Extraordinary Thaw trial pulse described by physician
New York report notes Dr. Evans saying Thaw’s pulse action was the most extraordinary he had seen, with beats changing four times in a minute and a tempo swing from 12 to 24. He links this to a seriously faulty sympathetic nervous system while denying drug or intoxication history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Thaw
Deemar
Bingaman
Joseph B. Bolton
Evans
Mr. Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
John T. Deemar
Kittanning
John Ross
Harry Thaw
Athens Rural Mail Carrier Spicer Resigns After Six Years
John E. Spicer of Athens resigns from rural route No. 1 effective March 1 after six years of service. Austin Holmes will take No. 1 and be followed by Arthur Stricklin on No. 2. Spicer, 68, traveled 22.5 to 25 miles daily for 300 days yearly, clocking about 45,000 miles with the same horse and buggy over a long tenure praised for efficiency.
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Athens
Washington
Austin Holmes
Spicer
Holmes
Arthur Stricklin
Athens County
Ohio
Rural Delivery Department
Pittsburg Coal Company to Elect New President
Local coal circles focus on the New Pittsburg Coal Company of Columbus a subsidiary of the Pittsburg Coal Company as it prepares for its annual meeting in a week. Past year mining totals in the Hocking district reached 1,415,290 tons in 1906 compared with 1,371,620 in 1905 and higher figures in earlier years.
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Pittsburg Coal Company
New
Pittsburg Coal Company of
Columbus
Big
Com
Hocking
University athletics to host intercollegiate and fraternity contests
The coming year at the university features many intercollegiate games and fraternity athletics. The Betas face Phi Delts in basketball with a Saturday contest, a fraternity baseball league is planned for spring, and varsity players are excluded from fraternity squads. Captain Lever eyes an indoor meet in Parkersburg February 22.
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Jones
Lever
Parkersburg
Ohio
Dr. Jones
Ohio Northern Five
Ada
Otterbein
Three New Civil Actions Filed in Court
Three new cases begin in common pleas court. Nelsonville Home & Savings sues Isaac and Jane Primrose to foreclose a mortgage dated April 10, 1903 for 5000 dollars. Attorney W E Peters of Athens represents the plaintiff. Two divorce cases also filed. Effie Sprawls seeks legal separation from husband for extreme cruelty, with one child Minnie aged 8. Attorneys Amos & Swope of Glouster and Wood & Wood of Athens. Walter S Thompson seeks divorce from Ethel Thompson alleging adultery with Bally Johnson in Nelsonville and Jake Flowers in Lancaster in 1904, plus involvement of Frederick J Sauters of Nelsonville. C W Juniper of Nelsonville represents Thompson.
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Gally
Broadwell
Minnie
Sprawls
Amos & Swope
Glouster
Wood & Wood
Athens
Walter
Thompson
Ethel Thompson
Nelsonville
Bally Johnson
Jake Flowers
Lancaster
Frederick J. Sauters
C. W. Juniper
New B and O Agent F S Bean Appointed in Athens
F S Bean will assume the B and O railway agent duties in Athens succeeding C F Mc Bee who resigned to go into business. Bean formerly served as B and O agent at Blanchester and is expected to start in Athens next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Bean
B. & O. Railway
Athens
C. F. McBee
Mr. Bean
Blanchester
Permit to Wed for Wilber Haning and Ida Goodwin
A marriage permit is issued for Wilber B. Haning, 20, farmer, of Albany R. D. No. 4, and Miss Ida Goodwin, 20, of Shade. The couple intends to wed.
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Wilber B. Haning
Albany
R. D
Miss Ida Goodwin
Shade
Amicable Japanese Question Touches Congress
Washington reports an amicable adjustment of the Japanese question hinges on Congress. If the president's immigration bill amendment excludes foreigners using passports, the San Francisco schools order may be rescinded. Roosevelt and Mayor Schmitz held talks with Secretary Root and a White House conference is planned. Senator Lodge pushed a Philippine tariff amendment to the agricultural bank bill, while Senator McCreary resisted, citing constitutional flaws.
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Washington
Congress
Elihu Root
United States
Senate
House
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Root
Repu
White House
Schmitz
Philippines
Senator Lodge
McCreary
Kentucky
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Beasley Hosts M W Circle Gathering at Carpen ter Street
Mrs G E Beasley entertained the M W Circle at her Carpen ter street home on Wednesday afternoon. The group visited and worked on circle tasks while light refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs J R Harvey Mrs W J Earick Mrs Charles Driggs Mrs Herman Studer Mrs Charles Secoy Mrs Edward Stocklin Mrs Morgan Richards Mrs Charles Beasley Mrs F P McVay Mrs H F Link Mrs James Smith and Mrs C O Moore with Mrs Robert Woodworth as guest.
