Things Worth While Commencement at Taylor Hall
Patterson commencement exercises at Taylor hall offered a pleasant program with music by Prof Franklin T Jones and Samuel Glenn. Prof J H Dickason delivered the address on Some Things That are Worth While, stressing education, effort, and civility, while diplomas were handed by Prof C W Biddle.
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Fhe Patterson
Taylor Hall
University
Franklin T Jones
South High School
Cleveland
Samuel Glenn
C D. Steiner
J. H. Dickason
Dickason
McKinley
Garcia
A S. Bowen
C. W. Biddle
Board of County Examiners
Amendment texts for Ohio constitution and stockholders liability
Fragmentary text from Ohio General Assembly records dated 1902 1903 outlines amendments to Article 11 section 2 and Article 7 relating to legislative representation and to liability of private corporate stockholders A transcription note confirms official certification by Secretary of State Lewis C Laylin with dates in January 1903 and May 1902 including a joint resolution and amendments for voting ballots in November 1903.
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General Assembly of the Siste of
Ohio
A . W. 8. McKiyney
House of Representatives
F. B. Agchen
Senate
Iwtiren Srarxssoy
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Anc
Columbus
Ashembly
Bey
O. SS
Hatedon
Ono
Fom Petho
Ever
Ohio Taxation Amendment Proposal for 1903 Vote
The Ohio resolution proposes amending section 2 of article XII to demand uniform taxation for state and local purposes, with limited exemptions including burying grounds public utilities and public charity properties. It sets ballot options Yes or No and states the amendment takes effect January 1 1906 with certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Chblo
McKimnnon
Gane
House of Representatives
Senate
State of Ohio
Columbus
Hundred Shots Fired Riot in Delaware Quelled by Police
A street clash in Wilmington between white and black groups led to about a hundred shots. Police under Captain Evans and Sergeant McDermott dispersed the mob after a squad arrived. Two Black suspects, Leander Moore and Joseph Shockley, were arrested. two patrolmen were slightly wounded.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Ninth Street
Captain Evans
Gbergeant McDermott
Leander Moore
Joseph Shockley
Lunacy warrant leads to jail for 32 year old Thomas
In Marion on June 27 Charles Thomas, 32, was jailed under a lunacy warrant after invading William Dowler’s home with a revolver and shouting he awaited a divine order to kill. Guests fled as Thomas ranted on religion and then went crazy. In Bridgeport on June 27 two hundred Barton miners struck over alleged underweight ore as State President Haskins and District President Stevenson arrived to investigate.
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Marion
Charles Thomas
Thomas
William Dowler
Bridgeport
Barton
Haskins
Stevenson
Constitutional amendment proposal for Ohio 1908 ballot
Ohio proposes a constitutional change to section 16 article II to require three readings of bills on separate days with limits on subject matter, governor action rules, and a veto process. the 1908 ballot includes the governor’s vote yes or veto no terms and dates. The document cites McKinnon as Speaker and Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin confirming the act.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Oneral Assembly
Fephes Vaid
Theeneral Assembly
Tooney
Ehall Pee
McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B
Columbus
Municipal Classification Amendment Proposes City Class System
Ohio General Assembly proposes amending Article 14 Section 6 to classify cities into three classes by population. Voters would see on November 1903 ballot: Municipal classification amendment yes or no.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
An Old Weather Forecast of Hot Julys Follows Cold Junes
A Cleveland weather observer traces 1855 to 1908 data noting nine of the first three weeks of June were as cold as this June, with subsequent heat beyond average. Palm leaf fans and light clothing may rise in demand. Wheat oats and potatoes benefit, corn growth slows, and market gardeners fear losses. July and August are expected to boost corn.
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Cleveland
Public Service Board Discusses Buckeye Street Pavements
Board members Capt Forbes Alcock Dr W Derr and Florian Schaftter met Thursday night to review street improvements and refer open sewer complaints to the board of health. They also settled management of the City opera house by appointing H L Bowers Mansfield as manager after reviewing a contract. The session concluded after paying several bills.
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Board of Public Service
Forbes Alcock
W. ¥. Derr
Florian Schaftter
Quinby
Buckeye Street
Larwill
Board of Health
City Opera House
Oily
Solferter -Hoowen
Exvme
H. L. Bowers
Mansfield
Bowers
Divorce Granted to Mrs Ida Sigler and Restored Name
Judge S B Sason granted Mrs Ida Sigler a divorce from Jacob Siglé on willful absence and failure to provide. She was restored to her maiden name Ida Greist.
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S. B. Sason
Ida Sigler
Jacob Siglé
Ida Greist
American Steel Package Company formed in Delaware
Branching Out notes Lodi Steel Box moved to Defiance and reorganized under Delaware law with $70,000 capital stock and a name change. Local officers lead the company except for A. B. Taylor of Lodi who serves as president. A new several thousand dollar building will be erected.
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Lodi
No Life No Energy No Ambition Nerve Pills Ad
A dated testimonial promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for fatigue overstrain and nervous debility. The ad claims the product restores life energy ambition and sleep, with a customer quote from Mrs P Wepler of Ohio praising its tonic effects. It notes price 50 cents a box and lists the distributor details.
