Prohibition State Ticket Listing for Governor and Others
The document lists party ticket candidates including Governor Rov Nelson D Creamer of Columbus and Lieutenant Governor Captain J M Baott of Alexandria. It also names Auditor A O Purgla New Lexington Treasurer William Kingham Lakealdo Supreme Court K Jay Pleney Cleveland Attorney General T W Ghreve Martins Ferry Commissioner Prof H Dicks on Wooster Public Works Benjamín Farque ar New Willington. Representative J Clark West Salem. Commissioner Levi W Becker Plain To. Infirmary Director David Zook Milton Tp.
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Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
J M Baott
Alexandria
A. O Purgla
New Lexington
William Kingham
Lakealdo
Supreme Court
K. Jay Pleney
Clevaland
Alorzey
T. W Ghreve
Martina's Ferry
H. Dickson
Wooster
Beard
Public
Benjamin Farquear
New
Prohibition Party Declares Ohio Platform and Faith
The Prohibition Party of Ohio pledges absolute prohibition of intoxicating liquor production importation and sale if given power. It denounces liquor politics as corrupt links to both major parties and calls for cleansing moral order through abolition local option rejected and a statewide ban aligned with Christian citizenship and civic duty.
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Genvan Lon
Commonwealth
Enal
Pio
Ohio
Romwoo
Prohibition Party
Hilo
Bar
State Central Committee Members Listed With Corrections
The State Central Committee chairman Macartney provides a corrected list of members elected at Springfield. Names include Maria Cincinnati Rev J O Holliday Norwood J O Upford Dayton Johnson Wiley Blaney Moxchar Wilmington Gok B Pickering Rev E P McLans T Deaptles Venjaniia Bridgeport Captain J M Brandstl Dancer Akron Geo L Case Cleveland and other noted districts. An executive committee is also named with F M sarydont Chairman and F McDowell Secretary nF Greer.
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Macartney
State Central Committee
Springfeld
B Maria
Cincinnati
J O Holliday
Norwood
J. O. Upford
Dayton
Johnson Wiley
Blaney
Her
Watkins Edge
Deetis
Moxchar
Wilmington
Gok, B
B. W. Pickering
E P McLans
Tojedo
Oi Goversten
Portsmouth
H. L. Baker
Robert Candy
Columbua
OH Faeke
U T
Aneevitel
Bridgeport
J M Brandstl
John
Dancer Oaston
Moltg
Akron
Geo. L. Case
Talbot
Cleveland
Wayné County Nominates Steady Officials for State Service
The article lauds a strong ticket led by J. Clark of Went Salum for representative. It praises each nominee as worthy of honor and ready to serve in Columbus, pledging steadfast positions on all legislative questions.
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Clark
Salum
Columbus
Levi Becker for County Commissioner in Plain Township
Candidate Levi Becker of Plain township would be an ideal officer with steady judgment and a firm grasp of county needs. He would protect the interests of the people and avoid bridge scandals through prudent leadership.
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Levi Becker
Plain Township
No Better Man for County Treasurer Named
A local note praises Daniel Harter of Green township as an ideal county treasurer candidate, describing him as sturdy and trustworthy though not a political climber, and hints at tight funds in Wasne county.
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Daniel Harter
Green Township
Wasne County
David Zook Nominated for County Infirmary Director
Milton township resident David Zook is named as the candidate for infirmary director in the county election. Supporters say he brings common sense and would serve as a model adviser, while opponents caution about his qualifications and readiness to fulfill the role.
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David Zook
Milton Township
No-Comment Temperance Voters Split On Hanna-Won Ballot
The text notes Tom Johnson and Mark Wanna did not mention liquor and faced the liquor vote. It argues temperance voters should not back either major ticket and favors Judas Erest T H B Teeple as U S senator, claiming he would dominate Washington legislation.
