Strikes and Troop Deployments Across Russia
Reports from St Petersburg describe a great political strike spreading through industrial districts beyond the Warsaw and Narva gates as troops suppress unrest. In Moscow a telegram notes clashes with troops, and mutineers at Tomsk were locked in a deadly raid as Cossacks attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Narva
Schlosselburg
Neva
Sturmsa
toRin
Berlin
Moscow
Tomsk
Siberia
Vladivostok
Taft Ends Life by Stepping Before Train in Sherman
Dennis B Taft a 70 year old stranger died after stepping in front of a moving train in Sherman Texas He had registered at a local hotel as Dennis B Taft and left a letter to the coroner saying he was a convert of Professor Osler The Age telegraph report notes no prior residence and identifies Taft as a visitor who traveled to Sherman recently for unknown reasons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Tex
Dennis B. Taft
Taft
Sherman
Osler
Snowbound at Lacrosse Rink Plans Christmas Matinee
Heavy snow blanketed Lacrosse Wisconsin on December 22 delaying travel and traffic. Main Street Rink prepares for a Christmas matinee with music by a band and a Christmas tree present for every skater. Santa Claus will skate and prizes will be awarded to fancy skaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Main Street
Santa Claus
Fingers In Press Crush At Meek Company Plant
William Lockard an employee at the Meek company suffered a crush injury when his left middle and ring fingers were caught in a die press at the lower factory around ten oclock Friday morning. He was treated at Dr McClains office and it is hoped both digits can be saved. He resides on South Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek Company
Third Murder Stirs Newark in Strike Clash
The third death from the Wehrle stove works strike at Newark Ga., where 300 metal polishers walked out last July. Homer Loar 35 of Hanover C., was shot and killed in a Thursday night fight with 15 to 20 strikers as about equal number of shots rang out. Strikers dispersed. no injuries to assailants confirmed. Loar leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bec
Wehrle
Homer Loar
Hanover
Loar
Philippine Railway Bids Rejected for 12 Routes
Washington reports all bids for railway contracts in the Philippine Islands were rejected due to departures from the circular terms. Secretary Taft with officials decided to readvertise and set January 20 at 10 a.m. for new bid openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Taft
Wright
Forbes
Philippine Commission
Edwards
Insular Bureau
Ff Toy
The Judge Fooled Them In Wedding Send Off
A wedding at Mrs. Mulligan's home sparked a Knights of Pythias reaction as Judge Donley and his bride reportedly escaped a party plot. Reports from Youngstown note speculation on lodge reception after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Donley
Mulligan
Youngstown
Bold washwoman blamed for backdoor alarm on South Third
A late evening scare on South Third street triggered a police call claiming a burglar. Turnkey Decker found no intruder as residents explained the noise came from a washwoman carrying a basket of clean clothes at the back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Tially
Dr Stacey Elected President Of Medical Association
The Coshoc ton County Medical Association met at the library Thursday afternoon. Dr S A Stacey was elected president for the coming year, with Dr H R McCurdy as vice president and Dr J M Beall as secretary and treasurer. Dr Bentl was chosen as essayist to the State Medical Society and will present a paper at its Canton meeting next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Stacey
Medical Association
Dunham of Columbus
Coshocton County
Ing
S. A. Stacey
H. R. McCurdy
Beall
Bent
State Medical Society
Canton
Virginia Township
New Moscow
T. Z. Hanley
County Association
Joseph Porteus
Darke County Officials Accused of Treasury Draws
A state audit of Darke County finds officials drew 7,287.42 from the treasury with 62.78 to the state. Sheriff Frank Smith leads with 2,343.32, repaid 2,062.62. Foundry charges total 105,869.47 in other misappropriations. The text also notes a local business relocation and store improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Darke County
Frank Smith
Tawauf
Death of Mrs. Jane Mitchell Ties Coshocton Ties to Mansfield
Mrs. Jane Mitchell, aged 70, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. George W. Welter in Columbus. The funeral was held in Mansfield on Friday. Mitchell had many Coshocton friends and had lived with Mrs Welter when the family resided there. A Coshocton note mentions the board of public service meeting at the water works office where all outstanding bills were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Michell
George W. Welter
Columbus
Mansfield
Mitchell
