Strike at Sears plant in Newark continues as talks planned
The State Board of Arbitration reports the strike of polishers and buffers at the Sears Roebuck Stave Works in Newark persists with the plant closed. Secretary Bishop, in town to mediate, will return to arrange a conference between a workers committee from the polishing department and Mr. Wehrie, aiming for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Sears, Roabuck & Co
Chicago
Wehrles of
Wehrie Stove
State Board of Arbitration
Columbus
Polishing Department
Wehrie
Cambridge-Byesville Races End Three Day Meet Strongly
The Cambridge Byesville Driving Park complex concluded a three day horse racing meet with strong attendance, earlier weather improving to perfect track conditions. Teddy K won the 2:16 pace finals after two heats, Banquet claimed the running race heat, and Bessie Drowning captured the deciding heat in the Wednesday event. Attendance was high, finances favorable, and no major accidents occurred aside from Lizzie A injuring a leg and being withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Byesville
K. c
Teddy BR
Hub Smith
Kenneth Mc
Lady Lilian
Wilkes Girl
Edwin Guynn
Lady Miller
Oscar
Nelly Wright
Billy W
Patch
Bell
Brotherhood
Bessie Brownie
Cambridge Byesville
Lizzie A
Wm. Smith
Pennsylvania
Bessie Drowning
Bellbrook
AG Hugh Burns
Legallaw
Norval D
Peterborpe
Kitty J.beno
Fred Chiff
Harry Urban
Abs Alice Romert
Ward
Don
Ruth Evelyn
Irene Flower
Tragic Molten Iron Accident At Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown Ohio July 5 1905 two steel mill workers William Ross and Charles Smith were engulfed by a thousand pounds of molten iron when a ladle damaged a flask causing a spill. The men were pouring iron to the flasks and suffered severe burns as witnesses shouted to evacuate. Their fate stunned the crowd and onlookers rushed to aid them with cotton and tinseed oil dressing the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
William Ross
Charles Smith
OWS
Tony Gardner
Smith
Ross
Yield Rather Than Run Now Union
Pittsburg July 6 Ao official statement from officers of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers explains their reasons for compromising with The American Shock and Tin Plate Co after wage talks. It argues the company pressed claims to operate plants and circumstances favored avoiding a strike at present. The funeral services of Tale Gerree Watson were held near Norwich and at Rix Mills with floral tributes and pallbearers then interred at Salt Fork cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Shock and Tin Plate Co
Gerree Watson
Nnear
Norwich
J. A. Shrader
R. C. Wyeth
United Presbyterian Church
Rix Mills
McFarland
Salt Fork
City Council approves semi-annual city appropriation ordinance
A called City Council meeting with all members present, led by President Cook, considered the semi annual appropriation ordinance for fixed city expenses from July 1, 1905 to January 1, 1906. It approved borrowing to cover paving costs on North 7th Street, and directed payments for legal services and street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
W. W. Stewart
Alex Latchet
Sarchet
Beatty Avenue
Steubenville Avenue
6Th
7Th Streets
Board of Service
Deselm
Collins
North 7Th Street
E. W. Mathews
Messrs
Mosemond and Mathews
Caroline Nutchison
C. E. McCollum
Thos. Davis
W. T.arr
Board of Health Fund
Iccidentals
Con Fé
Health FU General Administration
Klerk
Preaching at Salt Fork schoolhouse Sunday evening
KIMBOLTON R D No 1 reports Mrs Martha Bumgardner to visit S B McCandless and family of Caldwell KA Taylor and family Bloomfield visited their parents T Taylor and wife Rev A B Dickey will preach at Salt Fork schoolhouse Sunday evening July 16 Miss Forrest Boothe of Newcomerstown spent a day with brother Harlan Boothe and family Myrtle Durban of Kimbolton visited G P Proctor and family J J Moore attends Normal school at Washington under Prof W O Moore Howard Mathews of Newcomerstown and sister Eliza of New Concord spent a day with their parents on this route Mrs Alice Bates and daughters Marie and Luella of Cambridge spent last week with her mother Mrs Mary Lemmon Frank Moore and wife of Cambridge visited his parents Thomas Moore and family last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bumgardner
S. B. McCandless
Caldwell
KA. Taylor
Bloomfield
Taylor
Salt Fork
A. B. Dickey
Forrest Boothe
Newcomerstown
Harlan Boothe
Myrtle Durban
Kimbolton
G. P. Proctor
J. J. Moore
Washington
W. O. Moore
Howard Mathews
Eliza
New Concord
Alice Bates
Marie
Luella
Cambridge
Mary Lemmon
Frank Moore
Thomas Moore
Walter Stevens Captured in May arrest case
Walter Stevens was captured on West Wheeling avenue after an alleged sensational escape last May tied to charges of selling intoxicating liquors. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Smallwood. bond set at 300 and posted, with continued case to Tuesday.
