Chicago Man Takes His Life After Killing Wife
Chicago dispatch reports a wealthy New York man killed his wife as she slept in a hotel and then, unable to trust a court, leapt from a window to die on the sidewalk. A photo accompanies the item detailing the tragedy and the suspect’s subsequent suicide.
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Jen Whitley
New York
Hotel Bellecliire
Leith
Whitley
Bar Huasbald
Ble
Autede
Vaduelaira
Dickerson's Trial Set for Jan 14 in Delaware County
The second trial of Ben Dickerson on a murder charge is scheduled to begin Tuesday January 14 with a motion for change of venue to be argued Saturday. Judge Wickham of Delaware will preside and determine the venue location after hearings. Prosecution and defense teams are named, and a three week trial is anticipated. Affidavits and compensation discussions with commissioners follow prior court sessions.
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Ben Dickerson
Catherine
Hughes
Janary
Wickham
Delaware
James Glenn
T. H. Wheeler
Jos i. McDowell
J. C. Adams
J. C. Daugherty
RM. Voorhees
Dickerson
Tema Ag
Didge Wickham
Elis
Mansfield Nex
Newark
Coshocton
Commissioners’ Office
Tusday
Voorhees
J. C. Atams
Jay Daugherty
McNulty Dixon
Benton Davis
Judge Wickham
Julgse Wickham
Texan Leader Elected Democratic Caucus Chair in Senate
Washington reports that Senator C A Dilberson of Texas was elected chairman of the Democratic caucus with Senator McCreary of Kentucky as vice chair and Senator Owen of Oklahoma as secretary He emphasized appointing a steering committee to arrange Democratic appointments on Senate committees and guide the minority’s legislative course Speaker Cannon announced a banking and currency committee reshuffle expanding minority representation to gather broad influx of letters urging immediate finance legislation as the new setup aims to move all committees to be fired within weeks
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Washington
Senate
C. A. Dilberson
Texas
McCreary
Kentucky
Owen
Oklahoma
Casens
Canton
Ning
House
Fowler
New Jersey
Shartel
Missouri
Lesare
South Carolina
Berton
Rep. O
Sharicl
Crawford
Lesare’s
McHenry
Dem
Pennsylvania
Williams
Cannon
Congress
Mwenen Tan Hays
Republicans May Select Kansas City Delegation
Fragmentary notes indicate Kansas City Republicans may choose a delegation amid a July meeting in Kansas City. Chicago and other committeemen are described as preparing and gathering for the event with unclear details.
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Kansas City
Strikers Return to Work After Tuesday Walkout
Some workers at Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad resume duties after a Tuesday strike, with actions pending a settlement. The return was reported as part of ongoing industrial unrest affecting service recovery and labor talks.
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Wheeling & Lake
Judge Hunt Talks to Pupils on Renewal Interest
Judge Hunt addresses Coshocton High School students during morning assembly covering causes of a recent financial estate and practical questions. The talk aims to explain renewal matters and potential financing options in clear terms.
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Judge Hunt
Practical Rents
Scheoel
Senator Wise bar owner fined for illegal sales
Raymond Wise, owner of the Senate bar, faced multiple charges for selling liquor to minors. He was fined 44 dollars for selling alcohol to two men on Sunday, with 15 dollars remitted if he refrains from offense. He received a 25 dollar fine for selling liquor to a minor and a 15 day county jail term.
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Raymond Wise
Senate Bar
Tien Martman
Harry Miler
Vague report from Fayette City on a suspected toxic event
A garbled OCR fragment describes a blast or explosion at Fayette City in Vermont. It mentions many bodies and a claim of contamination or possession by unknown agents, with unclear timing and locations. The text is unreadable and lacks verifiable details.
Coneville man bags vast fur haul in Coshocton market
B Walns of Coneague brought a large fur collection to Coshocton on a Westingday morning. The seize included 247 muskrats 171 minks 31 coons 7 akanks and one fox. Furs will be sent to eastern markets.
