Roosevelt's Message to Congress Urges Reform of Corporations and Rail Rates
President Roosevelt delivers a formal message urging national regulation of corporations and railroads, calling for nationwide authority to curb abuses while preserving lawful combines. He supports publicity for common carriers, child labor bans, and a balanced approach to rate regulation with strict penalties for noncompliance. The address also covers immigration, naturalization, and the Panama Canal funding.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Turko-Austrian tensions rise as Lemnog island seized
Vienna dispatch reports the international fleet occupying Lemnog island in European Turkey. The Austrian foreign office expects the Porte to promptly concede to the powers demands, signaling a potential quick shift in alliance and protocol.
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Vienna
Lemnog
European
Turkey
School To Close For Two Week Christmas Vacation
The board of education met in regular session with all members present except Dr. Frew. They discussed widening Seventh Street, approving a council resolution, and plan to transfer six feet of school yard to the city and buy six feet from the Robinson property. A seven foot sidewalk will be built along the street. The city school will dismiss December 19 for a two week vacation, returning Tuesday January Talking Trolley. Attorney Voorhees travels to Port Washington to address the village about the proposed trolley line and council discussion.
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Board of Education
Frew
Seventh Street
Robinson
B. F. Voorhees
Port Washington
Freight Wreck Delays Train North of Nellie
A freight wreck on the T. W. V. and Q. railway north of Nellie Monday afternoon delayed the Coshocton bound passenger train by over three hours, failing to reach the city until 6 15 p m. Walter Metzler appeared in Baltic Sunday. Edith Maxwell arrived from St Louis yesterday to visit her cousin May Denman.
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T. W. V. and Q
Nellie
Coshocton
Edith Maxwell
St. Louis
May Denman
Mrs Lang Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke
Mrs Christina Lorenz Lang dies after a stroke of paralysis two years after first illness. Born 1846 in Odernheim Bavaria she emigrated 1864 to the United States and settled in Coshocton. Survived by husband Wir H G Lang five children and five brothers. Funeral Thursday at the German Evangelical church with Rev Jaeger. Interment Oak Ridge. Adams in hospital with paralysis remains unchanged.
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Christina Lorenz Lang
Miss Anna
Cothocton
Vre. Reuss
Parma
Anna Kana John Tane
George
Will Tange
Pittshur
Wil Lane
Reuss
Gertrude
John Loreng
Gabriel Lorenz
Chili
Germany
German Evangelical Church
Lang
Jaeger
Oak Ridge
Rural delivery drive for Coshocton County underway
C B McCoy postmaster of Coshocton arrived to seek an order establishing complete rural delivery in Coshocton County. K McCoy has long desired such an extension and will push to secure the service, aiding farmers and rural residents. Dental Law Holds. Columbus, D. Dec. 5 The supreme court today held the dental law valid.
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Coshocton
Commercial Tribune
C. B. McCoy
K. McCoy
Columbus
Supreme Court
Power Station Overcomes Major Armature Failure
Hard luck struck the Coshocton Light and Heating plant when the big engine armature burned out. A Ft Wayne expert rerouted the repair, arriving late Monday night, allowing the smaller engine to keep the city supplied. Power was restored by 5 a.m. and the presses could run again, thanks to local factories and the electric company.
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Age
Electric Light Company
Dicctre Hkt
Compass Certains Fo T Company Xs
Unemel
Beare
Peasant Uprising Rumors Sweep Livonia and Courland
Reports from Libau and Kienigsburg allege peasants and laborers attack nobles and residents in Livonia and Courland with several killed and mutilated. Barom Campenhausen wounded as bands rove robbing and killing. a broader insurrection is feared. In St Petersburg dispatches Cronstadt sighted Gee Man squadron off the Baltic coast amid rumors of flight by the imperial family and anti Jewish outbreaks noted.
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Kienigsburg
East
Prussia
Libaw Ng
Livonia
Courland
Barom Campenhausen
St. Petersburg
Eydtkubnen
East Prussia
Cronstadt
Baltic Sea
Men’s Club Organized at Grace Church
Grace church Men’s club formed with 138 signers after a turkey dinner. Officers elected: President T L Montgomery, Vice presidents George Caton and Geo A Hay, Secretary Dr J B Foster, executive committee M S Trevlinger Warner Hay Robert Boyd Howard Slaughter. Monthly meetings at the church, with a Sunday school orchestra program.
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Grace Church
Ean
Clark
T. L. Montgomery
George Caton
Geo.a. Hay
J. Quincy Aimack
J. B. Foster
M. S. Trev Inger
Warner Hay
Robert Boyd
Howard Slaughter
J. E. Magers
Charles G. Smith
R. St.Temple
Richer
W. A. Smith
L. B. Baughman
D. B. Boyd
W. H. King
Dwight Wetz
Chuir
Odd Fellows Elect Officers In Monday Election
The Odd Fellows held an election Monday night naming Henry Stacer as Noble Grand and A C Crowther as Secretary. Edgar McDonald becomes Treasurer with George C Rinner as Trustee and J D as Janitor. The Vice Grand and other terms are for one year.
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Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Henry Stacer
A. C. Crowther
Edgar McDonald
George C. Rinner
J. D
C. B. Kane
Degree Stat
A. x. Mele Ta Toa
Te Itheme Ies
Etadh
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Bull’seye
Qour
Commonwealth
England
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Commission
Dverstrte Commerce Commision
Sinter Senitar
National Banke
District of Columbia
Navy Yards
Woeks
Sultan
O. K
St. Matter
Walter Metzler
Baltic
PitTsBurg
Réler
Grace M. E. Church
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