Court cases bring money suit and multiple divorce filings
New Common Pleas Court cases include a $159,682 promissory note suit by a plaintiff against Nathan Milhoan, several divorce actions for extreme cruelty drunkenness and neglect, a custody and alimony request with a restraining order, and marriages licenses issued for several couples. Probate matters note wills and estates with hearings, inventories, appraisals, and appointments of administrators.
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Common Pleas Court
Nathan Milhoan
Gd&& D
Mary E. Mendenhall
I. E. Stubbs
Louis Mendenhall
Eva Stevenson
Wells & Carnes
Roy T. Stevenson
McGinnis
Common Pleas
Violet A. Turner
Wm. H. Turner
J. A. Troette
Albert Hockenberry
Wells & Car
Christmas Entertainment At This Place Draws Crowds
Birds Run the Christmas entertainments at this place last week was well attended. Oliver Chapple with wife and daughter Olive of Cambridge visited F. A. Forney. John Barnes and family of Newcomerstown stayed with Mrs. Barnes' mother, Mrs. John McClease. Joseph Haver with wife and daughter Bessie spent Christmas with their daughter Mrs. L. D. Carruthers. Mrs. Howard Lennon and Miss Anna Adams of Coshocton attended the Adams Johnson wedding here last Wednesday. John Johnson spent Sunday with ...
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Oliver Chapple
Olive
Cambridge
F. A. Forney
John Barnes
Newcomerstown
Barnes
John McClease
Joseph Haver
Bessie
L. D. Carruthers
Howard Lennon
Anna Adams
Coshocton
Adams-Johnson
John Johnson
Blood Bitters Credited With Restoring Health
Mrs Chas Freitoy of Moos up Connecticut says she suffered years of debility with headaches and low energy. After using Burdock Blood Bitters she improved and became well, praising the tonic’s restorative effects.
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Chas. Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Dean's Ointment and Regulats Advertise Cure
An old advertisement urges readers that simple life seekers confuse lead lifestyle with simplicity. It claims Dean's Ointment cures piles and Dean's Regulats treats bilious attacks. It notes prices of 50 cents and 25 cents at any drug store and targets common bodily complaints.
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Dean
Energy and Brains Drive Success Says Quote
A cited line emphasizes that value comes from individuals who combine vitality with intellect. The statement extols drive and sharp thinking as essential assets in achievement.
Dr Thomas Electrc Oil Featured For Quick Pain Relief
Farmers mechanics and railroaders rely on Dr Thomas Electrc Oil to ease cuts burns and bruises. The product promises immediate sting relief and that pain cannot stay where it is applied.
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Dr. Thomas
Quaker City Seeks Bond Bids for Senecaville Street Work
Notice of sale of bonds in Quaker City Ohio for 1000 total dated November 16 1909 due May dates 1911 to 1920 bearing 5 percent interest semi annually to fund grading draining paving and curb ing of Senecaville Street from Pike Street to west line Bid deadline January 1 1910 bids due to clerk C A Bowles with right to reject all bids and instruction to mark bids for Senecaville street improvement bonds.
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Quaker City
State of
Ohio
Senecaville Street
Pike Street
C. A. Bowles
Towit
Co. A. Bowles
Pike Street Improvement Bonds Of Quaker City Issued
The village clerk announces a sealed bid sale to noon January 31, 1910 for bonds totaling 2000 dollars issued Nov 16 1909 to finance Pike street work from B and O tracks to Senecaville street. Ten bonds of 200 dollars each mature 1911–1920 bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually.
Local Folks Briefs Highlight Illness and Visits
Mrs. Will Little is very sick at this writing. W. H. Brower and wife of Cambridge spent the last of the week with Mrs. Brower's parents here.
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Will Little
W. H. Brower
Cambridge
Common Pleas Court Adjours Til Jan Seventeenth
Court adjourned Friday afternoon until January 17. Judge McGinnis decided several divorce cases including Estella Ward versus Wesley Ward granting divorce alimony and custody to the plaintiff. Florence Frame versus Clovis Frame awarded custody with costs against the defendant. Elizabeth Allman versus John Allman granted divorce with costs to be paid. George Erven and J. M. Albaugh received $32.50 each for thirteen days as court constables.
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Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Allman
John Allman
George Erven
J. M. Albaugh
Girl Spurns Married Man Shotbed In Toledo Tragedy
Miss Caroline Hunt eighteen is dead and Mrs Caroline Hunt seriously wounded while Stephen Hunt is fatally wounded after a shooting at the Hunt residence on Howard street. Joseph Macklen thirty eight a Michigan Central switchman allegedly fired in a jealous rage after Miss Hunt refused to marry him. Macklen and his brother Jerry traveled to the home intending to “clean out the house.”