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Tom Johnson
Mark Wanna
Hanna
John
Reform or Rosy Promise: A Man’s Self Reliance Called
A quoted voice argues that true reform begins with personal thinking and action on public questions rather than inherited polish or external praise. The speaker urges independence of judgment and courage to act for oneself.
Voters Rally Protest On Election Day
A local protest gathers expression as a large portion of eligible residents participate. Organizers call for peaceful demonstration while officials urge order and compliance with voting procedures.
Saloon as highway robber in old-time crime lore
In period lore a saloon is described as the sole highway robber demanding both money and life from victims, while other thieves settle for one of the two. The taint of such places reflects dangers of early travel.
Political rivalry centers on keeping the other party out
Fragmentary note discusses partisan contention aimed at exclusion of opponents while the saloon remains open and neutral actions unclear.
Union Signal Sold to National WCTU
The Union Signal is purchased by the National WCTU and will be published from now on as the group’s organ. It will broaden its reach for women and intensify the campaign for reform at home in the ongoing battle for broader rights and social change.
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Union
WCTU
No one mistakes Tom Johnson or Mark Hanna as Pribi tionat
A historical aside notes that neither Tom Johnson nor Mark Hanna were ever considered Pribinational figures. It reflects a casual misbelief about political labels. Sources emphasize the distinct roles and identities of Johnson and Hanna in their era.
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Tom Johnson
Mark Hanna
Massacre Rumor Spurs Calls for Aid to Victims Abroad
Street newsboys cry out about massacres of Macedonians and Turkish atrocities, urging government action to aid the helpless overseas. The speech links humanitarian horror to domestic concerns over the Hynor traffic and Christian voters’ influence.
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Ris
Panishmesnr
Hynaor Trafic
Washington Liquor League President Calls for Party Alignment
President James W. Morrison urges supporters to back aspirants in harmony with the Washington Liquor League and to oppose those opposed to their welfare, stating they should move heaven and earth to defeat them. He condemns keeping temperance out of politics as a mistake.
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James W. Morrison
The
Washington Liquor League
Death at the Ballot Box Sparks Debate Over Elections
A terse remark suggests that decisive political change comes at the ballot box, prompting reflection on voting power and democratic outcomes. Analysts note the statement as emblematic of intensifying public discourse on election integrity and civic participation.
Strong Medical Faculty In Berlin University
Among 468 permanent lecturers at Berlin University, 170 are in the medical faculty. The Siberian railway is nearly finished and grants have been allotted to over 100000 immigrants seeking passage.
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Berlin University
Setties
Siberia
Siberian
Repairs by the Autocrat Defy National Auto Makers
A satirical remark from Puck mocks national auto makers while praising a local fixer who claims he can repair any car regardless of origin. The quote reflects a sentiment that skill matters more than brand in automotive work.
Sounds Explosive Leaders Clash in Libyan Revolt Allegations
Lyxbomir Zsixkovits is cited as a Servian revolt leader amid warnings of a man who can carry a dangerous weapon and is fit for any wicked act. The account frames him among insurgent factions and looming violence.
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Lyxbomir Zsixkovits
Alaska Commerce Output Near 20 Million In 1909
Alaska’s commerce last year reached about 20 million dollars, nearly triple the territory’s total payments, marking a significant rebound in gold production and regional trade.
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Alaska
Fate and Party Plans Mention Hidden Recital
The Baltimore American notes a curious query about Fate Wantanno and a request for Gabsky to perform at a small party. It hints at a mystery method to prevent him from reciting.
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Wantanno
Gabsky
éveAlag
Dazno
Baltimore American
Fact and Fancy Among Bee Hive Burglars in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia freight car burglary leads to a chase by clever newspaper artists after thieves pried lids from boxed bee hives. The New York World notes the incident as a curiosity in crime reporting with witty framing.
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Philadelphia
Fact
New York World
Slightly Mistaken Flood Rescue Report
A Kansas City reporter notes two men saved from a flood describe their ordeal over two days, starving and without water, uttering syllables in a tremor as they recount the survival.
