Dull Knife Ended Life of Mrs Bible
The Sunday tragedy at Roscoe Coshocton County follows years of mental illness for Sarah Jane Bible wife of Isaac Bible farmer. She killed herself with a dull penknife at the family home while others were at church. Nine children survive with the husband. coroner and local mourners attended.
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Sarah Jane Bible
Adam
Dinah
Polly
Eugene
Edwin
Charles
Bible
Columbus
Schome
Neal
Isaac Bible
Marshall
Bibles
Coshocton Delegates Attend Buckeye Miners Session
The advance guard of United Mine Workers of Ohio delegates arrives for the annual convention in Columbus with wage scale and terms of the coming year to be set. President William Green and local leaders head to Indianapolis for joint operator meetings. Coshocton's Haskins Sullivan and Green are key figures with strong local support.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Ohio
Indianapolis
William Green
C. W. Scott
Morgan Run
Thad McDaniel
Wade Mines
Marion Hall
Cassingham
Coshocton Hustlers
W. H. Haskins
D. H. Sullivan
Haskins
Sullivan
D. H. Wallace
Nelsonville
Denny
Coshocton
Messrs. Green, Haskins and Sullivan
Deed of Knife Fatality Darkens Prairie Chapel Funeral
A grieving community learns of a murder suicide as Mrs Bible uses a pocket knife to kill herself after entering the room where the demented mother lay. The weapon belonged to her son Adam who recalls sewing a button earlier and cannot recall where the knife was left. Funeral for the victim is set for 11 o clock Tuesday morning at Prairie Chapel.
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Adam
Prairie Chapel
Extra Session May Be Called By The President
Washington January 12. It is likely there will be no antitrust legislation from the Fifty seventh congress as senate leaders display a fixed program and House measures may die in the Senate. President Roosevelt threatens to call an extra session to push an antitrust bill if needed.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Hewitt at Deaths Door
Abram Hewitt remained alive at 9 o clock this morning but recovery seems unlikely after report from New York dated January 12. The brief item notes Hewitt was gravely ill with no hopeful prognosis.
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Age
New York
Abram
Hewitt
Ghostly rapping exposed as Buncombe hoax in Michigan
Port Huron Jan 12 two reporters solved the house spirit mystery at Mrs Mary Griggs home by proving Lizzie Griggs the supposed medium made raps with a button hook hidden in her hand. Father and reporters exposed the fraud and the supposed spirits were busted.
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Port Huron
Mich
Mary Griggs
Lizzie Griggs
Lizzie
Feito in Madrid pistol incident linked to monomania
Feito who fired at the royal carriage in Madrid is shown to suffer monomania and is not connected with anarchists. King Alfonso receives many congratulations on his escape. A dynamite bomb mailed from Barcelona was found at the railroad station, likely for use at the Sagasta funeral procession.
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Madrid
Feito
Barcelona
Rel Road
Senor Sagasta
Weather forecast and dog purchase front page note
Washington dispatch reports a severe widespread storm watch and near freezing temperatures extending from the Ohio valley to the Atlantic coast with rain and snow in many areas. The notice notes Central and Eastern regions including the St Lawrence basin and Rocky Mountain fringe likely to see cold conditions. Charles Burrell buys a fine bird dog from a southern kennels.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
St. Lawrence
Nebastia
Cineinnarp
Laka
Almigst
Late Markets
Telegraphed market notes from East Liberty and Chicago show cattle slow, sheep active, hogs higher, and grains with May wheat at 75 7/8, corn 43 1/4, oats 34 1/4, with pork at 17.50 per barrel as of January 12.
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East
Liberty
Chicago
Man Arrested for Drunken Charge in Conesville
James Moore of Conesville was arrested Saturday evening on intoxication charges. He posted bond for his appearance and was released Monday morning.
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James Moore
Conesville
Marriage Licenses and Farm Sale Notice in Coshocton County
Marriage licenses listed for William H. Smith 27 farmer of Oxford township and Alta Loos 24 of Oxford township plus Adam F. Martin 21 farmer Roseoe and Clara Noble. Notice of rental and public sale of farm near Roscoe two miles below the Ohio canal on January 22 with livestock and farming implements, sale terms, and mortgage security details.
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Wm. H. Smith
Oxford Township
Alta Loos
Adam F. Martin
Roseoe
Clara
Noble
Coshocton
L. Finley
Roscoe
Ohio Canal
I Oslock P.m
Firemen of Tampa on Bitter Strike
Tampa Jan 14 The fire department strike grows troublesome as the council puts new union men to work and organized labor lures the replacements. Insurance agents warn the council that fire protection is essential or policies will be canceled. Businesses warn deserters not to be rehired. A big clash looms.
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Teesrand
Tampa
Pla
Busiiness
Coal Famine Deepens as Deaths Rise in Chicago
Four more people die as a brutal cold grips Chicago. temperatures drop to six degrees below zero and thousands risk perishing. Victims include Frank Jewis S Rose Pool and O A Clark, who drank carbolic acid. Grand jury reopens probe into why 10 000 to 15 900 coal cars were concealed in rail yards around Chicago.
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Age
Chicago
Frank Jewis
S. Rose
P. Pool
O.A. Clark
Cuban reciprocity treaty under senate committee review
Washington January 12 The Cuban reciprocity treaty is under consideration by the senate committee on foreign relations in special session. Florida tobacco interests present arguments against the section of the convention that prevented the introduction of American grown tobacco in Cuba.
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Age
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Florida Tobaccs
Gas supply disruptions hit several Ohio cities
Telegraph report from Springfield dated January 12 notes Dayton Piqua Troy and Urbana lack natural gas today while the city of Dayton struggles with shortages and the broader impact on residents remains unclear due to line outages and regulatory issues.
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Springfield
Dayton
Piqua
Troy
Urbana
Magnates of Baseball Get Together and National League Accord
Baseball magnates meet to finalize a definite agreement with the American? 471 circuit structures recognized by the National League. Trust legislation enacted, shaping major league governance and relations.
End to High Salaries as Baseball Peace Reached
Telegraph reports a baseball peace agreement ending open salaries. Major leagues set caps, preserve city circuits, prohibit consolidations, and ban player transfers aimed at weakening a league. Presidents meet to fix rates. Pittsburg and Cincinnati clubs sign contracts to end grossly high pay.
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Cincinnati
America
Pittsburg
WA Roy
Beetre
Rush
Delehanty
Awrehoo Crawford
Detroit
Bro
Newton
York
Chesbro
Tannéhill
Lefty Davis
Powers
New York
Pulliam
Garry Hermann
Barney Dreyfuss
Mam
Conroy
Johnson
Ttia
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Industrial Edition of The Age Nears Publication
The Illustrated Industrial Edition of The Age progresses over two months and will showcase Coshocton’s industries business blocks public buildings scenery and residences. Local firms are urged to secure representation by the seventeenth of the current month to avoid omission and reporters will contact interested parties.
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Coshocton
Age Office
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