Amicable Coal Mine Agreement Ratified in Toledo
Toledo April 18 Amicable settlement between mine workers and coal operators was reached by the scale committee and ratified by both sides. About 200000 idle men in the central district will return to work next Monday under the old 90 cent per ton rate. The agreement provides for a two year term with a referendum, an eight hour day, a 1.25 inch screen, and districts to settle price and condition disputes. Illinois operators are invited to join the next interstate conference set for Toledo in February 1910.
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Toledo
Illinois
Two Rival Groups Jockey for Civil War Era Republican Delegates
Dayton radios report two sets of delegates may be chosen for the national Republican convention in the historic Third district. The anti Breserltes organize for a matter conference after a post conclave call. Eugene Harding is named for national delegates, while H G Catrow leads the opposing faction and may win delegates as well. In Columbus a pressman Conrad Haas died after being crushed under a running gear of a Miehle press at Franklin Printing company while oiling machinery.
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Dayton
Eugene Harding
H. G. Catrow
Deegates
Columbus
Conrad Haas
Franklin Printing Company
Vevoe Co letter questions short measure penalties
A Wyom Wooster letter asks W E Weygandt about penalties for marking or selling short measure paint and whitewash for paint. It questions whether three fourths paint is short measure and if seven pints equal a gallon. It mentions Vevoe lead and zinc full measure and warns against adulteration.
New Wooster Preserving Co Offers Higher Prices
Farmers and truck growers are reminded that the New Wooster Preserving Company will pay better prices than ever before for apples and small fruits in the region. The firm guarantees fair contracts and prompt payment to growers, encouraging continued supply and steady commerce.
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New Wooster Preserving Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Pneumonia Protection
Foley's Honey and Tar claims perfect security against pneumonia and consumption by curing obstinate coughs and colds. The ad asserts no cold has led to pneumonia after using the remedy and lists Bixler's Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co as distributors. A testimonial from B. Krause at 404 Walnut Ave. is included.
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Foley
Bixler’s
H. Boyd & Co.t
Railroad crew cleared in liquor case precedent
Cleveland Ohio April 18 R F Beigh R F Dowen and Everett Johnson crew of a baggage car arrested by Nottingham officials last September for carrying liquor into dry territory were held blameless by Judge Beacom of the common pleas court. The judge ruled the liquor belonged to the consignee and the crew did not offense in handling, establishing a precedent important to railways and freight carriers.
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Cleveland
R. F Beigh
R F. Dowen
Everett Johnson
Nottingham
Beracom
Common Pleas Court
Beacom
Ohio Society Leaders Elected At ARS Meeting
Columbus Ohio April 1 Major H P Ward of Columbus was chosen president succeeding Colonel WL Curry of Columbus Other officers include Vice President John W Harper Cincinnati secretary W A Taylor Columbus treasurer S G Harvey Toledo registrar Hugh Huntington Columbus historian William L Curry Columbus chaplain WM H Cule Subina
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Columbus
Qohia Society
Sons of the American Revolution
H. P. Ward of
WL. Curry
John W. Harper
Cincinnafet
W. A. Tayior
S. G. Harvey Toledo
Hugh Huntington
Willam L Curry
Wm H Cule
Subina
Embezzlement Charge Involving Bennington and Associates
Cleveland grand jury indicts William H. Bennington president of Bennington Typewriter Co A H Wyatt real estate broker and W W Tait ex president of a real estate trust in embezzlement case brought by Mabel Savd alleging they diverted 5000 of her funds for a new typewriter investment that did not materialize
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Cleveland
William H. Bennington
Bennington Typewriter Company
A. H Wyatt
W W Tait
Grand Jury
Mabel Savd
Baker Hearing Postponed in Murder Case
New York April 1 United States Commissioner Shields again postponed until next Sunday the hearing of James A Baker accused of murdering E Hutchinson postmaster at Clarington Ohio on December 29 last. Federal detectives deny Baker's claim of bravery and say he was a hall boy in a Columbus hotel during the Boer War.