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Toledo, O
Caroline Hunt
Stephen Hunt
Hunt
Howard Street
Joseph Macklen
Macklen
Michigan Central Railroad
Mansfield
Jerry
Woman in Chester ends life amid family mystery
Mrs. Fred Attle aged thirty eight from near Frankfort Springs shot herself in Chester. A former resident, she had dressed her children for Sunday school before their return with their father. The motive remains unknown to husband and family.
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Chester
W. Va
Fred Attle
Frankfort Springs
Nicaragua calls for general elections amid unrest
Rear Admiral W W Kimball reports President Jose Madriz of Nicaragua proclaimed support for general elections to choose the next president. The move drew enthusiastic public approval. Madriz invited insurgents led by General Estrada to disarm and surrender arms to the government.
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Washington
W. W. Kimball
Corinto
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Jose Madriz
Jose Santos Zelaya
Managua
Madriz
General Estrada
Kimball Sees President Madriz in Managua Visit
Admiral Kimball commanding the American naval forces at Corinto met President Madriz in Managua with two naval aides and Pan-American minister Wieter. The visit was announced as unofficial. Carnegie Falls and Injures Knee in Park Accident.
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Kimball
Madriz
Managua
Nicaragua
Admiral Kimball
Corinto
Wieter
Pan-American Ministry
Notice to Tax Payers Extended Tax Deadline 1919
Tax deadline extended to January 20 1919 announces county treasurer Linkhorn with notice dated December 18 21 The message notes a nearly settled Switchmen strike at one and a half times pay for Sundays and holidays The column also questions Peary and Cook claims and mentions Eskimo testimony as pending University review continues
Polar exploration data to be tested by university probe
Public demand grows to submit Peary and Cook era data to independent review. Critics insist Cook’s last dash documents and Peary’s data be tested, with Copenhagen University cited as a credible arbiter. Rear Admiral Schley debates the National Geographic test, deeming it insufficient.
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North Pole
Peary
Cook
Pole
University of Copenhagen
Schley
National Geographic Society
Copenhagen
Dr. Cook
Admiral Schley
Albert the Good Faces Ambitions Beyond Congo Policy
The new King Albert of Belgium earns praise as humane and progressive in colonial policy while critics recall his predecessor’s harsh control of Congo. Expectations warn he will confront English interference and renewed attacks on his reputation once he asserts power over Belgian possessions.
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Belgium
Albert
Congo
England
Premier Wu attacked in Seoul as tensions flare toward war
The report notes Premier Wu was stabbed amid rising hostilities involving Seoul and Russia with Japan facing dangerous trouble that could trigger bloody conflict. Yu, a Korean figure, is cited as Japan’s focus in the dispute.
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Seoul
Russia
Japan
Ohio Republicans resist Burton dictated ticket ahead of convention
The piece argues Senator Burton's move to set party candidates months before the state convention offends many Republicans statewide. It notes saving convention costs if the ticket is chosen in advance and claims Cleveland Mayor Tom L. Johnson's defeat has spurred caution. Republicans may hold their own convention to nominate their own slate or rebel.
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Welst
T.hen
Weist
C.C. Weist
M.D. Dennison Hotel
Columbus
Chic
Senator Burton
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Burton
Washington City
Ohio
Lobby pushes federal aid to George Washington University
A persistent lobby seeks an appropriation from the federal treasury to aid George Washington University in the District of Columbia. The author argues that other private institutions in DC also deserve funds but are not pursuing subsidies, warning that Congress subsidizing private schools sets a dangerous precedent and equates to robbing the public treasury.
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Federal Treasury
George Washington University
District of Columbia
Treasury
Catholic University of America
Georgetown University
American University
Congress
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Ely’s Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever
A cold headed onset may become a stubborn nasal catarrh use Ely’s Cream Balm or Liquid Cream Balm for nasal passages. Available at druggists or by mail from Ely Bros New York with no cocaine or mercury. Price 50c to 75c depending on form and spray tube.
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Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Self Made Man Sounds Like a Phonograph
A pithy remark notes that a self made man can resemble a phonograph in the way he creates noise or sparks attention with his actions and speech. The line suggests a vivid comparison between entrepreneurship and mechanical sound.
Parole Hearing Requested for Ed Allen at Ohio State Reformatory
Notice declares Ed Allen confined at the Ohio State Reformatory is eligible for parole recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain. The parole hearing will be held on or after January 18, 1914.
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Ed. Allen
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
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