New Theater Cornerstone Laid in New York
The cornerstone of the New theater will be laid this afternoon in New York City with authors dramatists city officials and other distinguished guests in attendance Mayor McClellan will speak along with Augustus Thomas and John H Finley President of City College Richard Watson Gilder will read an ode Geraldine Farrar will sing and Percy MacKaye will conduct a dedicatory chorus The project aims to house American dramatic art and culture
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New York
Dramatic Art of America
McClellan
Augustus Thomas
John H. Finley
The
City College
Richard Waitson Gilder
Geraldine Farrar
Percy MacKaye
Boston Decision Hangs on Liquor License Question
In Boston today voters decide whether licenses will be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors. The election also selects aldermen, the common council, the school committee and a street commissioner as Massachusetts towns weigh similar results.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Common Council
German Wrestler Siegfried Sails to Meet Gotch in NY
German champion Ernest Siegfried known as the German Oak sails from Havre to New York to challenge Frank Gotch for the world title. He will be guided by Ernest Roeber at Madison Square Garden for a January 28 match versus Joe Rogers and Atlas, with a $250 forfeit if he fails to throw either in thirty minutes.
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Siegfried
Joe Rogers
Atlas
Farmers Warned Of Calf Price Deductions Foisted By Imposters
Harrisburg officials warn farmers to beware of men claiming state agents conduct cattle examinations for foot and mouth disease and to deduct $1 from calf prices. The warning comes after York county reports of sharpers posing as inspectors and pressuring buyers while promising official price reductions due to disease.
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Harrisburg
State Livestock Sanitary Board
York County
Griffin Trial Begins Amid Labor Fight For Grief
Akron Ohio December 15 after two postponements the trial of John Griffin former union labor employee of Werner Printing company began on a charge of murder in the first degree. The American Federation of Labor supports Griffin with thousands of dollars raised for his defense. He is accused of shooting John Maloney a guard at the Werner works during labor troubles last September.
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Akron, O
John Griffin
Werner Printing Company
American Federation of Labor
Griffin
John Maloney
Werner Works
Arrest of Nine Bengali Leaders Quietly Suppresses Movement
Calcutta reports the arrest of nine prominent Bengali leaders and their deportation to a secret destination, a move believed to quell the seditious movement.
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Calcutta
Pittsburg Market Report Corn Prices and Livestock Rates
Corn No 3 yellow at 72 72 percent. Hay No 1 timothy 14.50 to 15.80. Cheese Ohio full cream 15 percent. Butter Prints 33 percent tubs 32 to 33 percent. Ohio cream 30 to 31. Eggs Selected 39 to 40. Cattle receipts 130 cars market slow on top grades steady on others with various price ranges. Sheep and lambs receipts 20 cars market steady with multiple grade prices. Hogs receipts 80 double decks market fairly active with a full set of price ranges for prime heavy to roughs.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Cliff Mellyar Embarks on Pittsburg Business Trip
Cliff Mellyar left this morning for a business trip to Pittsburg. The trip aims to meet with local officials and partners to discuss new opportunities and trade prospects.
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Cliff Mellyar
Pittsburg
Hains Defense Outlined as Jury Selection Nears End
Thornton J. Hains faced jurors as the panel questioned talesmen and debated potential biases. He smiled at the defendants role while his family and counsel gathered after court adjourned, and he was handcuffed to a deputy to be taken to the Long Island jail. Six jurors were chosen: Hill, Walsh, Hecker, Johnson, Benham, and Richmond.
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Coe Rant Pines
Thornton J. Hains
Talesmen
Hains
Long Island
Peter Hains
Marriage Licenses and Court Notices from Byesville
Frank Valentine and Myrtle Christen of Byesville issued marriage licenses. Hannah M Prouse appointed guardian of Roland, Fannie, Carlin and Barney Brill, estate of Geo W Taylor. Inventory and appraisal filed by Mary R Taylor. Emily Brown vs Daniel Brown. Defendant ordered to pay temporary alimony of $5 per week. Ohio vs Carl W Ryan. Selling to minors. Motion for new trial overruled, defendant excepts.
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Hannah M.prouse
Roland
Fannie, Carlin
Barney Brill
Geo. W. Taylor
Mary R. Taylor
Emily Brown
Daniel Brown
Ohio
Carl W. Ryan
Lawrence Zwall arraigned for intoxication in Hoyle area
Donice Court Lawrence Zwall was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Vermilion near Hoyle and Scott's mill after falling and breaking two wine bottles he bought in Zanesville. He admitted drinking a few beers but was found guilty and fined eight dollars and seventy five cents. He requested return of the wine and jug of whisky after paying the remaining fine. A. R. Uffner was also arrested for intoxication and fined five dollars plus costs.
