Pattison makes week of appointments in Columbus
Governor Pattison announced a slate of appointments this week. John A. McDowell of Millersburg received recognition after the recent delegate selection. Appointments include state fire marshal D Creamer of St Calairville and a commission to select an institution for crippled and deformed children, with Wade McMillan of Cincinnati and Frank A. Bunts of Cleveland among the appointees.
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Columbus
Pattison
Tovarnor Pattison
Price Russell
Creston
Wayne County
John A. McDowell
Millersburg
J. W Johnson
Waverley
Creamer
St. Calairville
Wade McMillan
Cincinnati
Frank A. Bunts
Cleveland
Buckeye
J. W. Trohnson
Waverly
Courier Watchman
Mark Blater
Dayton
D . Creamer
Clairsville
RH. D—Davis
Clevgland
St. Clairsville
Reverend Schott Favored for State Penitentiary Chaplain
The Creston candidate Price Russell misses the state fire marshal post, boosting Rev. Schott of West Salem for penitentiary chaplain. Rev Beckett runs strong with statewide endorsements, while Louis B. Houck declines to commit. Wayne county candidates gain visibility as Russell’s defeat reshapes chances. Wertz backs a highway department hopeful, fate uncertain.
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Price Russell
Creston
Schott
West Salem
Beckett
Pattison
Russell
Louis B. Houck
Houck
Wayne County
Altother
Wertz
Public Highway Department
Probate Court Guardians and Executors Appointed
Multiple probate actions listed including Wm H Stitt guardian of Martha Hed bond approved and letters issued Ross W Funck appointed administrator of Anna E Garrison estate with bond $200. Addison Slemmons executor of Elizabeth Whiteside estate filed inventory. Will of Henry Miliex probated J Mo Byler guardian of Sarah Shoup bond $5000. Adeline Beard administrator of Aaron Beard estate. Swartz appointed guardian of Angustas and Elizabeth Swartz bond $100 each. W H Wertz administrator of Harry S Wertz with sale of real estate order. Martha E Fike guardian of John H Houser estate filed inventory and approved.
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Wm H. Stitt
Martha
Este
Margery Eayes
T.D MecElvenie
Sarah B. McElhenie
Hindman Guardian
Ethel Miller
Swartz
Aardian
Angustas
Elizabeth ‘Swartz
JH Wiley
Saic Mann
HH Wertz
Harry 5. Wertz
Martha E. Fike
John H Houser
County Officials' Terms Under Amendment Plan
The constitutional amendment changes terms for township, municipal, and county officials. Most terms end December 31, 2007, and successors for county officials elected this year will be chosen in the fall of 1900s. The rotary method for electing councilmen and commissioners is abolished, with a new city council election cycle starting in 1919 and two year terms for commissioners expiring together.
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Rotary
Eagy City
Aufituss
DeWert’s Watch Hazel salve touted for skin cures
A fragmentary ad praises DeWert’s Gouu for skin conditions and maladies such as eczema tetter boils and bruises claiming superiority through imitation. Sold at Kreiger 6 drug store.
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DeWert
Dr King s New Life Pills and Shoop s Green Salve Ad
A vintage ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and stomach bowels and promises relief from headaches nausea weakness and pale sickly skin. It also sells Dr Shoop s Green Salve claiming immediate soft lips and cracked skin relief nightly application suggested.
Lettered debts and tame squirrels near university
A city firm received two unsigned letters seeking small sums of money, 2 and 40 cents, likely from a guilty party. Squirrels near the university power house have become tame and will take nuts from workers. Weather forecaster warned of mixed signals, and J M Criley was seen with a Winchester rifle while heading to the early car. a bank cashier bought a real rifle for his ill son in Cleveland, hoping for ornamental use only.
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Fim
God Sao
Thesa
J. M Criley
Mr. Criley
Wayne County Bank
Cleveland
Mr. Oriley
Fall Injures Contractor’s Son Near Cedar Valley
Ross Warner son of contractor Lyman Warner was hurt Tuesday afternoon at Mr Holmes’s home near Cedar Valley. While carrying a bundle of shingles up a ladder the ladder slipped and he fell about twenty feet breaking his left shoulder. The shingles grazed his head but did not cause fatal injury.
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Ross Warner
Lyman Warner
Mr Warner
Mr Holmes
Cedar Valley
Local Visits, Weddings, and Notable Arts Figures Corner Holmes County
Local residents traveled and visitors arrived, with Chas Snyder the renowned Holmes County artist and band master on a recent business trip. Reeders, Haley, and other townsfolk shared news of a quiet marriage, a wedding trip, and a lively evening of music. A stray fragment mentions a health product launch and various names, but the readable portion centers on social visits, a musical gathering, and community ties.
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C Reider
Wild Lest
Orrville
Chas
Stauffer
Fawily
Akron
Beeler
Wig
Anderson Mumaw
Wilmot
Dixze
Julius Bapp
Fisc
Chas Snyder
Holmes County
Glen Davidson
Vapparaiso
Ind
Mies Josephine Rieder
Canal Qever
W M Rieder
Our Town
Mansillon State Hospital
Joseph Haley
Reider
Morrom
Elder
Abe
Brough
Mr. Haley
Lhisas praises Orico Laxative Syrup for constipation
W O R Ward of Dyerburg Tean sworn that Orico Laxative Syrup relieves chronic constipation, calling it a thorough, practical remedy. The statement notes Kennedy's Lexuitt Hoos and Tar cough syrup marketed by Kreiger drug store as protecting buyers.
