Morgan Still Stays Action On Treaties
Washington March 9 The senate committee on foreign relations agreed to report favorably without amendment the Columbian canal treaty. No action on Cuban or other reciprocity treaties. Morgan objects delaying consideration until tomorrow. Nominees for postmasters announced by the president including Wm F Pelley and John M Washington. Agriculture issues quarantine for New Hampshire cattle amid foot and mouth disease reports.
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Age
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Morgan
Senate
Ohio
Wm. F. Pelley
Mingo Junction
John M. Washington
Sabina
Indiana
David A. Lambert
Muncie
Day of Rest Was One of Death
News reports Ed Nowling and John Hassen were fatally injured by Richard Gibbons at Tyford in a Jasoon after a quarrel escalating to gun violence. Gibbons used a shotgun to strike both men at once.
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Age
Clinton
Ind
Ed. Nowling
John Hassen
Richard Gibbons
Tyford
Jasoon
Nowling
Gibbons
Answer of Wabash trainmen filed to injunction suit
By telegraph The Age St Louis March 9 the answer of the Wabash trainmen and firemen to the injunction suit was filed a day ago It is a very elaborate document and asks for the dissolution of the injunction The filing signals a formal response in the labor dispute involving the railroad crew members.
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Age
St Louis
Wabash Road
Towns Seek Carnegie Library Donation in Warren
Warren Ohio voters and council move to enlarge the library with $4,000 annual support if Andrew Carnegie pledges $40,000 for a new building. Carnegie’s representative reportedly favorable. Warren population about 8,500. Also note Cincinnati Enquirer editor James Gardiner died suddenly of heart disease after feeling ill early morning.
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Warren
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Cincinnati
James T Gardiner
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Suspension of William Young and Co. brokers announced
Chicago March 3. The suspension of William Young & Co., brokers, is announced today. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dawson of Carleton and Tatael Dawson of Conesville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Maine.
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Age
Chicago
William Young & Co
Carl Dawson
Carlton
Tatael Dawson
Conesville
John Maine
Coshocton Delegation Updates Miners Operators Talks
The Coshocton group to the district six conference at Zanesville spent Sunday at home and returned to resume talks at noon today. Led by W H Haskins D H Sullivan and William Green they hope to settle the scale for machine mining after agreeing on the pick scale. The meeting includes all local railroad mines and Green plans a follow up conference with local country banks after Zanesville adjourns.
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Coshocton
District Six
Zanesville
W H. Haskins
D. H. Sullivan
William Green
Green
Cambridge
Weather Flood Extends Across Ohio River Basin
Rain and cloudburst floods force hundreds from homes as waters rise on the Ohio Wabash Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. Cairo area submerged and residents flee. Chattanooga reports a near three foot river rise in eight hours flooding streets halting suburban trolley traffic.
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Ohio
Wabash
Tennessee
Cumberland
Cairo
Chattanooga
Load so heavy it broke his leg at the Mecca hotel
J. L. Clark, residing on the Plainfield road, fell on back stairs at the Mecca hotel after a Sunday drink, breaking his ankle. He traveled from Cashocton to visit Guernsey County or Missouri, missed his train, and was taken home Monday as his leg injury healed. The item also mentions pneumonia prevention ads and local visits by Mrs G. C. Beaver and daughter to Miss Nssie Besst on Lee Avenue.
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J. L. Clark
Jennings
Plainfield Road
Mecca
Cashocton
Guernsey County
Missouri
Congress Eyes Interstate Prohibition and Pension Bills Rise
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruling on interstate commerce prompts talk of banning liquor transport across states and lottery tickets. Congress, urged by prohibitionists, may push related measures. meanwhile pension bills surge under chairmen Galinger and Sulloway as Elkins revisits a 10 percent import duty proposal. Lame ducks headline follows, with military and civil appointments debated. Hay and straw lobbying grows led by Elkins. Arthur W. Oxtnn.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Galinger
Sulloway
New Stampshire
Senator Elkins
United States
Elkins
Cushman
Turner
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Page Morris
Minnesota
Genergy
Jones
Arhsaay
Sharris
Narsas
Isthmian Cara] Commission
Mmade
Dave Mercer
Nebraska
Representative Lord
California
Jis
Roosevelt
Nie
Representative Cannon
Records of Fufty Seventh Congress Completion Revealed
Clerk Wakefield released the official tally showing the house met 144 hours with many calls. A total of 18420 bills and resolutions were introduced, 2810 reports issued, 1639 senate items sent to the house, and 3410 measures acted on. Fifteen members died, seven resigned, and Rhea of Kentucky and Butler of Missouri were unseated, Butler twice.
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Washington Maren
Alexander McDowell
House of Representatives
Wakefield
House
Congress
Senate
Lecture Course For General Paoet Inauguration
A high school lecture course to be opened by Mr William J Conwell at Russell fl Cornwell on March 30 aims to culture the community and fund public schools. The Mendelssohn quartet and Miss Marguerite Smith will join, followed by Henry Lawrence Southwick from Emerson College. Additionally, discounted second class colonist tickets to western destinations will be sold Feb 15 to Apr 30 via Pennsylvania lines.
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Russell Fl
Cornwell
Conwell
Mendelssohn
Marguerite Smith
Smith Sisters
Faye
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Ihade
Pennsylvania Lines
Miss Mary Tull Returns From Maine Street Visit
Miss Mary Tull returns to her Cleveland home Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Manning on Maine street. Harry Ransom, who has attended business college at Columbus, came home Saturday ill with tonsillitis.
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Mary Tull
Cleveland
John Manning
Maine Street
Harry Ransom
Business College
Columbus
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Department of Agriculture
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Tresea
Keene Township
Nssie Besst
Lee Avenue
Terry Egoseen
Staten
National Hay Association
Arthur W. Oxtnn
Dean
Fred A. Lewin
West Main Street
Springfield
Saya
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Arcade
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Eart Callentine
Canton
Nelsonville
Crawford Store Co
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