Willis bill becomes law prompts Ohio corporate filing rule
Local firms in Wooster and across Ohio must file annual reports with the secretary of state under the Willis act. For profit corporations file by May with details on officers, stock, and business. fees start at 10 percent of capital stock, minimum ten dollars. Not-for-profit and religious groups have lower fees. reporting months vary by type.
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Naxs
Yeason
Ohio
Secretary of State
Moreien
State
Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Law Provisions and Patent Remedies Advertisements
The text outlines penalties for corporate noncompliance and mentions the secretary of state directing funds to the state treasury. It then lists testimonial-style advertising for Hoods Sarsaparilla, Foley's Kidney Cure, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, with claims of health benefits and sales by various stores.
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Edw. Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erle
Gladdy
Laubach & Syd and
Zimmerman & Co
Does it Pay To Buy Cheap German Syrup Claims Cure
An advertisement promotes Boschee German Syrup as the remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims to relieve inflammation, stimulate tissue to destroy germ disease, ease expectoration, and cure the patient after one night’s rest. It urges trying one bottle and notes availability through various retailers.
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Alldr
Othe
Boyds
Belgian Riots in Brussels Demand General Strike
April 11 Brussels riots yield over 30 wounded including women and children as police clash with rioters near Rue Des Minimes and Rue Stevens. Rioters seize Maison du Peuple, socialist deputies call for a general strike next Tuesday while reservists arrive singing revolutionary airs.
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Brussels
Vicina
Maison du Peuple
Rué Stevens
Deft
Delbassee
House Insular Affairs Seeks Philippine Self Rule and Cash Standard
The report filed by Chairman Cooper outlines an opportune moment to promise Philippine participation in central government. It endorses a gold standard carriage system per Taft's recommendations and government experts, aiming for a conservative sound financial policy respecting local exchange customs.
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Washington
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Philippines
Cooper
Senate
House
Taft
Cuba and United States discuss postal relations
President elect Estrada Palma of Cuba and Gonzalo de Quecada met with Pas majster General Payne and state officials in Washington on April 11 to review postal arrangements. The talks envisage continuing relations ad hoc until a postal treaty is signed and may mirror existing conventions with Canada and Mexico set to take effect around August 1.
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Washington
Estrada Palma
Cuba
Gonzalo de Quecada
Pas Mags Ter
Payne
Islands
Canada
Mexico
Domestic Tragedy Brought by Quarrel in Ottawa Kansas
In Ottawa Kansas on April 12 George Gassage was fatally cut in the neck by his wife during a long quarrel and she was shot in the head and seriously wounded by her husband. The other items mention unrelated ads and personal notes about a grain product called GRAIN O and a local name U. P. Mrers.
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Ottawa
Kan
George Gassage
Home-Seekers Excursions by Pennsylvania Lines
Low rate excursion tickets to the West and South offered by Pennsylvania Lines on March 4 18 April 1 15 fifty six cents and twenty cents. For fares through time and details consult Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Pennsylvania
De Witts Little Early Risers Ad Claim
An advertisement from Zimmerman & Co. and Laubach & Boyer promotes De Witts Little Early Risers as effective pills. A customer from Butternut Michigan, M B Smith, reports they are the most satisfactory pills he has taken and that they do not cause nausea.
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de Witt
M. B. Smith
Butternut
Mich
de Wit
Zimmerman & Bo
Laubach & Boya
August Flower Promoted for Digestion and Health
A fragment discusses August Flower as a universal remedy praised for indigestion biliousness and claimed to prevent serious conditions. It references grandmothers and urges using the medicine to cleanse the stomach stop fermentation and aid the Ayaka with digestion.
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August Flower
Wynn Accepts Postmaster General Aide Post
Robert Wynn, special to Tax Republican, reports Wynn has accepted the role of first assistant postmaster general in Washington on April 16. The appointment places Wynn in a key federal communications leadership position with responsibilities shared across the postal service and related agencies.
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Washington
Robert Wynn
New York Press
Wooster Considers Local Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter
In Wooster efforts begin to form a local DAR. several members exist and many women may qualify. Applicants must prove ancestry to Revolutionary War participants. organizers seek at least twelve members to establish the Wooster chapter, with about forty eligible residents identified.
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Wooster
Aosta
Chinese Exclusion Debate Teeters as Vote Looms
In Washington a senate effort to vote the Chinese exclusion bill failed, with indications that a vote will occur next Tuesday. Debates featured Dillingham, Stewart, and Hoar opposing various provisions while Grosvenor urged reciprocity and tariff revision. Other items include a Cuban reciprocity debate in the House and a fatal train accident involving educator George Kircher in Valparaiso, plus a barroom shooting in Helena and a jail recall after a molders clash in Racine.