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Lawrence Zwall
Vermillion
Hoyle & Scott's
A. R. Uffner
8. S. Meredith
Bradford
Diamond Dress Shines at Orpheum in Cambridge Week
The Orpheum presents a dazzling diamond dress worn by Madie the diamond girl. The gown weighs 53 pounds and features 13 025 white Austrian gems set without imitation stones. The bill also features the three O'Neills singers and dancers and 2000 feet of moving pictures with performances at 7 o clock each night.
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Cambridge
Orpheum
Madie
Three O'Neills
Byron Anderson A business visitor to the city
Byron Anderson of Zanesville visited the city today on business, meeting local contacts and touring facilities.
George Ross Accepts Position with Cambridge Grocery Co
George Ross has accepted a new post with the Cambridge Grocery Co, indicating a career move within the local business community. The change places him in an executive or managerial role, reflecting confidence in his experience.
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George Ross
The
Cambridge Grocery Co
Commissioners Award Contract For Wills Creek Bridge
County commissioners met at the court house to award the contract for furnishing material and erecting two stone abutments with wing walls for a bridge over Wills creek in Byesville. Swaney & Tucker submitted the lowest bid, John Boughman a competing bid. A number of bills were approved. Commissioners present were Combs and Moore.
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Court House
Wills Creek
Byesville
John Boughman
Swaney & Tucker
Combs
Moore
Suit for Money in Common Pleas Court
Dye & Smith for Eichhorn Estrade firm seeks $161 plus interest from Aug 25 1905 from National Oil and Gas Co partners and others for drilling a well in Middlesburg Noble County Ohio.
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Common Pleas
Dye & Smith
W. W. Stewart
George W. Eichhorn
Joseph Estrade
Henry Estrade
Eichhorn & Estrade
Middlesburg
Noble County
John Carnes
Charles Carnes
W. A. Blackburn
W. M. Hutchison
Marshal Brown
Frank Clymer
National Oil and Gas Co
Wheeling business visitor reported in city today
Co. A. Robinson of Wheeling West Virginia was in the city on business this morning for routine matters and market observations.
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Co. A. Robinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Belmont County Court Sets 24 Divorce Trials on Tuesday
Twenty four divorce cases were set for trial in Belmont county court on Tuesday. That beats Guern sey.
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Belmont County
Guern
Freeman Eagleson filed bankruptcy petition in Columbus
Hon. Freeman T. Eagleson appeared in Columbus today and filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition for E. N. Walters seeking relief under bankruptcy laws.
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Freeman T. Eagleson
Columbus
E. N. Walters
Frank Knowles Visited by Brother in Spencer Township
Frank Knowles of Spencer Township was today a guest of his brother Charles Knowles deputy probate judge marking a family visit confirmed by local reports.
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Frank Knowles
Spencer Township
Charles Knowles
Cadiz Politician R P Scott Seeks Senator Post
Hon R P Scott of Cadiz enters the race for Senator Foraker's seat. He enjoys the candidacy and his humorous side while pursuing the office.
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R. P. Scott
Cadiz
Foraker
Mr. Scott
Two men arrested for train riding in county
Two men were arrested by B. and O. Detective A. W. Kerns this morning and arraigned before Justice of the Peace R. W. Lindsey on train riding charges. They were fined one dollar and costs each.
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A. W. Kerns
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Lindsey
Ashland mill workers return home after machinery break
Harry Walters and Clyde Barr, workers in the Ashland Kentucky sheet mills, went home yesterday for the holidays due to a break in the mill machinery.
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Harry Walters
Clyde Barr
Ashland
Mrs. James H. Stewart Reported Improving in Winterset
Relatives in Winterset were told this afternoon that Mrs. James H. Stewart, ill with blood poisoning for several days, was improving and that if progress continues Dr. Harry L. Stewart, who has cared for her, would return home Wednesday.
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Winterset
James H. Stewart
Harry L. Stewart
County Commissioner Injured in Runaway Near Odell
Mahlon Combs was hurt in a runaway accident while returning from a business trip near Odell. He attended a commissioners meeting this afternoon, suffering left hand and chest injuries described as painful but not serious.
