ALMOST THOUSAND CRIMES CHARGED PROBLEM IS STUPENDOUS ONE
President James J. Hill outlines railroad strain and needed $1.1 billion annual investment for five years to relieve freight blockades. He cites terminal limits, extensive track needs, and a push for decentralization and deeper waterways to ease U S rail commerce. Indictments also reported against Standard Oil affiliates in Hancock County Ohio for conspiracy to restrain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Tas
Johnson
United States
Great Northern Railway
Twin Cities
Obituary for M. H. Tetirick of Antrim
Marion H Boyd Tetirick, 48, longtime Antrim area farmer, died December 26 1906 after two years of declining health. He married Sadie Little on October 22 1878 and leaves wife, son George D., two sisters and one brother. Funeral at Brushy Fork Baptist Church with interment at Antrim M E cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Tetirick
Antrim
Lagrippe
Marion H Boyd
Robert Boyd
Dennison Tethrick
Tetirick
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Jesus
Sadie Little
George D
Samuel Boyd
Cambridge
Eva Craft
Pleasant City
Kate Boyd
Glenwood
Noble County
Cunningham
Eagleson
Antrim M. E
Investor Confidence and Public Investment Hesitancy
A modernization era statement notes that investors avoid ventures blocked by unpopularity and political threats of confiscation. It argues that removing this fear and building mutual confidence is essential to mobilize the large funds required for the project, amid rapid growth elsewhere in the generation.
City official calls for cleanup of disorderly houses
Police Judge Calvin told a ministerial association that no mayor grand jury or judge has held to his oath in 15 years. He said disorderly houses are needed only if police can centralize them and keep criminals in bounds. He added that an official cannot uphold such places and remain true to office.
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Youngstown, O
Calvin
Ministerial Association
New Ohio Judicial District Created in House
Washington January 15 A bill to establish a new central district in Ohio passed the house. The measure creates a distinct judiciary region to handle cases within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Central District
House
Good Roads talk and local visits in Kimboldt area
Rev A G Eagleson of Washington led an engaging Good Roads discussion Friday evening for local farmers. Cambridge visitors included O R Jones on business, S W Luecock, and J G Gregg and James McMullen visiting friends. Mrs Leslie Chambers returned from Cleveland after a short visit. Elmer Miller of Cambridge spent a day with his father here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Eagleson
Washington
O. R. Jones
Route 1
Cambridge
S. W. Luecock
Leslie Chambers
Cleveland
Elmer Miller
J.G. Gregg
Senecaville
James McMullen
Dream Land Manager Departs on Cleveland Business Trip
Charles Jeffers, manager of Dream land, left Tuesday morning on a business trip to Cleveland. He will meet with partners and return with updates on project plans and potential contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jeffers
Dreamland
Cleveland
Washington School Held A Literary Night Event
A Saturday night literacy gathering occurred in the Washington school building. Local residents shared news of visitors, ill neighbors, and community notes including a barber shop remaining open during quarantine and updates on Guernsey County Fair Association meetings and upcoming events.
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Mary Ann Gallagher
Zanesville
A. P. Coen
Marion Rogers
A. S. Frame
Guernsey County Fair Association
Farmers’ National Congress
Columbus
State Agriconment Society
Thursay
Resolutions of Respect for Deceased Comrades
Martin Post of the Grand Army of the Republic notes the deaths of J Landon Starr William Jeffrey and Lt Michael Hawes. The resolutions honor their patriotism public service and family losses and pledge sympathy and publication in public prints.
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Martin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
J. Landon Starr
O. VY
William Jeffrey
O. Vy. I
Michael Hawes
10Th
Martin Just
P. R. Shively
J. A. Wessels
Samuel Crawford
Local notices and health updates from Salesville community
R D J Delbert Enos and Mary Swaim are listed as sick with Mary noted as not improving. Clara Abels of Quaker City visits Jessie Abels. C B Dugan spent time with his mother. School progress under C C Inglish with visits from Howard Enos and C O Masters. Preaching at Brusby Fork at 10 30 Sunday. Kansas school house hosts a literary Friday Jan 25 followed by a pie social. Ezekiel Baker of Winterset visits brothers on Route 2. Sadie Tetirick Elizabeth Tetirick and Melissa Enos visit Mrs Etta Millien. John Pulley visits grandparents Adam and Mrs Pulley. Gladys Tetirick ill. M H Tetirick dies December 26 1906 at 9 pm aged 48 years 13 days after seven weeks illness. Wife and son George Dennison among mourners. interment at Antrim cemetery.
