President Roosevelts stance on Russia compared to lynching list
The editorial weighs Roosevelts stance on Russia and Jews as a president against time worn norms. It then lists June lynchings across states including Webster County Georgia Greenville Mississippi Belleville Illinois Forest Hill Louisiana Wilmington Delaware Cleveland Mississippi Elk Valley Tennessee Brinkley Arkansas Newton Georgia, totaling eighteen incidents.
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Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Benjamin Gordon
Webster County
Robert Dennis
Qreenville
Miss
David I. Wyatt
Belleville
Til
Banjo" Peavey
Fort Valley
Smith County
Frank Dupree
Forest Hill
John Brown
Bad Lands
Mont
Georgea White
Wilmington
Del
George Kincaid
Cleveland
Case Jones
Elk Valley Tenn
Jack Harris
Brinkley
Ark
Newton
King Peters Dreams and Doubts Shade New Servian Reign
An editorial notes King Peter I of Servia taking the oath as head of state. It questions palace danger after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga, suggests possible involvement by insiders, and warns of uneasy nights as conspiracies linger around the new ruler.
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Peter
Servia
Alexander
Sage of The Age Hughie's Soliloquy and Town Jests
A mosaic of quips and verses on Leavenworth names and local mirth. References to Sheriff Leavengood, Browning, and a Temperance Lecture mingle with notes on a Chicago brewery explosion, wedding jokes from Coshocton, and a tortoise found near town bearing carved initials and a date.
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Chicago
Order of
Foam Lovers
Fragmentary Note Cites Names in Old Opinion
A fragment from the Adamsville Register quotes a claim about the initials cut July 4, 1831, involving names Seph Minnick and Jacob s Werta with both parties now dead and no assertion of correctness. It discusses a tortoise turning 72 years old.
Glass House and the Toledo Post Office Scandal
The Toledo Blade notes that Democrats, led by August Machen and Lorenz, once staunchly opposed Republican principles. It recalls Machen’s post office role under Cleveland then McKinley era, and Lorenz’s Democrat ties and indictment, arguing Democratic press also bears scrutiny in post office scandals. Former Congressman Driggs, indicted in Brooklyn, is mentioned as another Democrat involved, suggesting the Democratic press lives in a fragile glass house.
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August Machen
Tracr
Toledo
Sam
Lorenz
Machen
Cleveland
McKinley
Driggs
Brooklyn
Toledo Blade
Cut of Cars at Trinway Causes Injuries
A Friday evening accident at a gravel pit in Trinway involved a runaway cut of cars rolling down a grade into parked gravel cars. Four workers were nearby. Sylvester Pass and Len Cassel suffered significant injuries, including a broken collar bone and back injury, with two others lightly bruised. Separately on the Buckeye Lake bridge at Hebron, Edna Black slipped into the canal after a toe stub and was rescued by a bystander.
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Trinway
Sylvester Pass
Dresden
Len Cassel
Buckeye Lake
Hebron
Licking County
Edna Black
Alto
Rain for Teddy and Other Telegraph Items
Rain kept the president indoors at Sagamore Hill with executive business and mail. Dr. Lyman Abbott dined with President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Measles illness hits little Jay Brower in Sherrodsville. Secretary Hay away. Loomis acts as secretary. Wilkinsburg fire destroys several buildings causing heavy losses. Eddie Poole leads Cincinnati to 6 2 victory over Brooklyn. Steubenville health board seeks funds for city health next year. Turtle tale of a shell inscription from 1860 G. W. Carrothers. Jacob Lembright sells farm near Chili to James Smalley.
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Teddy
Age
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Roosevelt
Clyde Dawson Drowned in Surf Off Delaware Coast
A telegram reports Clyde Dawson drowned while bathing in the surf off the Delaware coast on Sunday. A Coshocton native, 25, he grew up in Jackson township, married Mary Dodslittle of Washington, and recently graduated from Washington Law School with honors. Funeral in Washington Tuesday at 2 p.m. His widow, a one-year-old son, sisters Abbie and Mrs. George Nosker accompany his father William Dawson to the obsequies.
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Coshocton
Jackson Township
William Dawson
Washington
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Board of Guardians of the District
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Washington Law School
Ocean Beach
Washlington
Abbie
George Nosker
Barber shop robbed on Sunday afternoon
Tom Watkins, a barber, found his shop looted of eight dollars and a gold watch and chain after returning from a two to five thirty shift. A boy who worked there claimed a stranger inside warned him to stay out. the youth was arrested on suspicion and held for a hearing.
