Divorces and land sales handled in common pleas court
Judge Maxwell disposed of three divorce actions and confirmed land sales in two cases. Eva Olman sought divorce from Welina with alimony set at ten acres in Munroe township while Mina Harmon obtained a separation decree. Charles F. Prince was granted a divorce from Mary F. Prince for wilful absence. Land sales in Henry Verbig versus Joseph A. Hay and Catharine Hart versus Nancy C. Gardner were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Common Pleas Court
Eva Olman
Welina
Tegriel
Hhusband
Charles F. Prince
Mary F. Prince
Visen
Henry Verbig
Joseph A. Hay
Cathaurine Hart
Nancy C. Gardner
The Successful Examinations at Walnut Street March 24
Almost one third of applicants for certificates at the Walnut street buildings examination on March 24 were successful. The list includes Ben Jones for three years and J E Lyons plus E S Gaumer for two years, with several one year and other candidates such as Christopher Henderson C W Weeks C H Trego Lee McCammant J G Smales J L Dickerson W A Zaugge G G Bryan and others including W Ef Alleshouse L Murray M H Beall A W Fines H H S Deibel D A Ports Clinton Baughblin J L Perkins Pearl Severns Edna Mendler Maggie Hamilton and Katie Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Ben Jones
J. E. Lyons
E. S&s. Gaumer
E. S. Miller
Christopher Henderson
C. W. Weeks
C. H. Trego
Lee McCammant
W. C. Lane
J. G. Smalles
J. L. Dickerson
W. A. Zaugge
G. G. Bryan
W. Ef. Alleshouse
L. Murray
M. H. Beall
A.W. Fines
H.H. S. Deibel
D. A
Clinton Baughblin
J.L. Perkins
Pearl Severns
Edna Mendler
Maggie Hamilton
Katie Marshall
Women workers form Federal Labor Union in city
A Tuesday evening meeting at City Hall organized women workers from novelty and cigar factories. About 200 names were added to the list, officers elected, and the charter expected soon. The union, to be called the Federal Labor Union of Lidy Wovelty and Cigar workers, may grow to be the city’s largest labor group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Labor Union of
Lidy Wovelty and Cigar Workers
Cronje Renamed After Local Troll Boycott Named
In Coshectun Michigan a small chimney spark sparked a blaze at Jacud Pretues home but firefighters arrived too late as the alarm rang. The town’s name change to Cronje was announced after a rail timetable request caused a public name shift. A series of witty exchanges and stray lines mention humorous observations about local life and a mock society on automobile control.
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Soret
Coshectun
Michigan
Cronje
North Taint
Grand Haven
Vis
Toeiwlers
Bener
N York
Asad Tie Company
Phe
DeWet Wipes Out A Force In Boer War Report
London reports say General DeWet inflicted a third British defeat in a week near Meer Katsfontein. Boer dispatches claim 600 British killed or wounded with 900 taken prisoner. Other sources note battles at Wepener and Brandfort with heavy fighting and shifting Boer movements as Lord Methuen and Kitchener threaten.
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London
Daily Mail
Brandfort
Free State
Genral DeWet
Meerkatsfontein
Pretoria
Brandéfort
Lord Roberts
War Office
Reddersburg
Wepener
Brabane
Natal
Kaples
Fischer
Sart Wilson
Colonel Plumery
Invesvaig
Paardeberg
Daily News
Reichman
Koynprait
America
Carl Keschman
Dom Sup
Senate Committee Rules Clark Seat Vacant Amid Bribery Claims
Washington April 11 The senate committee on privileges and elections unanimously recommends that Clark Montana seat be declared vacant amid bribery charges. Clark predicts resignation or vindication, while supporters expect a formal vacancy ruling and possible return to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mom
Senate Committee
Clark
Montana
Washington
Senate Committee On
Pri.leges
Clerk
Senate
Clack
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Faulkner
Ita
Ohio House Rejects Conference on Centennial Bill
Ohio news reports the House refusing the Senate’s demand for a conference to resolve amendments on the centennial bill. It notes a substitute for convict labor legislation, a plan to investigate anti-convict labor, and various other bills and appointments affecting state finances and governance. The piece also covers speaker actions, funeral attendance, and a brief note on Maine politics.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Acton
Mrr
Griffin
House
Lieber
Hendrey
State Board of Agriculture
Gear
Heywolds
Siedina
Clements
Srancebes
Union Station
Colorings on sale at five cents per yard this week
A local ad promotes a limited time bargain on colorings at 5¢ per yard with a regular 15¢ value reduced to 10¢. It touts a wide line in black and white grounds and notes Pure White Goods are complete and ready for display. Early purchases urged while selection remains large.
Cotton Foulards Scale Goods Sale Offer
A sales notice describes 4000 yards of cotton foulards 36 inches wide offered at 10 cents a yard. Each yard is claimed valuable and nonrepeatable, emphasizing limited supply and affordability for buyers.
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the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Society For
Chicago Tribune
Dewet
Hendred
Brabant
Weperer
Lord Methuen
Buller
Lorenzo Marques
The
Netherlands Railway Company
Kroonstad
Ree State
Boshot
Chesham
Capetown
Wapener
Basutoland
Bandey
Bloemfontein
Accra
Gold Coast Colony
West Africa
Frederick Mitehell Hodgson
Kumassie
Mondey
South Africa
Dewer’s Dourp
de Wer
Corp
Meet
Lord Merhuen
Hoopstad
Durban
Apil
Sundays River
Biggarsberg
Charles Wingh
Baltimore
Charles O. Winold
Cincinnati
Winold
Minneapolis
Marietta
Hoboken
XN. J
Naval Militia
Southerland
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan Naval Miliitia
Chicago
Mingis Naval Militia
Frankfort
Bud le Commis
Haram Sruiond
Fred
Cate Sickord
LeCompte
LeCompie
New York
Republica Sunvenuen
Amityille Boi
Rugaird Hisse
Jeanne Hepuulinan
Long Island
Duswise
Caldwell
Wachington
Henry R Caldwell
Senator Jones
Ark
Thal
Akran
Ard Lung
Ecai
Imahe
Cee Dalene
Hearny Howes
Wati Thur Dey
Furf
San Prateso-Sachors
Pan Boy
Sir Blizs
Rowan
Belle i of
Orlenius
Mecca
Far Oho
Indiana
Kentrecky
West Virginia
Montrata
Corrichiman
Corliss
Vir . Laumer
Pennestvar
Ari
Richard Parl
Bland
Vissouri
Tr Ie
Berd
Tryere Wan
Eaf AL She
Sarai
Seid
Adanm
Rious
St Jefferson
Harrison
Hores
Africa
Indianapolis
John Marta
Kentucky
Jefersonville
Iberis
Martin
Prizon
Berlin
Waldentuiz
Prenre DE Scyn
Messares
General Assembly
Sieber
Menii- Dahie
Tauniipal
Theomy ‘i PonStitutof
Aebe
Charce
Pitfarg
Allegheny
Littlefield
Auburn
Second
Maine
Charles E. Littlefield
Rockland
Congress
Ur General
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