Jury Road Map in Cooperdale Case Presented to Twelve Men
Attorneys outlined a jurors’ route through Cooperdale area to observe sites relevant to a murder claim. The list details landmarks such as Hughes and Dickerson properties, springs, paths, barns, beech trees, and fences, culminating at the Dickerson lane and nearby Americ an farm boundaries. The deposition includes a claim of damages and a notarized signature by Frank Cheney, with a note on the Cheney Company in Toledo Ohio.
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Vicker Renay
Cooperdale
Hughes
Qickerson
Dobson
Belek
Building & Lown Association
Dickerson
Building& Low Association
Sahority
Strein
Nohson
Yucadow Vaid
Fener
Purchase Tinplate Plant Unites Wheeling and Steubenville
A deal in Wheeling West Virginia secures the controlling interest in the Pape Tinplage company located in Steubenville. The La Belle ion wards of Wheeling and Steubenville arrange the acquisition with the Pape company capitalized at Seac,000. The agreement assigns the La Belle to pay tax to the Pape company Morgan's Movements. Naples, Vanett tb Pretpant Mant ianoaf Sow York was cenisme, etc.
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Wheeling
W.va
Labelle Iion
Wheeling and Steubenville
Pape Tinpliage Company
Sten
Pope Company
God the Head
Morgan
Naples
Vanett
York
Duane
Findings on Spider Ouvartling Body In Creek
A body found in a creek near Coshocton is identified as a 23 year old male named Spicer. Authorities describe the discovery and tentative identification while noting the death appears nonviolent and under investigation. Funeral services are planned in the local cemetery with ties to family members in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spicer
Coshocton
Funnway
Yrinchy
Claires
Von
Dresden
Bor
Ohio News Mixed Legal Actions and Weather Tales
A dispatch recounts various Ohio items including a dock and canal dispute led by Eilis over charter control of pricing in the Ohio Wholesale Grocers' Association, plus an unrelated suit to oust the association. It also notes a deadly incident in the capital region, a fire victim in Washington, a blizzard hit South Dakota, and several local notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilis
Columbus
Mareh
Waee He. Eilis
Clicuits
Ohio Wholesale Grocers’ Association Company
CC. Digi
Montainiow
Ing An Cai
Olio
Relations Between United States and Colombia Reopened Tensions
Diplomatic circles note a Colombian demand for indemnity after the Panama crisis and the United States rejection of arbitration. Senator Mendoza, the Colombian minister, has been absent from Washington and rumored to be in New York. A severance of relations may follow the second rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colombia
Washington
Panama
Senor Mendoza
New York
Labor Party Scores Its First Success in the House
In the House of Commons the Labor party secured its first bill of the session, empowering local authorities to provide meals for underfed children. Augustine Birrell and John Burns signaled efforts to pass the measure this session, while Sir Charles Dilke’s women enfranchisement bill was discussed but not likely to be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
London
Labor Party
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
John Burns
Charles Dilke
Newspapers Indicted Over Publication of Execution Details
The Ramsey county grand jury indicted the St. Paul Dispatch St. Paul Daily News and St. Paul Pioneer Press for violating law against publishing more than a bare announcement of executions. The indictments stem from coverage of William Williams’s February 13 hanging in St Paul and claim one paper had a reporter present. A second item notes J J Cranblett selling a $450 Lester piano to A J Keehn and inviting inquiries for high grade pianos with special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Ramisey County Grand Jury
J. J. Cranblett
West Lafayette
A. J. Keehn
South Seventh Street
Franklin College Alumnus Invited to Banquet
Jeonne Roche, Franklin college alumnus, receives invitation to the annual alumni banquet at the Sehenley Hotel in Pitts Marehaw hosted by the lassuriation aid association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeonne Roche
Franklin College
Lassuriation Aid
Sehenley
Pitts Marehaw
Athlophoros Promises Cure For Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Athlophoros dissolves uric acid and cures rheumatism. It asserts the remedy has helped thousands and guarantees rapid improvement, suitable for any severity. Distributed by Col. Athlophoros in New Haven, Connecticut, and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VJ. Sadler
East Thirteenth Street
Manchester
Dr. Chase
Chase
Bright
Athlophoros
New Haven
Conn
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Vion Damit
Diehersan Lane
Daheer
Larson
Oren
Phence Odet
Padek
Grehant
Diehersor
Cheney
Cheney & Co
Asar
Cheney. Seark
TNS
A.W. Gleason
Sea
al Drugesists
Hall
Elevator Burns
Piisteto
Batata
THE
DR. Chase Company
North Tenth St
Philadelphia, Pa
Co. E. Anderson’s Drug and Book Store
Main Street
Ed Rose
Farang
Taentiana
Farrow
Rose of Dusden
Ohio News
Perea
Picsoce
Gabe
Benjemin Lantes
Vronate
Seservodt
Toledo
Unex
Dean Nervous
Deaton
Marrehy
Bion
Spiiesfield
Maryhk
Davin
Doestan
Berms
Putas
Tam
Pasvis
Rade Acmsian
Babe
Colombus
Miles
Vinnie Mileson
Natabhy
Ethan
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Wallace
Chienza
John FL
Caml
Utebaggiet
Pinels
Mauitimers’ Association
Isthmus
South Dakota
Jan- Wi Asks
Lollister
Rocky Mountain
C. EE. Andersen
Hollister
Anderson
Jack Chinn
Franksfort
Mercer County
Senate
Five Civilized Tribes
George M. Cohn
Sum Am
Little Johnie Jones
Jack
Sam
Lipe
Ally
Gradfield
Atlanta
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mab
Siegrist & Wilisos
Reg Gisis
Siegrist & Williams
D. D. Boyd
Citizens Phone
Ath-lo-phoros
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