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Walter Stevens
West Wheeling Avenue
Middleton
Lower Wheeling Avenue
Smallwood
Stevens
J. Warthy
Spencer’s Station
J. D
H. B. Armickle
Maxwelion
W. Va
Ngland
Hartley
Henry Clay van Voorhis
McIntire Avenue
Mrs Grove of St Clairsville Dies at Home
The venerable Mrs Grove died Saturday at her home in St Clairsville. Her body was embalmed and kept until the arrival of her daughter Mrs E G Amos who was away on an editorial trip. The funeral Thursday drew a large crowd. Mrs Grove was noted as a popular and excellent woman in St Clairsville.
Anti Jewish suffrage ban in Russia sparks agitation
The Newoutt prints alleged draft by Interior Minister Bouligin proposing universal male and proxy voting with women and Jews banned from the lower house until defined. Jewish status to be decided by the popular assembly, crime convicts barred, and the emperor retains veto. Reports from Odessa note anti Semitic agitation in Ekaterinostay Kherson. officials order lawyers to leave. Theodosia reports unclear on Potemkine bombardment threats. fleet sluggish in pursuit. mutineers reportedly reluctant to engage. Japanese defeat confirmed by Linovitch. Russians seize supplies and hold position amid dumdum bullets claims. Odessa dispatches describe Potemkine exchanges and mutinous shelling. Theodosia said to be burning with looting. Locomotive losses and Nashville roundhouse fire cited.
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St. Petersburg
Novoutt
Boutigin
Legislative Assembly
Bouligin
Ekaterinostay
Kherson
Odessa
Permanent Lawyers’ Association
Argu Aay
Theodosia
Sevastopol
Kniaz Potemkine
Bere
Linovitch
Sanviatee
Body of John Paul Jones Delivered to U S Government in Paris
In Paris on July 7 the body of John Paul Jones was formally handed to the United States government in a ceremony at the American church on Avenue de L Alma attended by French dignitaries and U S officials. A grand procession via Champs Elysees and Invalides followed to a pavilion at the tomb of Napoleon. Admiral Sigsbee was to transport the coffin to Cherbourg.
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Paria
John Paul Jones
United States
France
Champs Elysees
Avenue de L’alma
Porter
Mr. Loonis
Admiral Sigsbee
Alexander Bridge
Esplanade de Invalides
Frey
McCormick
Potter
Loomis
Rouvier
Lne
Esplanade Des Invalides
Napoleon
Tavalides
Cherbourg
Conspiracy Indictment Against Washington Prominent Figures
A grand jury in the District of Columbia indicted Orrin G. Staples Jeffords John L. Fehr and Elisha H. Fitch for conspiring to defraud the District by misrepresenting the financial standing of the Interstate Live Stock Insurance company. Panama Commission plans outlined by Shonts emphasize healthful housing food recreation and transportation for Isthmus workers. In St Louis a clash between freemen and police left one dead another likely fatally wounded and a third with a gunshot wound. The Washington baseball club has acquired Charles Hickman from Detroit.