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Washington
Senate
Dillingham
Stewart
Nev
Hoar
Mass
J. Hoar
Depew
Head and Face Cuts After Train Fall in Shreve
Ben Pocock a former clerk at the D Nice store and now an agent for the Pennsylvania Lives Custaloga sustained severe cuts and bruises to the head on Wednesday evening at Shreve. He had permission to ride from Castaloga on the work train to Shreve, but as the train stopped slowly he attempted to alight and was thrown to the ground, striking his head on limestone along the track. He was taken to Dr Hague's office where the wounds, though bleeding freely, were not serious.
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Ben Pocock
D. Nice
Pennsylvania
Shreve
Castaloga
LACONICS FROM LIFE AND POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY FACTS
A fragmented Life magazine style clipping shows jokes and snippets. It includes quips about friendship, heartbreak, and patience with Cuba and General Miles. It mentions Aunt Alice and a discussion on bacteriology. It notes a Western Senator and a costly seat. It ends with lines on jealousy in theatre.
Obituary notes from Chester to Madisonburg area deaths
Obituary notes report multiple local deaths: Minnie Ickes of Chester township aged 28. Marla Scotland, 71, of East Union township. Mrs. Sarah A Fertig, 73, of Madisonburg area. Minnie Ickes’ funeral and burial at New Pittsburg. Mrs. Elnora Alexander, 79, last Miller daughter, widow of John S. Alexander. Jacob Woods, 37, miner, killed at West Lebanon mine. Mrs. David Frantz, 40, died at her son’s home near West Lebanon. Beary Ebert, 65, Chester township farmer, father of I O Ebert. Mrs. William Graven, ~60, near Shreve. Horace M. Shaffer, Hunter, North Dakota, 80, veteran of 8th U.S. Cavalry. Mrs. Clarence C. Apple, 35, formerly of this city, died in the state hospital at Massillon. Funeral notices and burial details included.
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Minnie Ickes
Chester Township
Marla Scotland
Township Trustea Wm
Scotland
East Union Township
Sarah A. Fertig
Michael Fertig
William Feeman
Madisonburg
Lehman Church
Sennen
Ale ‘Tne Radérar
Hiss Minnie Ickes
New Pittsburg
Elnora Alexandar
John
Alexander
Michael
Aons
Maria Miller
Mary Alexander
Wooster
Lhe. Alexander
Canton
Wester Cemetery
Jacob Woods
West Lebanon
David Frantz
Franklin Frantz
Beary Ebert
I. O. Ebert
Wooster and
Congress
Bethel Church
Overton
William Graven
Near Shreve
Henry Crinchfield
Hunter
North Dakota
Horace M. Shaffer
Keight
M. M. Shaffer
Shaffer
8Th Uohlo Cavalry
Clarence C. Apple
Hursday
Massillon
Tiffin
Dr Miles Medical Co 25 Dose Sale Notice
Sold by druggists. 25 doses ase. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Boers Arrive in Kleirksdorf for Peace Terms
Special to The Republican from Kleirksdorf South Africa April 10 Schalk Burger and Boer officials arrived there and President Steyn and General De la Rey are expected to meet them They possess English terms of peace but have not made them public.
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Kleirksdorf
South Africa
Schalk Bunger
Steyn
General Delarey
Housekeeper Club Meet With Mr Yoder May Day
The Housekeeper's club will meet with Mr Yoder on Thursday May 1. Roll call responses include favorite Bible quotations and short readings. Members include Mrs Helen Pacity, Mrs Lytle, Mrs Bixler, Mrs Tristman, McUrackoo, Mrs Gasprett, Dora McCoy, and Mrs Kite Mihen. Each member may submit two questions.
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Yoder
Muote
Mary Milter
Helen Pacity
Mra Lytle
Bixler
Tristman
McUrackoo
Gasprett
Carmony
Dora McCoy
Kite
Science Hall Plans Arrive for University Site Bid
Plans for the new Severance science hall to be built on the southwest corner of University street and College avenue arrived in Wonoster Tuesday afternoon and are being inspected by bidders. The hall carries a cost not to exceed 405,000 and will be a beauty.
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Severance Science Hall
University Street
Collage Avenue
Wonoster
Discharge From Mucous Membrane Tied to Blood Condition
A fragment explains discharge from mucous membranes arises when inflammation persists due to blood impurities and weak tissue. It advises soothing the mucous membrane, strengthening the system, and cleansing the blood to stop the discharge.
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