Ohio Amended Constitution Text About Elections and Tax Exemption
Ohio General Assembly documents from 1904 outline election timing for state and county officers, terms for governors and judges, vacancies by appointment, and amendment procedures. It includes proposed tax exemption for state and municipal bonds effective 1908, with ballot wording and certification by Secretary of State Lewis C Laylin.
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Supreme Court
Circuit Courts
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Eine Gate
Mambera
Board of Public Work
Greonnue T. Toomas
House of Representatives
Gratt Cramberlain
Senate
United States OF America
Oro
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Herpunto
Columbus
Lewis C. Laylin
REAL
Ohio
State of
Yada
Grernan T. Tromag
Houses of Representatives
Ord. Positon
Luwis
NO DANGER OF STRIKE IN ROAD DISPUTE
Reports from Wooster and Cleveland indicate no imminent strike on the Cleveland and Southwestern Electric Road. Officials say discharge of two veteran workers sparked talk, but one has been reinstated and the other may be, easing fears of a work stoppage.
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Stronporiniem
Cleveland—& Southwestern Electric
Wooster
Cleveland
Zimmerman stock sold at public auction in city
Sale of remainder stock of Zimmerman & Co held in fore room attracted bidders from several cities. Judge McClarran, trustee, required 20 percent cash, balance in ten days, removal within ten days. John W. Bryant led the auction. George Sharp bought the drugs groceries and some supplies. W S Feuer and Garver Bros bid other portions. Total appraised at 18,800. final prices well below appraisal. Sharp later identified as representing a Cincinnati client.
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Zimmerman & Co
George Sharp
Millersburg
W. S Feuer
Cleveland
Mr. Sharp
W.S. Feuer
Garver Bros
Garver Brothers
Strausburg
Standard Drug Co
M. L. Buchwalter
Cincinnati
Sharp
Lf Wis
M. L Buchwalter
Grace Gumper seeks divorce and custody in Common Pleas Court
Mrs Grace Gumper of Orrville through attorney T W Orr files for divorce from Geo Gumper married Akron July 2 1898 they have one child She seeks custody alimony and restoration to maiden name Grace McCain. Also G A Starn and N & Roger of Orrville file petition for judgment for 150 dollars against a seas orfass of Doylestown, with services rendered for prosecuting not trying a case in the United States circuit.
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Grace Gumper
Orrville
T. W. Orr
Geo. Gumper
Akron
Gumper
Grace McCain
G. A. Starn
Doylestown
Cirucit
Rich Blood Tone Tea Ad Signals Health Claim
An early 20th century advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touts rich blood, firm flesh and muscle as benefits. It promotes the product as keeping you well all summer, priced at 85 cents for tea or tablets, with Laubach & Boyd as the sellers.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Laubach & Boyd
Turning Points in Great Lives lecture at Wooster
Dr C C Miller closed his summer school lectures with Turning Points in Great Lives. He urged teachers to engage with their pupils' lives to inspire new ideals. Mrs Miller and Lima-bound travelers departed, while Akron High School hired CC Woodward for 1000 dollars and Edwin Hubckert joined Yonntown schools at 1250 dollars.
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C. C. Miller
Mrs. Nuller
Lima
Etta Smith
Clayaville
Pearl McManus
Mingo Junction
T CC Woodward
Akron
H E. Hall
Mansfield
Sayptr
Edwin L. Hubckert
Yonnestown
Wooster
Narrow Escape At Lumber Yard In Shreve
Fern Solliday, child of Mr. and Mrs. W A Solliday, narrowly escaped death when a log rolled at the Robert Hixon Lumber Co yard. She was playing on a log incline near the carrier as workers returned from dinner. a bend in the ground and the rolling log left her with a leg injury and a near fatal crunch. Onlookers rushed to aid and feared a fatal outcome.
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Shreve
Fern Solliday
W. A. Solliday
Robert Hixon Lumber Co
Farn
Boston Piano Co Declares Dividend Move to Coshocton
The Boston Piano Co has declared a semi annual dividend of eight percent on its preferred stock and a similar dividend on its common stock. A sizable reserve fund is placed in the treasury. The company shifts operations from Wooster to Coshocton.
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Boston Piano Co
Wooster
Coshocton
Treasury
Hyomei Promised Relief For Hay Fever Season
Laubach and Boyd advertise Hyomei as a preventive and cure for hay fever with a money back guarantee. They urge daily use for two to three weeks before the usual season and say six to seven daily uses help after onset. The pocket inhaler delivers medicated air without stomach dosing. complete outfit costs 1 and extra bottles 50 cents.
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Laubach & Boydwiches
Laubach & Boyd
Street Work Begins After Gas Line Decision in Wooster
Mohican Oil and Gas Co started tearing up paved streets in Wooster Wednesday under city supervision. By Thursday a trench extended along South Market, with brick removed and new ones to be laid. Local property owners on Spruce and Vine opposed a reducer plant, obtaining a $500 bond restraining order from Judge S. B. Eason. Attorneys argued the plant’s nuisance claim, noting reducers exist near homes elsewhere, while officials claimed no danger.