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Kansas City
Shipment of Nuts in 8,953 Tons to Europe and U S
The season has seen 8,953 tons of nuts shipped from the Amazon valley, about half sent to Europe and the other half to the United States.
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Amazon Valley
Europe
United States
Careless punctuation mars Massachusetts law contrast
The New York World notes a misplaced comma misstates Massachusetts excise law while warning about a Nebraska prisoner facing the gallows. It urges lawmakers to mind punctuation along with grammar and policy.
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Massachusetts
Nebraska
New York World
Porto Rico Trade Power Pushes U S Markets
Porto Rico provides a market of a million dollars monthly to U S producers and merchants and ships nearly a billion dollars of tropical products each month to meet United States demand.
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Porto Rico
United States
Difference in Practice Cited by Yonkers Observer
The observer notes a fault in the system where a reputable physician must pay for a license to practice while a fourteen year old girl with a new plane does not. The comment reflects frustration with unequal treatment and regulatory hurdles.
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Yonkers Statesman
Park of Boynton to wed widow, said to sail
Saturday Will Park of Boynton visitors hint he will marry one of the town widows and set forth in married life, as reported by Walker County Messenger.
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Willam
Will Park
Boynton
Walker County
Royal Cleric King Edward Receives Nominal Welsh Prebend
In Pembrokeshire Wales St David s cathedral counts King Edward as prebendary with a nominal salary of £1 per year The accession to church office stands alongside his royal duties The note also cites Prof Mosse contrasting Italian and English social classes with scholars described as physically superior to laborers.
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Edward
Mosse
Nouvelle Revue
Italy
England
Rebel Exile Returns to Northwest Canada Leader Gabriel Dumont
Gabriel Dumont, once Louis Riels lieutenant in the 1885 rebellion, returns to the northwest after eighteen years abroad. He had fled to escape punishment following the crackdown and the execution of his leader.
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Gabriel Dumont
Louis Riel
Northwest
Canada
Mount Samgay: World’s Most Active Volcano
Mount Samgay in Mcuador rises to 17,120 feet and has burned since 1728. Its eruptions are heard in Quito 180 miles away with 267 reports per hour, tying it to a record pace of activity across the globe.
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Samgay
Mcuador
Quito
Women at Kew Gardens Hire Practice in Male Attire
Women work in male attire on the gardening staff at Kew Gardens England with a young woman in charge of the herbaceous and Alpine plant department. They undergo a two year course of study at Kew. Edward II noted for linguistic skill during a Paris visit. Loubet hosted a private dinner where the French president spoke formally and the English king delivered an impressive improvised speech in French.
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Kew Gardens
England
Kew
Edward II
Edward
Paris
M. Loubet
University Notes Highlight Wooster Debt Cleared and Endowment Boost
The Wooster campus notes detail a debt erasure after a rally by Synod members and locals. L. H. Severance commits 100 000 dollars toward a million-dollar endowment, urging others to follow. Delegates and alumni return for Synod, with several former students reuniting on the Hill.
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Nelson Sauvain
First Presbyterian Church
R. V. Speer
Bloomington
Mr. Palmer
Independence
Iowa
Wooster
Palmer
Lois Axtell
Chester Lamb
Toledo
Albert Booshart
Glenmont
Holmes County
Frederick G. Coan
Persia
Henry Forman
Idia
College
Westminster Lab
Bath
Wenner
Fredericksburg
Margaret Lytle
Delphos
Ming Marie Peters
Thursda
Wooster Hoover Cottage
Synod
L. H Beverance
Wooster University
Severance
George E. Jackson
Marietta
John Jamieson
McZenn
Frank Beatty
Greenfield
Miss Reed
New York
Mr. Wilson
Indiana
Edward B. Evans
West Liberty
Honest newspaper worth and voting ideals
Cornerstone urges voters to seek true manhood and honest presses, condemns partisanship, and promotes prohibition ballots. It argues education, morality, and integrity trump political tribalism and warns against shallow church and social decay.