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W OR Ward
Dyerburg
Tean
Coas E
Io Kennedy
Kreiger
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A patient from Wood, Ind reports severe lung hemorrhages resisted by several physicians. After taking Foley's Honey and Tar, the cough stopped and the lungs became sound. The testimonial endorses the remedy for lung trouble.
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Foley
Jung
Bright Sayings From Pittsburg Avenue School Event
Readings and essays from a Pittsburg avenue school program showcase student work on topics such as The Cows Teeth The sponge The fly and Cats. Dominic Lucci Antonio Antonouccio present observations and lessons on biology humor and daily life from a child’s perspective.
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Pittsburg Avenue
Potato description by Aaton Pfaff
A historical note explains potato varieties and growth features. It mentions eye sprouting, skin as protective cover, and juices flowing when cut. The piece distinguishes three types labeled as sweet, Irish, and smashed potatoes.
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Aaton
Akron Gas Franchise Sparks Monopoly Charge
The Akron Gas Co received a franchise to supply natural gas sourced from Mohican Oil and Gas Co. Critics claim a Standard Oil link would create a regional monopoly by Walsh Co. Mohican denies direct Standard ownership or influence and states no connection exists with Standard.
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Akron Gas Co
Mohican Oil & Gas Co
Standard
East Ohio Gas Co
Walsh Co
Mohican Co
Wooster
Barberton
Akron
Mohican
Memorial Day observance discussed by G A R Wooster group
At the Given Post G A R meeting in Wooster the future Memorial Day plan was debated. Old soldiers face heavy costs and some members favor city or civic oversight to ensure perpetual observance while Masaillon has already assumed responsibility for next year. Captain J B Taylor supports citizens running the day, a long held idea.
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Masaillon
J. B. Taylor
Madrid Bombing Fallout Marks Royal Procession
Madrid reports a tense scene as the wedding fetes proceed amid fear after a bomb explosion. The king and queen appeared unguarded, eliciting both calm and cries of alarm. Officials say 20 killed and 60 wounded, with English suspect Hamilton identified near the blast.
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Tolosa
Ordreres
Hamilton
Minel Morales
Barcelona
Weyler
Weather bulletin fragment from June report
Fragmentary weather bulletin mentions impending conditions and follow up details. Readability is limited, with names and specifics obscured.
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Wieg
Ngton
Gniplayih Nt
Steathier Bo Gt
Ohio Briefs Spark Clashes and Appointments
Ohio news notes Governor Pattison appoints two Democratic editors to key posts. Waverly editor J W Trohnson becomes public printing supervisor, Clairsville's Creamer named state fire marshal. Cincinnati manufacturing up in 1904 census. capital invested and product value rise. Beal local option fines may not always go to dry towns. venue changes affect collection. Springfield Republican chair Hayward critically ill. Reds acquire Wick er. Overall to Chicago for Wick er. Toledo jury disagrees in Bainbridge bank robbery case. Cleveland mayor backs Bryan for 1908 nomination. Italian girl acquitted of aunt murder remains jailed for uncle case. Portsmouth convention splits. Ironton faction challenges. Columbus airship firm launched. Wellston strike settled. Bellefontaine moderator chosen. Mansfield suicide in prison. Bucyrus bar to study Ohio Central case. Columbus man dies by self-inflicted wound.
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Ellis
New York
Josephine Terranova
Concetta Riggio
Ely
Portsmouth
A. Blair
West Union
John C Milner
Patterson
E. EB. Corn
Ironton
Milner
Corn
State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Violent Open Letter Warns Tsar of Peasant Uprising
Father Porarski of Voronezh and a member of parliament publish a stark open letter from St Petersburg in June. They describe Russia as living over a volcano and say the government's reply to the lower house shows it fails to understand peasant temper. They warn that denial of amnesty and land redistribution will spark a major peasant movement unleashing blood and fire.
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St Petersburg
Father Porarski
Voronezh
Anglo Cuban Treaty Secures Cuba Reciprocal Pact Rights
The Cuban senate has ratified an article in the Anglo Cuban treaty allowing Cuba to enter future special reciprocal agreements with other nations. Such agreements would avoid triggering Great Britain’s favored nation clause. The provision is presented as a protection for Cuban sovereignty and U S interests.
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Washington
Cuba
Great Britain
United
Illinois Mine Agreement Reached in Springfield
The joint convention of Illinois coal miners and operators adopted the joint scale committee’s report without dissent. An agreement was drawn up and signed by three operators and three miners, to hold until March 31, 1908.
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Llinois
Springfield
Joint Convention of Coal Miners and Operators of
Illinois
Joint Scale Committee
Judicial tests at Cincinnati reveal constitutional issue
Cincinnati June 1 Acting for the Wine Growers association of Ohio Frederick Dunker and Martin Doering petition Mayor Dempsey to halt under Brannock law as unconstitutional. Mayor to seek legal opinion and advertise public hearing, testing if Governor Pattison considered last legislature acts. Contested poll in New Holland spanning Pickaway and Fayette counties may prompt a legal challenge to local option results.
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Wine Growers’ Association of Ohio
Frederick Dunker
Martin Doering
Dempsey
Doering
Pattison
Washington D. H
New Holland
Pickaway
Fayette Counties
Fayette County
Pickaway County
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