Gentle Senator Tillman Seeks Advice on Railroad Rate Work
Washington March 27 Senators debated timing on the railroad rate bill with Tillman resisting rush votes and urging full notice. Foraker proposed a passes ban. Scott urged linking railroads. Culberson sought limits on campaign contributions. Overman defended bills but warned of court limits. Teller opposed haste. Tillman sought committee-backed amendments. Foraker pledged aid. Allison noted past prohibitions on passes. The senate exchanged views on procedure as work continued.
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Washington
Senate
Ps4 ™An
Tillman
Mr. Foraker
Mr. Scott
Culberson
Overman
North Carolina
Foraker
Mr. Tillman
Fortier
Dsat
Allison E Mp
Scott
Oaes
Titman
Tilman Krying
Adams to adjourn Monday as assembly notes illness of governor
Columbus Ohio March 27 The general assembly reconvened with leaders agreeing to adjourn next Monday citing Gov Pattison illness. Senate Republicans Meek and Sites demand a bi partisan committee. Drakes says they will join after adjournment. The senate bills include land purchase for Lima insane hospital and militia veterans rights. Property sale by Attorney General Pattison appointee to Mee Knight noted.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Pattison
Meek
Sites
Legislative Committee
Cincinnat
Hamilton County
Drake
Cincinnati
Merk
Memorial of Wells Post
Richmond
Lima
Denman
Willekamp
Pera
Ili
Voting on railroad amendments delayed for explanations
The DMJ reports insistence that amendments be voted on two or three days before the main railroad measure to allow sufficient time for explanations.
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Yellocy
Sal Chiat
Local Notes From Jeffersonian Area Near Mantua
Obscure district items report Frank Lorimer visiting from New Concord, Mrs Warden selling belongings ahead of a western move, Robert Moffet staying with his sister, and Miss Elma Lorimer starting tenant work at Mantua. Paterson teaches Latcher Run school as Ensil Foraker’s condition is poor. David Law sold a dairy cow to Charles Wareheim. Buskirk plans barnwork. Gib son Station hosts protracted meetings and Quaker City closes school due to scarlet fever.
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Price Ratliffe
Canton
Carria
Ypearl Ratliffe
Elms Lorimer
Frank Lorimer
Luther Griffin
Elma Lorimer
Mantua
Latcher’s
Miss Patterson
Ensil Foraker
David Law
Charles Wareheim
Charles Buskirk
Rev. C. C. Slater
Gibson Station
Miners demand 1903 wage scale as talks stall
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers led by Mitchell Lewis and Herman Perry delivered an ultimatum to coal operators insisting on restoring the 1903 wage scale, a 5.55 percent raise. The joint scale committee plans a verdict today after adjournment, with a potential report of disagreement to the joint conference. Perry vows Illinois miners will not accept any advance unless all Illinois mines receive the same increase.
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Indianapolis
Joint Scale Committee of Operators
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Lewis and
Herman
Perry
Alinoig
Lewis
Herman C. Perry
Illinois Miners
Illinois
Ilinois
Young Bride Is Murdered In Everett Mass
In Everett, Massachusetts, Pansy E Townsend 25 is shot by her father Joseph P Townsend three hours before her wedding to Francis B Perry of Fort Myers Florida. The father then kills himself, leaving a note confessing the act to prevent his daughter from marrying. The 15-year-old brother found them. the daughter died, the father dead from a self-inflicted wound.
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Everett
Mass
Les
Pansy E. Townsend
Joseph P. Townsend
Townsend
Miss Townsend
Francis BE. Petry
Fort Myers
Fra
Peoples Temple
Boston
Joseph
Francis Perry
Perry
New Warrants Issued For Campaign Contrib Persuasions
District Attorney Jerome obtained three warrants from Magistrate Moss for arrests of George B Cortelyou Cornelius W N Bliss and George W Perkins over campaign contributions. Officials guard details closely. Also: Robert Spinueus, convicted of white slave cottage crimes, sentenced to 24 years in prison. Sallie Bennett, who aided Spriggs, sentenced to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney Jerome
Moss
George B. Cortelyou
Cornelius WN. Bliss
George W. Perkins
Sallie Bennett
Spriggs
LePage seeks injunction blocking Cambridge bond paving plan
James E. LePage acting for Cambridge taxpayers asks Common Pleas Court for a temporary injunction to restrain the Board of Public Service and City Council from issuing or selling bonds to fund street paving. Hearing set March 3, 1908. The petition claims officials are about to act despite legal duty to stop paving contracts and bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. LePage
John S. LePage
A. R. McCulloch
Common Pleas
Board of Public Service and
City Council
Cambridge
Ohio
Board of Public Service
W. N. Bradford
T. R. Deselm
B. F. Enos
Municipal Corporation
Muphisipal Corporation
Canbridge
Mowing Machine for Sale in Cambridge Ohio
A new Empire mower offered for sale at Carlisle's storage house in Cambridge Ohio. Inquiries invited and bargain price promised.
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Carlisle
Cambridge
Wives Murdered and Assaults Across U S in March Murders
In Windsor Connecticut a husband shot his wife at Wiggin station where she worked as a housekeeper amid jealousy claims. In New York City a brewery worker shot his wife then himself on West Forty-First Street, jealousy cited as motive. In Camden New Jersey a husband attacked his wife in court, choking her until restrained. he was jailed after a scuffle with officers.
