Juror's Sick Child Delays Murder Trial
Juror William McCune rushes home to Oxford township as his 3 year old daughter Tod is critically ill with pneumonia. The Dickerson murder trial pauses at 9 30 Monday morning and will resume Tuesday morning with Dr Beall on the stand and witnesses from the vicinity expected to testify.
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Plainfield
M'Cune
William McCune
Dickerson
Beal
Sta and
Lear
McClain
McCune
Oxford Township
Wiggins
Silas Ogle
Washington Township
Messrs. Woodward
Dayton
Wilson
Newark
District Court In Coshocton Hears Beall Autopsy Testimony
Stenographic notes from a Monday morning session of the Dickerson murder trial show Dr. J T Beall testifying on autopsy findings at the home of Charles Thomas in Washington township. He describes external injuries, organs, and a conclusion that death was caused by strangulation, likely throttling, with details about the skirt fragment and wear.
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Dickerson
J.T. Beall
Glenn
Coshocton
Katherine Hughes
Charles Thomas
Washington Township
A. Vy
Adame
Senate Moves Rate Bill Toward Final Vote
Washington March 12 The railroad rate bill leads the Senate calendar as unfinished business with Tillman in charge promising a written report and many speeches pro and con. The House begins protracted talks on Ways and Means to curb appropriations, while the age pay limits for clerks and no new hires after 70 loom. Lorenz of Chili visited Chestnut Street.
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Washington
Senate
Ir 2
Tillman
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Tawney
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Blizzard Paralyzes Midwestern town with deep snow
St. Joseph Missouri reports the season’s worst blizzard since Saturday afternoon. Temperatures around 15 degrees above zero. A severe north gale caused three inches of snow, heavy drifting, and major disruption to railroad schedules. Poorer residents faced sharp hardship and some livestock losses occurred.
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St. Joseph
Fivestock
Portrait of John Mitchell Shows Burden of Labor Leadership
The latest image of John Mitchell, UMW president, reflects the heavy duties and formidable authority he wields. At about thirty seven, he remains youthful in vigor yet bears vast responsibilities in the labor movement.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wives and Children Missing. Husband Traces Lead to Illinois
G. J. Nockis of Newcomerstown reports his wife and three children disappeared from home on February 11. He followed leads to Murphysboro and Illinois, then to St. Louis, before losing trace. Nockis returned to Newcomerstown while seeking the family.
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G. J. Nockis
Newcomerstown
Murphysboro
Washington
Norris
Illinois
St. Louis
Willam Thompson
Pittsburgs
Abel Leagues Postponed a Week
The Women's Union Libel League, discussed at the banquet and debated by the Central Labor Council, will organize next Sunday afternoon at 42 meeting in Central Labor Hall. Poor weather kept many away. organizers decided to postpone until full turnout is possible.
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Womn
Union Libel League
Central Labor Council
Central Labor Wall
Ull
State's Star Witness McCoy Poised For Lengthy Trial
The State relies on Thomas McCoy as a principal witness, a man of advanced years who appears sturdy and resolute. Artist Tom Ward captured McCoy in a lifelike corridor portrait at the courthouse, the first public depiction of a figure expected to play a key role in the trial.
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Thomas McCoy
Tom Ward
Mr. McCoy
Court House
Operators Demand Three Year Continuation of Anthracite Awards
New York March 12. Operators propose continuing the anthracite strike commission awards for three years from April 1 1906. They reject miner demands for higher wages and an eight hour day noting no change in conditions justifies wage increases or price rises for coal. They decline union contributions and oppose a new board of conciliation or sliding wage scale, arguing existing provisions suffice.
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New York
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
United Mine Workers of America
WBE
Board of Concuistion
Anthracite Coal Strike ‘Commission
Board of Conciliation
Anthracite Real Strike Commission
Team of Horses Entangled by Down Wires Injures One
Heavy snow downed wires at Main Street crossing cause a team of horses to be pulled from their traces and thrown to the pavement. The wires were not highly charged but one horse sustained serious injuries. Miss Lena Akeroyd travels to Oberlin this morning to trim for the Misses Stewart at the millinery store.
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Fred Aubott
Lena Akeroyd
Oberlin
Stewart
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William M’cune
DR. Beall
Silas Ogle Soming
Mr. McCune
Senator Tillman
Tde Lorenz of
Chili
Jonh Lorenz
Chestnut Street
Middle West
Missouri
the Guardian OF Organized Labor
ABEL
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