Annexation petition for Senecaville village in Guernsey County
The Board of Commissioners of Guernsey County Ohio received a petition from R P Hale agent for the Village of Senecaville requesting annexation of territory described by a long metes and bounds survey starting at a stone at section 22 township 1 range 2. The council of Senecaville had authorized the annexation by ordinance on May 19 1905. A hearing was set for February 7 1906 at 9:00 a.m. in Cambridge courthouse with Agent Hale and attorney Fred L Rosemond.
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Comminssioners
Coounty
Cuernsey
State of Ohio
Senecaville
BP Hale
Guernsey County
Guernsey
Noble Counties
R. P. Hale
Board of Commissioners
Cambridge
Hale
Ohio
Arene Fred L. Rosemond
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Notice of Cambridge Ohio Sewer Bond Sale 1906
Sealed bids for 5 611.60 special assessment sewer bonds will be received at the Cambridge Auditor’s Office by noon January 15, 1906. Bonds issued to fund sewer construction along Foster Avenue North Eighth Street Gomber Avenue North Fifth Street North Fourth Street Garfield Avenue and North Sixth Street. Bonds bear 5 percent interest dated January 1. 1906. City reserves right to reject bids.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Foster Avenue
Seventh Street
Second Street
North Eighth Street
Gomber Avenue
Ith
Sth
North 5Th Street
North 4Th Street
Garfield Avenue
Ninth Street
North 6Th Street
Iyatt Avenue
Struggle to Control Railway Rates in Congress
A long, detailed overview of the efforts to empower a body to set fair railway rates. It covers the Esch Townsend bill, senate obstacles, and the roles of key figures like Foraker Aldrich Elkins and Rockefeller connections, noting the ongoing battle as the Fifty-ninth Congress convenes.
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House of Representatives
Esch
Wsconsin
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Fifty-eighth Congress
Friends of Railway
Friends of
Messrs. Esch and Townsend
Interstate Commerce Commission
Foraker
Interstate Commerce
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilingis
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Rhode Island
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New Jersey
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Iowa
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Minnesota
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Nebraska
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South Carolina
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Alfrieh
Rhode Tslard
Iota TD
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Cjean
TT Rogers
Standard CW Company
Cindes
Ligh Finance
Seneter Abdneh
Hentered
House of
Ces
ITA
ISS
Senate Finance Contatutes
Thonch Patt Tires Beore
Supreme Court approves Howard Goebel murder verdict
The U S Supreme Court affirming Kentucky’s Court of Appeals affirms James H Howard’s murder conviction for Goebel in Franklin County The decision rejects Howard’s challenge to juror procedures and his plea of innocence amid a life sentence He suggested President Roosevelt intervene, saying the case is now in federal hands.
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Jan
Supreme Court of the
Ciied States
Kentucky Court of Appeals
James H. Howard
State of
Kentucky
Howard
Circuit Court
Franklin County
Wilim Goebel
Circuit
MckKenna
Goethel
J. C. Alexander
Louisville
James Howard
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Goebel
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