Buckeye State News Roundup Leads to Chadwick Disclosures
Boston reports a settlement in the Rankin versus Newton suit over a $10 000 note tied to Mrs Cassie Chadwick with Newton paying 4190. Washington notes US Supreme Court argument over Ohio State Bank Canton case constitutionality. Also: Gertrude Baker named librarian for Honolulu government library. Fetzer dies in Cleveland. Erie Firemen vote to strike. Chardon reports heavy snow delaying trains and damaging lines.
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Chadwick
Boston
George C. Rankin
Washington
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
B. Newton
Brookline
Cassie Chadwick
United States
Newton
Oberlin Bank
Supreme Court of the United States
State Bank
Canton
Ohio
Incendiary Fire Inquiry Leads to Grand Jury in Williams County
Bryan Ohio November 15 State Fire Marshal Creamer and Deputy Marshal Fox push an inquiry before the grand jury into Williams county arsons. They bring prisoner Freeman Mary from Indiana held in Findlay for arson accused of burning the home of his brother George Ury during a visit. Breabenville reports Charles Buccini arrested by Pittsburgh police on murder suspicions in the Henry F. Smith case and linked to the Peter Entrearas killing with possible Montreal murder charge.
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Bryan, C
Breabenville
Charles Buccini
Pittsburg
Henry F. Smith
Newspaper Dures
Peter Entreas
Buccini
Buccini Fia
Montreal
Governor Harris Sick. Independent oil fight in Ohio
Governor Harris is confined to his Hartman hotel room with a severe cold and has canceled engagements in Lima and with the Commission on hospital plans for crippled children. Independent oil operators in Lima will join the Standard in opposing Attorney General Bilis and plan a political force at the state capital. The column also notes a Texas doctor urging tuberculosis legislation and a Madrid debate over Spain's church state separation, with King Alfonso under liberal pressure.
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Columbus
Harris
Hartman Hotel
Lima
Perators
Standard
Bilis
Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Count Romanones
Senor Maura
Alfonso
Senor Maure
Train cuts down C and O switchman at Russell
Ironton Ohio reports William Anderson a Chesapeake and Ohio switchman was decapitated by a speeding train at Russell Kentucky. The accident occurred mid November with authorities investigating the fatality.
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Ironton, O
William Anderson
Chesapeake and Ohio
Russell
Engagement Announced for Miss Florence Fluhart
The Dayton Daily News reports the engagement of Miss Florence Fluhart of Salem and Grand Avenues to Mr. L Dow Poston of Athens was announced at a luncheon. Poston is a coal business figure in Athens with many friends in Dayton. The wedding is planned for Easter in early Spring amid a season of social events.
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Dayton Daily News
Florence Fluhart
Theodore Fluhart
Salem
Grand Avenues
L. Dow Poston
Athens
Dayton
Methodist Minister Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Reverend James A. Lewis of Milaca Minnesota testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a reliable home treatment. He notes it works beyond manufacturer claims and is particularly effective for croup and whooping cough. Sold by W H McKee E R Lash and Barton Drug Co Chauncey Ohio.
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James A. Lewis
Milaca
Minn
M. E. Church
Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
E. R. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Ohio
Three Drunks Face Mayor in City Court
William Beddow of Canaanville was arrested by Chief Fin sterwald for drunkenness. He pled guilty before Mayor Day, fined 5 dollars plus costs 5.40, total 10.40, paid and released. William Kinder and George Doughty, miners from Luhrig, were arraigned on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Kinder fined 3 dollars plus costs 3.90, total 6.90. Doughty fined 5 dollars plus costs 5.40, total 10.40, both released after payment. Kinder was arrested by Officer Port, Doughty by Officer Mills and Sheriff Webster.
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William Beddow
Canaanville
Finsterwald
William Kinder
George Doughty
Luhrig
Kinder
Doughty
Port
Mills
Webster
Wood couple observe wedding anniversary with dinner
Mr and Mrs J P Wood entertained eighteen friends at their University Terrace home for a six oclock dinner to mark the couple s wedding anniversary. The gathering was described as a most enjoyable evening.
