Ohio amendment on municipal classification to be voted
A fragmented notice describes a proposed amendment to Ohio constitution article 13 section 6. The General Assembly would place a statewide ballot on the first Monday in November 1902 to restrict village powers in taxation borrowing contracts and credit. The text mentions tax limits and city classification changes with ballots labeled for or against.
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Aes
General Assembly of Pe
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Ohio
Eccles
Js Wang
Romees
Tinal
General Assembly
Etats of
State of
Ry General, Assembly
Chile
Bim
Ohio seeks taxation amendment for state and local funds
A long reprint outlines proposed amendments from the General Assembly to Ohio’s constitution. It covers taxation rules, exemptions for public properties and charities, ballot wording for “Taxation amendment Yes” or “No,” and the effective date of January 1 1904, with signatures of state officials. The text preserves names like W S McKinnon Speaker and Lewis C Laylin Secretary of State alongside dates and procedural details.
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General Assembly
Owly
McKinnon
House of Representatives
Carl L. Niprent
Senate
United States of America
Oho
Lewis C. Laylin
State of
Ohio
Prneral Assembly
Columbus
Hay
W. McKinnon
A. D
Probate Court docket lists multiple estate actions and hearings
Israel Hoover administrator for George Heistand filed inventory and sale order. Guardians and administrators including William Keiffer for Glenn and Mamie Masson, Samuel Marr for Ellen Correll, Susan Hoak for John Hoak, and others filed accounts or hearings set for September 4. Real estate and private sale orders, administration actions, and a probate petition by Cleveland and Southwestern Traction are noted with preliminary hearing August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Hoover
George Heistand
Astate
William Keiffer
Glenn
Mamie Masson
Samuel Marr
Ellen Correll
Susan Hoak
John Hoak
Paint Township
Joseph Petit
Chippewa Township
Caleb Brown
Saltcreek Township
Warren Ramsey
George W Gephart
McCauley
J. Leatherman
Emil Podlich
Adam Buchheit
Martha MecQuigg
Uniform Changes And Training Ordered For Eighth O N G
Col Edward Vollrath issues a circular on updated uniform standards for all Eighth O N G officers and urges immediate equipment. Maj Fred S Marquis orders all men to attend camp with no business absence accepted. sentinels and guard weather duties stressed. NCO schools weekly and a battalion officers school in Mansfield on August 9 at 2 PM, with transportation arranged by Col Vollrath. no uniforms worn at the event.
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Edward Vollrath
Fred 8 S. Marquis
Mansfield
Co. M
Word to Waitien Promotes Life Plant Medicine
A promotional block extols Life Plant as a cure for female health issues by purifying and nourishing the blood. It claims that strong blood supports womb and related organs, prevents pain, and renews life. It emphasizes digestion, elimination of impurities, and the medicine’s “wonder” in a common sense approach.
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S.S.S
Atlanta
Rocky Mountain
Giada
Jett trial witness links to Marcum murder conspiracy
In Cynthiana Ky August 1 during the Jett trial Alexander H. Smith testified he saw Jett White Owen Marcum and others near the time of the shooting, corroborating earlier testimonies. Details include Jett allegedly admitting he fired the shot for Hargis' money, while family members described long suspected conspiracies and armed men near the victim's home. Judge Osborne urged reporting any threats against witnesses after the court convened.
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Marcum
Johnson
Jett
Marcui
Hargis
Cynthiang
Alexander H. Smith
White
Owen
Ewen
Hurst
Hord
J. B. Marcum
Mary Johnson
Tien
Thomas White
Buckeye Brevities New Equipment for Ohio National Guard
Columbus reports General Charles Dick arranged with the War Department to supply the Ohio National Guard with 500 Krag-Jorgensen rifles to complete infantry equipment, plus extensive surgeons' supplies and $25,000 cash for encampment expenses, supplementing $100,000 already appropriated.
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Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Charles Dick
War Department
Congress
Wooster Picnic Day Notice Skips Signature Circulation
Merchants and business men planned a day off for the annual business picnic and Silver Lake excursion. This year the Free Street Fair and Carnival committee decided not to circulate signature papers, and placards will announce that nothing will be done in Wooster on Tuesday August 18.
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BS Sa
Silver Lake
Wooster
Wedding of Dr Stoll and Miss Giles at Hiram home
Miss Georgia Giles wed Dr. Harry J. Stoll in a quiet home ceremony at the bride’s parents’ house. Officiated by Dr. Jamesiy A. Beattie, the event drew family and friends as the couple began a honeymoon by boat to Buffalo and the St Lawrence, then via Thousand Islands and Hudson to New York City.
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Hiram
Georgia Giles
Harry J. Stoll
A. A. Giles
Wooster
A. H. Kent
Christine Giles
New London
H. Stoll
Jamesiy A. Beattie
Hiram College
Hapy
Reveland
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Hudson River
New York City
Dr Stoll
Large railroad cut north of Wooster near Madisonburg
Construction crews on the new electric railroad are digging one of the largest cuts on record north of Wooster and near Madisonburg. Six teams plus extra workers haul dirt rapidly as officials and workers discuss completion before Christmas, with railroad staff asserting they will arrive earlier.
