Busy Days At Capital Causing Caucus Contests In Columbus
Lively contests expected in four legislative caucuses at Columbus with bids from Gilson Jackson and Beckett for speaker pro tem and Hypes as minority president pro tem nominee. Mayor Johnson arrives from Cleveland. Herrick cites mandatory statute in transmitting recess appointments to the senate for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bileeset
Cambridge
Thompson
Senate
House
Hypes
Springfield
Yost
Monroe
Wertz
Wayne
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Hartman
Herrick
General Assembly
Harrison
Five officials and workers found guilty in conspiracy case
In Chicago on December 40, five officials of the carriage and wagon workers union and their alleged hired sluggers were found guilty of conspiracy in the criminal court. Charles Ihooley, the union leader, received the harshest sentence to the penitentiary and a $2,000 fine. Other defendants Henry Newman, Charles Casts, Edward Shields, Charles Denisch, and Marcus Looney were found guilty by the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carriage and Wagon Workers Union
Charles Ihooley
Siiggers
Henry Newman
Carriage All Wagon Workers’ Union
Charles Casts
Edward Shields
Charles M. Denisch
Marcus Looney
Hart Sentenced to Forty-Five Years for Murder of Irene Klokow
Dr Oliver B Hart, son of a St Louis resident, pleaded guilty to the murder of Irene Klokow a ten year old in Rog ers Park. He was sentenced by Judge Barnes to 45 years in the penitentiary after drugging the child with morphine and mutilating her. Neighbors found him semiconscious from effects of the drug and an attempted suicide. A conference was held in Coshocton concerning the Coshocton Frerchiea of the Vanesville Cambridge Northern Praction line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver B. Hart
St. Louis
Irene Klokow
Rogers Park
Barnes
Hart
Judge Donley narrowly escapes wreck during Tarentum train delay
Probate Judge Donley and his wife, delayed at Tarentum by a missed train, learned later of a severe wreck a short distance away. The derailment injured the engine crew and several passengers, but the couple continued on a later train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donley
Tarentum
Finsburg
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Coshocton
Berng
Notre Dame student fatally shoots prankster in mistaken holdup
Louis Roquela of Colombia, South America, a Notre Dame student, killed Claude A Bagby of Durango, Colorado, during a planned prank when fellow students mistook Roquela for their target. Roquela, 21, believed the attack authentic and fired. Bagby, 20, died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Notra Dame
Ind
Louis Roquela
Colombia
Nouth America
Notre Dame University
Claude
Bagby
Durango
Colo
Roquela
Hagby
Carrier's Address 1906 A Comic Car Delivery Tale
An old humorous poem follows Slim McDade chasing a news carrier’s dream and a free car ride. He grabs an auto, misdrives through town, nearly wrecks, and meets a string of comic calamities from a barking poodle to a laundry cart wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim McDade
Mother and Sister Hurt in a Collapse
A Wheeling West Virginia house collapses when the kitchen floor gives way. Henry Beach, his wife, and Mrs. Mary Figgins are injured. Mrs. Higgins faces severe shock. Fred C. Higgins learns of his family’s injuries and travels to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Higgins
Vail Company
Inlaw
Wheeling
W. Va
Higgins
Wheeling Telegraph
Henry Beach
Market Street
Mary Figgins
Viewer
Judge Eason Clears Title for Harry Kinney in Burglar Case
A Coshocton youth, Harry Kinney, was sentenced by Judge Eason to six years and eight months of hard labor in the Ohio penitentiary for burglary. Kinney maintained bravado through sentencing as his mother and associates watched. The courtroom was crowded. Kinney argued for time served before final plea. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar of Justice
Coshocton County
Harry Kinney
Eason
Kinney
Ohio
Etta Tuacon
Afrl
Tescher
Gary
Crawford
Jaenson
Owa
Jude
Tor
Ason
Tee Petermaton
Week of Prayer Observances Begin January 7
The Evangelical Alliance outlines subjects for the week of prayer starting January 7. Sunday features sermons on the Spirit, Monday focuses on a purified church, Tuesday calls for repentance and life in Christ, Wednesday invites salvation, Thursday prays for revival through the Spirit, Friday stresses missions, and Saturday seeks renewed faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Belivers
Christ
Salvatroy
Gail
Sapirday
Presbyterian Agreement Reaches Union Plan Between Churches
In St Louis a joint session of Northern and Cumberland Presbyterian church committees agreed on a basis for union. The plan, to be reported to the 1906 May assemblies for ratification, embeds the two churches under a single constitution and sets rules for the 1907 united general assembly with one minister and one ruling elder per 24 ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Northern Presbyterian Church
U. S A
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Decatur
General Committees
The
Cmndberland Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
U. S.A
United General Assembly
United Assembly
Presbyterian General Assembly
WUB Church Plans Watch Meeting to Start Special Services
A damaged notice indicates the WUB church will begin special services with a watch meeting Sunday while other churches have not yet set dates for their VAMC MEMS observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WUB
Stark County BAPS Bridge Trust suit over $359,785 payment
Cerron ou Dee We-Aciono brought by Panel Lucas from Stark County Court against American Bridge, Wrought Iron Bridge, Canton Bridge, and Masson Bridge to compel payment of 359,785 dollars to the county. Plaintiffs claim funds were illegally drawn from the county treasury for work by these firms.
Wehrle Strike Ended After Polishers Union Talks
Officials of the Wehrle foundry and the Polishers Union reached terms that ended the strike. Since last summer 125 workers were involved and three murders occurred during the dispute, with authorities reporting the settlement satisfactory to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newara
Wehrle Foundry
Polishers’ Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solons
Vanesville
Cambridge& Northern
Judge Donley
Marrow
Franklin
James Lillibridge
Franklin Station
Christian Chapel
Gladden
Neptune
Thomas
Earle Hooker Eaton
Coshecton
Ratchfora
Retail Clerks Union
A. L. Matthews
Mary Barlean
A. C. Sandles
Nora Pocock
Alvin Linebaugh
J.T. Eldermarcian
R. C. Darnes
Beryl Shaw
Charles Shaffer
Will Hoff
Commercial Bank
Coshoeton Glass Company
Boston Piano and Organ Company
Coshoeten National Bank
H. TD. Beach Company
Coshocton Straw Paper
Mail Company
Misa Myrtle Henderson
Delaware
Stewart
Stark County Baps Bridge Trust
the Age
HG Wehrle
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!