Kinney Case Sides Roast as Two Attorneys Duel in Court
In Conesville, the Kinney robbery trial sparked a courtroom clash as Prosecutor Glenn and attorney Roche exchanged insults over witness Price Elson. Both were fined ten dollars, later waived, before Kinney and witness Burrel Stewart testified amid a crowded docket.
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Kinney
Price Elson
Whevier
Conesvile
T. C. Roche
Elson
Glenn
Roche
Har
Printers Unite For Eight Hour Day Fight
Coshocton printer union members vote to assess ten percent of wages every Saturday to fund the push for the eight hour day. The movement faces stronger resistance in large cities while smaller towns show less uptake. The Age reports several job openings as printers seek work amid the campaign.
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Coshocton
Alent
Republican Caucus Settles Nominees in Ohio House
Columbus Ohio December 29 George A Bassett of Lucas withdraws from speaker race leaving Carm A Thompson of Lawrence as nominee. Bassett to run pro tem with Arnold for clerk posts, while other Ohio House officers names and election reforms surface. A bipartisan state election board proposal aims to replace local boards and expand governor oversight. The annual Patt son inaugural parade may feature joint Federal and Confederate veterans marching.
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Columbus
George A. Bassett
Toledo
Republican Caucus
Colonel Thompson
Lawrence
Bassett
House
Carm A. Thompson
George A Bassett
Lucas
BE Vi Dory
Cuyahoga
Richard Gilson
Steubenville
Reihey
Highland
John Greathouse
Aise
Yarnell
Springfield
Tative Demuth
J.H. Loughlin
Don Aiken
Ralph S. Dodds
Bellefontaine
Earl S. G. Scott
Youngstown
William Riggs
Dayton
Sylvester Lamb
Southern Hotel
Honest Elections Committee of
Cincinnati
Board of Elecons
Ohio
Af Ce Sanswitteh
Winch Slags
Eleenon
Major Johnson
Frederic C. Howe
Pattson
W. H. Knanss
Turkish note warns of Balkan uprising in Macedonia
Vienna Dec 29 The Turkish government informed Austro-Hungarian envoy that Macedonian committees in Bulgaria plan an uprising in Macedonia in the coming spring. The Porte urges the powers to note the dangerous movement and consider suitable action.
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Macedonia
Vienna
Bulgaria
Porte
Sota
Lincoln's First Speech Aboard Old Pages Unearthed
A reader finds a clipping claiming Lincoln's first speech from 1832 titled Lincoln's First Speech Delivered at Poppsville Illinois. The note recalls earlier clipping and searches through aged newspaper files for the original version and its wording.
Stores to Close on New Year's Day
Stores will close on New Year’s Day in observance of the regular schedule. The Age will not publish Monday. Banks will be closed all day and retail businesses will close in the afternoon in accordance with the agreement with the Clerks union.
Cooperdale Denies Bloodthirsty Motive in Prosecution Debate
Cooperdale residents reject any bloodthirsty label following interview with Simon and AC Hughes in The Age. A prominent local figure calls for Nicholas to aid the prosecution while affirming lawfulness and opposition to mob violence. He condemns barn-burners and urges full punishment for Ben Dickerson once proven guilty.
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Cooperdale
Thefis
Simon
AC. Hughes
Age
Nicholas
Glenn and
Wheeler
Omar
Hughes
Simon Hushes
Peipentators
Ben Dickerson
Roundup Continues for Suspects in Toledo Car Barn Robbery
Marshal Franke Thornton of Perrysburg, shot in the abdomen, was taken to Toledo hospital for surgery as deputies and citizens scour the area between Perrysburg and Toledo. Scott was wounded in the foot. Several suspects were detained, including Martin Kirks who claims Baltimore, with reports of two abfests and possible connections to two city streetcar employees detained weeks earlier in Cincinnati.
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Toledo
O. Dew
Franke Thornton
Perrysburg
William Scott
Scott
Here
Martin Kirks
Baltimore
US Pearsall
Rosewell
Cincinnati
Gray Hardware Co Occupies New Gourley Building
Rebellion suppressed strike may be called off as eight hundred railway workers killed or wounded by artillery fire. Moscow reports social revolutionary committees arrested and bombs seized with many dead in Loutchow quarter. Continued on page two.
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Gray Hardware Co
Gourley Building
Moscow
Social Revolutionary Committees
Loutchow
Ingrave
Elanis
Othe
Dutas
Arost
Impos
Freight Wreck at Conesville Reported Near Midnight
Dennison wreck crew rushed to the Conesville vicinity around midnight for a freight wreck. The crew spent the night clearing debris and loading the scene. Charles Geidel was in Columbus yesterday.
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Conesville
Dennison
Charles Geidel
Columbus
Mammoth Hardware Firm Expands to Corner Main and Third
Milton Travinger announces expansion for Gray Hardware in Coshocton. The firm moves to the new corner of Main and Third, adding farming implements and buggies, with a large showroom and basement space. A new board member, Milton Trossinger, becomes treasurer as the company plans a major warehouse and rail access.
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Third and Main
Mammoth
Milt Travinger
Coshocton
Saverth
Gray Hardware Company
Shaw
Gomer Bulding
Main and
Third Streets
Milton Trossinger
Georgy M. Gray
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Roche Bristle
Harry Kinney
Wheels of Justice
Burrel Stewart
Liancaster Reform Farm
Turing
Young Stewart
Logansport
Ind
Clyde Wheeler
Donesville
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Lon English
Lee Avenue
Poppsville
Ill
Annapolis
Wooperdale
Mr. Nicholas
St. Petersburg
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