Advertising terms and change of address notice
A garbled ad notice outlines advertising terms for a publication, detailing payments of 120 dollars per year before April and 75 cents per year after, with instructions for address changes and communications to be sent with author name and address for editorial information. The text references certain deadlines and subscription changes and notes publication timing.
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Kates Furulsnert
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Prohibition Platform Adopted At The Akron Convention
The Ohio Prohibition party in convention condemns liquor traffic as a public nuisance and calls for its complete suppression. it urges party unity to enact and enforce laws banning manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicants, criticizing Republicans and Democrats for tolerating liquor laws. It appeals to citizens to support direct legislation and unite to destroy the liquor traffic through ballot action.
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Prohibition Party of
Ohio
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Howe
Java
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Rum Traffic Harms Society Says D L G Seventy
A critical clip argues that rum causes deaths crime and corruption. It condemns licensing revenue from liquor as worse than theft and warns the drunk trade ruins character and life while offering nothing in return.
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Saloons and licensees united in a shared wickedness
The passage asserts that anyone who licenses or supports the saloon shares criminal responsibility. It argues that in a democracy votes restrain the saloon and that those who vote or influence against prohibition join a threefold conspiracy: the rum seller, the saloon itself, and those who license it.
A Short Matory of One of the United States
A polemical piece uses a satirical take on matrimony as a state, claiming the oldest state in the union produces population, and critiques political campaign tactics and moral decay. It warns of a foul product polluting politics, likening it to a contagious plant needing care from divinity and philosophy doctors.
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United States
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Ashland and Wonater Railway Schedule No 1 1991
Market notes list livestock prices and ratings for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with supply light. Receipts show about 10 cars of stock ready for market. Time table details passenger schedule with fares and station notes.
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Bala
The
Ashland & Wonater
Fragments Reflect Unclear 19th Century Civilities
A garbled OCR passage hints at discussions about personal relations and social roles, mentioning Indianapolis and a late event. The text mingles names, phrases, and places with broken sentences, limiting coherent reconstruction of events or significance. The piece reads as a damaged historical snippet lacking a clear narrative.
The Mistake Of His Life In A Turbulent Public Doings
A fragmented account recounts political turmoil and a controversial figure facing allegations of fraud at an unsteady state presidency. It notes public discontent with leadership, shifting alliances, and the volatile mix of populism and policy. The piece weaves critiques of governance with digressions on science and everyday life.
Secret Yes Announced Perpetual Motion Spavhine Claim
A wild-eyed inventor declares a perpetual-motion spavhine runs constantly and asks what makes it operate. The conversation hints at a misunderstanding and a wedding anniversary memory emerging amid the odd discourse.
Ethnology Building at Pan American Exposition
The Ethnology building at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, slated May 1 to November 1, 1901, will showcase the science of human races, origins, and relations. It promises a rich North and South American exhibit highlighting Peruvian antiquities owned by American museums.
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Pan -American Expositon Co
Buffalo
North
South
Peru
Bufalo
The
Auditors Boost Valuation of C. A. & C. R ailway
Auditors in the counties along the C. A. C. railway raised its road value by 500 dollars at a May 22 Akron meeting. They also increased the Erie road valuation to 500000 dollars, reflecting higher assessed worth across six Ohio counties.
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Akron
Erie
Ohio
Death of an Infant Charles Michael Kalmbach
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J M Kalmbach of North Buckeye Street died May 22 after a day of illness from lung congestion and diphtheria. Funeral at the grave conducted by Rev Frederick Kraft of the German Evangelical church. Also notice of Rev Frederick A Kuder, Wooster editor of the Voice, marrying Miss Elizabeth Laiblin in Canton Ohio. The couple will reside in Holly Michigan after June 1. County jury commission appointed for Wayne County by Judges Maxwell and Eaton. Democrats J B Douglass and J D Zook. Republicans Chas J Warner and Jacob Shelly named to provide 200 freeholders for wheel selections for jurors.
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Charles Michael
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J M Kalmbach
North Buckeye
Frederick Kraft
German Evangelical Church
Frederick A Kuder
University of Wooster
The
Voice
Misa Elizabeth Laiblin
N .Parcomer
G.F Laiblice
Canton
Ohio
Jung
Holly
Michigan
Wayne, County
Mandamus Proceedings In Cleveland Rail Case
Mayor Tom L. Johnson seeks a mandamus in Cuyahoga County Court to compel the nine county auditors board to summon officers of the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling railway for a valuation report. The board members include George H. Lewis Lorain W H Hobart Medina A B Peckinpaugh Wayne L E Sissler Summit W M Rees Stark C E Fernsell Tuscarawas H B Laws Harrison M Aldredge Belfont W E Craig Cuyahoga. Johnson presented figures he says show a true valuation and urged a thorough investigation.
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A B. Peckinpaugh
Board of County Auditors
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland Lorai&*Wihelteg
George H. Lewis
Lorain
W. H. Hobart
Medina
A.B. Peckinpaugh
Wayne
L. E. Sissler
Summit
W. M. Rees
Stark
C. E. Fernsell
Tuscarawas
H. B. Laws
Harrison
M. Aldredge
Belfont
W. E. Craig
Cuyahoga
Johnson
the Board
Real estate transfers recorded in Greene and surrounding townships
A list of recorded transfers shows Levi E. Conrad and wife to George Heestand for 6 acres in Greene township at $480, Minerva M. Messner et al to Jacob Shelley for 64 acres in Plain township at $6130, and multiple other parcels. Names include Anna Brailen, Lehman J. Smedley, J Wz. Edgell, Earl J. Lee, David E. Foltz, Susanna Martin, Martin Williams, Mary Dull, John L. Long, John McVicker, Jacob Van Gunten, Ira Masters, Levi F. Hostetler, J. B. Hostetler, George D. Dunham, and C. C. Cutter, with parcels ranging from 1 to 120 acres and prices from $1 to $4,000 in Clinton, Greene, Congress, Shreve, Sugarcreek, Baughman, East Union, and Franklin townships. The entries list receivers and administrators as applicable.
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Eorder
Franks
Levi E. Conrad
George Heestand
Greene
Minerva M. Messner
Jacob Shelley
Plain
Charles Smith
Elizabeth Finn
Charles Finn
Chester Two
Anna Brailen
Lehman J. Smedley
Applecreek
J Wz. Edgell
East Union Two
Earl J Lee
David E. Foltz
Shreve
Susanna Martin
W. S. Camp
Baughman
David Reaser
Martin Williams
Clinton
Mary Dull
M. S. Aukerman
Emma E. Aukerman
Congress Two
John L. Long
John McVicker
Jacob van Gunten
Ira Masters
Sugarcreek
Levi F. Hostetler
J. B. Hostetler
Green
John B. Hostetler
Geo. D. Dunham
Margaret Harrison
C. C. Cutter
Franklin Tno
Foltz & Brenneman
Earl J. Lee
Shrove
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