Excited Scene After Drunken Man With Musket Threat
Amy Painter reported a drunken man armed with an old musket threatening suicide near the King saloon on Second Street. Turnkey Decker responded and found him calmer after his wife removed the weapon. Rev Dr Toland’s condition improved. Montgomey reports he remains stable in Wellsville. Administrator notice for George E Nelise in Coshocton County Ohio. Jan 15 1906.
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Pi Amy Painter
King Saloon
Second Street
Andy
Decker
Painter
George BE. Neutse
George E. Nelise
Coshocton County
Ohio
Prosper C. Royer
Arbitration report outlines strikes and losses in year
The annual report to the governor details about 20 major strikes with 4500 male and 100 female workers affected. Total losses reached 525000 dollars, while probate judges often fail to notify the board of threatened strikes. The board cites lack of funds hindering law enforcement.
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Gunnlovers
Pittsburg Leader Sold for 1 250 000 In Trust Deal
Pittsburg Leader, a longtime afternoon paper, was sold to John P. Munter in trust for private clients. The purchase price, including plant juice, is understood to be 1 250 000. Attorney for State Senator William Flann denies any interest in the deal as details emerge about the press acquisition.
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Agr
Pittsburg
John P. Munter
Hunter
William Flann
Improvement Co Declares Dividend at Annual Meeting
The Cosboctom Improvement Co held its annual meeting at Necholis and Merrell’s office Saturday evening and declared a 6 percent dividend on preferred stock. Officers and directors listed include President H. D. Duineh, Vice President A. N. Compton, Secretary FE Pomereve, Treasurer S II Nicholas, and directors Gabriel Loren and Dr. ih. Foster. The executive board will decide on creating new houses at the meeting on the second Tuesday in February.
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Cosboctom Improvement Co
Necholis & Merrell
Aml Bord
H. D
Ih. Foster
Court notes show probate and treasury actions in county issues
Court House reports advance in probate with S G Stover trustee final account for M D Stover estate. Treasurer White Eyes lists soldiers' pay for January and a chaplain allowance. Court warrants total 46.75 with tax payments reaching 790.80. Addressed to farmers and operators, commissioners Bale and Funk attend, Funk arriving on the afternoon train.
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Bale and
Funk
S. G. Stover
M. D. Stover
Treasury
White
Washington
Irwin
Russia Hears New Year Warnings After Bear Restaurant Tragedy
The Bear restaurant shooting in St Peters burg shocks New Year gatherings as Russians read omens of bloodshed for 1906. Count Sheremetieff is said to have battered by friends of the slain student Navidoff, while the accident casts a pall over celebrations.
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St. Petersberg
Navidoff
Sheremetieff
Russia
Rain and Cooler Night Then Partly Cloudy Tuesday
Weatherman forecasts rain for tonight across the region with cooler conditions. Partly cloudy and colder weather expected on Tuesday with light winds and possible overnight low temperatures.
Missions and Business Mission Meeting at Presbyterians
A Monday morning conference at the Presbyterian church in Granville brought John Sample and Mr. McConna of New York City together with local church trustees to plan a mission program on a Quaindss basis for stronger results and broader cooperation. Attendees included J R Abb and John Stewart Johnston Denman Gault Anderson Gray Beach Elliot and Compton plus Mechin Porter Crawford of Keene and Rev Mr Jones of Warsaw. Rev Mr Maughiman of Roscoe is reported worse with typhoid fever.
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Presbyterian Church
John Sample
Granville
Mr. McConna
New York City
Messrs
J. R. Abb
John Stewart
Johnston
Denman Gault
Anderson
Gray
Beach Eliott
Compton
Messry
Mechin, Porter
Crawford
Keene
Mr. Jones
Warsaw
Wanted General Housework No Washing
Multiple short classifieds note a good girl for general house work with no washing and good wages at 255 South Fifth Street. Also a WANTED for a medium desk, a FOR SALE boiler and engine and a parlor organ bargain at 412 Lee Avenue.
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South Fifth Street
Wm. Hoop
Eureka Laundry Co
South Eighth Street
Lee Avenue
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