Arguments To Jury Begin Monday In Dickerson Trial
The trial of Ben Dickerson nears end with remaining points of law and testimony to be argued. Judges and attorneys prepare for a likely Thursday afternoon verdict as jurors are excused until Monday and the term opens with Judge Baxwell. The crowd remains large and Dickerson appears calm while counsel plan Monday through Thursday sessions to present closing arguments and await the jury’s decision regarding the Hughes case. Isaac Wright and Rosa Turner among those licensed to marry in this period.
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Ben Dickerson
Eason
McDowell
Judge Roche
Daugh
Inige Voorhees
Glenn
McClain
Baxwel
Dickerson
Beebe
W. S. Merrell
Millersburg
Isaac Wright
Rosa Turner
Jackson
Robert
Sprague
Dortia
Ross
Pattison in Cincinnati
Governor Pattison was quietly moved to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati at 10 p.m. accompanied by Mrs. Pattison and family. A three coach special train carried them as secrecy surrounded the transfer amid hopes for his recovery and a possible move to Milford within ten days.
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Columbus
Pattison
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Jack” Pattison
Oliver P. Holt
Gurses
Milford
Pennsylvania
Water Street Crossing
Wilson
Mrs Longbaugh Dead and Husbands Death by Ax
Report states Mrs John Longbaugh died at Columbus insane asylum and was buried there. She killed her husband with an ax last month while insane. Clark visited relatives in Conesville and Runaway to West Lafayette Saturday afternoon. Will Craigs horses frightened by rain. tangled lines caused wreck on Main Street. Mrs Craft and two children escaped with minor injuries. The Indicator.
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Longbaugh
John Longbaugh
Columbus
West Lafayette
Will Crai
Main Street
Craft
Mary E. Cook
Chestnut — Street
Charles Balch
G. 8. Lawrence
Dillin
Lewisville
Zanesville Convention Opens with Ballot for New Officers
Morning session devoted to officer reports and one Australian system ballot. Seventy delegates attend with 64 voting. Nominees for auditing committee listed. President Green and Vice President Sullivan present, may go to Athens Saturday. Ohio outlook described as not discouraging with expected wage-scale adjustments after meetings in Hocking Valley sub district No 1. No violence anticipated.
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Hocking Valley
New Auto Law Will Help Good Roads
Columbus reports Secretary of State Lawlin estimates the new automobile registration law will raise about 50000 dollars for the state highway commissioners fund. The funds likely restore part of the good roads program for the year, reducing the gap from the original 200000 dollars.
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Columbus
Lawlin
End of Strike Seen by Local Operator Peace Promised
A local operator told an Age man that all signs of a strike will be at an end Monday and that miners and operators expect amicable adjustments for uninterrupted work and prosperity through summer and winter. Thomas Clark, 42, formerly of this county, died of a stroke at his Covington home. His funeral and burial plans were announced, with survivors including a wife, a daughter, four brothers and a sister. A group of men were discussing renting a room to show nickel moving pictures, but no arrangements were finalized.
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Fis
Ohio
Kentucky
Thomas Clark
Covington
Mark
Clark
South Seventh Street
Prairie Chanel
Roscoe
George Carr
D. E. Clark
Warsaw
Sam Merk
Kansas
Will Clark
Minois
R. Clark
Advertising Minstrels Planned by Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity members placed handsome window cards in city business windows to advertise their minstrel show set for April 20. Agents are canvassing for tickets. William Lynde named director and Fred Cantwell business manager. The Shevler Newton orchestra will lead the musical portion and rehearsals promise a grand success.
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Phi Sigma Chi
William Lynde
Fred Cantwell
Shevler-Newton
Wife Obtains Injunction For Husband's Support
Martha McFee secures a court injunction against William Ellsworth McFee barring him from spending money or disposing of assets while seeking alimony. The couple married in Zanesville in 1885 have a daughter Mabel, once ill, now an actress in Brooklyn. The husband, a section foreman on the T. W. & O. R R, earns wages and has funds in the Commercial National bank.
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William Ellsworth McFee
Eason
Martha McFee
L. N. Staats
Zanesville
Mabel
Wie
Luafed
Commercial National Bank
Brooklyn N.Y
Brooke elected head of Business Men's Association
C D Brooke was elected president of the Business Men's Association for the coming year at Forbes Hall on Thursday. Clarence Clemens was named vice president Frank A G Lawrence secretary and George Gray treasurer. The officers will assume duties at the May meeting. Other remarks on welfare of the organization were given by RH Mills and T L Montgomery.
