Ohio Constitution Article One Election Terms Note 1908
Fragmentary OCR notes outline state election timing and term lengths for governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, and judges, with references to general assembly powers to set terms. Includes names like Lewie C. Laylin and references to Columbus and 1908.
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Sreron
Supreme -Court Yeurt
General Assembly
Govermor
Guecessey
Vasant
Beldia
Ouceeager
Mtlaue
America
Ome
C. Laylin
Ohke
Columbus
Fussy
Proclaimed amendment to Ohio constitution on tax exemptions
The document records an amendment to the Ohio constitution proposing tax exemption for state and municipal bonds and certain public property. It details that exemptions apply to bonds, real and personal property, and specifies limits, election wording, and effective date of January 1, 1906. It notes adoption by legislative leaders and certification by the Secretary of State.
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Bamie
Gouinty
Fiz
Silane
Ohio
Sandreala
Pu TV
Srerion
Groncm
Troma
Menader
Xray
Happine
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Menaie
Wooster rail chatter and Bloomington rambler talk
A crowd gathers at the Pennsylvania depot to watch the flyer pass and discuss trains. A Lake Shore schedule change after Mentor shows no plan to halt the 18 hour special. The tale of a trainee mistaking a dinkey engine for a train sparks traffic disruption. Bloomington residents debate Crimson Rambler roses versus John Winter's honeysuckle. Advertisements hint at local politics, bees, and the Archer house visit by Governor Herrick, as two barefoot boys ponder what they see.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Mentor
Stérling Tunk
Pittsburg
Mr. Funk
Republican
H. A. Imgard
Bloomington
John F. Winter
Archer House
Governor Herrick
County Approves Sheep Loss Claims From Dogs
County commissioners grant nine months of claims for sheep and lambs killed or injured by dogs from numerous residents across Canaan Saltcreek Wayne and nearby townships. Payouts total multiple entries with individual amounts ranging from four to fifty dollars.
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Paul Whitmore
Canaan
George Searight
Saltcreek
KR. F. Douglass
Burton City
Levi Tanner
Cannan
Elliott
Milton
Daniel
Musser
George Ervin
Wil Cockerell
Charles Weary
Wayne
G. W. Lerner
Wooster
J. D. King
Lafayette Badger
East Union
Ira Badger
Lafayette
Cheater
Harry Smith
Eli Brown
T. B. Frase
Chippewa
Edward Amiet
John Imhoff
Saltcreak
IF. W. Galehouse
G. D. Moor
C. W. Odenkirk
Culler
BE. L. Culler
F. S. Liggett
Wallace Ryall
E.S Villard
Sarah Berkey
Greene
J. S. Sealer
Clinton
Jacob Dilgard
Frank Bishop
BE. H. Miller
Chester
W. G. Mumaw
Aaron Beard
Plain
O. E. McFarren
Kilel
C. . McFar
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised
Menti Turner of Pruharty Va5 says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than anything a doctor could. The item claims relief from stomach troubles bloating or constipation and endorses the product highly.
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Chamberlain
Meni Tw-Purner
Pruharty
Los Shasta
Canada Giant and Governor Meet Behind Door
A curious scene unfolds as boys enter a door invited by a giant from Canada. The governor greets them warmly with a handshake, while the expected physical giant is not seen and the political figure at the center of the debate remains unrecognized by the youths.
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Canada
Sensational False Pretense Case Involving Wyker Wife’s Kin
A farmer Edward Wyker, married with a young daughter, was arrested in Caledonian Mount Vernon for allegedly pretending to be a widower with a daughter to entrap Miss Henrietta Hall of Cambridge Ohio. Hall sued for 10000 damages for breach of promise. Wyker settled financially, vào Guernsey county, and the civil case was dismissed as the courting occurred in Knox county.
