Ohio Joint Resolution on Constitutional Amendment 1903
The General Assembly of Ohio resolved to submit to voters in November 1903 a proposed amendment to article 13 section 6 of the state constitution. It would classify cities by population and assign powers, including taxation and borrowing, with a January 1 1904 effective date for the municipal classification amendment. Secretary of State lines certify the true copy from May 2 1902 and January 27 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McKernon
House of Representatives
Archer
Senate
United Starrs
Auxnlia
Ohio
Lewis
Laylen
State of Ohio
General Assembly of
on_ile
Columbdus
General Assembly
Tussala
State of
Reat Handel
Mtate
Laylin
McKinnon
Edgortiuicr
A” W . McKinnon
BB. Recuir
Senata
United Staries OF America
Lewis Claylin
Mlio
Kay. A
Ohio General Assembly approves a constitutional amendment
The Ohio General Assembly adopts a joint resolution to place a proposed amendment before voters. It sets representation rules by county and requires ballots to specify support for amendment to section 2 article 11, with detailed timing and official endorsements dated January 27, 1903.
Ohio Joint Resolution for constitutional amendment vote text
Be it resolved by the Ohio General Assembly to measure a proposed amendment on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 to amend section 2 of article XIII of the state constitution. It outlines stockholders' liability and directs the ballot wording and official certification by the secretary of state. The document cites adoption by the General Assembly and the official seal and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Imenner
Finke Hiss
State of
Q General Assembly
Crion
Srcohon
W & Mekhnotok
House of Reprezentatives
Ae L.pee
Lu Lewis Co
Laylin
Arient
Oal
Obie
Relia
August county bills list shows wide bridge and road work
County commissioners approved a long list of bills for August including repairs to Clinton township bridge ($2.53), Mack Carlin lumber and bridge work ($80.84), Neal McCoy ditch and bridge dirt removal ($4), various bridge grants, jail upkeep, culverts, grading county lines, and courthouse maintenance totaling numerous small to mid sized payments to contractors suppliers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Case
Clinton Township
Mack Carlin
Congress
Geo
Berah
Neal” McCoy
Wayne
Daniel ‘Beam
Daniel Brey
Giese
John Pettit
J. M. Ginther
Court House
B. BP. Wade Printing Co
L. C. Franks
Nick Amster
Good Roads Mach. Co
Baughman
Wooster Gas Co
Jacob Myers
Henderson Mumaw
B. W. Faber
James Hill
Jacksonian Printing Co
W. Faber
Lee Willaman
D. C. Curry & Co
Zimmerman & Co
David Griest
Night Watch
Elizabeth Sigler
Andrew Reiman
Engineer Court House
Frank Glasgow
C. A. Hill
Canaan
Collier Printing Co
Jacob Fisher
the Syndicate
Henry Kne
Daniel Heller
David E Foltz
Clinton
Franklin
W. Kuhn
Plain
P. P. Graber
C. C. Harold
John Schitman
Nicholas Franzen
W. A. Smith
Batdorf
Chester
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Fees
T. L. Flattery
J.C. Tieche
Babbs Co
Rich & Blough
Harding & Co
M. W. & Q. Telephone Co
Central Construction Co
Wooster Electric Soph
gMabo
Cricultural Society
Feas
Fair Grounds
Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs W K Smetzer of Shreve marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Wednesday at home with over a hundred guests. A sumptuous dinner was served and many gifts, mainly silver, were presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Smetzer
Shreve
Life Plant cures blood diseases says New Philadelphia man
Mr H K Mitchell of New Philadelphia Ohio extols Life Plant as a blood purifying cure for rheumatic troubles and a broad range of blood diseases. The testimonial claims Life Plant renews life and restores vital blood elements, with emphasis on removing impurities as the disease cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Mitchell
New Philadelphia, O
Memorial association formed for Wayne county building
The Republican reports steps toward a memorial building in Wayne County to honor soldiers and pioneers. A Memorial association is created with members named by Governor Nash including David Myers Wooster F Rum Baugh Fredericksburg James F Britton West Salem H B Strauss Orrville and Frederick Galehouse Bayleatons. The effort follows a law allowing a small levy for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Memorial Association
Wayne County
Nash
State of
Ohio
War
Columbus
M. L. Smyser
David Myers
O. F. Rumbaugh
Fredericksburg
Probate court guardians and executors listed in district records
Probate court records show guardians appointed for Bert Swinehart estate with Bond 700 and appointments of administrators with will annexed for Mary Maize. Will probations for Jacob Kurtz and Charlotte Gelwicks, with executors named. Reports of timber sales, inventories, appraisements, and distributive accounts filed. Notices of hearings set for Sept 4 and August 8, and a petition for investment of real estate funds. A cholera incident near Littleport is noted with Chamberlain’s remedy praised. Advertisements for German Syrup and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers appear alongside local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Swinehart