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Baker
New York
United States
Shields
James A Baker
E. ¥. Hutchinson
Clarington
South Africa
Columbus
Presidents to Oklahomans in White House visit
Roosevelt told Tulsa Commercial club members he would help secure their land sale rights and urged their support to ensure the Indian gets his. In Bloomington, Illinois, Italians at Clinton were forced from town by a mob amid threats and gunfire. In Tiflis, Russian troops fought Persians near Belesuvar, routing them with heavy losses, while destroying villages and razing Kodzhabeklu and Seriap.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tulsa
Okla
White House
I Tallano
Bloomington St
Clinton
Tiflis
Lenkoran
Belesuvar
Belosuvar
Kodzhabeklu
Seriap
Rocky Mountain Tea Pill Advertisement Improves Vitality
A vintage ad proclaims a “new feeling of leaping” after taking Bollix ter's Rocky Mountain Tea tablets priced at 35 cents each. It cites testimonials and endorsements from A Boyd Co E DeDeWitt Co of Chicago and local seller Krieger's Drug, claiming stomach and bowels benefits and youthful vigor with a dated nod to 1902 1906 correspondence.
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Bollixter
A. Boyd & Co
Quadrennial real estate appraisement bill advances in senate
Senate approval of Senator West measure abolishes the decennial board of appraisers and creates a governor appointed four year board plus county and city review bodies. A companion bill gives state inspector of workshops supervision over all public school buildings with ten additional inspectors. Plan approvals and penalties target Collinwood disaster and safety reforms. Adjournment talks focus on May 1 to May 11 with House opposition noted.
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West
Senate
Au& Oly
Fromoyach
Congressional District
County Commissioners
Reynolds
Cuyahoga County
Collinwood
General Assembly
Genate Finance Committee
House Joint
House
Tid Pranney
Marks Killian Kills Policeman in Venange County
A salon keeper Mark Killian killed policeman Willam Gurr after reseating arr stout Caneshan. Killin surrendered as a heavy rain halted a forest fire in Venange county. The fire burned ten square miles. Hosmer B Patson died in Brooklyn of pneumonia. Beamer NW and Bluffton residents face theft claims with demanding settlements.
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Mark Killian
Stout Caneshan
Willam Gurr
Killin
Venange
Hosmer B
Patsons
Walls Farno Express Company
Wela Fargo Bank
Brooklyn
Pneunonia Beamer NW
Couninghaw
Wfa
Bluffton
Te Holland
Tony
Huynny
Electric Bitters Restored Health for Mill Creek Man
Nine years ago I was near death and run down. Electric Bitters strengthened me, pulled me back from the grave, and I have been well ever since. Sold under guarantee at S H Boyd & Co., drug store. Wc. tubs.
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Mr. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
S H Boyd & Co
Foley Kidney Remedies Ad Leaves Readers Hopeful
An old style advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Remedy for women misattributing pelvic symptoms to irregularities. Testimonies from Ness Carrie Harden and others claim relief after bottle use, with mentions of Ness Carrie Harden Bowling Green Kentucky and local druggists Krieger’s Drug Store. The note also promotes other remedies like Etha DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills and a Manzan pile remedy, all sold locally.
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Kutchin
Ohio
Foley
Xemedy
Ness Carrie Harden
Bowling Green
Bixter
H. Boy & Co
Etha
Krieger
Injunctions, Courts, and Fleet News Haunt Early 20th Century Dispatch
Emergency injunctions block state enforcement while federal judges review wide territorial issues. Reported naval movements include Rear Admiral Sperry's fleet arrival and coastal defenses. A National Guard trooper injury and a public safety incident near Lasperville are noted amid dense military and legal chatter.
Stomach Health Claim Attracts Syracuse Builder Ad
An advertised claim promotes Mt. pa Tran products as a remedy for indigestion and stomach weakness. It touts Adonis in Syracuse as a builder who found relief quickly, claiming Stomach Packets outperform doctors’ care over years. The ad promises refunds if results aren’t achieved.
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Adonis
Syracuse
Mt. Pa Tran
Mt. On
Thyaga & Co
Wayne County coal land project promotes 2H acres near Denver
Investors invited to form a company to acquire 2h acres of land with at least twenty five million tons of coal. Coal sells for 32 per ton on board cars. A 325000 option payment in a short time completes transfer, with goal to ship 2000 tons daily within a year of financing.
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Denver
Colo
Wayne County
Nebraska
Kansas
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