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Delbert Enos
Mary Swaim
Clara Abels
Quaker City
Jessie Abels
C. B. Dugan
C. C. Inglish
Messrs
Howard Enos
C. O. Masters
Casper Enos
Kansas School House
Ezekiel Baker
Winterset
Sadie Tetirick
Elizabeth Tetirick
Melissa Enos
Etta Millien
John Pulley
Adam Pulley
Gladys Tetirick
M. H Tetirick
George Dennison
Antrim
Senate debates Bailey probe. adjournment delays vote
In Austin Texas the state senate debated a resolution to investigate Senator Bailey and corporate dealings for hours before adjournment by Bailey allies. The house also faced delay as Bailey supporters controlled time with plans to exit for Joy Campbell’s inauguration. No final action expected until Wednesday.
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Austin
Tex
State Senate
United States
Bailey
House
Campbell
President Roosevelt pushes Brownsville affair with new evidence
The president sent Congress a special message with new evidence from Purdy and Maj. Blocksom on the Brownsville incident. Exhibits include maps, a bandoleer, shells and bullets. He asserts colored troops from the 25th Infantry committed the outrages and that some members knew and shielded the guilty. Troops barred from reenlisting. not valid for civil jobs.
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Washingto
Roosevelt
Congress
Brownsville
Purdy
Maj. Blocksom
Texas
Fort Brown
25Th Infantry
Taft
United States
Senate
Ma‘iory
Clay
Tillman
Georgia
Senator Bacon
South Carolina
Washington Middlebourne contest ends with Elmer Arnold winner
Local notes from Middletown cover an oratorical contest in Washington, Elmer Arnold wins first prize. Washington girls will visit Middletown to contest. Community updates include church, M W of A lodge activities, member health, and obituaries for Mrs. Jas Enos. Protracted meetings end with Rev Yeager sermons. Community quests for prosperity and warmer weather recur in a mixed local news digest.
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Washington
Middlebourne
Elmer Arnold
Homer
Ethel Bendure
Brier Ridge
Caroline Bendure
M. W
E. P. Moore
Fraternity
Local Notes From Salesville And Surrounding Areas
Mrs M J St Clair spent several days at Love City last week. Beva Little returned home from Chicago Junction. Mr and Mrs R R Maden were at Marietta on business. Emma Enos died at her home Friday after long illness. funeral services held Sunday at 10. Irvin Reynolds of Michigan plans a winter stay with his parents south of town. Protracted services were attended at the U B church Gibson station. Kate Long of Quaker City visited relatives last week. F E Allen of Marietta is visiting Mrs 8S Brill west of town.
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Jane Oliver
Samuel Oliver
Washington
Oliver
Black
David Black
Ireland
Jas. Enos
Here
David D. Touvell
M. E. Church
Clark’s Cemetery
M. J. St. Clair
Love City
Beva Little
Chicago Junction
R. R. Maden
Marietta
Emma Enos
Irvin Reynolds
Michigan
U. B
Gibson Station
Kate Long
Quaker City
F. E.allen
8S. S. Brill
Crosby Fur Company advertised hides for coats and robes
An ad from Crosby Tristan Fur Company in Rochester New York urged sending cattle and horse hides to be processed into coats robes rugs gloves and mittens. It claimed better and cheaper goods than available locally and offered to pay freight. It noted an illustrated catalog on page 18 and invited interested parties to request it with a January 16 date and one month term.
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Crosby Tristan Fur Company
Rochester
N. Y
Crosby
Interestea
Delaware Chooses Richardson as United States Senator
Dover Delaware January 15 Henry Richardson was chosen by the assembly as United States Senator. The article notes the historic vote and the significance for the state delegation.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Henry Richardson
United States & Tor
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M. G. Vilas
J. M. Robertson
H. P. McIntosh
Standard Oil Co
Standard
S .Ems
Rockefeller
Nam
Samm
Columbia University
Soar
New York Globe
Kimbolton
Annie Gracey
Armstrong
Colmont County
Frame
James McCreary
Byesville
R. M. Hall
East Maine Street
J. F St. Calir
W. O. Moore
Washington School
Clarence G. McQuaide
Pittsburg
John
Annie Griffith
E. Monroe
Adams Township
A. J. Clark
Center
A. C. Hutchison
Knox
F. B. Downard
Londonderry
J. C. Stockdale
Madison
J. W. Moore
Aaron Patterson
Wills
Jerry Smith
R. S. Frame
J. F. St.Clair
E. B. Wallace
Wheeling
Japan
Standard Qj Company
Ken C. Hays
D. D
John McMullin
Brusby Fork
President Roosevelt
Sen
Spooner
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Colorado River
Middletown
A. B. Marquis
Jno
W. Parlet
S. H. Taylor
Dr. Arnold
D. 8. Long
Barge Benaure
Yeager
M. W. of A
Ross Parlett
Jas. W.long
A. N. Henderson
A. N. Carter
Della
R. J.,leonard and Wife
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Soe
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