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Washington
Grand
District of Columbia
Orrin G. Staples
Track L ! Jeffords
United States
John L. Fehr
Elisha H. Fitch
Interstate Live Stock Insurance Company
Panama Commission
Panama
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Commission
St. Louis
Nous
Freight Wrecks Near Hillsboro Cause Fatalities
July 7 dispatches report the Palimors and Ohio Southwestern freight wrecked seven miles west of Hillsboro at Russell. J. A. Sweenry of Athens was killed and four crew members injured when a derailment caused three freight cars and the caboose to crash. engineer halted for water and Sweeney was struck and cut in two between engine and first car.
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Buckeye
Hilsboro
Ohio Southwestern
Russell
Hillsboro
J. A Sweenry
Athens
Reman
Sweeney
Cary
Wee Sweeney
St. Paul
Ninn
Great Northern
Addie Peters
Oolumbus, O
Notable Local Tragedies And Industrial News
George Evans dies at Columbus asylum after 7¢ pay era and life woes. Nancy Arnold of New Haven commits suicide by attaching a pin to waist and leaping into a creek, illness cited. Cronstadt dock strike ends with 9 hour day and 10 percent wage raise for transport workers. Philips Webb & Co Nashville Town wholesale grocers burn down. loss about 150.06. George Rogers, substitute fireman, fatally injured. Explosion at Taylor Coal and Coke Seabright Pa kills five and wounds four, two of the dead are next of kin, others unconfirmed. A shooting at Lions Iona results in a self-inflicted wound. Swan W Swanson, 40, shoots himself with a 22 caliber pistol. wife and son, traveling man, reportedly despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
Columbus
Nancy Arnold
New Haven
Cronstadt
Philips, Webb & Co
Nashville
George Rogers
Taylor Coal and Coke Company
Seabright Pa
Pany
Lions Iona
Swan W Swanson
Apm
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Wehrle Stave Works
Heute Lupsey
Lizste A
Aba Avjends
Rose
Fae Pamely
Guernsey Juy
Jobo Bay
Rebecca Alloway
J. L. Davis
E. L. Ray
Sos
Option
George B. Ray
George B. Ray and Family, Post Boy
Nio Ray
Charles 5 Ray
Guildhall
W. B. Ray
Hazlewood
Thos. Dol. Ray
Guernsey
J. W. Ray
Latrobe
A. G. Wilson
Leslie Arneal
Charles Patterson
Pattison
Ohio
Root
Ohio State Bar Association
Justices Courts
Dinardy
George Watson
New Brewing Company
the Brewings Company
Herbert R. Gill
John Lloyd
West Virginia
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
F. Stout
Omaha
Neh
Guernsey County
J. F. Stout
Henry Dobbins
W. L. Mahaffey
Uut Bros
Home Outfitting Co
Craig Block
James Fulton
Mabel
Elsie
Canonsburg
D. M. Hawthorne
Common Pleas
Patterson Wilson
Bert L. Kennedy
W. N. Leeper
Zanesville Market Street Baptist Church
George D. Giffin
Oklahoma
H. W. Shriver
Martha Shriver
Byesville
Keepers
Kniaz Potemakine
Black Sea
Knnas Potemkine
Vess
London
Knias Potemkine
Ofossa
Londo
Daily Mail
Kmaz Potemkine
Garrigon
Ogeren Tiley 7
Tern
Laneville and Nashville Railway
Uncle Sam
Paris
Hickman
Washington Baseball Club
Jeason
Detroit
Chrles Hickman
Whio Olio
The
Ohio Brewers’ Association
Ohio State Liquor League
Wine and Spirit Association
Marton. O
Here
Galion
Toledo
Charles H. Durian
Board of Public Safety
McLary's Point
State Line
Williams and
Cerew
Kinsely
Board
Durian Sa
Glouster
Joseph Holliday
Zanesville and Western Yard
Kanawha
Michigan
Holiday
Roseville
Professor Bartels
Tis
Mr. Vernon
Clarence Foss
Foss
Warren
William Jones
George Parker
Niles
Parker
Mahoning River
Cincinnati
Avondale Line
Stephen Sacce
Ftalias
Urbana
Barlow-Kent Furniture Company
Tennison
Bennie Shields
Little Stillwater Creek
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