Four Hour Legal Battle Follows To Prevent It Squire Trego Asked Of Dickenson's
The Dickerson trial produced a sensational morning as the jury was dismissed for a four hour legal battle over admitting a sentence from Squire Trego's testimony. The debate centered on whether Mrs Hughes sought a peace bond against Ben Dickerson and whether that evidence could influence the case. The judge ruled on two points and the courtroom featured tense exchanges as witnesses testified about the path to the spring and the coroner's later examination.
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Squire Trego
Dickenson
Dickerson
Squire Jay B. Trego
Wasington Township
Mornie
Trege
Pigman
Adams
Mr Trego
Mr .Trego
Trughes
Hughes
Trego
Vourines
New York
Squire
Piego
Glenn
Courtroom Census Records Women and Children Count
A Wednesday evening census at the courthouse tracked attendees at a trial day, noting women with nursing babies and young children under about nine, along with many men and boys who waited through the proceedings. The count likely missed some individuals amid a large crowd.
Illinois Operators Miners Stand Pat on Wages Dispute
The Illinois Coal Operators Association will not concede to the United Workers' union which seeks higher pay. An executive meeting affirmed no concessions and prepared for possible strike action set for April 1. A joint meeting with miners from Indiana and western Pennsylvania is planned in Indianapolis on March 15 to discuss wage scales for 1906-07.
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Chicago
Mlinois Coal Operators’ Association
United Workers’ Union
Sinola
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Ind
Annual district session to discuss strike question
Canal Dover Ohio March United Mine Workers fifth district holds annual session in New Philadelphia for three days. The strike question will be considered. A bitter contest for president to succeed President W Werther, the incumbent who is not a candidate.
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Canal Dover
O. March
United Mine Workers of the Fifth District
New Philadelphia
W. Ho Werher
Pension raised for Alfred Leclair of Ohio Cavalry
Pension attorney M. O. Whiner secured an increase for Alfred Leclair late of Co M 4th Ohio Cavalry. Pension rose from $17 to $24 monthly effective Feb 3 1905. Leclair died at Adams Mills two weeks earlier during the pending application.
Canals Bill Advances in State Senate Amid Constitutional Debate
A senate vote approved Howe's resolution proposing a popular referendum on a constitutional amendment. The measure would require that any new tax or fee be approved by voters before taking effect, with a public vote following a set period. The article notes related measures and mentions continued discussion on Page Five.
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Colummbus
Howe
Senate
Parton Amise Wit
Barry
Cominet Pleas
Gudienai
Mather
BLM
Comen
S. PB
Brandt
Boards of Education
Atwell
Rathburn
Chaotic Ohio House Debate Ends in Defeat on Bill
A heated exchange in the Ohio House centered on a bill linked to Spangler and Spanger party figures. Representative Shrader pressed questions as the debate touched personal consequences and class actions. The measure failed 47 to 11, short of the required 61 votes.
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Coma
Nei Louse
Stucky
van Wert
Taledo
Labarger
Stork
Shrader
Spangler
Afternoon Arguments Over Squire Trego Testimony
Attorneys continue a heated debate over admitting Squire Trego's testimony that Mrs Hughes reported Dickerson's alleged threat. The courtroom fight centers on this pivotal point and Mrs Dickergon remains close to her husband as the proceedings proceed.
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Squire Trego
Hughes
Dickerson
How Lawyers Talk in Court Questioning Techniques
The passage discusses how questioning in court is shaped by rules and insinuation. It notes that asking what you saw can be accepted outside court but not inside, and that precise wording matters to prevent wrongful insinuation. It also comments on cautious trial lawyers and slow legal processes.
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Che Queshen
Austin
Child Falls Through Grate in Papdute County Tragedy
The 9 year old daughter of Athins of Papdute County climbed toward a stove and fell into an oven grate. She died soon after. Donations for Sheara suaubes Wimmer fund raise aid a destitute Englishman named Sheard seeking transportation to England via the British consul in Philadelphia.
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Merte
Sheara Suaubes Wimmer
Cooper
Aime Bellanun Sheard
Siard
Enghsman
England
Philadelphia
Sheard
Western roads see handwriting on the walls
Western railroads move to voluntary rate cuts totaling millions annually to ease costs. Executives from western lines approve a plan to reduce freight charges across air classes within the territory from the Atlantic to the Missouri River, targeting about a five percent average cut.
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Ter
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Eason H
Floyd Dickerson
Ben Dickerson
Lewis McClain
Illinois
Lybarger
Coshocton County
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Missouriver
Ie Traf
Chicago v
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