Court year end report totals civil and criminal cases
Clerk McDermott reports the common pleas court year ending June 3 shows 40 civil judgments totaling 15131 dollars. Seven criminal indictments against persons and 18 against property. fourteen indictments pending. two persons sentenced to penitentiary and two to reform school and two to workhouse. Thirty seven pending indictments for public peace issues. seven found against persons, one to penitentiary, six pending. Divorces: 23 filed, 22 granted with two for adultery, 17 for absence and neglect, three for cruelty. Grand jury fees 352.95. petit jury 240 criminal and 1497.60 civil. Year: 193 cases filed, 171 disposed. six to circuit court, three to supreme court. Pending common pleas cases: 120. Five deaths requiring coroner inquests.
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Stile Reformatory
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Not Many Watches Audit Summary by Auditor Lamberson
Auditor Lamberson compiled statistics from the assessor reports revealing taxable property totals. Notable figures include 393 watches turned in for tax, 725 in valuation for those items, 624 pianos and organs valued, merchant stock at 214,450, stock company investments at 13,005, and total assets reported at 1,651,038. Corporations file returns directly to the auditor, with 203 listed as males and females among the tax classes and 23 divers listed as chattel property.
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Lamberson
Closs
Chultie Property
Governor Nash Enforces Notary Bond Stamp Rule
Governor Nash continues to require notaries to attach 30 cent revenue stamps to bonds despite Judge A C Thompson ruling stamps are not required by federal statutes. The U S Internal Revenue Service insists stamps stay until a higher court rules. Bonds set at 21 500 with cent denomination stamps specified.
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Nash
A.C. Thompson
United States Court
United States Internal Revenue Department
Judzee Thompson
Order in the Park Brings Quiet Nights
Police control of courthouse park has reduced nighttime crowds and harassment. Complaints have declined as shaded walks are safer for both men and women to pass. The park’s clearing after a set hour appears to deter loiterers, with residents noting improved safety and reduced nuisance in the area.
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Courthouse Park
Wreck train passes through after mud incident
The Pan Handle wreck train moved through here Thursday near noon en route to Wakatomika cut. Heavy rains Wednesday night caused a steam shovel to sink in mud at that site, requiring wreck crew help to set it on a solid foundation.
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Wakatomika Cut
Memorial Service for Mrs Willard Union Leaders Attend
The annual memorial service of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs T H Eilcott on Eighth Street. Representatives from several unions joined to honor the departed wife and members with floral displays and a life like watercolor portrait of Mrs M W Palmer and a picture of Miss Willard. Caskets of flowers adorned the scene as funeral sprays were laid on graves at Rescue Oak Ridge and Snuck Lawn cemeteries.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
T. H. Eilcott
Eighth Street
Pidaintivid
Loscut
Newcomerstown
Saue
M. OM. Palmer
Willard
Paving Inquiry Leads Hanlon to Asphalt Samples
Ene vinee, Hanlon instructed bidders to submit asphalt samples at least three years in service before bids. Two samples arrived: one from a Washington paving and another from near Cincinnati’s courthouse. Hanlon, pleased with the results, continues close study of asphalt materials.
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Hanlon
Washington
Cincinnati
Confession Made by a Suspect Held For a Kentucky Train Robbery
The article reports Charles W. Barnes of West Bell Place was arrested as a primary suspect in the Illinois Central express car robbery three miles south of Wickliffe Kentucky, looting $10,000. Barnes supposedly confessed implicating John Nelson and a man named Dwyer. Nelson escaped after a gunfight with detectives. Mrs Barnes and Mrs Nelson are detained in the case.
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St. Louis
Charles W. Barnes
West Bell Place
Illinois Central
Wickliffe
John Nelson
Barnes
Nelson
Dwyer
Chinese War News From Peking to Tientsin and Washington
Telegraphs from London and Washington report Li Hung Chang retaining influence in Canton as foreign troops advance toward peace terms. Boxers threaten foreigners at Wen Chau while Chinese guns tighten the siege around Tianjin. Reports from Brussels and Berlin note rebel defeats near Pekin and German plans for siege batteries. Washington says Secretary Long has heard nothing from Admiral Renner on the Asiatic station.
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Tat
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Brussels
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Aas
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Astrous
Shaun Tung
Taku
Tsin Tan
Peking
Neces
Washington
Long
Admiral Renner
Asiatic
Ovarian Troubles and Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Two letters from women praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb related issues. A Wisconsin woman reports swelling relief after five weeks of illness and avoiding surgery. A Michigan woman credits the remedy with ending two years of falling womb and ovarian inflammation, restoring health after six bottles.
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Proixuam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Sairn
Arlington, Towa
Mrs. Pixxnaw
Mag
Exsie Brras
Otisville, Mich
Bolivian envoy and Japanese minister named
News from Washington reports Bolivia appointing Dr Fernando Guachalla as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States Venezuela and Mexico. Japanese minister Takahira to Washington will present credentials midmonth. Root comments Cuba constitutional future with cautious view on annexation, predicting independence sentiment remains strong. Wheat outlook in Northwest forecast to reach up to 150 million bushels if weather improves.
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Washington
Bridgeman
Fernando E. Guaehalla
United States
Venezuela
Mexico
Root
Cuba
Cubana
Northwest
Minneapolis
H. V. Jones
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
General Dewet's forces entrenched at Nitrals Nek disaster
London reports Burghers claim heavy British losses with over 200 casualties at Siegbornir engagement. Dispatches note General Clearr's column advancing from Transvaal toward Standerton to Heidelberg, while Dewer's force secures a strong position near Relief Nek after Bethleham evacuation. Also reports a Milwaukee wrestling event with Jack Carkeek and Hjalmar Lundin.
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Sitral
London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Rovers
Siebgornir
Dewer
Captain Cogian Hl Illness Report From Colorado Springs
A telegram from Bloomington Indiana dated July 14 reports Captain Cogian, commander of the Raleigh at Manila, gravely ill with pneumonia. An operation was required and recovery is uncertain while he stays with his wife in Colorado Springs.
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Webb C. Hayes
Dubuque
Jehz 3Fe- Quinlan
Koza
Neilie Short
Cogian Hl
Bloomington
Ind
Cogian
Raleigh
Manilla
Colorado Springs
Outbreak Fear Among Red Lake Indians Sparks Troop Move
Solway Minnesota July 14 danger of an outbreak by Blanket Indians at Red Lake grows as Indian police switch sides and war dances continue. Twenty mounted men head to the agency to learn instructions from Indian Agent Mercer. Troops may be sent from Governor Lind to Red Lake to quell the flashpoint while crowds are warned to stay away. Crows also dance near Pier Gap as tensions rise.
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Solway
Minn
Chippewa Labguage
Mercer
Lind
Sizie
Uist
Res Lake
Billings
Mar
Pier Gap
The People's Paper for the United States Advertises Its Content
A promotional passage touts the paper as the best element of the country readers, offering important foreign and world news, reliable market reports, short stories, agricultural and scientific information, fashion for women, humorous illustrations for all ages, and a nationwide readership.
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Kis
United States
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