Maledictory of Judge Douglas at Mansfield Courts Monday
Judge Douglas retired from the circuit bench at Mansfield and praised successor Judge McCarty elected last November. In a brief address he reflected on six years and 2490 cases, praising associates Voorhees and Donahue, and lauding the court as manly, wise, able and fearless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Douglas
Circuit Court
McCarty
Canton
Douglas
Mansfield
Supreme Court
Pomerene
Adams
Smyser
Schwartz
Voorhees
Jas
Donahue
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Ohio
First and Last Offense for Three Factory Workers
Three young workers from Novelty Advertising were charged with intoxication and profane language after a show and two bar visits. William Payne del Morris and Dave Lennon pleaded guilty, fined and costs. Two are seventeen and one is twenty one. they claimed it was their first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelty Advertising Company
Runner
William Payne
del Morris
Dave Lennon
Payne
New Chance For Cortelyou By Telegraph to The Age
The copper mining consolidation with five million dollars capital will be headed by John de Roehkete ler and operated by the Standard Oil Company. The proposed trust will be called the United Metals Mining Company. Twelve copper companies will be combined under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
Age New York
Loitar Cay
John de Roehketeler
Temen Trust
Othe Standard Oil Company
Omited Metals Mining Company
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed For Croup Defense
A local notice urges readers to keep Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home as a trusted safeguard against croup. The writer cites personal family use and recommends the product, noting it is available through B Anderson in Forbes block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Messenger
B. Anderson
Forbes Block
Industrial edition of The Age nears completion in Coshocton
The illustrated industrial edition of The Age is nearing press, with twenty pages printed and a binding in magazine form. It features county and city history, resources, and personal sketches of prominent locals, plus half tone cuts of buildings and individuals. Extra copies are available by ordering in advance, price ten cents for single copies, with delivery anticipated within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikiveraatao Inoutak
Eauty
Tdst
Coshocton
Co- Leiaeven
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Customer
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup her family has used. The product is available from C E Anderson Forbes block Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
North Star
Mich
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Prosecutions Planned For Health Violations In Findlay
Dr R B Kee and H G White with Mr Hartman face prosecution by the local health board for violating state health laws. Kee claims there is no smallpox in Findlay and treats it as no more contagious than ordinary itching. White delivered wood to a house with a smallpox case and took payment via a long pole, while Hartman traveled to town despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
R. B. Keeran
H. G. White
Hartman
Board of Health
Dr Pierce’s Woman Health Remedy Advertised in Letter
A fragmentary ad promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with claims of relief from aches and infirmities. It urges letters to the Buffalo physician for advice, notes private correspondence, and offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail with stamp payments.
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St Pan Ark
Pierce
Tan
Perce
RV Pierce
Buffalo
Nsw
Fein
Merce
Common Sense
M Tailing Wady
RV. Pierce
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Severe Winter Storm Paralyses Nation From Coast to Plains
Feb 17 reports describe record snow depths and subzero temps across New York Chicago and the South West. Cities like Louisville Dallas Fort Worth and Atlanta suffer blizzards disrupting rail lines trolley services and telegraph systems. Widespread travel delays and rising rivers threaten the poor and destitute amid brutal cold.
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Louisville
South
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Lounisville
Memphis
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Massville
Atlanta
Saiherp
Cumberland
South Carolina
Chicago
Middle Wear
Oklahoma
Wildistawn
Bismark
Hay and Bowen sign protocol on Venezuelan claims
Washington February 17 Secretary of State Jay and Minister Hewen signed a protocol proving for the negotiation of American citizens claims against Venezuela. The commission will be set to determine payments and the handling of foreign claims under terms arranged between Venezuela and the powers. Commissioners will be appointed by the President and the Dutch Queen's representative.
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Taegpaph Om the Sage
Washington
Jay
Hewen
Vernesuela
Pratocols
Veneguela
Hoosevelt and
Castra
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Bus crash injures worker during saw operation
A worker named Calvert Sprasne was injured at a saw in a busy shop after relieving a coworker. He sustained a profuse wound on the pane factors Mow ay afternoon. Dr Merriam treated the injury and considered alternate pain relief options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Sprasne
Aciontay Immeing
Rok Merriam
Mr. Sprague
Heat Wave Grips Australia Rural Districts
Telegraph dispatch reports a severe heat wave hitting Australia causing wildfires in rural vegetation. The harsh weather drives heat through the countryside, impacting farms and daily life with rising temperatures and scorched vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Coshocton Iron plant to move to Monongahela City
The Coshocton Iron company plans relocating its plant from Coshocton to Monongahela City this spring. Officials secretive about specifics, noting only a concentration of interests. The new Coshocton Tron plant will be built in the Pittsburg district with a 350 by 150 foot main building and forty workers.
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Ace
Pitresurg Tae
Coshocton Ito Company
Coshocton
Boyd
Board of Trade
J. M. Bossert
Coshocton Iron Company
Pitsburg
Monongehela City
Coshocton Tron Company
Heavy Snow Breaks A Yard Arm On Main Street
A yard arm on a telephone pole in front of Dr. F. M. Marshalls Main Street home snapped around 2 am Tuesday. The break sent a spray of wires and caused neighbors to fear the roof was blown off. Wires remained tied and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Marshall
Main Street
Dr. Marshall
Terrific Atlantic Coast Storm Fears For Shipping
The storm of February 17 continues along the coast with Cape Henry reporting winds of seventy miles per hour. All sea coast wires south of Cape Henry are down and no wreck news from the Hatteras coast has arrived. Fears sap for the United States collier Alexander at sea with a broken shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Baan
Gan Ee
Norfolk
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Hatteras
Unites States
Alexander
Gas goes out in Ohio towns
Dayon, Sidney, Piqua, Troy, and Urbana lose natural gas today affecting about 10,000 residents. The outage began this morning and when service returned several families narrowly escaped suffocation due to stove and heater use in confined spaces.
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Ohio
Springfield
Dayton
Sidney
Piqua
Troy
Urbana
Blaze Starts in the National Capitol
A fire was discovered in the public gallery of the House of Representatives just before noon. Crossing wires burned insulation under the floor, sending smoke into the hall. An ice water brigade contained the blaze while an electrician repaired the damage promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capitol
Washington
House
House of Representatives
Washington Cut Out Blizzard Strands Telegraph Links
Washington was isolated from telegraphic communication for several hours after a blizzard hit the area around 6 PM last night. The disruption left the city unable to connect with the outside world until lines were restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Age
Senate caucus to push Panama Canal treaty vote
A Republican Senate caucus gathers in the Marble Room at 4 PM to plan a program aimed at ratifying the Panama Canal Treaty. The session may continue through tonight to allow opponents like Mr. Morgan to finish his remarks before a vote.
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Oman
Thekite
Athens
Senate
Morgan
Pugilists Turn Thieves Are Sentenced
Bangor Maine February 17 Mike Daley ex light weight champion of New England and George Lablanche The Marine ex champion middle weight were sentenced to two years imprisonment each for robbing a drunken man in a hotel Lablanche has been here for months penniless traveling with Daley and others living off small thefts
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Bangor
Maine
Mike Daley
Pugilist
New England
George Lablanche
Lablanche
Daley
Small crowd greets King at Parliament opening
London February 13 King Edward opened parliament at 2 pm. The reopening finds neither side jubilant. Venezuelan troubles have weakened the government while the opposition lacks material for a strong campaign. The crowd greeting the King and Queen was very small. The King’s speech was routine and not released to the press in advance as in Victoria's days.
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Age
London
Edward
Victoria
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