Roosevelt Speech on Trusts in Boston August 26
President Roosevelt addressed Boston business leaders and officials about trusts and the need for stronger federal and state action. He argued property rights, legal uniformity, and publicity for corporations are essential to curb evils and enable government control, noting interstate firms complicate enforcement and urging broader public disclosures. He emphasized progress, the limits of power, and the role of laws to reach all shapes of corporations.
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Local notes and family visits across Wayne County
Canton OO resident Jehn Barnes visited his grandfather H C Barnes while relatives traveled from Chicago for an outing. Dr Joseph H Ablett of Glennie Michigan visits his brother in Millersburg and plans to return. Miss Josephine Armstrong attends an institute in Cleveland. Aug 26. Mrs Martin on sick list. Chas Lindsey studying engineering at Ada. Irvin Galletin and family vacationed with friends at Spencer. Mrs Troxel of Chattanooga and Mrs Crimp of this place with Drebelbis family at West Salem last Thursday. Maime Wright and Jennie Holmes visited Ashland. Garver reunion set for Thursday, Wayne County’s largest. Aug 23 activities include Smithville Chautauqua and West Salem convention. sports at Congress base pall tournament. Mrs Mary Baker hosts her sister Mra Dane Gralleher of Ashland. Dr Raudehaugh 14 continues a thriving practice. honored at Wayne County Republican convention with coroner nomination. Capt A S McGuire’s friends regret his declining probate judge bid.
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Canton
H.C Barnest
Wehrley
Joseph H Ablett
Glennie Mich
Jether Ablett
Millersburg
Josephine Armstrong
Cleveland
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Aick
Lindsey
Ada Irvin Galletin
Spencer
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Crimp
Dreébelbis
West Salem
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Wright
Jennie Holmes
Ashland
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Unanimous Call Extended To Rev J M Lockhart
The Baptist church voted overwhelmingly to extend Rev J. M. Lockhart of Granville a call to its pastorate. He will begin supplying the church next Sunday and will make a final decision on the call at a Wednesday evening service.
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J. M Lockhart
Granville
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Ohio Governor seeks Roger bill focus in extra session
Governor Nash asks lawmakers to concentrate on the Roger bill limiting supreme court jurisdiction and on municipal code reform. He urges referring common school, elections, and county officer laws to state officers for review, postponing broader legislation until regular session. He traces constitutional safeguards and urges a careful, unified approach to municipal government changes.
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Municipal Code Bill Launched In Ohio Legislature
Senator Longworth of Cincinnati presented the code bill to the senate and Representative Comings of Lorain introduced it in the house. The plan creates city status for municipalities with 400 or more, sets election dates for 1903, outlines council composition, salaries, and powers, and establishes village reforms. The measure contemplates de facto governments bidding future franchises and tight controls on borrowing, with varied provisions for cities and villages and a shift in municipal governance pending the Nash code comparison.
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Cleveland
Low Fares to Canton via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets to Canton for Labor Day demonstrations offered by Pennsylvania Lines at one fare round trip. Departures from New Waterford Lakeville Warroad Girard Salemville Ravenna with intermediate See Ueket stations.
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Car blast injures passengers during robbery attempt
A chaotic Spokane event ends with a car exploding while robbers target valuables. Passengers are injured as authorities investigate the attempted theft and the attackers flee, leaving unclear motives and details behind.
Creston Aug i Morning Star School Trip to Chippewa Lake
Creston residents and students enjoyed a trip to Chippewa Lake last Wednesday. Weather improved harvest prospects as Wean Tenthey and Co labor to bring in crops. Community reports note discussions on road improvements and a proposed new route to Wooster.
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Dtev Sear
Dude Campbell
Ashland
Wooster
Lodi
Orrville
Picnic and Street Fair Excursions Amid County Convention
A fragmentary notice describes a Saturday picnic at Bain town and a County Stavbas convention at Nest saegi Sat Irelav with parade and bread distribution. It mentions a street fair and excursions to Massillon via Pennsylvania Lines, selling tickets from Salem and surrounding stations. Also references Foley's Kidney Cure sold by local firms.
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Massilon
Pennsylvania
Massilion
Salem
Loudonville
Peruna shown as household remedy by Georgia professor
Professor Talfourd Smith of Siloam Georgia endorses Peruna as a grand catarrh remedy and general tonic. He notes five to six years use in his family and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt.
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Sud Bo
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Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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