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Windsor
Conn
Willian H. Tucker
Hartford
Wiggins Station
Here
New York
Charles Jnicker
West Forty-first Street
Camden
N. J
William Bade
Justice Raub
Constable White
Five Employes Arrested In Enterprise Bank Fraud Probe
Pittsburg March 27 The first step in government action against fraud linked to the collapse of the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny was the arrest of five men Lamert S Cook Forrest A Nichols Edward T MacMillan George L Ralston and Charles Menzenn er. A warrant was issued for Thomas W Harvey who is expected to appear. Ralston and Nichols posted 3000 bonds each. Nichols gets a hearing Monday at 1 AM and Ralston Tuesday at 1 AM. Warrants charge conspiring to defraud and making false entries.
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Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Lamert S. Cook
Howe Street
Forrest A. Nichols
William H. Andrews
New Mexico
Edward T. MacMillan
Harrison Avenue
Bellevue
Enterprise Bank
George L. Ralston
Charles Menzenner
Orchard Avenue
Thomas W. Harvey
United States
Stone
Harvey
Federal Building
Ralston
Nichols
Lindsay
DOW Tax Is $1 000 North Salem
DOW Tax is $1 000 at North Salem. Local notes report F S Hoeflichs of Columbus was bere Wednesday of last week on business. Several residents and visitors mentioned including Isaac Johnson of Kimbolton who purchased a work horse, and James Golden working on the C and M railroad at Cambridge. Mrs Wood Gagger of Cambridge visited sister Mrs E E McKim. Frank and Mrs McPeek move to Cambridge this week after staying with Stillions. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs William Mehtaffes at Third and Foster on Tuesday March 27.
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North Salem
F. S. Hoeflichs
Columbus
Isaac Johnson
Kimbolton
Abraham Bell
James Golden
Cambridge
Will Parker
Winchester
Robert Warden
Wood Gagger
E. E. McKim
William Fulton
Washington
Thomas Lloyd
Charles Porter
Cambrdge
James McKim
Here
Washington items and local notices from March 1906
In Columbus on March 27 Governor Pattison’s condition is steady though precautions continue. Various church services and sermons are announced for April with Rev. Zomme and Rev. Kibben among speakers. Real estate prices rise in Washington. births and new store ownership changes are noted. railroad workers will visit. Miss Nellie Law returns from Muskingum College. Rev. Mr Groves may supply the Methodist church.
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F. I. Woollett
Wirchapman
Washington
E. G
Johnson
Betlaire
Moe Wyandotte Indian Sme" Co
Robert McCreary
F. W. Steele
Nellie Law
Muskingom College
Wisit
Mr Groves
Scio
Expe
Methodist Church
Antrim News Briefs Mention Illnesses and Local Happenings
Butter 24c eggs 13 Mrs C F McBride very ill Mrs C C Little suffering with pneumonia Mr John Leutchie back in Des Moines Town ks Mrs Hattie Trilby visiting her parents Ms Daisy Dean and Miss Evi Parkinson still low with lung trouble A school taught by Mr and Mrs Tannehill closed for a literary event Protracted meeting at M E church ended with accessions Rev Mr Copeland to lead Presbyterian work next Sabbath Our people expect a railroad through town this summer English buys McVeek property George Williams visiting Cambridge Meetings shifted for United Mine Workers convention from April 27 to April 30 in Janesville.
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Hattie Trilby
Steubenvil
Thomas Boyd
Daisy Dean
Evi Parkinson
McVeek
Mose Bell
George Williams
Cambridge
Moses
Robert Tutte
Avay Temple
Grace Dean Tea Wrock
Martin Johnston
Miu Tre Dasa
Harry Little
Tver
Fathorn Wow McBrine
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Pitchfork
MR. Allison
Allison
Tao Sanh
Carolina
Allion
Finmame
Attornes Inhn S Park
East Wheeling Avenue
Mee Knight
Harry
Mom
New Concord
W. Lorimer
Sarah Warden
West
Robert Moffet
J. M. Sabin
Salesville
Jeffersonian
Thomas Carper
Francis Forakers
M. I
Quaker City School
Lima, O
A. J. Sloane
Pennsylvania Yard
Galena
Tooan
O& Macy
George Cornwallis West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Cornwallis West
England
Winston Churchill
Gladstone
Jennie Jerome
Leonard Jerome
Jerome Park
Jerome Boulevard
William Travers Jerome
Ker
Jerome
Cortelyou
Negho
Robert Spnieus
DOW
Kimbolton R
Ffeory Chadwell
George Stoffer
John Stillions
Isaac Rimbie
McPeek
Frank
A Stillions
Cawbridge
Leonie Lito i
Sharh Rowinis
Srydayg
Lessa
Wm. Me‘haffes
Corner of
Third and Foster, Tuesaday
United Presbyters of
Zomme
G. Er
Te Kibben
J.y Wood
Antrim
C. F. McBride
C. C. Little
Neumonia
John Leutchie
L S
Des Moines
Town
Tannehill
M. E
Bert Sinenetti
Winterset
Caddie Saviers
Londonderry
Mr. Copeland
Presbyterian Church
Pene
Isterick Nay
Janesville
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