Prohibition State Ticket
Governor Reverend Nolaon LD Creamer of Columbus for Lieutenant Governor Captain JM Keott for Auditor AC Purrin of New Laxitgtoo for Treasurer William Kingbem of Lakeetde for Judge H Jay Milney of Cleveland for Attorney General T W Shreve of Martins Ferry for School Commissioner Professor J HO Dicka son of Wooster for Beard of Public Worker Benjamin Farqua her of New Wilmington
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Nolaon LD Creamer
Columbus
Govergo
JM Keotta
A C Purrin
New Laxitgtoo
William Kingbem
Lakeetde
Huprumo Court
H. Jay Milney
Cleveland
T W Shreve
Martin's Ferry
J HO Dickason
Wooster
Por Beard
Benjamin Farquaher
New Wilmington
Prohibition Platform Declares Abolition of Liquor Trade in Ohio
The Prohibitionists of Ohio assemble on May 27 1903 at Aoringdoll affirm faith in God and the Chicago platform. They condemn liquor influence in politics and society, urge abolition of tavern trade, and call Ohio to end the saloon through statewide prohibition and ballot support.
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Prohibitionists
Ohio
Aoringdoll
Prohibition Party
Chicago
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Torale
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Probivition Party
Bio
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State Central Committee Members Listed by Chairman McCartney
Chairman McCartney provides a corrected list of the State Central Committee members elected at Springheld. The roster includes J B Martin Cincinnati. Hoy J C Holliday Norwood. JC Upfold Dayton. Johovan Wiley Didney. Rev A A Watkinandeor ton. Rev E J Meachem Wilmington. A Gum Cook. RW Pleekerin Urbana. Rev H F McLane Toledo. C Coverston Portsmouth. H L Baker Arthur. Robert Vandy Columbus. L Peeke Sandusky. HB Teeples Mt Gilead. James Henjamin Zanenville. W W Scott Bridgeport. Capt J M Beott Grandville. F Foltz Akron. Geo L Case Cleveland. A L Talbot Cleveland.
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Mccartney
State Central Committee
Springheld
Folowas
J B Martin
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
H. L Baker Arthur
Robert Vandy
Columbus
L. Peeke
Sandusry
Teeples
Mt. Gilead
James Henjamin
Zanenville
W.wscott Bridgeport
J M Beott
Grandville
John Danner
Canton
F Foltz
Akron
Geo L Case
Cleveland
A. L Talbot
State Executive Committee Contested as Follows
State Executive Committee lists McCartney as conatl tated with Chairman Ww W McDowell and secretary John F Greng. Treas Robert Candy and members from Columbus LH MacLane Toledo St L Pecke Handuaky J J Martin Cincinnati J M Scott Granville named among the slate.
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Mccartney
W McDowell
John F Greng
Robert Candy
Columbus
MacLane
Toledo
St. L
The Saloon War in Wooster and the Vote
A partisan poem argues that defeat and victory may swap meanings, urging clean heads and conscience on Judgment Day. It recalls 740 locals congratulated for a winning vote, condemns saloon influence on youth, calls to reveal true actions, and warns the saloon backs off the earth as public opinion shifts.
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Wooster
How Did You Die a Poem by Ed Mund Vance Cooke
The verse urges a steadfast, cheerful response to trouble. It contrasts craven retreat with brave recovery, urging resilience and pride even after defeat. The speaker questions suffering as much as the: act of fighting and the effort put forth in life.
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Edmund Vance Cooke
la Wooster
Death's Arrival Weighs How One Dies Not If It Comes
A reflective line compares death to a vail or a sudden pounce, arguing the concern is not merely being dead but the manner of death. The text ponders whether death comes slowly or with speed, emphasizing method over outcome.
Poem of the Victor and the Vanquished Hopeful Hearts
The poem honors both victors and those who fail seeking courage and patience. It praises humble endurance over triumphal praise, urging forgiveness and steadfast faith. Dated May 17 1903, signed Jussig Lievo- Parner.
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God
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Village founder Daniel Ruiter dies at 87
Obituary notes the death of Daniel Ruiter Sr founder of Maraville, aged 87, after 9 months and 22 days. Nearby items mention a birth to John Glass and spouse, a dog bite incident, and a medical hospital appointment for Dr Chas W Hay in Berlin. Also referenced are Wooster high school accreditation and a local high school annual update.
