Local council delves into street extension and salaries
Coshocton council grapples with redistricting and salary fixes under the new code. They table a decision as solicitor McDowell returns from a state meeting. surveys and condemnations are discussed, with residents seeking a grade on Vine Street and a widening of Eleventh Street approvals and appraisals noted.
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Cosbochan
Counci
McDowell
Oton
Coshocton
Cosbocton Young People’s Union Carp
Young People’s Union
Weisne
Tish
Weisner
Vine
South Lawn
Fifth
Wimmer
Ohio
Hamilton
Water “Works Trustees
Williams
City
Eleventh Street
East Main
Chestnut
Wanamaker
Hay
Shannon
Council
Mill Street
Treasury
Ohio Solicitors
Ton
Wade Eliis
Canton
Powelson
Holmes
BF. Voorhees
Finance Committee
Mr. Shawn
Johnson
Program of Institute Coshocton teachers Dec 13 event
The county Institute of Coshocton teachers convenes Saturday December 13 at the high school. Morning program includes Foremon music Rural School talk by Prof J P Bryan Education of the Will by J B McGulfrey and Cleveland Recitation by Miss Lilian Cairns. Afternoon features demonstration class in 3rd reader by Miss Sadie Smith and readings by Prof Everhart. Morning session starts at 7:30, afternoon at 1:00 standard time. attendees may visit the new Bancroft school building after sessions.
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County Institute of
Bancroft School
Orper Orchard
Flurry at Hearing Details Mine Disputes and Evictions
Report of a coal strike commission session describes Hungarian widows recounting deductions from husbands’ wages, eviction over union ties, and coerced signings tied to deaths in Markle Company mines. The panel also clarifies wage increases from 1900 as net gains after adjustments, while workers insist the raise was not paid. Separate notes cover killer mystery in Lexington, a mine fire in Ishpeming, and Russia’s stance on the Bering Sea award.
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Scranton
Ira H. Byrne
Roosevelt
Teddy” Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Burns
Gray
G. B. Markle & Company
Hazleton
Markle
Markle Company
Erie Company
American in Charge: Venezuela Crisis and Bowen Mediation
Washington reports Minister Bowen in Caracas offering to protect British and German subjects as their diplomats leave under ultimatums. A new Venezuelan revolution looms with Matos aides Rallying thousands and clashes near Cora and Barquisimeto. In Indianapolis a Big Four streetcar collision injures several riders, none fatally.
Seizure of Venezuelan Fleet by British and German Forces
A Caracas dispatch reports that on Tuesday the combined British and German fleet seized Venezuela's four-ship harbor fleet at La Guaira. An ultimatum is said to be delivered Wednesday demanding compliance with British and German ministers' demand.
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London
Caracas
Venezuela
la Guaira
De Wets Thrift and a Boers Leader’s Deal
London dispatch to the Chicago Tribune says De Wet outwitted publisher over a frontispiece portrait for John S. Sargent’s war book. Sargent faced the demand and the publishers paid a stiff price for a sitting with the famed Boer general.
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Ulven
de Wet
London
Chicago Tribune
John S. Sargent
Astrnm
Vaccinating Foxhounds In England A Pack Vaccinated
Major R Williams Wynn orders a veterinary surgeon at St Asaph to vaccinate all Foxhounds and puppies against distemper. The move, first in England, will be watched closely as many deaths from the disease have occurred. Caracas Venezuela Dec 1h Castro says no ultimatum to settle foreign claims before revolution ends. Kingston St Vincent Dec 10 Indefatigable reports Castro defiant and ready to expel foreign residents and close La Guaira port. Five British ships remain at Port of Spain ready to sail.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuela
Washington
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
United States
Castro
R. Williams Wynn
Wlint
Denbigh
St Asaph
London Telegraph
England
Miraflores
Venenzuela
Venegutia
Kingston
St. Vincent
Ta Guaira
la Guaira
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Must Take New Oath In Postal Service
Washington December 10 The post master general issues an order amending postal regulations requiring that any woman employed in the postal service who marries must take the oath of office. The rule applies to postmasters and unclassified clerks.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Olice Crew
Boy F Perished in Fire at Bird Island Minn
George Feever ten lost life in a blaze that destroyed eight buildings at Bird Island. His foot caught in a doorway and he was roasted to death before spectators as flames blocked access. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Evangelists In Conference in St Louis. St Louis Dec 10 Rev Drs Wilton Merle Smith and J Wilbur Chapman of New York spoke at the opening session of the evangelical conference in Compton Avenue Presbyterian church. The event runs three days under the Presbyterian Ministers association. Guests Had a Narrow Escape in Lewiston hotel fire. Lewiston Mont Dec 10 Guests escaped from the American hotel as fire caused twenty thousand dollars in damage. Some were rescued from windows and smoke filled corridors in zero cold. Pretender on the Throne in Madrid. Madrid Dec 9 Dispatches from Fez Morocco say the pretender at Taza has assumed sovereign rights. He claims treasury guns depots and plans to attack the Sultan's army when reinforcements arrive. He issued postage stamps. The Sultan prepares a large army to meet him.
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Bird Island
Minn
George Feever
Feever
St. Louis
Wilton Merle Smith
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association of
Lewiston
Mon
Madrid
Fez
Morocco
Taza
Mapping the brain convocations in ancient Egypt
New research advances reveal that the brain can be mapped in mummified Egyptians. Professor G. Elliot Srth notes preservation in most Egyptian cemeteries from predynastic to late periods, due to dry soil and limited air exposure.
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G. Elliot Srth
Journal of Anatomy and Physiology
Reed Laid To Rest In Simple Funeral at First Uni
Former speaker of the house Thomas Brackett Reed was transported from Washington to Portland Maine and laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery after a modest service at the First Universalist Church. Rev John Carroll Perkins officiated with limited music. Reserved seats honored Loyal Legion Cumberland Bar Cumberland Club and Bowdoin classmates. Public offices closed in observance.
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Reed
Portland
Thomas Brackett Reed
Washington
John Carroll Perkins
Seata
Loyal Legion
Cumberland Bar
Cumberland Club
Bowdoin College
Evergreen Cemetery
German Westminster Cathedral Aims To Erect Berlin Monument
The Kaiser plans a massive Berlin cathedral to rival Westminster Abbey and house the remains of the Hohenzollern line. The project, nearly finished, will be a royal and ceremonial resting place with 34 million dollars spent and pews reserved for high officials and the royal family.
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Berlin
Westminster Abbey
London
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Royal Castle
William II
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House Committee On Agriculture
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Gallinger
Senator Foraker
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Senator Lefige
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Lawsville
Deg
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McGrath
Frankfort
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Albuquerque
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
State
Toronto
Maud Hughes
Gertrude Harner
Harry Brady
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Grimeby Station
Rocky Mountain
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Lexington
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Georgetown
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Maquette
Mich
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Russia
St Petersburg
Bering Sea
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Beckham
Minnesota
A. A. Ames
Louisyville
Guflingh
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Bessemer
Indianapolis
Pearl Lafollette
Venesuela
Willemstad
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Nicolas Rondo
Matos
Jezama
Riera
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Barquisimeto
Big Four Railroad
William Hagee
Seward Lemons
R. ¥. Cloud
George Galloway
Westminster
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