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Mrs. J. P. Wood
Wood
University Terrace
Mrs. Wood
Grand Jury Returns Fourteen True Bills
The November term grand jury returned fourteen true bills including Ernest Donley for abandoning a minor child and David Woody for shooting with intent to wound. Others named: Charles Silva and Catherine Wilkes for larceny, Edward Stewart for abandoning a minor, Thomas Knight forgery, Pearl Nickerson horse stealing, Clyde Juniper and Frank Shoeman obstructing railroad tracks, Riley Norman assault. Six more indictments were kept secret until arrests. The jury examined 325 witnesses over five days with 32 cases. They urged jail walls be cemented to ten feet, flues repaired, and noted no provision to separate youth from adults. Arraignments set for Tuesday at 1 pm before Judge Wood. E. L. Eddy foreman.
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Grand
Common Pleas Court
Ernest Donley
David Woody
Charles Silva
Catherine Wilkes
Edward Stewart
Thomas Knight
Pearl Nickerson
Clyde Juniper
Frank Shoeman
Riley Norman
Jumbo Ballot Looms For Ohio Election In 1908
Historical note predicts a three foot long ballot in 1908 Ohio. Voters face 58 offices including president, governor, Supreme Court justices, and many county posts. New nonpartisan school board ballot rules require random name placement and no straight-ticket voting.
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Ohio
United States
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
The
Common Pleas Court
Mine Fatality Details Elmer Weed Killed by Slate Fall
Elmer Weed aged 23 and single died after slate fell in the Hocking Mining company mine at Carbondale Monday afternoon. Weed resided near Hope Station and was boarding at Carbondale. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Asbury church.
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Elmer Weed
Hocking Mining Company
Carbondale
Weed
Hope’s Station
Asbury Church
Reliable Croup Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Mother
Mrs S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan praises Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the only remedy for croup after years of use for herself and children. For sale by W H McKee B R Lash and Barton Drug Co Chauncey.
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S. Rosinthal
Turner, Michigan
W. H. McKee
B. R. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Ohio State University Repairs Fire Damaged Lab
Columbus notice reports the state emergency board approving $35,883 for emergencies after a Tuesday session. Ohio State University receives $12,000 for chemical laboratory repairs damaged by fire, and $7,000 is allotted to complete the heating plant at Ohio University Athens.
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Columbus
State Emergency Board
Ohio State University
Chemical Laboratory
Ohio University
Athens
Nelsonville Couple United in Marriage at Local Church
Miss Lucille Cable of Nelsonville and Pearl M. Chidester of Pittsburg were married at the Christian church parsonage by Rev. Mr. Lowe. The couple plans to reside in Pittsburg. The bride is a prominent Nelsonville social figure. the groom, a former University of Athens student, works as a salesman in a Pittsburg store, with his parents in Deenville.
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Lucille Cable
Nelsonville
Pearl M. Chidester
Pittsburg
Christian Church
Deanville
Athens
Chidester
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Heralded by Sufferer
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with relieving biliousness and constipation. She says the tablets restore appetite and vitality after failures of pepsin preparations and laxatives. Sold by W H McKee E R Lash and Barton Drug Co Chauncey.
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Chamberlain
First National Bank To Occupy Old Post Office
Glouster reports the newly organized First National Bank will open in December in the old post office building. Workmen repair the structure, install a new front and tile floor, and the bank has bought a safe and fixtures from Postmaster R S King who sold the building.
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Glouster
First National Bank
Postoffice
King
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cures Long Cold
J. Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario describes a severe lingering cold last winter with a harsh dry cough. A local dealer recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed it. One small bottle cured him and he praises the remedy as the best he has used. sold by W H McKee EB Lash and Barton Drug Co Chauncey.
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J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
EB. R. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
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Edfin
Canton State Bank
Hawaii
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Gertrude Baker
Carnegie Library
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Honolulu
Albert P. Fetzer
Fetzer & Spies
Cleveland
McKinley Hotel
Erie Railroad
Chardon, O
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New York
F. E. Dante
Austin
Tex
American International Congress
Medico-Legal Society of
Daniel
America
Daily Messenger
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Pabst Blue Ribbon
R. M. Laird & CO
North Court St
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Henrietta A
Marsh
16Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman’s Benevolent Ass’n
Henrietta Marsh
LA Grippe
Voters of
Board of Public Affairs
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Tom
Harry
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