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Daniel Ruiter
Maraville
Wrore
Wooster High School
Ohio
Aloh
Chas. W Hay
George Hay
Croaton
Berlin
Ballnosky
Charms of Munich Exploring Expeditions and Military Displays
Special correspondence describes Munich as gemutlich and inviting for explorers. It notes hidden medieval courtyards, old gates, and quiet plazas, with soldiers marching, bands playing at noon, and crowds gathering in Hofgarten as beer, coffee, and kitchen fare draw locals and travelers into the city’s festive, disciplined street life.
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Mufulch
Munich
Vienna
Platz
Adda P
Carnival crowds parade in holiday dress along Maximian Strasse
Laughter fills two days before Ash Wednesday as women wear wigs skirts and hats and promenade in holiday attire. Crowds move toward the Maximian Strasse carnival hub where revelry gathers in the Marlen Platz area, heightening the festive mood and attention.
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Maximian Strasse
Bret Harte and the Duke of St Albans Lunch Tale
An anecdote from a new Bret Harte biography shows how the author knew everyone from dukes to comic actors. At luncheon the host presented figures including the Duke of St Albans and Herbert Bismarck, with Trevelyan nearby, revealing Harte’s quick wit and social reach.
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Brat Watts
Nell Gynne
Bret Harte
J L. Toole
Duke of
St Albans
Thomas Trevelyan
Acarcely
Count Bismarck
von Moltke
Bret Harta
Sir George Trevelyan
How Animals Act At Fires Not All Fearful Of Flames
Firemen discuss animal behavior during fires noting horses panic in burning stables while dogs stay calm and seek exits. Cats crouch and hide yet become docile when rescued. Birds seem hypnotized and parrots are quiet. Cows, rodents, and other animals generally escape without panic, with few remains of burned bodies found.
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Herald
Hard Luck for Fall Swindle Involving Oranges and Lead
Frank Lonergan of Brooklyn recounts a neighborhood swindle. A woman bought twenty oranges for a quarter, paid a half dollar, and received a tainted quarter as change. The fruit proved frozen, thawed, and soured after shipping in a leaky ship, and the change was made of lead.
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Frank Lonergan
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Value of Free Delivery on a Rural Route
The educational side of rural free delivery shows in one western route with 109 mail boxes. When established, five Cally papers were taken. now sixty five are. Most papers come from two large cities, indicating an enlarged outlook and widened horizon.
Pigeons Fail to Hold Altitude in German Tests
The German Ornithological Society reports experiments on pigeons showing rapid altitude loss when released from 9,000 feet down to 2,700 feet. Birds descend to much lower levels, indicating limited flight at altered heights.
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German Ornithological Society
Simes
Wm Stover Charged With Beal Law Violation
Wm Stover of Hayesville was assessed Monday on charges related to Rev Chauncy Case and alleged Beal law violations. The brief docket notes potential sanctions and next court steps.
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Wm Stover
Hayesville
Excursions From Ohio Stations to Bellefontaine and More
Detailed travel offers call for information from agents across Ohio and neighboring states. Various excursion tickets cover round trips to Bellefontaine Cincinnati Lima Portsmouth and West Ohio areas with dates from May to June 1903. Reduced rate and single fare options apply for multiple destinations and groups including church and missionary organizations.
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Ohio River
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Anougl
Lino
Loal
Cincinnati
United Commercal Travelura
Amercla Grand Council of
Antil
Lima
Atcoaat Onin Christian Minaionary Society
Ohto Obriatian Women's Board of
Altssiona Church
Estate Notice of William W Wallace Invee of Warne Co
The undersigned have been duly appointed executors of the estate of William W Wallace of Warne County Ohio deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the estate will present them duly authenticated for settlement. WA Wallace, JK Wallace, Executors. Worcester Octo Mar 19 8
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Widam
W. Wallace
Warne Co. Oho
Asm
JK Willace
Worster
Unclear OCR List of Goods and Prices
The text provides a garbled catalog of items with many errors and missing context. It seems to catalog foods and merchandise with assorted prices, brands, and partial product names, but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable entities. No clear event or story emerges.
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