Bert
Crist
Swinehart
Frank Taggart
Mary Maize
Canse
Mary Smith
Franklin Township
Jacob Y. Kurtz
Fanny Kart
Charlotte Gelwicks
M. L. Wilhelm
Joseph Gindlesberger
Rebecca Clinker
R. A. Wallace
W. W. Wallace
Jesse Lance
George Lance
Joseph Pitt
Nancy H. Miller
Henry A. Miller
Wooster City
Ross W. Funck
Susan M. Nolin
Cleveland and S. W. Traction Company
Elizabeth
Peter
Venice
Yen
Eb H
Robison
Squinel R. Carson
F Saumel Morr Jr
Elizabeth Achbach
John C. McClarran
George WW Weidrich
Birth record shifts Shank kin age claim to 102 years
A letter from Cal Shank of Seattle corrects a long held belief that Grandmother Shank of Lakeville was 98. He states her birth was May 18 1802 in Winchester Tennessee, making her 102 and active, with strong eyesight and good humor. Rural free delivery’s growth is noted alongside a 1903 route count and current coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
George Mack
Lakeville
Cal. Shank
Seattle
Wash
Winchester
Yay
Makea Ihar
Jagtour
Nioe
Wilhelm Leads Pitching In Forlorn Chicago Battle
Irve Wilhelm entered the pitcher’s box as a glimmer of hope in a Chicago game that fell short of expectation. Leever, prepared to retire for Wilhelm, had yielded six runs to the Chicago lineup. Reporters praise Wilhelm’s exceptional pitching and note one Pitt fan’s contribution. The Limbach club defeated Livingstone in a home game marked by excitement and a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irve Wilhelm
Chicago
Leever
Wilhelm
Pittsburg
Limbach
Enormous Crowd Attends Sunday School Picnic At Odell’s Lake
A telephone message reports a large turnout at the union Sunday school picnic held Friday at Odell’s Lake. Fourteen Sunday schools were represented with many from Wooster and Ashland. Over 100 traveled from Ashland on the Ashland & Wooster line. Nearby towns sent sizable groups. The day was ideal and the program was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Union
Odell’s Lake
Wooster
Christian Church
Ashland
Ashhland & Wooater
Baby Healthy After Maternal Vegetable Liniment Use
A baby is healthy after the mother used a popular purely vegetable liniment during gestation. The note highlights a traditional remedy and its apparent outcome for the infant.
Mother's Friend advertised as soothing liniment remedy
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a soothing external liniment to ease bearing down pains morning sickness sore breasts insomnia and other pregnancy discomforts. It claims to influence the child's future via maternal well being and notes a price of $1.00 per bottle with a free motherhood book available.
Deer Park Hotel Offers Summer Resort Getaway
Deer Park Hotel in Massachusetts promotes a mountain resort 2,500 feet above sea level free from malaria and hay fever. Transportation via Baltimore and Ohio Railway with electric lights, baths, golf, tennis and lanes. All cottages booked for the season open June to September 20. Rates and details from manager W. E. Burwell or nearest B&O ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Asla
Phenies
Baltimore & Ohio
R R. Roonisen
Napolisna Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Garrett County
Baltimore& Ohio Ticket
M G. Carrell
Cleveland
B. & C. Excursions Offer Reduced Homeseeker Rates
On first and third Tuesdays monthly through November 17th 169 the B and O railroad will issue settlers' tickets to the south and southwest, and round trip homeseekers' tickets to the south, southeast, west and northwest at greatly reduced rates.
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S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Care Stoll, Hamilton & Co
Lexington, Ky
Rocky Mountain
Rio Na
Madison Medicine
Madison Rg
PaorosEp
Onio
Overnor
Lxywrs C. Lamm
F. W. Platt
Omio
Lewis C. Latlin
Lrwie C. Larian
Gio
Ruggists
Soldiers’ Memorial Commission
Probate Court
Robert L. Adair
A D. Smetzr
T. M. Sterling
Mahaleth McConkey
Auguste
Wm Kirmse
Littleport
Mr. Gifford
Chamberlain
Gifford
Medicings
Elkader
Iowa
Dak
DeWitt
W.S. Philpot
Albany, Ga
Krieger Drug Store
Dic
Boschee
McKinley
Baseball
Odell's Lake
GE Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Shiloh
Gyoran Kasl
Backmore Orne
Lodi
Pointe’ Es
Snd
Chicago Juno
Sullivan
Creston
Starling
Warwick
Barberton
Dee
Pittaburg
Baltimore
Eaneane Philadelphia
Seevene
New York
Altima Ees Seni
Ashington
Taburg
Cuagetown
Estige
Raves Ann
Chicas Junction
Ar Sica Povseeeeres
Opmli
SourEn
Millersburg
Nonzw
Burbank
Sean - Armstrong Venkerman
Fee
Oder Valley
Weobcawe
Roy
Kutchin
Maplewood Sanitarium
Wil
Meas
Rende & Boa
Ular
Phils
Katehin
Odtor
Teronecie Baten
Biutelsin
Muteteim
Kateblio
Wien
Maevy
Ieee
Ca&c
Killbuck
Brink Eases
Weaterville
Galenn
Canterburg
Mt. Vernon
Gambler
Ul Siltorat Burg
Jerson Holmesvills
Rederickaburg
Apple Creek
Orrvitis
Akron
Salesenburg
Woodland Ave
Euclid Ave
Fite Rebr
England
Bussfeld
Siotham Tsemees
Warsaw
Cinnat
Co Iobus
Cotasand
Colum Unio
Beare Tindson
de Pittsburgh
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