Lee resigns as Missouri lieutenant governor
Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee tendered his resignation to Governor Dockery and mailed it from Jefferson City after meetings with advisers. The resignation takes effect on filing and Lee plans to become a private citizen, declining to discuss grand jury matters or future actions. Will Hill of Dennison visited his parents on South Third Street Sunday.
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Stu Louis
John A. Lee
Dockery
Jefferson City
Lee
Esgard
Will Hill
Dennison
A. J. Hill
South Third Street
St Louis Prepares for Gala Week of Exposition Events
St Louis gears up for a festive week starting with the national and international road convention and ending with the Louisiana Purchase exposition dedication. The president and many dignitaries will attend, with an estimated 450000 visitors expected on dedication day as books guide visitors to housing. The US monitor Arkansas arrived and crowds cheered along the river for the ship.
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Louis
St. Louis
Arkansas
Stock train collision near Buffalo leaves many dead
A Missouri Pacific stock train collided with a work train north of Buffalo Kansas at 7 p m yesterday. Eleven men were killed and twenty five injured including four probably fatally and ten seriously hurt. Among the injured is one American alongside Greeks and Halians.
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Buffalo
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Here
Mother and Son Tangled in Law Suit
Isabelle English sues Abram English and Thice English over seventy acres in Bedford township alleging fraud after deed on May 7, 1901 the mortgage of 425 dollars remained and she seeks restoration of the property. Attorneys pursue possible compromise as Judge Maxwell reconvenes common pleas court.
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Maxwell
Millersburg
Isabelle English
John English
Abram A. English
Thice English
E. W. James
J.M. Compton
Pomerene & Pomerene
L. B. Houck
Mt. Vernon
Abram
Bedford Township
Coshocton
Hanley Mill
Second Street
E. A. Marquand
Howard Wills
Marquand
Conesville
Wm H Stover
Norman Taylor
Warsaw
Delegates Chosen by Washington County Republicans
Republicans in Washington county selected delegates for the state convention and instructed them to back Herrick for governor and Guilbert for auditor. The delegation is also reported to vote solidly for Nelson Sims for treasurer.
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Washington County
Herrick
Guilbert
Nelson Sims
Gas Strike Expected At Homer Field Near Corca
A well being drilled at the Homer field near Corca is expected to strike gas this afternoon in a favorable location. Coshocton Gas Company awaits results as producer prospects appear strong. Samuel Moore of Dayton is visiting his South Eighth Street home.
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Homer
Corca
Coshocton Gas Company
Samuel Moore
Dayton
South Eighth Street
Dynamite Found in Fallen Log Near Drake Mine
Joe Grace uncovered a cache of dynamite in a fallen log on the Collier farm east of town. He found sixty six sticks in a nest and a total of 187 sticks along the tree. He delivered the explosives to Joseph Robinson of Hardscrabble, where they remain awaiting the owner. The origin and purpose of the stash remain a mystery.
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Joe Grace
Mr. Grace
Joseph Robinson
Coshocton Flour sparks London export push and arrest story
Johnny Bull eats bread made from Coshocton County wheat and praises it as England’s kneads rely on Coshocton flour. T. J Hanley’s mill works at full capacity to fulfill White Lily flour contracts bound for Liverpool. Rev Father Schmidt of Dresden coordinates arrest of Karson Company promoters amid nationwide investor losses.
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Johnny Bull
Choshocton
John Bull
Coshocton
England
T. J Hanley
Hanley
Boston
Liverpool
Conshocton
Joseph Schmidt
Dresden
Paul Kemerer
Findlay
The
Maccabees
Karson Company
Pittsburg
Father Schmidt
Epworth League Attends Keene Quarterly Meeting
Members of the Epworth league of the M. B. church attended the Sunday evening quarterly meeting in Keene. Attendees included Mrs St Clair, Miss Emma Manner, Miss Stella Valentine, Miss Rose Burch, Miss Alice Finlay, Miss Sophia Huston, Miss Gretta Jones, Miss Ella Moore, Spechtel, and Bert McKee.
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Epworth League
M. B. Church
Keene
Mrs St Clair
Emma Manner
Stella Valentine
Rose Burch
Alice Finlay
Sophia Huston
Gretta Jones
Ella Moore
Spechtel
Bert McKee
Marriage Bans Published at Sacred Heart
Marriage bans were published for the first time Sunday at the Sacred Heart church announcing the marriage of Miss Sophie Burton and Clarence Boal of Steubenville. A small leak near Utica cut gas supply forcing part of the H. D. Beach plant to shut down until lines were replenished. W Q Barnes shipped two fast horses Harry T and Daisy Parks to Cleveland to work them out on the mile track.
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Sacred Heart Church
Sophie Burton
Clarence Boal
Steubenville
Homer
Utica
H. D. Beach
W. Q. Barnes
Harry T
Daisy Parks
Cleveland
Hood's Medicine Promises Cure for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Hood's medicine as a remedy for tubercular scrofula salt rheum beard nead ro ts and a range of ailments including psoriasis blood poisoning rheumatism catarrh and dyspepsia. It urges readers to buy today and insists no substitute should be used.
Keep off the Grass Chief Mapel Targets Crossing Boys
The city chief warns boys passing papers and bills across lawns to stay on sidewalks or face trespass charges. Property owners backed by the chief say continued cross-lawn cutting undermines grass and harms curb appeal. An ad for Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
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Mapel
Must Follow a Leader and Lead Cattle Through Streets
Chief Mapel warns cows must be led and not wandered as loose animals. He recalls older practices of driving cows through streets to pasture and urges control to keep streets orderly. Rocky Mountain Tea sells for 85 cents from C E Anderson.
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Mapel
Rocky Mountain Tea
Anderson
Lena L. Gibson
Moquoketa
Rocky Mountain
C. E. Anderson
Market Prices and Livestock Report Two Counties
The page lists corrected market prices for butter eggs beans and other produce along with live stock bids from McCall Rowlen Newburn. Cattle hogs and sheep are priced by weight quality and class with ranges for good to prime and common grades. It notes local hay seed and wool quotations and reports recent market bids from Chicago and Toledo.
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Snyder Cs Son
Lee
McCall, Rowlen & Newburn
Hast Liberty
Pittsburg
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the Age
Crawford
Crawford Store Co
Samuel Perkins
L. Ray Given
Jefferson Township
Zelpha G Berry
William HH. Robinson
Robert J. Graham
Guardian
James M. Graham
Ann W. Call
Maggie Cation
James Duvaler
Jack Johnson
J. C Johnson
Alvin Myers
Oscar Martin
Geo Swigert
Ted Schmizer
Cc. B. McCoy
P. M
Epworth Leaguers
Hood
Manhattan
Monarch
Snyder & Son
Ohio
Chicago
Toledo
Johnny
Coshoct
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Zanesville
Samuel F. Boyd
Canton
D. D. Bora
Park Avenue
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