Traffic agreement ruled illegal by New York court
Justice Truax in the supreme court declared the traffic agreement among the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad, the St. Louis and San Francisco, and the St. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern railroads illegal and against bondholders’ interests. Gustav E. Kissel and Susan Baumer, bondholders of Chicago and Eastern Illinois, brought the action to set aside the agreement.
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Ilegal
New York
Jan. T
Truax
Supreme Court
Chicago and Eastern
Markets in Prices Corrected by Snyder and Hanley
Purchasing prices shown for meats dairy produce and grains with corrections by Snyder & Si Butter and Hanley & Co. listing per dozen eggs per pound beef and pork items shoulder cabbage onions and various flours and meal. Includes delayed updates and multiple figures for beans wax eggs and other staples.
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Snyder & Si
Elected Officers Named by County Infirmary Board
The county board of infirmary directors held their annual meeting at the county infirmary. George W. Meek was elected president with Thomas Adams as vice president and Henry Ehrich as secretary for the coming year.
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County Board of Infirmary Directors
County Infirmary
Ird
George W. Meek
Thomas Adams
Henry Ehrich
Struck The Bull's Eye At Baltic Gun Club Shoot
The Baltic Gun Club held a New Year’s shoot near the village. A crack shot named The Strack won by breaking 23 of 24 pigeons. Other scores: Stroch 23 Dr J H Zinken 26 Win Hoffman 13 Fo Prous 10 J Barthelmeh 8. Three babies named William Willie and Bil were mentioned with a note of good luck to Rocky Mountain Tea Co. E Anderson.
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Baltic Gun Club
Stroch
J. H. Zinken
Hoffman
Fo Prous
J. Barthelmeh
Wiliam
Willie
Bil
Co. E. Anderson
Ohio News File Claims Against State
Sixty one farmers along the St Marys reservoir submerged in 1904 filed claims totaling over 100000 dollars and seek compensation only if the legislature authorizes an appropriation. Assistant attorney general George Jones represents the state. Garfield Urged for Congress in Cleveland commissioner James R Garfield is urged to run to replace Beidler in the Twentieth district. Garfield lives in Mentor Lake County. Killed by Fast Train in Xenia laborers Fernando Brom Slathe Host and Grassi Don were struck by Pennsylvanian No 21 near Wilberforce. Monnett sues Canton Bridge Co for 108422 under Valentine Antitrust law in Stark County. George Goodman of Kingston in Chillicothe shot while handling a revolver believed empty. Robbery at Dayton Oakwood resident E F Gallaudet, son in law of ex Senator Cockrill of Missouri, reports silverware theft valued near 1000. Charles G Goff arrested in Toledo for forging employer checks totaling 793.75.
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Wapahoneta
O. Jan
St. Mary's Reservoir
George Jones
Grain and Livestock Market Report Across Cities
Grain and Livestock prices from Chicago and East Buffalo list cattle ranges from common to prime, with hogs, sheep, and calves cited. Prices for wheat corn oats and wool across Cleveland Cincinnati Boston appear, showing regional variability and daily trade levels.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvana
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Bret
Will Bowl Thursday Night Stars and Barnes’ clash set
A bowling contest between two city teams styling themselves the Stars and Barnes is slated for Thursday night at Star alleys. The Stars include Dave Stahley Webster Quackendash and Westerlund. Barnes’ lineup lists Glaser Hildebrand Miller Edwards and Arnold.
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Stars
Barnes
Bne
Dave
Stahley
Webster
Quackendash
Westerlund
Glaser
Hildebrand
Miller
Edwards
Arnold
Russian Revolt Fallout Shrinks Moscow Hope for Turmoil Return
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow recount 548 killed and 1,065 wounded across hospitals in the ten day upheaval with 174 later deaths among the injured. Police losses include 10 killed and 17 wounded. final casualty near 2,500. Governor General Doubassoff says a repeat revolt is impossible as liberals turn against armed uprising. The Slave attacks Witte and cabinet records, accusing corruption and bureau crats.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Doubassoff
Associated Press
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