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G. E. Beasley
M. W. Circle
Carpenter Street
J. R. Harvey
W. J. Earick
Charles Driggs
Herman Studer
Charles Secoy
Edward Stocklin
Morgan Richards
Charles Beasley
F. P. McVay
H. F. Link
James Smith
C. O. Moore
Robert Woodworth
Tragic Larchmont Sinking Claims 138 Lives
A Providence inquiry tallies 138 deaths from the Larchmont steamer collision with the Harry Knowlton on Monday night. About 157 aboard, only 19 survived. 71 bodies recovered, 88 identified, 100 passengers missing or unidentified.
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Providence
R. L
Toy Line
Larchmont
Harry Knowlton
Fred Hiergesell
Brooklyn
N. Y
McVey
Hiergesell
Harris Feldman
New York
Feldman
Mrs. Lewis Hosts U C D Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs W A Lewis entertained the U C D Sewing Club Friday afternoon at 2 pm with light refreshments. Guests included Mrs John Wise Mrs G Carter Mrs D Dalton and Mrs D Clark. Members present were Mrs P E Shirley Mrs R H Reid Mrs J R Harvey Mrs Addison Fribager Mrs J E Woodworth Mrs Hiram Connett Mrs C W Gillette and the hostess.
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W. A. Lewis
U. C. D. Sewing Club
John Wise
G. Carter
D. Dalton
D. Clark
P. E. Shirley
R. H. Reid
J. R. Harvey
Addison Fribager
J. E. Woodworth
Hiram Connett
C. W. Gillette
Body to be exhumed in Syracuse man’s death claim
The body of John McBride 78 of Syracuse who died September 17 after being brought from the Athens asylum may be exhumed for evidence of foul play. Relatives who visited found his face and body burned his head crushed and chest caved in.
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Pomeroy
John McBride
Syracuse
Athens
HOTEL GOSSIP AT BERRY AND OHIO ELK LIST NAMES
Hotel gossip rounds up Wednesday guests at Berry Ohio Hotel and Elk venues. Names include Ben Miller Logan J M Roan Columbus Michael Collins Sugar Creek Mr and Mrs Charles M Jackson Jackson L Creamer A C Creamer Shade Geo W Brown Millfield John Knox Sugar Creek Mr and Mrs Harry Campbell Haydenville Ben Fauser Jr Lancaster Joseph Richards F King Glouster Charles Anderson Hollister.
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the Berry
Ben Miller
Logan
J. M. Roan
Columbus
Michael Collins
Sugar Creek
Charles M. Jackson
Jackson
Ohio Hotel
L. Creamer
A. C. Creamer
Shade
Geo. W. Brown
Millfield
John Knox
The
Elk
Harry Campbell
Haydenville
Ben Fauser, Jr
Lancaster
Joseph Richards
F. King
Glouster
Charles Anderson
Hollister
Benjamin Dailey Dead at 77 in Jersey County
Benjamin Dailey aged 77 died at his son Solomon Dailey’s home near Jerseyville on Wednesday from apoplexy. He leaves five sons and a daughter. Funeral services are set for 11 oclock Friday morning at Graham's Chapel.
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Benjamin Dailey
Solomon Dailey
Jerseyville
Dailey
Graham’s Chapel
Presbyterian Brotherhood Talk Set at First Church
Dr. W. M. Hindman of the First Presbyterian church of Chillicothe will address the Presbyterian Brotherhood at the First Presbyterian church this evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hindman
First Presbyterian Church
Chillicothe
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Great sun spot observed by Brashear at Allegheny Observatory
Pittsburg February 14 Prof John A Brashear of the Allegheny Observatory reports a major sun spot crossing the sun and nearing the central meridian The spot extends about 118000 miles by 30000 miles covering roughly 3500000 square miles and may cause earth disturbances tonight See also three more groups west of it and a fourth leaving the sun naked eye visibility with smoked glass
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Pittsburg
John A. Brashear
Allegheny Observatory
Associated Press
Brahsear
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State Hospital For the Insane
Morris Plains
New Jersey
Bolton
Britton D. Evans
N. J
John E. Spicer
Ath
Terest
O. U
Betas
Phi Delts
Phi
Delts
W. E. Peters
Effie Sprawls
Mr. Feldman
Rhode Island
VU. C. D
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