Coshocton
Mrs Welter
Board of Public Service
Hails
County Officials Accused of $22,203 Extra Entitlements
Columbus Ohio December 22 Montgomery county officials face charges of taking 22,203.07 over 18 months to which they were not entitled according to a report by the state bureau of exams and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Montgomery County
An &A
State Bureau of
Supreme Court Rules State Right to Change of Venue
The Ohio Supreme Court on Friday held that the state has the same right to a change of venue as the accused in the case State v McCartney charged with murder from Madison county. The court granted a request to compel Judge Darflinger to grant the change, reversing prior denial in a landmark ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Cent
Ohio
Madison County
Ellis
Darflinger
McCartney
Supreme Court
Port Washington Grants Trolley Franchise Approval
Port Washington village council unanimously passes ordinance granting a Z. C. N. P. trolley franchise. The company commits to begin by August 1 and complete the line by January 1, 1908, with plank crossings at the public square. Other towns named are jostling for similar franchises as legal actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Tibrichsville
Véne Lafayette
Newcomerstown
B. F. Voorhees
Whitney brothers charm Coshocton in holiday lecture show
Grace church audience enjoys rural numbers and readings from David Copperfield by the Whitney brothers. The lecture course offers a Christmas present with Leland Powers as an impersonator guest. season ticket holders admitted free while others pay fifty cents. The program starts at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Mere
Eland T Powers
Whitney Brothers
Grace Church
Coshocton
David Copperfield
Leland Powers
Gharred
Lutheran Church Lecture Series Opens Next Week
The Lutheran church will begin its lecture course with an opening talk by Rev. P. Long of Mansfield, said to lead Ohio's largest Protestant church. Long’s engaging style attracts audiences, and a season ticket is worth hearing him. Dr. Henry Elson, Jan 12, offers a history and political science focus. Tickets sold indicate a well attended run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
P. Long
Fof Mansfield
Ohio
Long
Henry Elson
Elson
Ohlo Ye Ealag
Ben-Hur Lodge Elects Popular Officers
The Tribe of Ben-Hur held its regular meeting Thursday evening and reaffirmed the current slate of officers by reelecting them. John Albertson is Chief, Frank Graham Scribe, Mrs Pursona Keeper of Tribute, Emma Hall Teacher, Me Miller Judge, and Thomas Jarsons Keeper of Outer Gates, with Harry Albertson as Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of
Ben-Hur
John Albertson
Frank
Graham
Mrs. Pursona
Emma Hall
Me Miller
Albertson
Thomas Jarsons
Harry Albertson
Famine Visualized in Northern Provinces of Japan
Eye witnesses report thousands near starvation as famine deepens in Japan's northern regions. The crisis worsens with troop redeployment from Manchuria and demands urgent relief if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Manchuria
Peirce Named Minister to Norway and Other Diplomatic Moves
Washington appoints Herbert Peirce as minister to Norway and David Thompson as ambassador to Mexico. A Cleveland report notes police confiscated an inflammatory circular urging massacre of Jews, distributed citywide. prosecutions anticipated by Prosecutor Lavine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Peircé
Norway
David Thompson
Brazil
Mexico
Cleveland
Pozanski Obrovatchi Society
Lavine
Philippine Tariff Debate Split as Democrats Offer Free Trade Substitution
The minority on the wars and means committee filed a tariff bill view in the House. Representative Williams notes Democrats back a substitute for free trade between the Philippines and United States including Hawaii and Porto Rico. If rejected, they will back the Republican bill as a long step in the right direction. Dr James Carr of Chicago plans to spend Christmas with his parents at Chemnnt street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washwegon
Wars and Means
House
Representative Williams
Philippines
United States
Hawaiii
Porto Rico
James Carr
Chicago
Dr. and
Mra. B.C. Cattom
Chemnnt Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baltic
Russia
Czar
League of Leagues
Courland
Windau
Friedrichstadt
Pratzenburg
Holdingen
Konpenhausenk
Qsler
the Age
William Lockard
Stove
Sya
Washington Star
Phillippine Railway
Paul Mirise
Minise
Myrtle Duhammel
Standen Hotel
Ed. Standen
Wimmer
Bob Boyd
Mr Boyd
Mr. Boyd
South Third Street
Third Street
Mikie Mecurie
Rodgers
B. P. & Meeting
Supreme CT
Bona
TOWY
Japan
George Lang
Pittsburg
Neva Whitong
Bell Telephone Office
Dan Meek
Kiskinminitas
Christmaas
John Frew
Ft. Warne
Ind
Ala
Chestnut Street
Peirce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!