O'Conner Pleads Guilty In Liquor Case Before Judge Maxwell
Michael O'Conner pleaded guilty to liquor law violations after arraignment by Judge Maxwell. No sentence was imposed and he remained jailed awaiting sentencing. The article also notes Balder vs Shields settled by jury and a dispute between Phillips and Mallet over a well drilling contract in Clark township.
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Michael O'Conner
Maxwell
O'Conner
Frederick Balder
A. J. Sheilds
Mullet
Clark Township
New Man in the Field Entering Seventeenth District Race
Democratic members learned Thursday that General Roy Wiley of W county will enter the Seventeenth district congressional race. The district is now represented by Democrat J. A. McDowell, with the Wax Will contest affecting party dynamics.
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Columbus Paper
Roy Wiley
W. County
J. A. McDowell
Trea
Settlement Reached After Lake Eric Accident Injuries
A settlement is reached with Charles Haskins who was seriously hurt in the November 25 accident near Needham and Tarlo. The amount paid is stated as fully satisfactory to all parties involved.
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Tr Needham
Tarlo
Railroad consolidation talks spark national transport plan
A government move to combine U S railroads into a single passenger pool is proposed to fulfill an agreement, with plans to merge routes and operations across the country. The item references committees in Detroit and Chicago and notes a push to standardize contracts and services nationwide.
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AW Railroad
Chicago
Mni
Bae
Eet Beremer
British Push Toward Ladysmith Sparks Allied Offensive
London dispatches report military critics expect a major battle along the Ladysmith arc. Buller’s forces near Tugela include 13 000–14 000 bayonets, about 1 200 horses and 40 guns with further reinforcements. Boer numbers are uncertain. Buller urges no retreat as field artillery and infantry advance, warning of Boer use of the white flag tactics. A later item notes a banker’s firm seeking funds and a Columbus, Ohio incident involving Lum Sims.
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London
War Office
Ladysmith
Durban
Buller
Tugela
Cyttleton
Magerston
Colenso
Tneir
Ladvemith
Congress Debates Census Powers and Philippine Policy
Washington Jan 19 The House defeated an amendment to extend census director printing power and keep reports by the public printer. Debates covered census appointments and political balance. In Kington Md the Senate debated Philippine independence and self government after subduing the insurrection. Financial bill criticism of Gage arose as well.
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Philippines
Senate
House
Washington
Flynn
Okla
Lear
Mr. Flynn
Kington
Wellington
United States
Teller
Gage
National City Bank of New York
Das
Paris Papers Stir Sensation With Bankrupt Hint
Paris editorials spark a sensation by alleging Lihat Castellane bankrupts himself in risky speculation tied to Anna Gould’s husband. The Marquis denies the charge, while suspicions point to a Transvaal market downturn and fresh threats of duels as corrections unfold.
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Paris
Lihat Castellane, Jr
Ris
Marquis de Castellane
Anna Gould
Coun
Boni
Marquis Hims
New York
Heated clash marks Kentucky legislative contest
Frankfort reports a heated exchange between Breckinridge and Louisville politicians as Goebel Beckham and Taylor Marshall contest the governor and lieutenant governor seats. Evidence in chief concluded for Goebel Beckham with five days for their case and one day rebuttal, witnesses limited to 50. Insurance bill urged to require local agent approval and tax remittance to the state treasury.
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Breckinridge
Louisville
Frankfort
Goebel
Beckham
Joint Legislative Contest Board
Taylor
Mar
Marshall
Paris Court of Appeals Reverses Damages in La Bourgogne Disaster Case
The Paris court of appeals overturned a lower court ruling awarding 100,000 francs to Mrs Rosal, widow of Mr P Rosal, a passenger in the La Bourgogne disaster. The decision alters compensation in the fatal wreck case.
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Ivorcind Poltava
Baltic Sea
Jerry Ryan
de Cartender
Havens Sever
Cincinnati
Paris
Court of Appeals
Rosal
P. Rosal
la Bourgogne
Libel Reform Proposals Front in State Legislature
Ohio column reports a series of senate and house actions on libel law amendments. Proposals require proving malice, allow mitigating evidence, and weigh complainant character. Other measures attempt to reorganize senate employes, upgrade rank structure, and expand primary election guidelines and property tax returns. A separate note mentions a state normal school bill and a centennial funding plan. Officer D S Connell fatally shot William Wienbrenner in Painesville tunnel incident.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Moznécy
Hardins
Durham
Brorein
Board of Elections
Cohen
Cincinnati
Sease
Particsion
Cildren
Witchwayiman
Painesvile
William Wienbrenner
Marshal D
Connell
Wienbrenner
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