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Tom Watkins
Tom
Cabibouse
Ammon Gets Four Years
New York attorney Robert A. Ammon was sentenced to not less than four and a half years in state prison for receiving stolen money from William T. Miller of the Franklin syndicate. Other notes include Wesley anniversary observances in Boston, a John Wesley birth bicentennial celebration, a strange shaven man identified as Red Fox Taylor, and local notices on marriages illness bank vault arrival Shoemaker Reunion Children Day and Methodist services in West Lafayette with church repairs upcoming.
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Ammon
New York
Robert A. Ammon
William T. Miller
The
Franklin Syndicate
Miller
Local personals note lists town visitors and returns
Miss Mattie Hack returned to Cleveland after a Roscoe visit. Numerous residents and visitors are listed at homes along Chestnut and Cambridge roads, with relatives from Columbus West Lafayette and Marietta visiting, plus a wedding notice and sermon report.
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Mattie Hack
Cleveland
Roscoe
and Mires
Benjamin Coe
W. F Darling
Agnes Hagsns
Russel
Mattie McNeal
Samuel Coe
William Sprinkle
G. E. McManniman
West Lefayette
G. W. Welter
Chestnut Street
David Larcomb and Sons
Marietta
John Hesket
Cambridge Road
Elsie Krauss
Dresden
Bert Akeroyd
Pittsburg
Henry Akeroyd
Dan Barcroft
Franklin Township
W. E. Barcroft
East Vine Street
R. A. Peck
Trinway
Alfred Peck
C. B. Smith
Columbus
J. L. Smith
Upper Main Street
Smith
J. 8. Elliott
Thomas Manning
Conesville
Nellie Severns
Newark
Uriah Brilhart
F. L. Fuhr
Baltic
Frank E. Pomerene
Irene Pomerene
J. G Pomerene
Lloyd
Uniontown
James
Squires
Gus Edwards
West Lafayette
Abe McConnell
Keene
George Peacock
Islena
J. J. Wood
Frazersburg
Welter Shaw
Thomas Murphy
Chili
Sitting Bull Masterpiece Draws Crowds in Coshocton Window
A Ransom Dry Goods display features a carved wooden death scene of Sitting Bull by Prof. Ebersole of Ravena. The scene recalls Custer's last fight on June 5, 1876, and notes Sitting Bull later toured the U.S. selling autographs. The piece evokes complex views of Indian troubles and the leader's fate near the Cheyenne reservation.
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Old Sitting Bull
Prof. Ebersole
Ravena
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Baesom
Sitting Bull
Custer
George E. Custer
Curley
Canada
Western Territories
Indian Bureau
Cheyenne River Reserve
Burgess L. McElroy Dies in Ohio State Politics Veteran
Mt Vernon Ohio June 29 Burgess L McElroy chief clerk of the Ohio house of representatives and longtime state political figure died at 2 30 o'clock Sunday morning after an illness attributed to bowel obstruction Following appendicitis his physicians performed an operation but relief was temporary Funeral services set for 38 p m Tuesday at the father in law William Bird residence Rev W A Roush will officiate under Masonic auspices Burial will be in Moundview cemetery McElroy born Knox County Ohio August 25 1858
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Ohio House of Representatives
Columbus
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W. A. Roush
First Christian Church
Moundview Cemetery
McHiray
Knox County
Carrier pigeon finds new home near Dresden
A tame carrier pigeon with silver leg bands nested at W. H. Bechtel’s farm six miles north of the city on R F D No 1, owner unavailable. A Dresden party visited the Park hotel Sunday, including Annie Alloways Florence Pollet Hattie Alloways Trene McGovern Florence Metzenbaugh Via McGovern Saie Wilson Lola Pigman Bird Dowel Ralph Nicoleston John Alloways Fred Brighthop Clyde Comer James Alloways Harry Watson Ralph Hamilton W R Cochran and Aine Love.
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W. H. Bechtel
Dresden
Park Hotel
Annie Alloways
Florence Pollet
Hattie Alloways
Trene McGovern
Florence Metzenbaugh
Via McGovern
Saie Wilson
Lola Pigman
Bird Dowel
Ralph Nicoleston
John Alloways
Fred Brighthop
Clyde Comer
James Alloways
Harry Watson
Ralph Hamilton
W. R. Cochran
Aine Love
Senecaville Sufferers Improve and Shaft Work Resumes
A Senecaville message reports the men injured in Saturday’s disaster are improving and nearing recovery. Work has resumed at the shaft. In Hamilton, the county will cast 48 votes at the upcoming Democratic state convention, down from prior totals due to last year’s Cincinnati slump.
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Hamilton
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
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