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B. Walns
Coneague
Tre
Atine Coshornion Pic Co
Westingday
Coshocton
Age Adiets a Regular Santa Claus
Fragmented OCR text describes a notice about age and identity in a Santa Claus context with unclear names and events. It mentions a Charlot Silt and a Miss, a sale, and a request for identification, but specifics are garbled. The readable parts suggest a public notice concerning aging, identity, and a possible legal or official action.
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Beatie
Lanee
Tyelyn
Charlot
Nave
EAD BROTHER HELD IN ARMS
Betty faces a restraining action as a brother is held in arms related to a domestic dispute. The fragmentary text mentions legal restraint and family contention with unclear details and names.
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Ead Brother
Fragmented Warbler Birth Notice From Baltimore Area
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a birth eight miles from Baltimore with references to a hospital, physicians, and a funeral or transfer. The text is garbled and unclear but indicates a birth event tied to local addresses and medical staff, with scattered names and places.
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Ameinied
Baltimore
Gee
Sherer
Uli
Sehood Riels
Fallimore
Bradley Shows Strain Sours Theories In Trial
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Bradley showing strain as she speaks of her plans for the future and gratitude for the verdict. Attorney Baker notes the jury cleared her and twelve jurors found her not guilty, while the government case was dismissed.
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Washington
B. Biradley
Ely Althimt Brown
Annie Coalt- Tannder
Kradiey
United States
Bradley
Examiners' Report Criticised By Aun
Examiners' repo, drawn by Ashman and Peck with Prosecutor McDowell, is released today. It reproduces the findings and harsh criticisms, noting alleged improper actions by the commission and the court. The item highlights thousands of dollars charged and calls for corrective measures and oath reforms.
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Exaulaees
Ashmanuly Peck
McDowell
Anyosuc
Pt In
Praper . Foray
Herb McBane
Weaver's Shoes A Lure To theft case unfolds
A pair of new shoes were stolen from William Weaver on East Minestreet near Ghestaud Sunday afternoon. The shoes were found Tuesday in the possession of Guard Wilson, a Piper mill employee. Weaver reports Wilson tied to the theft but Wilson denies stealing and seems cooperative. Mayor Smith to review further details.
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William Weaver
Alain
Ghestaud
Cuard Wilson
Piper Mild
Wilson
Cane
Lauch
Minestreet
Mr. Weaver
Awonata
Clifford” Wilson
Aloes
Nils Cam
Smith
Es Ing
Franchised street railway extension hearing before county commissioners
Traction Company representatives appeared before Coshocton and New Philadelphia officials seeking an extension of tracks and approval to build a street railway. The petition described extending lines and voting on costs, with officers presiding but no immediate action taken. Viewers were appointed to consider alternate routes near Clark Penn and the corner of As, between Woomfeld and Viewers.
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John AL Flanton
Baneg Villa
Coshocton
Philadelphia
Maection Co
Hipmedlyr
Wwe
Caaiwogham
Geo. A. Hay
Clark
Truman Waltz Burial Planned After Fatal Electric Plant Accident
Tragic accident near Coshocton leaves Truman Waltz dead at thirty four. Details recount long hospitalization and failed recovery after an electrical plant explosion. Funeral set for Friday at red breeder church with McGinnis in charge and Oak Ridge cemetery interment. Wives, relatives, and local workers mourn a respected engineer born in Willitsport, with brothers and friends recalling steadfast character and devoted bedside in his final hours.
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Slney
Truman Walls
Cosherton
Cloud
Tina
Atu
Sheri
Waltz
Willitunsport
Abraham
Bevramt
Ession
Abon
Camelo Coshocton
Bettori
Eveland
Morgan Run
Mias Markaret Klapen
Mnion
Neeling
Wnich
Entitve
Setterien
Faw Aven
Filmore Watts
A. Cochtek
Hbbbier
J. TH. Lovett
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Fight ‘Company
Red Bieater Church
Jock
McGinnis
Oak Ridgeg Cemetery
Fillmore’ Waltz
Lar Fon
Mise Melievoy
Pittsburg
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