Assassination of General Sakharoff Shocks Russia
A woman member of the revolutionary flying columns shot and killed General Sakharoff, former minister of war, at the governor’s house in Saratoff. The attack occurred as he toured the province to quell agrarian riots. news reached St Petersburg tonight via a dispatch from Eydt KUhsen.
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St. Petersburg
Eydtkuhsen
Prussia
Sakharoff
Saratoff
Sartaroff
Count Witte
Rudiger
Madame Sakharoff
Vermont Governor Favours Mercy Over Mary Rogers
Vermont Governor Bell signals remaining option is to ensure the sentence is carried out while critics push for reprieve. Attorneys for Mary Rogers pursue last chances, planning to intercept the governor in Chicago to present new papers. The United Women of the Republic urge clemency, arguing execution would be a disgrace in modern times.
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Rutland
Mary Rogers
Bell
Chicago
Cleveland
Dee
Manager Platt resigns from Eldridge Higgins Co
Harry C. Platt resigns after eighteen months as manager of the Coshocton branch of Eldridge & Higgins wholesale groceries. Kerr of Cincinnati will succeed him, already arrived and meeting local trade. Platt praises the company record and hints at future plans.
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Harry C. Platt
Coshocton
Eldridge & Higgins Wholesale Grocery Company
Kerr
Cincinnati
Platt
Ohio
Cor Shocton
Pratt
Wiles Wholesale Grocery
Zanesville
Peoples, Banking and Trust Company
Big Columbus House
Rapid rise of George W. Perkins in New York business
George W. Perkins rose quickly from a New York Life Insurance employee earning 200 dollars to 75 000 dollars a year, then joined J P Morgan Co as a partner and had his insurance salary cut to 25 000 dollars, marking a swift ascent in finance and industry.
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George W. Perkins
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
McCall Rumors Cloud New York Life Leadership
Telegraph report cites possible McCall resignation before April trustees meeting at New York Life. John C. Claflin allegedly offered presidency but refused. Senator Depew resigns from Equitable Life. Morton’s succession at New York Life uncertain. Hearst canvass ruling overturned. Court of Appeals to hear recount questions. Rev Johnston returns from Ohio trip to resume church duties.
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Ife
Paul Morton
The
Equitable“society
New York Life
John A. McCall
Hearst
New York
William R. Hearst
Recanvass
Sixth Assembly
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Coshoctonians Face Potential State Job Losses
The Coshocton county residents named in Gov. Pattison’s shakeup face possible removal from state posts. The report lists Hannah Boering, J. B. Brillhart, Charles E. Cullison, C. N. Holt, and C. Fr. Preston among those affected, with their current positions and wages noted.
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Hannah Boering
J. B. Brillhart
Groom
Charles E. Cullison
Ohio
C. N. Holt
Massillon
C. FR. Preston
Sodders
Baltic Lightning Strikes W. L. E. Station Man
Frank Ruegsesgar, W. & L. E. Baltic station agent, was crushed when a car collided with another and pinned him between. Workers freed him. he survived with non fatal injuries. Ruegseggar previously served at Dresden and Avon and was recently married to Martha Moore.
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Frank Ruegsesgar
Baltic
Tike -Carss
Ruegseggar
Dresden
Avon
Martha Moore
Stolen trousers in daylight at Cogging residence
Mrs Cogging found her husband’s trousers missing from a yard line on Eighth Street in broad daylight. Tracks indicating a male thief were found entering and leaving the yard but no witnesses saw the act. The theft was reported to police from Watson barber Shop on West Main Street.
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H.C. “Cogging
Eighth Street
Women's Union Label League to Be Organized Here
At a Central Trades and Labor council meeting on Wednesday the plan to organize a Woman's Union Label League was approved. The league aims to push for the union label on all purchased articles. A four member committee L A Landerville Nora Johnson Lizzie Leavengood and Jonnie Dencer will oversee the league setup and report next meeting.
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Women's Union Label League
Central Trades and Labor Council
Woman's Union Label League
L. A. Landerville
Typographical Union
Nora Johnson
Lizzie Leavengood
Landing Workera
Jonnie Dencer
Limited Train Wreck Near Rock Springs Wyoming
Telegraph report from Rock Springs Wyoming dated December 7 details a collision between the Union Pacific Overland Limited and a freight train. casualties include the engineer two mail clerks and four dining car cooks among the dead with many injured.
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Union Pacific Overland Limited
Rural Carriers Urge Public Help With Mail Year
The County Rural Carriers announce their officers for the year led by President I. E. Smith and Secretary J. M. Henderson. They request patrons prepare stamped mail and drop the penny deposit, urging readers to avoid asking for trust on deliveries and to have mail ready as letters and parcels flow through winter conditions.
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Cosherton County R. EF. D
I. £. Smith
Porter McCray
J. M. Henderson
Frank Geese
Age Printa i
Carrimrs
Coal Sinks 1 The Ohio River Crash Destroys Barges
A Ohio River collision under the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad bridge wrecks ten coal barges and hundreds of tons of coal worth at least 50 000 dollars. The Coal City towboat battled the current but 10 barges upended, dumping 1 000 tons each, while the rest broke loose. No lives were reported lost. In Newark Justice Wimmer’s court, Margaret Nembe and Samuel Van DeLoark wed.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Ohio
Chesapeake and O%ae
Coal City
Pittsburg
Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge
Squire
Wimmer
Westorte
Mies
Margaret Nembeeg
Samuel 4. van de Loark
Newark
Congress Debates Elastic Currency and Canal Appropriation
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Shaw urging elastic currency with government guarantees and a Panama Canal appropriation of 16.5 million dollars to be debated today. Lawmakers criticize canal expenditure estimates while bills on political finance and regulation flood congressional activity.
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Panama Canal
Washington
Ean Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Congress
Treasury
United States
Honda
Nationa
Treasury Department
UN States Treasury
Culberson
A. Abitt
Foraker
Gallinger
Merchant Marine
Lodge
Exch-Townsend
House
Townsend
Roosevelt
Canal Commission
Hepburn
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Eldridge-Higgins CO
Mr. Platt
McAll
Telegraph
the Age
Mr. Johnston
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Xenia
Columbus
Cimelanati Paper
Pattison
Frank Ruegseggar
Awful
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Mitting
Cincinnati Bridge
Iby Telegraph
Senate
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