Spectacular Mentone Scene Involving Kruger Ally Crown Princess
Danish eyewitness reports a dramatic Mentone cafe confrontation where former Boer president Dom Paul denounced the crown princess and her companion Giron. The princess fainted as Paul cried judgment, Giron struck him, bracelet dropped, then the couple fled with witnesses in shock.
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Age
New York
Newsantain
Chopenhagen
Mentone
Giron
Dom Paul
Paul
Esting
Trolley Strikes Threaten Pittsburg Railways
A committee of street railway workers demanded wage increases to 75 cents an hour and union recognition from General Superintendent Murphy of Pittsburg Railways. If not agreed within 48 hours, a strike will be decided. unorganized Secona avenue and Allegheny line employees may remain at work.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Murphy
Pittsburg Railways Company
Secona Avenue
Ajlegheny
School Children Killed by Train at Clifton Avenue Crossing
Newark, Feb 15 A Delaware and Lackawanna train struck a trolley car at Clifton avenue crossing at 8 30 this morning destroying the car and killing eight small children instantly while injuring many others on their way to high school. The crossing gates were reportedly not in working order. Also notices about fruit trees and a brief item: Vaughn Leisure resigns to study law in Chicago.
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Newark
N. J
Delaware & Lackawanna
Clifton Avenue Crossing
Rockefeller Buys Control Of Manhattan Rail Stock
New York February 19 report says John D. Rockefeller has acquired 20 000 Metropolitan Street Railway shares from William C. Whitney. If confirmed, Rockefeller would gain practical control of New York lighting and traction facilities. Whitney has not confirmed the report.
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the Age
New York
Wall Street
John D. Rockefeller
William C. Whitney
Metropolitan Street Railway
Like Mills of Gods Grind Slow at Park Hotel Fire
Insurance adjusters worked at the Park hotel on Wednesday afternoon and the loss from the fire will be reassessed next Tuesday when the building will be heated and lit for a full investigation. J. Shoop of Columbus and Henry Richardson, chosen by insurers and Mr. Rittenhouse respectively, will review the stock loss. The hotel is insured for 12500 dollars and a report is expected today. Trades Council Expanding. Five delegates from the Morfan Run Mine workers joined the central Trades Council meeting at Central Labor hall. Two locals from Franklin station may affiliate soon as the council grows.
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Park Hotel
J. ¥. Shoop
Columbus
Henry Richardson
Rittenhouse
Trades Council
Central Labor Hall
Morfan Run
Frankliin Station
Route Change for Spring Mountain Warsaw Contract
The route change report states the present contract for tosil carrying between Spring Mountain and Warsaw will be filled by Silas Lanning of Spring Mountain, the lowest bidder. Tidball and wife are mentioned as part of the updated arrangement.
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Tosil
Spring Mountain
Warsaw
Mr. Tidball
Silas Lanning
Fire wrecks ruin costly theater. eight buildings burned
London reports King Edward endorsing a model factory plan at Osborne with a 10 day completion pledge. Telegraph notes a theater fire in Siqgisigfield at Fountain Square, where eight buildings burned and four men, including J H Mulholland, Herbert Blecker, Harry Freet and Dorsey Crane, were trapped as a wall collapsed. total loss about 360000 dollars.
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Age
London
King Edward
C. Stewart
Cleveland
Ohio
Te” Westinghouse. Company
Osborne
Stewart
Sby
Opera House
J. H. Mulhholland
Herbert Blecker
Harry Freet
Dorsey Crane
Mulholland
Ferry Pierrpone Wrecked on Governor's Island Rocks
A ferry boat Pierrpone of the Hamilton avenue line was driven ashore on Governor's Island by a gale. Soldiers rescued the passengers after they reached the seawall bridge formed by planks. The boat remained stranded on the rocks with its crew and travelers safe.
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Pierrpone
Hamilton Avenue
Governor's Island
Strong Box Shows Wisdom of New State Laws
The quarterly state treasury report to Governor Nash by Treasurer Cameron and Auditor Guilbert shows Ohio funds total $4,035,000 in coin and currency, up from $1,222,006 last year, aided by new revenue measures. Also mentions Reed’s February 21 sale in New Moscow with horses cattle sheep hogs and household goods starting at a.m.