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Mohican Oi
Gas Company
Digeera
South Market Street
South Market
Tnree
Mallory
Spruce Street
Vine Street
Mohican Oil and Gas Co
Mahlon Roach
Charles M. Yocun
Michael Bauer
George Foltz
H. B. Baby
RJ Cunningham
Ohio -Yocum
S. B. Eason
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Wooster
Zand
City considers withdrawing suit over street reducer on Sprice strest
Thursday afternoon the suit to bar the company from placing their reducer on Sprice street was withdrawn with no claims waived. City representatives note no one yet appointed to lead tearing up and re paving and boards may choose a street commissioner to represent the city, with final city action still undecided.
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Sprice Strest
C. M. Yocum
Board of Public Service
Rocky Mountain Tea and Pat- Jets Health Claim
A vintage ad claims Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents will keep you wet all summer, makes the little ones eat sleep and grow. The line lists Atonic for the Whuie family and mentions Laubach & Boyd as sellers.
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Atonic
Whuie
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
Laubach & Boyd
Stars Fail To Twinkle In Frustrating Defeat
The Cleveland All-Stars were unable to capitalize on chances as Lloyd and Butler struggled. Honian led the offense with two runs and a stolen base while Nydegger and Whitcraft contributed key hits. A late defensive stand by Nydegger and a strong push by the Giants kept the game close, ending in a 4-? showing amid a rain-delayed ninth.
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Cleveland All-Stars
Thei
Lioyd
Lita
Sue
Whitcraft
Skalawan
Honian
Giants
Butler
Bnydegger
Nydegger
Alcock
Lloyd
Balla
Wooster
All Stara
Fowler
Redmond
Umpre— Barrett
Norwalk
Elyria Trollay
Stony
Lamb
Whelham
Elryta
Crawley I. Elisia
Edel T
Wilson
Ore
Lawrence
Bahe
Baila
Stoup
Gore
Elryla
Stou
Multiple incidents hit Chicago area with wrecks and crimes
A jumble of railway and road tragedies plus criminal cases disrupt the region near Chicago. Reports include a fatal gas explosion in Charleston and a vault incident, a deadly collision involving Chicago and Eastern Illinois lines near Bratger, plus injuries from an auto crash near Greenfield. Two youths, Albert Urfer and Charles Fea, aged 14 and 11, were arrested in Lima for attempting to wreck a westbound passenger train with angle iron obstructions.
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Birk
Chicago
United States
Canada
Ohio State Bar
Edward Kibler
Newark
Edward B McCarter
Columbus
C. R. Gilmore
Dayton
George W Patton
Mont Saunders
Charleston
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
Bratger
Ill
Frank M Kennedy
Washington
H. C
B W Allen
L. J. Cole
J B Eliott
Greenfield
Lima
Albert Urfer
Charles Fea
Lins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terse fragment hints at a medical tonic remedy
The readable fragment suggests a phrase about a tonic for the sick with no remedy evident in the text. It appears as a clipped OCR piece likely from a health column or advertisement, offering little coherent detail beyond the phrase.
Rockefeller's wealth and the era of railroad advertising
A Boston Record item discusses John D. Rockefeller's vast fortune with dividends from Standard Oil cited, and reflects on income figures reaching tens of millions. It notes the growth of railway advertising monopolizing space in hotels and offices, recalling a printer’s boyhood memory of past newspaper distribution practices.
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Rockefeller
Bnaipass
Buatuen
Herald
SHS
Mindlee Prlsase
Boston Record
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Health Says Wooster Resident
A Wooster traveler Melvin Warner urges using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble. He quotes his sister’s relief after trying many remedies and praises the product as stopping kidney trouble and fatigue. New York agents advertise the remedy at 50 cents.
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Atteramnain
Dean & Kinney Pitts
Wooster
Melvin Warner
Dean
New York
United States
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Pete Agl
Ags
Vy, Cit
Mr. Reve Mackinacks
Michigan Summer Resorts
Detroit
Macgennac
Toledo
Mackinac Island
Stenwere
A. A.bchantz
P.T. A
Mich
Detroit and
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AMD Logal
Hen
Tac
Auricim XII
Mycaker
Fior Ty
Beneal
Seite Ue
Zimmerman
Safrangos
Fimken Roller
Leoug Tion
Bearteg
Vos
Canton
Okla
Christine
Danford
Catarre
St. Kew
York
Wousteh
Nydegercoc
Oones
Aoya
Jeferson Fowler
McDonnell
Lengeban
Sualac
Merrick
Republican Party
East Liverpool Review
Rockefellers
Lew
Will
Pineyelle Quidate
Singer Store
Public Square
Harding
J. K. Chase Threshers
St. Louis ‘Exposition
Gze
Sigler-Machine-Shope
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