Plans of Defense Outlined by Counsel in Thaw Case
New York January 31 Special to Daily Messenger outlines defense strategy in the Thaw trial. Jerome may push insanity defenses, call expert witnesses, or seek a commission to determine current insanity. Jury panel expanded. Brearly and Kleinberger describe their impartial stance on insanity.
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New York
Jerome
Stanford White
Evelyn Nebit
Talesmen
Thaw
Harry C. Brearly
Talesman
Harold K. Faire
Brearly
Henry S Kleinberger
Curious Chicago will leaves poets and memories to recipients
Charles Lounsberry, a once famed Chicago lawyer who died in Dunning asylum penniless, left a peculiar will. The document lists whimsical bequests to parents, children, lovers, and the aged, including poems by Burns and Shakespeare for memory and happiness for loved ones in old age.
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Charles Lounsberry
Chicago
Cook County
Dunning
Burns
Shakespeare
Detroit News-Tribune
Local social notices and a state requisition report
Personal mentions place visits by Henry and Charles Cameron in Chauncey. Social events include the Catholic Foresters ball at Assembly Club hall next Thursday evening. Also noted are travelers and guests in Nelsonville GAN Coolville Glouster Jacksonville and Columbus including the Wade lia trio. A January requisition from Governor Deneen requests return of Frank Weaver for burglary in Chicago. Weaver is jailed in Cincinnati.
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Eraf Foresters
Ohio
Springfield
Fil
Deneen
Chicago
Frank Weaver
Frank Stevens
Weaver
Benjamin Roussenzher
James Tyler
United Order of American Bricklayers and Stonemasons
Cincinnati
Fragmentary notice from Jamaica council member and sale ad
Fragmented OCR mentions a Councilman in Jamaica and a bottle sale by W R Lash Barton Drag. Text is garbled with stray phrases about city council, West Indies and Rin yodeving, unclear meaning.
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Jarmaica
Preilly Fogarty
King“Weat Indies
Chamberouth
R. Lash
Barton Drag
Public thanks for support after Mr Edward Warner's illness and death
The Warner family expresses gratitude to friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and after the death of their father Mr Edward Warner. Mrs Edward Warner and Family acknowledge the kindness shown.
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Edward ‘Warner
Edward Warner
Cincinnati Banker Freed in Coal Contract Probe
Rudolph Kleybolte a leading Cincinnati banker was acquitted of false pretenses and larceny for taking 250 dollars from Luhrig Coal in a 1900 city water works coal supply scheme. He had been summoned to testify before the grand jury in a bid fixing investigation involving Luhrig Marmet coal contracts.
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Cincinnati
Rudolph Kleybolte
Luhrig Coal Company
Luhrig Company
Marmet Coal Company
City Water Works
Kleybolte
Grand Jury
Ohio daily papers reelect officers and pick Sandusky for next meeting
In Columbus on January 31 the Associated Ohio Dailies re elected all officers. Sandusky was chosen as the site for the summer meeting. Officers include President John T. Mack Sandusky. Vice President G W C Perry Chillicothe. Secretary H L Brush East Liverpool. Treasurer J P Chew Xenia. Executive Committee J R Alexander Zanesville Frank Harper Mt. Vernon F M Reitzel Warren.
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Columbus
Associated Ohio Dailies
Sandusky
John T. Mack
G. W. C. Perry
Chillicothe
H. L. Brush
East Liverpool
J. P. Chew
Xenia
J. R. Alexander
Zanesville
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
F. M. Reitzel
Warren
A Picture of Stevenson From a Writer’s Quotation
A writer describes Robert Louis Stevenson with dark eyes that have drunk sunshine, uncut hair, shabby clothes, and a slender boyish frame. He notes continental officials doubting his passport, imprisonment in France, and suspicion at borders or banks. The observer recalls his perpetual youth in appearance and spirit and his lively, responsive face to bold deeds and witty tales.
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Stevenson
Robert Louis Stevenson
France
A Sponge Farm Paid Off in the Mediterranean
A druggist notes several sponge farms in the Mediterranean that pay well. Professor Oscar Schmidt of Syria pioneered cultivated sponges by planting fragments in the sea bed. He raised 4,000 sponges at a cost of 45 dollars, worth 1,000 dollars, suggesting future farming of other sea products.
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Mediterranean
Oscar Schmidt
Schmidt
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Webster and the Singers at Willard's Hotel
Daniel Webster loved music and courted the wife of a congressman at Willard's hotel with compliments on her voice. At Jenny Lind’s Washington concert he applauded loudly and then bowed to the singer’s companion in a playful, gallant gesture that drew laughter from the crowd.
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Jenny Lind
Making a Chef Career Steps and Earning Potential
The piece traces a chef’s path from boy apprentice to skilled professional. Beginning with vegetable prep and a no salary stage, moving through raw meat study, fish game poultry, then range work, and finally advanced cooking. Ten years of effort yields steady advancement and wages from 25 to 150 dollars weekly.
Permits Granted for Wed Dating
Abner Phillips a 41 year old farmer of Mineral and Miss Maggie Dishon 19 of Nelsonville obtain a marriage permit. Albert D Black 34 a Putnam county lumberman and Miss Blanche Turvey 18 of Chauncey also receive a license.
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Abner Phillips
Maggie Dishon
Nelsonville
Albert D. Black
Putnam County
Blanche Turvey
Chauncey
Mrs Rathburn of Albany Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Dave Rathburn of Albany died Tuesday night from pneumonia. She leaves a husband and two children. The funeral will be held Thursday at Hebbardaville Co P church at one o'clock in the afternoon.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Dave Rathburn
Albany
Hebbardaville Co. P
Talks at Chapel by Attorney General Wade Ellis
Attorney General Wade Ellis of Columbus addressed the student body at chapel exercises this morning. A large crowd from the city attended, and Ellis was warmly welcomed for his eloquent talk on the influence of education and student development.
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Wade Ellis
Columbus
Ellis
Hollister Tea Promises Health Benefit Line
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tissue builder reconstructor and nerve and muscle strengthener. It promises strong nerves and muscles and notes a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets from Cline's Pharmacy.
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Hollister
Cline
Fire Rages Through Glouster On High Street
Glouster Ohio January 31 two or three frame buildings on High street caught fire after a gas explosion in a general store adjoining the Carpenter Hardware company building. Gas was shut off around 3:30 pm and the front of the Carpenter building was badly damaged. Further details could not be learned for this issue.
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Glouster
High Street
Carpenter Hardware Company
Carpenter
Way Down East at Athens Opera House February 4
Lottie Blair Parker's Way Down East comes to the Athens Opera House on February 4. The play centers on New England farm life with a strong human interest, combining a pathetic theme, humor, quaint characters and realism. Joseph Grismer directs a specially selected cast for distinct roles.
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Lottie Blair Parker
New England
Athens Opera House
Country Ife
Neighbors Fooled by Cough Cure Testimony
Mrs. Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana recounts a severe cough that left her bedridden. She credits Kings New Discovery with full recovery after four one dollar bottles, noting a free trial and McKee Drugstore pricing at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
McKee
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Wood
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E. 8. Koons
von Scheele
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