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Age
Columbus
Nash
Cameron
Guilbert
Ohio
New Moscow
Strike Threatened by Wabash Trainmen
A wage dispute over an 18 percent rise for freight conductors and trainmen and 1 percent for passenger staff led Wabash railroad managers to declare a strike threat. A proposed compromise limited the increase to crews west of Chicago to Danville, Illinois, but President Ramsey refused citing Illinois lines as part of the eastern division.
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Aedpaty
Ramsey
Chicago
Danville
Hil
Ilinois
Clark of Strike Commission Defends Unionism Before Boston Audience
E. E. Clark of Cedar Rapids, member of the anthracite strike commission, tells a cultured Boston audience that organized labor must defend unions and strike for better conditions, but always within the law. He argues labor cannot justify unlawful acts and supports property rights while condemning boycotts and blacklists as improper tools.
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Clark
Strike Commission
Boston
Age
Twenteth Century Club
E. E. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Coshocton Peddler Frozen at Dennison
Anthony Sechini a Coshocton peddler from the Assyrian community arrived at Dennison last night in dire condition with both feet severely frozen. He started from Newcomerstown aiming for WellsVille but could not progress past West Lafayette, then traveled by train with his young son to Dennison Panhandle station where he spent the night. Dr Hughes treated him and advised returning home to Coshocton while the boy continued to Wellsville.
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Anthony Sechini
Coshocton
DennIson
Sechini
Newcomerstown
Wellsville
West Lafayette
Panhandle
Hughes
Hilarity Over Babe Too Strenuous at Chestnut Street Home
On Wednesday night a twelve pound baby arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs John Tatton on Chestnut Street Glen TunniellN from the same house saw it and celebrated by getting bottles drunk Chief Mapel gathered him up and locked him in the calibooy where he is resting
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John Tatton
Chestnut Street
Glen Tunnielln
Howse
Ghief
Mapel
Calibooy
Wires Snapped By Extreme Cold Across State
Extreme cold at zero degrees snapped telegraph lines, delaying service overnight. By Thursday 10 p m Western Union manager Biggs in Coshocton reported only four of twenty four wires usable. Postal manager Roger noted similar conditions. Telephonic links with Columbus showed widespread outages. Similar reports flowed in from across the state.
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Biggs
Western Union
Roger
Postal
Columbus
Coshocton
First Spring Horse Sale Opens March Sixth
This notice advertises the first spring horse sale offering fifty horses and ten mules at public auction. The sale begins Friday March 6 at 42 o clock with a selection aimed at work horses and drivers. Entitled to appeal to buyers seeking dependable stock.
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Adame
President Nominates Richards to Succeed Day
The president sent to the Senate nominations for William R. Day of Ohio as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court and Tak a K Richards of Ohio as U S circuit judge for the Sixth Circuit, marking a major judicial appointment update from Washington on February 14.
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Richards
Day
Age
Washington
Senate
Justic
Supreme Court of the United States
William R. Day
Ohio
United
Sixth Judicial
Eltenit
Taka K. Richards
Anniversary Mass at The Church of the Sacre Fifth Year
The Church of the Sacre marks its fifth anniversary with a high mass and vespers. the Te Deum will be sung. Next Sunday Father Synan resumes sermons on the commandments, focusing on Thou Shalt Not Kill.
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Church of the Sacre
Synan
Miss Stella Mowery Dies in St Louis
The body of Stella Mowery twenty daughter of Vesey Mowery of St Louis was brought here and taken to Mrs Brewer Roosege home. Mr Mowery a former Coshocton county citizen moved to St Louis years ago. Miss Mowery died Wednesday of uranic poisoning. The funeral cortege will leave the Brewer residence at 12 30 Saturday for Prairie Chapel for services and burial. Mr Mowery is brother in law of Mrs Anderson and Howard Miller.
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Miss Stella
Vesey
Mowery
St.Louis
Brewer
Roosege
Mr. Mowery
Coshocton‘ County
St. Louis
Miss Mowery
Grewer
Prairie Chapel
Merrs. Anderson
Howard Miller
Cold Weather Delays Trains On Mountain Route
Assistant Agent Rowland said nothing new about late trains due to heavy snow and frosty tracks. Trains on the division regain time, but through trains from New York suffer. The Haight concert band makes its debut February 24 with street performances and a dance to follow featuring the Slkepler-New ton orchestra after opening with the King Dodo waltzes.
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Rowland
Panhandle
Thoursday
New York
Haight
Forbes
Dodo Waltses
Slkepler-Newton
Fermionhe Mesic
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Sweden
Ohio Theater
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Erry
Babe
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