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C. D. Brooke
Clarence Clemens
Frank A. G Lawrence
George Gray
Business Men's Association
Forbes Hall
RH. Mills
T. L. Montgomery
Last of Weekday Religious Services in Coshocton
Tonight marks the final weekday service with speakers Mr Jordan and Mr Mitchell. Hundreds have attended the meetings, with Mr Jordan delivering forceful sermons and Mr Mitchell's singing enhancing the experience. Miss Mortley, Mr Mitchell, and Mr Hosmer perform tonight, followed by a Sunday schedule including two regular services and a special men’s service at 2:30 PM.
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Jordan
Mitchell
Coshocton
Jordan Har
Miss Mortley
Hosmer
Ure Sale Pai
Doat
First Issue Delayed for Democratic Review Paper
The new Democratic weekly is not issued this week due to delays in chases and other materials though the new type is here. It is not definite if the first issue will appear next week or the following. Editors announce the masthead with the party ensign and name the paper Democratic Review.
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Democratic
Democratic Review
Reinstated Member At Senior Order Meeting
The Senior Order of American Mechanics reinstated one member at their meeting Thursday evening.
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Senior Order of American Mechanics
Township trustees ban further dancing at hall
Acting on a petition signed by many taxpayers the trustees met Monday and decided to prohibit additional dancing in the township hall at West Lafayette.
Seventh Day Adventists Meet for All Day Services
Seventh Day Adventists hold a day long set of services in Central Labor Hall with pastor Hitler B. L. Fleurs in charge. Morning worship begins 9:30 a m and continues to noon with an all day program. afternoon sessions start 1 40 p m and run to 5 00 p m featuring preaching at 2 45 about The Conditions Required for Salvation. Public welcome.
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Central Labor Hall
Hitler B. L. Fleurs
Ace
Speedy Nags Sold at Wakatomika Sale
The Wood sale at Wakatomika Thursday drew a good crowd with brisk bidding. About 25 head of horses were sold including Larabie Bos bought by Messrs. Smith and Littick of Zanesville for 3759. Say not a two year old filly fetched 250, and a yearling 165. Santinel Girl, a trotter noted in 2 34 close at last fall’s race, sold to Mr. Evans of Newark for 515. Not Long Sinale. Isaac Wright and Rosa Turner were wed by Rev. Erwin. The groom is 57 and had divorced his first wife six or eight months ago. Judge Peanley granted both divorce and marriage Hi Leanse.
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Larabie Bos
Messrs. Smith and Littick
Zanesville
Santinel Girl
Sinale
Isaae Wright
Rosa Turner
Erwin
Peanley
Leanse
Miners In Anthracite Field Seek Arbitration Plan
Anthracite miners propose arbitration by conciliation board from the strike commission with Judge George Gray or appointee as chair and umpire to resume operations if miners convention approves. Operators hesitant, decision expected Monday. Also notes on related coal regions, expulsions from the miners’ organization, a different local obituary, social visits, and a meeting of the C W R B M discussing Robert Moffat’s life and missionary work.
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New York
Genera Scale
Strike Commission
George Gray
Delaware
Patrick Dolan
Pittsburg
Uriah Bellingham
Columbus Franchise Then Model For Coshocton
Cus Solicitor Williams received lay copy of Columbus city franchise granted to Newark and Buckeye Lake trolley line years ago and urges Coshocton to copy it. He notes it lacks bond features but allows joint use of tracks if other lines enter the city and says Columbus council debated and adopted it in its present form.
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Cus
Williams
City of Columbus
Newark
Columbus
Coshocton
McCLELLAND WAGGONER Injured by Horse Kick Near Isleta
Reports from the bedside of Mc Cleland Waggoner say he was seriously injured by a horse kick at his home near Isleta. Thursday's Age notes he is not yet rested and must be kept under drug influence to ease terrible head pains as his life hangs in peril.
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Harry McClure
Columbus
George Gross
James Alme
Frank Weatherwax
Dresden
M. Snyder
Blake Mizer
Newark
McClelland Waggoner
McCleland Waggoner
Isleta
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Miss Smith
Thos. McCoy
W. C Dickerson
Judge of Common Pleas Court
Mason
Herr Clark
Conesville
Scylla
Charybdis
Wilder
Chicago Record-Herald
C.D. Brooke
Business Mens Association
Mr. Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Cottom and
Werner and Associates
Seventh Day Adventists
Labor Hall
Wakatomika
Squirrel Girl
Hutton
Robert Moffat
Methodist Church
Africa
Johanston
Porto Rico
Hainet
Dawson
Livingston
Miller
Orchard ‘Street
Buckeye Lake
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