Frey on the Wrong Track fuels Democratic rift in Ohio
The Toledo Blade defends Democratic editors against Frey charged with factionalism. Frey urged unity for democracy but critics note rapid party shifts and past criticisms by Frey. The piece also praises Monroe Doctrine support by Prime Minister Balfour and notes Berlin Anger's reply about U.S. involvement in Venezuela.
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Frey
Toledo Blade
Democraticn
Ohio
Balfour
Germany
Venezula
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Monroe Doctrine and European shifts in 1900s policy
The piece analyzes European attitudes toward the Monroe Doctrine, noting Britain’s earlier support and Germany’s criticism, and discusses how The Hague and diplomatic moves reflect a shift toward American influence in the western hemisphere. It cites Venezuela, foreign creditors, and the U.S. role as final judge in disputes, with mentions of Roosevelt era policy and trust legislation.
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Venezuela
Hague Tribunal
United States
Balfour
The
Hague
Great Britain
Germany
South America
Balkan Peninsula
Russia
Elkins Bill Reforms Rebates and Corporate Liability
The Elkins bill advances administration aims to curb railroad rebates by targeting corporate beneficiaries rather than individual agents. It shifts punishment to the company receiving illicit advantage, signaling a practical tightening of trust control in current legislation.
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Elkins
Elkins Till
Telephone Wires Fail Across Region Halting Service
Widespread outages cripple telephone lines as wires bow and break near the ice king area. Citizens struggle to contact Citizens' offices while major cities like Zanesville, Cleveland and Newark report no reachability. Central Union lines operate slowly, with frequent misrouted calls and dropped connections.
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Freignen
Murtaive Capecaily
Citizens
Linas
Cies
Fialtunhes
Zanesville
Cleveland
Newark
Hare
Newcowers
Unite States
Ramparnys
Wagons Sink Deep in Freezing Mud Behind Roscoe Wel
Five coal wagons bog down in thawed mud along the road behind Roscoe Wel as soft ground and a crusted surface trap vehicles. Horses suffer leg injuries from jagged crust while drivers move wagons aside and return to roster.
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Roscoe Wel
Rasen
Wild Goose Corner Again In The Courts
Judge Samuel B. Eason of Wooster opened Common Pleas Court with Bechtel versus Flagg et al tied to Tiverton township wild goose corner. The triangular fifteen acre dispute stems from timber sales by Barbara Rodgers and involves Bechtels Suntheimer Borden and others. Dozens of witnesses recalled as proceedings continue with cross petitions and probate notes intermingled.
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Samuel B. Eason
Wooster
Common Pleas Court
Bechtel
Barbara Rodgers
Clarence Flaggart
Ulysses Bechtel
Rodgers
John
Samuel Bechtel
Philip Suntheimer
Samuel H. Borden
Suillwell
Millersburg
Messrs Wheeler and Giern
Bechtels
C.br. Hune
Borden and Suntheimes
Nicholas & Merrell
Sarah KE. Parks
Park
Magdalens Lechner
Moses Mivern
Tom Avers
Dale
Seleman Roof
L. Cassincham
Cassingham
Selomon
Pranklin
Phoebe Limebacher
Valentine Limebacher
Crawford Township
Sullivan to Attend State United Mine Workers Board Meeting
KH H Sullivan state president of the United Mine Workers of America will travel to Columbus next week for a meeting of the state board.
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KH. H. Sullivan
Cnited
Columbas
United Mine Workers of America
Field Marshal Sir John Simons Dies in London
London february 14 Field Marshal Sir John Simons famed for Crimean War passes away. Born 1821 he rose to commander in chief of allied Crimean forces and held numerous diplomatic posts throughout a storied British military career.
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London
Sir John Simons
Joseph Callahan Named Manager for New Coshocton Theatre
Joseph Callahan elected manager of Coshocton opera house at board meeting in Coshocton. Officers named: President T. J. Hanley, Vice President John Williams, Secretary J. C. Adams, Treasurer William Rodgers. Hanley and Callahan inspected a new theater in New Philadelphia and plan visits to Cambridge and Bowling Green before finalizing plans. A king of the air display features an American gray eagle from Walhending at Hay's jewelry store. Huffman Bros. end partnership. James Huffman buys brother’s interest. business continues under T C Huffman.
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Joseph Callahan
Coshocton Opera House
John C. Adams
T. J. Hanley
John Williams
J. C. Adams
William Rodgers
Hanley
Callahan
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Cambridge
Bowling Green
Walhending
Ed. Frey
C. Wf. Hay
Society The Players entertain at Miss Pomerene home
Miss Helen Pomerene charmingly entertained The Players at her home on South Fourth street on a Saturday afternoon. Hearts was the game in honor of St Valentine’s day. The prize, a stick pin with two hearts, went to Mrs. McCurdy. Luncheon followed at 3 o'clock.
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Helen Pomerene
South Fourth Street
McCurdy
G. W. Richie
H. R. McCordy
Carl Herbig
Jesse McClain
Guy Meek
Legal Notice Seeks Ballot Printing Proposals for Coshocton County
The Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections of Coshocton County Ohio will receive proposals at its Coshocton office by 8 p.m. February 18 1903 for printing ballots and instruction cards to be used at the April election in ward and township areas. Each bid must include a bond double the proposal amount. The board may reject any bid. Frank Ulman executor of Abram Weatherwax will sell the A J Stover farm Monroe Township Coshocton Ohio on March 1 at 1 p.m. The 120 acre farm lies near Spring Mountain Blissfield with 115 acres cleared and under cultivation. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with 6 percent interest, mortgage on the premises.
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Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Coshacton County
Ohio
Coshacton
Coshocton
L. T. Sudd
Frank Ulman
Abram Weatherwax
A. J. Stover
Monroe Township
Coshoctan
Spring Mountain
Blissfield
Frank Ullman
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Jackson
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Jackson Township
Dent
Roon
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Tims
van Fforn
Cambridge Soad
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NEW Theatre
T. d. Hanley
Huffman Bros
Walnut Stree
James Huffman
T C Huffman
Vetter
J. M. Cosper
Avontale
Thomas Shannon
Keene
L. Hwisker
Kennilworth
Warsaw
Walbonding Road
Poland
A. J. Forney & Son
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Alex Park
Bakersville
Ceresora
Wiles: Grocery Co
J.E. Foster
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
State Rod of Agriculture
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