Stevens Defends Alibi At Palace Hotel in Swope Case
E G C Stevens, Cumberland railway mail clerk, traveled to Zanesville to deny the prosecutrix was with him at the Palace hotel on July 4. He said he was there with a Miss Hilderband but not with Miss Hildebrand, and he plans further statements on the matter. The report also notes courtroom debates, potential perjury probes, and bond details in related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G C. Stevens
Cumberland
Ohio
Swope
Palace Hotel
Hildebrand
Stevens
Kirk House
R. Stevens
Zanesville
Kennedy
Winn
Muskingum
Chase's Nerve Pills Endorsed by Cambridge Readers
Testimonies from Mrs. Mary Sherrard of Cambridge and Mr. R. C. Martin of Coshocton extoll Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as rejuvenating the nervous system. They claim the medicine rebuilds tired nerves, increases vitality, steadies hands, and improves general strength after illness and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aun. Chase
Mary
Sherrard
North 6Th Street
Cambridge, CO
A.W. Chase
R. C. Martin
Adams Streat
Coshocton
Dr. A. Wo Chase
Santa Claus Recounts Changes From Old Fashioned Toys
In Detroit, a nostalgic Santa Claus laments modern times from his youth days, recalling simple gifts and reindeer rides. He notes the shift to bicycles and contemporary fashions, mourning the loss of gingerbread and paste dolls while expressing weariness at being up to date. The piece captures a local reflection on changing holiday traditions.
Christmas Heist in Ridgewood Stuns Payne Family
Detective Martinez narrates a Christmas week of burglaries at Colonel Payne’s Ridgewood home. The thief struck the Payne mansion four times, stealing silverware, a rocking chair, velvet robes, and Christmas gifts. Suspicion falls on Winter, the private secretary, as Martinez plans a Christmas Eve stakeout to recover the stolen treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detuetive Martinez
Ant Depo
Culonel Payne
Ithdwewaad
Payne Mansion
Christemas Gift
Coronel Mayne
Christina Eve
Dina
Leo
Bevis
BO Bovett
Colone
Witteen
Witam Winter
Bald Winter
Winter
Tran
Wipter
Ridgewood
Christas Eve
Willan Winter
Payne
Bie
Wintera
Alno
Rometoad 4
Brea Bing
Faye
Aida
Trea
Aha
Fionyt
Alti
Lucre
Sid
Tropical Christmas in Kingston Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica marks Christmas as a grand public event with Victoria Market parade. Bright market stalls glow with decorations while residents attend early in the morning, showcasing island fashion and festive trimmings amid tropical heat and sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreas
Victoria Market
Fashion and Boers Trek to America in Odd Times
A excerpt describes Kingston fashion excesses with both civilized and uncivilized contrasts. It notes a trend of heavy woolen wear and imported English papers influencing local dress. Separately nine thousand Boers are said to plan moving to Colorado New Mexico and Texas with General Pearson organizing the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhg
Alngle Eyerliss
Verchant
Denver
America
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Samuel Pearson
South African Republic
New York
A. de Villiers
An Odd Belgian Custom On Christmast Eve Procession
Pittsburgh Dispatch describes an ornate Brigiin town Christ Eve pageant with a long color coded procession. Children in white blue pink or yellow march in divisions bearing badges ribbons and bright cones while older spectators display relics amid drum cornet cymbal and a whale orchestra, creating an artistic street spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carola
Chdren
Dreas
Pitteburg
Candlesticks as Gifts from Antique Shops
A New York Journal piece extols antique candlesticks as thoughtful gifts. Polished brass candlesticks add distinction to modest homes, reflect thrift, and signal good taste. genuine antiques with simple outlines are favored over ornate modern pieces. Many can be found in junk shops or collected by savvy buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Snape
Robert Kirk
Alfred Kelly
Sigd M
New York Journal
Elections and Tributes Across Early 20th Century North America
Minneapolis reports mail elections with Dr C D Peck named first vice president and Ohio officers elected including Charles F Henderson as Centurion and R W Blanchard as secretary treasurer Cleveland hosts a chamber banquet with Adjutant General Corbin Major General Young and Clinteren as guests. Governor Nash Senator Hanna and John G Milburn also present General Wager Swayne dies in New York at the Hotel Renaissance after a diabetes illness. recalled Civil War era service from Ohio volunteers with rank of major.