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A. W. Chase
Mra. P. Wepler
North Bever St
Wootser
Ohio
Chase Medicine Co
Assassination In Servia Ends With Amnesty For Conspirators
Belgrade June 27 General amnesty decree by King Peter pardons political offenders. Conspirators in the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga are immune. Kaiser sends congratulations to King Peter. Austrian minister resumes diplomatic relations. King reappoints ministry and signals no punishment for assassins. Foreign Minister states cabinet supports trusted parliament. New election likely, then a second cabinet from the dominant party.
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Belgrade
Peter
Alexander
Draga
Kalleves
Hallans Sentenced For Naturalization Frauds In New York
Judge Thomas in the criminal branch of the U S court sentenced Italians who pleaded guilty to naturalization frauds. Robert Bunnaro got 1.5 years in Sing Sing with a fine. Guiseppe Cappelleri received 1.5 years in Sing Sing. Caggiana and Pallato faced six months in Kings County penitentiary. Antonio Casate was sentenced to one year in the same prison. Explosion wrecks a freight train near Letart. 272 cars damaged. engine separated. fire on a hot box. two houses wrecked. report heard 21 miles away.
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Hallans
New York
Thomas
United States
Robert Bunnaro
Sing Sing
Guiseppe Capperelli
Caggiana
Pallato
Kings County
Antonio Casate
Huntington
Letart
King Peter in Belgrade Arrives to Enthusiastic Reception
King Peter landed in Belgrade from Geneva and was greeted by ministers, officials, judges, municipal and military authorities, and leading citizens. Only six foreign representatives attended the reception, including the Russian and Austrian ministers. The naval tug Troquois departed for Honolulu. In London, the Khedive arrived for a private weeklong visit, welcomed by Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne. Bucharest hosts a mass meeting to condemn Servian massacres as citizens and students mobilize.
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Peter
Belgrade
Geneva
M Toharykomt
Herr Dumbe
London
Lord Lansdowne
WII
Bucharest
Roumania
Lafayette interurban group to take over Lafayette lines
Lafayette Indiana June 27 W J Griffiths J L Caldwell T J Levering Charles Murdock and F M Riter of Philadelphia who control the Lafayette street railway met and completed arrangements to turn over the Lafayette lines to the Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette and Lima syndicate which controls interurban lines between Lafayette and Lima The transfer will be made in September Also Cincinnati June 27 plan to spend 1 5 million on a Big Four cutoff between Lawrenceburg Junction and Sullman Indiana to shorten the line by a mile and avoid a heavy grade Sixteen concrete bridges to be built over Tanner's Creek and unknown notes on Knapp case and other items in the end.
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Kilmer
Bright
Gem
Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bay Cath
Joehamton
N.Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Lima
Lafayette
Ind
W. J. Griffiths
J. L. Caldwell
T. J. Levering
Charles Murdock
F M Riter
Philadelphia
Lafayette Street Railway
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg Junction
Sullman
Tanner's Creek
Closing Sessions of Baptist Association Highlight Education and Missions
The opening session featured stirring music and welcoming words as Rev. Lockhart chaired discussions on Country Churches. Speakers included Rev. J. M. Criswell and Dr. Carman on ministerial education, aged ministers, and Christian growth, with notes on Ohio Baptist Education Society and Wooster origins. The day covered elections, letters, and a Burma mission description, ending with praise for the Wooster entertainment and plans to meet in Canton next year.
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Baptist Association
Svelcome
Lockhart
J. M. Criswell
Agian
Triaca
Jameson Ened
Fentoh
Mich
Carman
Granville
Jesus Christ
Wooster Baptist Church
Ohio Baptist Education Society
Denison University
Allen
Canton
J. . Lockhart
Geo. N. Bird
Lara Myers
S. E. Barr
Frank Hewick
Salem
O. E. Gall
Massillon
Wm. Craft
Cleveland
G. B. Leonar D. D
Ohio Baptist Convention
J M Criswell
Loudonville
Mr Doils
Akroy
Dr Armstone
Bura
Burma
W. A. Holmes
Wooster
Mascots and Mischief on Wooster Tour
Hamilton officers Col F W Whitaker and Benj Strauss toured Wooster in a touring car with a tiny mascot about three feet tall. The 20 year old mascot, who smoked cigarettes and delivered witty remarks, accompanied them after Mt. Clemens Michigan. The travelers faced bad luck on the trip and joked about needing a mascot to boost morale.
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F. W. Whitaker
Benj. Strauss
Hamilton
Ohio
Wooster
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Col. Whitaker
Harvard
Rats trapped in Keister Bros grocery cellar
A rat trap in the back cellar of Keister Bros grocery caught 19 rats on Thursday morning. Will Smith's fox terrier killed 18 of the rodents. one rat escaped.
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Keister Bros
Will Smith
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh Says Milwaukee Reader
A Milwaukee resident testifies that catarrh stemmed from blood impurities and a weak system. After four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla the trouble vanished with no recurrence. The advertisement touts Hood's as a blood purifier that removes catarrh and its effects.
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Hood
6Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
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