McKay Freed as Judge Declines Train Jump Charge
A.F. McKay, an insurance agent from Springfield, was bound over to Coshocton county court on Tuesday after a long hearing. Mayor Cassingham ruled he was not guilty of unlawful train jumping and that the fare dispute must be decided by the Coshocton common pleas court regarding mileage contracts with the Central Passenger Association. McKay was released on his own recognizance as the mayor postponed final action to the next session.
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A.F. McKay
Cassingham
McKay
Springfield
Bank
Pennsylvania Company
City Wall
James
Judee Dunbar
Steubenville
Chricsville
Fisher
Thad
Chridsville
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Itcia
Uhrichsville
Ewcomerstown
Zanesville
Vins
CsShedon
Virriemsyite
Lorain
Lorain & Wheeling
Pan
Questic
C James
Exy
Mr Kay
Dilsenbar
Unrichsville
A. F. McKay
New Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ubrichsville
Ryan
Bell
Gassingham
Central Passenger Association
Court of Common Pleas
Obie
Not a Strong Bill Roiled Over Canal Lease Provisions
Chief Engineer Perkins of the Ohio board of public works says the two mile provision in the Sheppard act regulating leases of state canal property for railroad right of way has no effect. He notes General Wikoff drafted the bill and changes in the house may have nullified its impact. He argues leases may cover any canal length for steam or electric railroad right of way. A joint meeting of the state board and canal commission considered lease applications under this act.
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Perkins
Ohio Board of Public Works
Wikoff
Canal Commission
Mr. Perkins
State Board of Public Works
State Canal Commission
Han Vaclon
Ohio Democratic convention kicks off in Columbus with fervent crowd
Ohio delegates fill the Columbus auditorium as Webster Huntington serves as temporary chair. The platform is adopted amid strong cheers while contests over credentials and seats are settled for Hamilton, Montgomery, and other counties. The new state central committee is elected with Lewis Brucker as chairman and J P Brennan as secretary.
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Columbus
Ohio Demostratic Convention
W. D. Thomas
Webster P. Huntington
Franklin
Hun Hagson
Dayton
Cleveland
Permanent Organization
Louis Reemelin
Hamilton
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Werner
Blandin
Committee of Resolutions
Kansas City
Natens
Cuyzhoza
Montgomery
Wilson
Dowling
State Central Committee
Charles Nobel
Iton County
Joseph Dowling
Harter C. Garber
Darke
George W. Risser
Putnam
Ulric Sloan
Highland
Severth
Thomas
Clark
J. P. Brenton
Champaign
John Bolan
Lucas
E. A. Crawford
Adams
C. E. Peoples
Meigs
B. F. Gayman
F. T. Dore
Seneca
Lewis Brucks
Richland
I. P. Mahaffey
Guernsey
W. B. Francis
Belmont
Sevyenteentt
Waldo Taylor
Licking
Toledo Excursion Tickets For Wholesale Dealers
Low rate transferable excursion passes on sale to Toledo for the Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers Association of Ohio convention. Tickets are valid for travel to Toledo and return by Monday June 25th.
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Toledo
Coal Dealer's Association of Ohio
Democratic Platform and 1896 Policy Stance Notable in Ohio Text
The document outlines Democratic positions opposing imperialism and favoring direct popular election of officials, anti trust measures, tariff reform, and civil liberties. It cites national and state figures, unionist rhetoric, and calls for restraint in foreign policy while criticizing current administrations. The text includes references to convention leadership and local political events in Chicago and Ohio.
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Bryan
Ohio
Chicave
Congress
United States
Comarese
Mutiny at Porto Rico Penitentiary and Boer Envoy Speech
Reports from San Juan describe a prison mutiny where inmates refused meals and attacked the warden, prompting guards to fire volleys. In Grand Rapids, Wolmarans addressed Dutch and English speakers about Boer war events, reflecting on anticipated moves after Pretoria. A Washington County liveryman praises Chamberlain's remedy for stomach trouble.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Fise
Red
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wolmarans
Montague White
Sybrant Wesselius
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Miler
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Urgettstown
Washington Co
C. E. Anderson
Major's Cement Claims and Pricing Fueled by Advertising
A historical ad style piece touts Major's Cement as superior due to costly ingredients. It argues rivals use cheaper binders and diluents, pricing Major's at four to five times higher margins. The article notes large advertising support and promises mail delivery of products and free nationwide postpaid shipments.
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Major
New York
Aiajor
Mejor
Rauch Ag
Mr Majors
Havins
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Milwaukee
James T. Richardson
Tennessee
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Chicago
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John J. Lentz
Nesro
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Ora Childs
Charles Jackson
Kenney
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Bennett
Asad Storkman Bruck
Thse
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Village Quay
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Fredericktown
Execwor
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Clark Township
Military
James NeCor
Micheel Dapperi
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