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Wooster
Mt Vernon
Edward Wyker
Henrietta Hall
Cambridge
Wayker
Wyker
Miss Hall
Newark
Misa Hall
Vernon
Carrin Wyker
Met. Vernon
Mt. Vernon
White
Mills Hall
Guernsey County
Knox County
ASK FOR BIDS AGAIN AT PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD MEETING
At Thursday evenings session the board paid several outstanding bills and debated the opera house contract. The committee advertised for bids on grounds that the prior bids lacked specificity, particularly the number of nights the opera house would be used.
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Board of Public Service
Opera House
Republican Nominee John Zimeerman for Wayne County Commissioner
Fragmented text shows praise for John Zimeerman, the Republican candidate for Wayne County Commissioner. The brief appeals to voters citing his hometown ties and claimed efficiency and honesty. No further verifiable details or dates are provided.
Wooster Debates Bonds for Wooster Mansfield Electric Road
John Ghosrown of Shrove visits Wooster as citizens weigh bonds for an Wooster to Mansfield electric road project. C L Jackson, financer from Philadelphia, reports strong progress and pledges needed. The board of trade plans an early meeting to discuss the matter and a delayed glass works project.
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Shrove
Wooster
Mansfield
C. L. Jackson
Philadelphia
Ena
Board of Trade
PRESS POINTS AND QUIPS FROM OLD EDITIONS
A collage of quotations mocks politics and society, noting Russia Japan and Grover Cleveland mentions, a Paul Jones convoy, Roosevelt hunting pictures, and tobacco and education quips. Items reference newspapers including Washington Post Philadelphia Inquirer Buffalo Commercial Atlanta Constitution Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Upper Sandusky Re-publican Akron Journal Kansas City Journal and Chicago Tribune.
City bids opened for East Liberty lots and opera house
City officials opened bids with Clerk Wayne Aart presiding. No bids for real estate. two bids for the opera house. D J Swarts offered 20 dollars per night. George Extier and Capt M R Limb offered 37.50 per night and 1200 dollars yearly for exclusive use for traveling dramatic and musical entertainments.
Giants to play exhibition in Jorineville Saturday
BASE BALL CHATTER reports the Giants will travel to Jorineville for an exhibition game this Saturday, with new bleacher seating added and a wire screen erected in front of the grand stand. The Water Works team of Cleveland arrived at 8:80 Wednesday for the game, but heavy rain halted plans. Players hoped to return, supper done they rode the 6 o clock car to Cleveland. Proposals to host two or three Southern league clubs after season end are floated, with plans to book two games with big league teams and a visit from Pat Melerick and another pitcher.
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Giants
Jorineville
Water Works
Cleveland
Rams
Reutlenmach
Wayne County paper renamed Wooster Herald in transition
The Wayne County Herald has been slightly renamed to the Wooster Herald to emphasize its Wooster identity. The change aims to better reflect its Wooster circulation, readership among residents and Ohio teachers, and its role as a local paper serving the Wooster area.
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Wayne County
Wooster Herald
Wooster
Ohio
Wooster Grocers Postponed Cedar Point Excursion Date
The Wooster Grocers association has fixed the excursion to Cedar Point for Thursday July 20, replacing the previously set flat date of July 26 for the July races. The change affects members planning travel and reservations.
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Wooster ‘Grocers’ Association
Cedar Point
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache and Kidney Troubles
Mrs George Conn of Wooster testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved headaches and back pain caused by kidney trouble. She first used them in spring 1898 after buying at Zimmerman's Drug Store and reports lasting relief for six years with occasional use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
George Conn
Géo. Conn
Blessing Avenue
Wooster
Doan
Zimmerman& Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dovan
Child bit by dog in Doylestown incident
Doylestown on June 2 reports Nettis Sawyer, 10, injured by a dog tied in the yard. The animal attacked as she crossed the yard, biting her hand and side. Neighbors say the dog showed no signs of madness, but was watched for several days. Authorities believe injuries not serious.
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Doylestown
Nettis Sawyer
Lives Ninety Years Anirew Raid Dies at County Infirmary
Anirew Raid, nearly ninety, died at noon Wednesday in the county infirmary after being admitted from Shreve with his older wife four years ago. Interment will be at the infirmary.
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Anirew Raid
Shreve
Olger
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