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Onta
Minneapolis
Paul Gylkstrom
Century Road Club of America
First View
C. D. Peck
Sandusky
Ohio—Centurion
Charles F. Henderson
Cleveland
R. W. Blanchard
Pero i
General Swayna
New York
Wager Swayne
Hotel Renaissance
General Swayne
Columbue
Noah
Dee
William Bar Jee Ridgley
Wodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Robert MacArthur
Adna R. Chaffee
John & Wise
New York State Bankara’ Association
Waldorf- Aetéria
Ridgely Apoxe
Christmas Eve Intrigue and a Detective’s Quiet Christmas
In a Minneapolis Tribune tale, Winter and his wife fret over gifts and a stolen stash. A detective joins the family as Christmas arrives, delivering warmth and a plan to reunite a fragile holiday for Winter, Christina, and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronel
Christina
Minpeapalia Tribune
Burglarized Postoffice and Wages Rise in Cincinnati
Burglarized postoffice at Springfield Brighton entry by two men who seized $100 in postage plus $7.54 in money as the safe was exploded. Postmaster Wilson woke to the blast. In Cincinnati wages of railroad employees rise 6 to 10 percent affecting 1,600 to 1,800 workers starting Dec 1. Estate Senator George W Wilhelm dies at 55 in Justus. Notable bank meeting in New York with speakers including W B Ridgley and Union figures.
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Stevens—Hipp
A. L. Stevens
Hipp
Haines & Co
Wheeling Avenue
Stevens
Bucyrus, C
Clark Street
George Nicholson
Cambridge
Sloper
Bridgeville
Je" T. Moore
The
Baptist Church
M. E
Rebecca J. Kelly
Eulis Kelly
Buffalo Township
Noble County
Cumberland
Kelly
High Esteam
R. B. Pope
Ation Cemetery
France Medical Institute Co
Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
State House
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ghia
Billc
Yueldes
P.O
Bright
Mons
France
lowOito
Carefu
Mull
Ex Press
United Rules
Sac' Sa
Scicce
Frantee Medical Institute Co
Union Station
Marion
John Decamps
Alag
Tve
Waf
Dr. Rogers
Somerset
Greenville
Will.bemaie
Réatore
Springfield
Tha Porte
Brighton
Wilson
Cincinnati
Cinccinnati Southern Railroad
Canton
George W. Wilhelm
Justus
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F. Leonard Case Colley
Colley Block
Wheeling Ave
Case
National Medical Institute
Coluumbus
DR. Casp
F. Leonard Case
Medical Universiti
Searene Sinecae Malversiti
Stats of
Spee
Europe
Mall
Express
Ohio Dental Company
Dentists.po
New Taylor Block
Post
Pep Testent Ag Wath
Ht. J. Boyd
the Commercial Bank
Ing
Colonial Theatre
Cambridge, Ohio
Dra
Ken
Nedy
Kergar
Sepertoy
Bos
Kirk
Palace
Morristown
James Boyd
Quaker City
John
Winnie Spencer
Dessie Warick
Barnesville
W. 8. Sheppard
Emmet Audaddle
Verna Henderson
Fairview
Harry Spencer
A. G. Boyd
Steubenville
Roy Spencer
Washington
House
Ines
McCall
Rep
Mass
Temp Ir. Adansori
Lew Citizens
Coshocton, Ohio
A.W. Chuo
Soja Lox
A.W
Ganaby
Ad. Parmionid Cloner
Andreas
Detroit
Nowa-Tribune
Berwick
Sc1io College
Sturmiand
Camden
Noli
Coridenti
Kingston
Jamaica
Tropics
Ayer
Je C. Williame
Attica, N.Y
Dong Hesaya
Ayer CO
Lowell, Maas
Winters
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