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New Electric Railroad
Wooster
Madisonburg
Seacent
Pretty Children Pretty Children s¢We have three children
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as the greatest aid for expecting mothers. The narrator claims the last child was the healthiest and prettiest, asserting confidence in the product's benefits prior to the birth. The text appears as a fragment from a nineteenth or early twentieth century periodical.
Rural Free Delivery Clarifies Route Continuation Policy
The postoffice department denies plans to discontinue rural routes simply for low monthly mail volume. It cites limited funds and favors routes serving more than one hundred families, aiming for the greatest good to the greatest number. Existing routes remain unless clearly unaffordable.
Women and Men Affected by Kidney Trouble
Kidney trouble preys on the mind and body, reducing ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheer. Swamp Root, promoted by Dr Kilmer, is marketed as a remedy with sample bottles and testimonials, sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes, with address in Binghamton New York.
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Siffo
Dr. Kilmer & Co
I Ghamtea
Carey
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Avery Bottle
Summer Outings at Low Fares Across Pennsylvania Lines
Vacation trips to popular summer spots are offered at reduced rates on Pennsylvania Lines. Destinations include National Capital Philadelphia New York Boston Niagara Falls Lake Michigan resorts and Western retreats. Special low fares apply for Denver Detroit San Francisco Baltimore and other events with tickets available at principal offices. Full details via C H Wolfe ticket agent.
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National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Seashore
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Colorado
California
Penindyivansression
Canada
ut-in-Bay
Iowano Mackinac Island
Traverse City
Devils’ Lake
Dells
Wisconsin
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Denver
Christian Endeavor
Detroit
Epworth League
San Francisco
Baltimore
United States
C.H. Wolfe
Woos
Excursion Tickets For Ocean Resorts And West Tours
Pennsylvania Lines offers excursion tickets to Tent City San Diego and other resorts from July 8 to August 31 with special dates for National Encampment G A R July 31 to August 13. A $13.50 round trip from Wooster to Atlantic City Cape May and eight coastal resorts is listed for August 6. San Francisco trips run July 7 to August 13 with October 15 limit. Ticket agents Wolfe Wooster and others provide details.
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Ie C Hi. Wolfe
Wooster
San Francisco
Gal
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Kate Irggm Wooster
Uhblo
Vacation Trips Offer Seashore Getaways on A Budget
Readable fragments describe affordable seaside vacations with mentions of Niagara Falls travel, dates, and itineraries. The piece hints at excursions from various locations and low fares, suggesting a recurring promotional travel listing from different operators.
Pennsylvania Line Train Schedules at Wooster May 24
Beginning May 24 trains on the Pennsylvania Line will arrive at Wooster with West Bound Nos 48 41 11 19 81 211 16 and 495 and East Bound Nos 408 232 84 expert. (Note: OCR text is garbled but lists multiple train numbers and times for west and east bound services.)
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Penn
Schendle
Will
Wooster
Toledo
Folco
Deer Park Hotel Offers Alpine Summer Resort Getaway
Deer Park Massachusetts boasts a delightful summer retreat high in the Alleghenies at 2200 feet, malaria free with mountain breezes. The Baltimore and Ohio line provides easy access via connected travel, featuring en suite baths electric lights and a full resort with baths tennis golf bowling and bands. All cottages for the season are taken from June 2 to September 20. Inquiries to manager W E Burwell or nearest B and O ticket agent. Cleveland Ohio.
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Deer Park
Baltimore & Able R.B
W. E. Burwell
Uarrett County
Baltimore& Ohio
M G. Carrell
B. & O. Cleveland
Trains connect at Lodi and Millersburg to west and east
Partial train timetables show connections at Lodi for westbound services and at Millersburg for north and south routes. Daily service notes and branch connections indicate main line linkages with other lines, with agents listed in Ohio and Wooster offices.
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Lodi
We Pts
Millersburg
Ets
M. G.Q
Ohio
B. N. Austin
Chicago
O. W. Kissing
Wooster
Trains through Columbus on Cleveland Cincinnati routes
Fragmented excerpt describes trains between Cleveland Cincinnati passing Columbus with parlor car service and sleeping cars. Mentions Union Station in Cleveland and various city connections including Alliance Orrville Crestline and Fort Wayne routes with uncertain timings and fares.
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Cleveland
Cinccinnati Ehrough
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lipa
Columbes Union Stauion
Hudson
Cleveland & Pittsbarsh Diviston
Aliance
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General Assembly of State of
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Probate Court
Robert L. Adair
Weekly Trade Review
G. Dowtgs Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Lou Dillion
Sleveland, CO
Lou Dillon
Threequarters
the Abbott
Tre Mare
Low Dillon
Columbus,c
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DR. Stoll
Pleasant
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Crogklats
Bradfield
Postal Department
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Niagara
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Tinea
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Fay Allivan
Warwick
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Younestons
Weehington
Baltimors
Sam Philadelphia
New York Ory
Washington
Pittsburg
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Youngstown
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Barberton
Sterling
Reston
Bulivan
Novase
Junction
Arbank
Apalster
Aukerman
Cedar Valley
Kacke
Holmesville
Tordtead
Sewburgh
Marrwsee
Frederiakab
Apple Creek
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Brink Eaves
Danvillery
Gambier
Mt Vernon
Centerburg
Sunbury
Galena
Weaterville
Centerbury
Mt. Vernon
Danville
Killbuck
Millersby
Orevilhe
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