Trial transcripts reveal dog scent dispute at rural case
Court proceedings describe chief and cross examinations about training dogs at a clover patch near Dickerson and Dobson properties. Witnesses discuss dog movements, map references, and disputed clover patch evidence while Judge Voorhees weighs objections and records exceptions as jury remains out.
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Cunningham
R van Winkle
New Guilford
McDowell
Judge Roche
Hughes
Jim Dobson
Ben Dickerson
Fen Dickerson
Dickerson
Dobson
Mr. Voorhees
Roche
Hugh Daugherty
Mr. Woodward
Mr. Dickerson
Clover Field
Clearing Up in the West
Reports from New York indicate most hard coal operations are stalled with no quick resumption. Miners and operators hold meetings amid mixed concessions and continued talks as bituminous mines reopen gradually. President Roosevelt will not intervene while conditions persist.
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New York
Plains
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Rousetvelt
Philadelphia
Yatayville
Wilkesbarre
Fernwood
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Washington
White House
Dickerson Defense Praises Witness Testimony Technique
Defense lawyers praised Ben Dickerson for his testimony and say his cross examination under threat of death shows his inability to commit the crime. They argue the witness’s confusion demonstrates psychological incapacity and will be a key point for the jury.
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Ben Dickerson
Dickerzon
Dickerson
Ben
Four Salons to Move into One Room in Findlay County
McComb, a small town in this county, currently has four saloons. Once the Aikin Law takes effect, the four saloons will consolidate into a single room with the four proprietors serving as clerks. Profits will be divided every Saturday night after expenses.
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Findlay
Cooperdale Watches Trial With Intense Community Interest
A Cooperdale resident says the town is abuzz over Ben Dickerson's trial. The Age presence draws crowds at mail time and paper windows as locals remain tense, fearing the accused will avoid prison for a crime the community believes he committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dickerson
Cooperdale
Isleta Farmer Grievously Injured by Vicious Horse
McClellan reports a farmer from the Lafayette Huff farm was kicked in the face by a horse while hitching a wagon. The hoof shattered the cheekbone and fractured the skull, leaving the man in a fatally injured state. He is about forty, married with several children, and received medical aid from Dr Moorehead after returning home.
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McClellan
Isleta Vienty
Mr. Waggoner
Lafayette Huff Farm
Hitch
Moorehead
Plameld
Warsaw High School in State of Siege
Warsaw high school seniors spent Wednesday night defending their flag in the belfry as a violent clash with juniors unfolded with stones clubs and bruised heads. The seniors finally prevailed, taking down the junior flag and raising their own. Participants included Lester Beck Clem Walter Ray Kuhn and others.
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Warsaw High School
Warsas High School
Oro
Lester Beck
Clem Wather
Ray Kuhn
Lester Heck
Lloyd Frederick
Harlie Beatin
Dale Meyers
Roy Rodoek
Deal Closed For Ohio Roads Amid Pennsylvania Takeover
Ohio roads shift as Pennsylvania gains control of the Vinglas Fort Warne and Western lines. A new link from Findlay to Carey will shorten Chicago to Pittsburgh runs, enabling faster passenger service while freight uses the old tracks. Eight hour day adopted at Crowe Publishing in Springfield.
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Balan Gfort
Chicago
Ure
Pennsylvania
Vinglas
Fort Warne
Ohio
New York
Lne
Plymouth
Low
Wooster
Coshocton Sees Big Boom From Canal Improvements and Power Plant
The passage of canal appropriation by the legislature brings a major boost to Coshocton. A new turbine electric plant by Coshocton Light and Heating Co. is now certain with a 25 year lease from the state Water Power. The Walhonding canal from Six Mile Dam to Roscoe will be dredged and widened as part of a 200,000 canal improvement, plus 25,000 annual repairs and 30,000 canal earnings reinvested. Construction of a six mile dam across the Walhonding river and modern head gates will manage flows, with work expected to begin late this month and proceed swiftly.
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Coshocton
Roscoe
Himebaugh
Walaonding Canal
Six Mile Dam
Aps
Ohio Canal
Dresden
Cleveland
Walhending
State Board of Public Works
Walhonding River
Huacbangh
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W. C. Dickerson
Judge Voorhees
Fred Krebbs
Daugherty
Hugh Daugherty W. GC
Den
Voorhees
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers’ Journal
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Organisation
Foleta
Eigk
Tu Aing
Jip
Deal
Springfeld
Croweh Publishing Company
This Tury
Pitteburg
Horath
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