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Mahlon Combs
Odell
Combs
Wheat market weakens on local selling in Chicago
Chicago December 14 local holders pushed wheat lower with net declines of 4 to 1 cent at the close. Corn oats and provisions ended steady. December options closed at wheat 100, corn 67, oats 50.
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Chicago
President Applies For Permit
President Roosevelt has requested a hunting permit from the Belgian government through the American legation for Belgian territory in Africa. The permit is expected to be granted.
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Brussels
Roosevelt
American Legation
Africa
Complete line of first class feed in the city
An advertiser claims the best complete line of first class feed with no off falls from Cereal Mills. The seller promises pure grain feed, cash prices, money savings, and prompt delivery to any part of the city.
Walters Visits Columbus on City Council Business
President E N Walters of the city council traveled to Columbus this afternoon on official business for the city.
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E. N. Walters
City Council
Columbus
J B Anderson From Zanesville Visits City Today
J B Anderson of Zanesville was in the city today calling on his many friends.
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J. B. Anderson
Zanesville
Royal Neighbors Meet At Modern Woodmen Hall
The Royal Neighbors will meet in the Modern Woodmen's Hall this evening at seven o'clock. Assessment No 11 is due along with camp dues. Please come prepared to pay.
National Tube to Erect 51 Million Furnace at Benwood
The National Tube Company will start spending 1 000 000 to build a new blast furnace at Benwood West Virginia. The mill complex at McKeesport currently ships semi finished material to Benwood, so the plant will be located near the works to convert ore into pig iron locally. Construction is to begin at once and the furnace should be ready by mid-summer.
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Pittsburg
National Tube Company
Benwood
W. Va
McKeesport
For Rent Seven-Room House Ready December
FOR RENT Seven room house with bath and furnace. Everything complete. Will be ready Dec 28. Call Fred W Shafer. Bell phone 293 J.
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Fred W. Shafer
Bell
Wanted A Boy For Help At Greenwalds
Classified brief notes mention a 15 to 16 year old boy sought by Greenwalds. Probate Judge H W Luccock visited Columbus. Cadiz resident Wilson Houser died Saturday at age 81.
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Wilson Houser
Cadiz
Washington County Votes on Local Option Friday
Washington county schedules a local option vote for Friday this week. Wm. Wharton appears on the street moving carefully with a broken arm as bystanders note his condition.
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Washington County
Wm. Wharton
Hall Coal Co. visitor from Day ton greets city officials
Mr. Hall of Hall Coal Co Day ton is in the city today as a business visitor meeting with local officials and industry contacts.
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Hall
The
Hall Coal Co
Dayton
Patterson and Tidrick Visit City on Winterset Business
Messrs. Lem Patterson and George Tidrick of Winterset were in the city on business today.
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Messrs
Lem Patterson
George Tidrick
Winterset
Laughlin Family Visits City on Morning Business
Mr and Mrs Odell Laughlin and their young daughter from Byesville were seen in the city on personal business this morning.
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Odell Laughlin
Byesville
Hanna and Daughter Visit Winterset Friends
W. C. Hanna and his daughter Miss Jessie Hanna of Winterset were guests of friends here today for a social visit.
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W. C. Hanna
Jessie Hanna
Winterset
Dr. Vorhies Called to Sarahsville for Professional Business
Dr. E. E. Vorhies of North Fourth street was summoned to Sarahsville on professional matters today.
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E. E. Vorhies
North Fourth Street
Sarahsville
Reverend W H Wilson Heads Home From Ashville
Rev. W H Wilson, long in Ashville North Carolina, began today the journey back to his home in Byesville.
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W. H. Wilson
Ashville
N. C
Byesville
Great Singers And Dancers At The Orpheum
The Orpheum presents the three O'Neill brothers this week with rag time tambourine bones piano acts. Includes two reels of moving pictures and Madie the diamond girl in an illustrated song. One hour thirty minutes of entertainment for ten cents. The show starts at 7 o'clock each evening.
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O'Neill Brothers
Orpheum
Cambridge
Madie
Turkeys for Christmas From Ray's Cash Meat Market
Christmas turkey orders encouraged early at Ray's Cash Meat Market with listing of available birds and pickup details.
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Ray’s Cash Meat Market
Williams Diamonds Offers 10 Percent Profits and Wide Range
Why pay 25 percent profit on diamonds when Williams sells them at 10 percent with a large selection to choose from. Nov 9-tf.
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Williams
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