Stirs in Dems On Expansion and National Issues
A historical column notes sharp splits among Democrats over expansion, with opponents speaking openly while proponents stay mum. The piece mentions the milk trust in Chicago, shifts in South American politics via Colombia, the Sampson Schley controversy, and England’s stance after German ship seizures. It also cites Robert T. Lincoln’s fees in the estate case, a floral tribute from John R. McLean, and debate over War Secretary Root as a possible Republican VP candidate.
Savings banks show $5,000,000 gain in half year
The New York Superintendent of Banks reports a five million dollar boost in the resources of savings banks for the first six months of last year, exceeding the total gain of the previous year. The article notes laborers starting to lay in wares again, signaling revived prosperity.
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New York
Salary raise for lieutenant governor debated amid wartime pressures
The text argues for raising the lieutenant governor's salary from forty to one hundred dollars, noting officers' pay is too low to attract capable officials. It warns that better pay aligns with honor and duty, cites wartime trade tensions, and recalls a prior 1912 decision on rights to impede ally-benefiting trade, suggesting Britain will heed timely warnings.
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FSI
Lewin
Mit
Columbus
Great Britain
Choate
Memorial for Appalachian National Park urged in Congress
A document titled Memorial to the Congress from the Appalachian National Park Association requests purchasing land in the North Carolina Tennessee mountains to form a national park. It praises the plan as overdue recognition of the Appalachian system and notes potential political and local pushback over gerrymandering and moonshine production fears.
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Memorial
Congress of the US
Appalachian National Park Association
Mountain
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alliance Political Equality Club Moves for Woman Rights
The Alliance Political Equality Club meets weekly or less to discuss the rights of downtrodden women, ending with elegant refreshments served by the hostess. Vocal selections support the suffrage cause as ladies share gossip and small talk to prove humanity’s inalienable rights. The piece questions progress beyond sumptuous suppers and solos.
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The
Alliance Political Equality Clab
Inauguration of Ohio Governor Nash at State House Rotunda
Thousands witness the ceremonial transfer of power as George K Nash is inaugurated governor of Ohio in a grand rotunda ceremony. The day features flags, floral displays, G A R emblems, and the public’s orderly celebration of the peaceful transition from Bushnell to Nash amid band music and patriotic rhetoric.
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Columbus
George K Nash
Nash
Buhoes
State House
Bushnell
McKinles
Todlay
Rotunda
Rhone
House
Senate
Hamilton Avenue
Capitol
T Isaac Johnson
Adimr
Thease
Malaiteit
Vayile
Gry
Yiam
Wooster
Hla
Wayneland
Ohito
Abit
Olple
Meath
Thepee
Sands
Ohio proceeds on benevolent care and corporate oversight
In a fiscal address Governor Bushnell urges restraint on lavish benevolent expenditures while detailing costs for soldiers homes and public institutions. He warns against overgrowth of corporate power, calls for full capital disclosure and annual reports, and asks for a 3500000 appropriation to fund a forthcoming Ohio centennial in Toledo.
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General Assembly
United States
Lincoln
Hid
Sandusky
Xenia
Ohio
Manafield
Lancaster
Scademiea Cnileges
Canastinuion
Stata
Dutlea
Bushnell
Puptia
Nea
Bchiondett
Atien
Uch
Legislatinon
Louo
Weqtale
Lebe
Egypt
Toledo
Futor
Governo
Ohio Governor Takes Oath Amid Parade and Ceremony
A large parade on High Street accompanied Governor Nash as he and Lieutenant Governor Caldwell took the oath of office. The procession included civic leaders, state officials, and press, honoring the new administration. After the parade, officials moved to the state senate chamber for formal duties and swearing in, with remarks pledging duty to the welfare of the state and its people.
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General Assembly
Travernor Nash
Ravel
Govenor Nash
Shauck
Supreme Court
Hhes
Shank
Do Phy
Nah
Tigers of
Ohio
Wuleb Laether
Ghlo
Seren Y Forrth Gerers
Ita Cor Qial
Rik
Gila
Banwu
Executive de Batensole
Thse
Dad
Bushnell
goowTieles
Capitol
Battles Ave
Jon High
High Street
Gove Nash
Ueed
Nash
Bax
Tennate
Govenor Caldwell
Ted
Geeral
Fameron
Treasure Gubert
Davis
Democratic Celebration Honors Andrew Jackson at St. Jackson’s Bay
A large audience of Democrats and Republicans attended a Democratic celebration praising Andrew Jackson. A. W. Blackburg presided with dignity as speeches and musical selections by the Mt Faton Band shaped the event. Numerous attendees and political figures were named within a dense, fragmentary report of the proceedings.
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Andrew Jackson
A. W Blackburg
Batman XN Wollechor
Bon Marchand
Cen Ta
Utakbuen
steDnehaet
Souvenir of ill fated Morgan City installation officers
Letter from a correspondent recounts a posthumous memento from the ill fated ship Marea 007, noting letters and keepsakes found, returns of mail, and a keepsake from Mrs Pittenlo. Residents from the Farmers, Funk, and others attended events while the Publican hopes for consistent representation in every issue.
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Morgan City
Laeut
Weiner
Byron Mo Baker
John de Maree
Inge Willibe
Dhe
Resiewen Fridaveserie
William Wood
Zimmerman Sen Clare
Martin
Josiah Hosp
Ida Pittenge
Hoop
Han
Clarence Eo
Luzon
Kopyp
Pittenlo
Res Pune
Istryn
B. Funk
Daneday
Lewis Ropp
Frank Hanusnd
Mansfield
Orrville and nearby residents listed in marriage notices
A bulk of names from Orrville and nearby areas appear in a compilation of marriage notices. Individuals include Fred B. Harding and Vitiie Miller of Wooster, Mary Brenneman near Orrville, George Schultz of Kobs, Sarah Brenneman near Orrville, Jane Force of Wooster, George Saurer of Sugarcreek, Minnie Blosser of East Union, Samuel King of Putnam, Lizzie Etherderschner near Orrville, Lambert Gilson of Holmes county, C Scherck of Franklin, M Franks and Bertha Mont Applecreek, S B King of EMS Riet, Ruth Burdoin of Orrville, George Rickabaugh of Plain Township, Clara Long of Milton Township, Willard Will and Emma Dalton.
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Fred B. Harding
Vitiie Mr. Miller
Wooster
George O. Deitzler
Mary c. Brenneman
Orrville
Geo. Schultz
Kobs
Sarah J. Brenneman
Lambert D. Gilson
Holmes Couty
C. Scherck
Franklin
Brief report on visiting speakers and local reception at train stop
The event featured Dinsmore and others whose remarks drew enthusiasm and applause. Berhu and Berhu related speakers withdrew, with many following the train crowd, halting further oratory. The Au Fait Matadobn club provided the entertainment, concluding the visit.
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Dinsmore
Aguila Wooley
T el
Suis Dore Rene Oof Berhu
Au Fait Matadobn Club
Court Case Seen in Common Pleas Over Contract Claim
In the Court of Common Pleas, the case Theos v Nevins proceeds with a jury set for Monday afternoon. Plaintiffs Won Clouser and John Mord seek $200 damages for a contract dispute. Wrack Taggart appears as defendant's counsel amid the proceedings.
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Theos
Mondus
Won Clouser Et al
Kor Nevins
John Mord
Flaimiff
Wrack Taggart
Grain-O: A New Food Drink for Children
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing drink for children saying it replaces meals when prepared properly. It claims Grain-O is made from grains and tastes like coffee while costing little, urging grocers to stock it nationwide.
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AD Grocers
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