Manager Wanted for County Territory Position
Classified ad seeks a reliable person to manage a well known financial house in the county and nearby areas. Offers $20.00 weekly cash salary plus expenses paid by check from headquarters. Permanent job with expense money advanced. Apply to Manager 610 Munau n Building Chicago.
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Trostworthy
Manawer
Munaun Bidg
Chicago
To Make Him Happy: Old Peterby and His Nephew
A London Telegraph tale notes that on the death of rich but stingy Peterby, his nephew stands to inherit. A family confidant urges the old gentleman to do something to secure happiness for the marrying nephew. Peterby responds by saying he will pretend to be dangerously ill.
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Old Peterby
Mr. Peterby
Don Telegraph
Marryat-Mamma Voices Housing Woes and Support Inquiry
In a candid exchange from the Catholic Standard and Times, Tee Nuch and Mrs. Marryat-Mamma discuss the prospect of losing her house and moving in with others. The man replies he can support both, but fears the mother would be difficult to support.
Move Exclusive Gets College Bond For Social Circles
Mrs Wootley says education opens doors to exclusive society as her son enters the university and joins the Four Hundred. Mrs McGinty notes her son excels in college and rises in status amid urban social circles.
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Mra. Wootley
Mra. McGinty
Philadelphia Press
Riches and relationships spark a sharp exchange
A witty back and forth unfolds as a pessimistic woman notes a rule that bachelors are wealthier than married men. He asks why, and she replies that marriage redistributes wealth differently, suggesting a poor man marries while the rich remain separate.
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Dameel
Sobriety Test Passes as Magistrate Accepts Trial
A Dublin doctor required a man to hop twelve feet on each foot and then stand on one leg for seven seconds and the other for four seconds. The magistrate accepted the test as proof of sobriety.
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Dublin
London Mall
Wanted Real Estate Investors In Each State
Classified notice seeks trusted agents in every state to invest in realty ventures. Offers 32 week term with expenses paid, payment via direct seal. Respond with self addressed envelope to Colontat 382 Dearberm Blvd Chicago.
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Gisan Tate
Galery
Dearberm
Chicago
Exeessies Travel Notes and Masonic References
Fragmentary OCR item notes travel to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with return dates October 8 and 4 and mentions one fare for round trip. References Grand Royal and Select Masons in Ohio and Andrew with dates in October.
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Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Bos, Brotherhood & Andrew
Akrom
Grand Royal and Select Masons
Ohio
Excursion and Round Trip Rates From Wooster to San Francisco
The notice lists a round trip fare of 78 dollars and 10 cents from Wooster Ohio to San Francisco California for October 7 to 16 with stopovers allowed. It adds excursion rates to Kansas City Missouri with a low rate from October 16 to 30, valid to return by October 26 or extended to November 10 1903.
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Wooster
Kansas City
Excursion Fare Notes From Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced fares announced for Detroit via Pennsylvania Lines with dates October 7 16 17 and 19 for church and missionary conventions. Also Kansas City and Columbus outings with round trip rates and specific stopovers. Details available from local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents and officials including E A Ford Pittsburg.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania Lines
Socount Christian Church National Conventions
American and Foreign Missionary Socience
Christian Woman's Board of Missions, Endeavor and Educational Societies
Ticket Agenta of
Pennsylvania
Nes
Kansas Cievis
Market Prices for Livestock at Liberty and Surrounding Area
The October price sheet lists cattle and hogs with weights and quotes for prime and heavy categories. Included are light rollers, sows, heifers, and sheep with varying prices. spring lambs and mixed wood rates noted.
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ANT Liberty
Castle Mupply Light Markate-Oady
Exura S
Fragmented OCR notes on produce pricing and groceries
A jagged OCR fragment lists produce items and prices including wheat, beans, poultry, and pork. The text mentions measurements such as per barrel, per bushel, and per pound with unclear spellings and broken names.
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U. W
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