Death of Susan B. Anthony Ends an Eventful Life
Susan B. Anthony dies in Rochester at 12:40 AM after a long illness of heart failure due to double pneumonia. She had battled valvular heart trouble for years and inspired suffrage work from early opposition to a life devoted to reform. Her sister Mary Anthony and Anna Shaw carried out her wish to leave her remaining fortune to suffrage causes. The U B church trustees met with routine reports and bills.
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Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Ricker
Corinthian Hall
Buffalo
Syracuse
Mary Anthony
Susan B
Anna Shaw
Miss Thongs
Miss Garret
Miss Mary Anthony
Miss Shaw
Mayor Dunne Jubillant Over Court Decision
Chicago’s March decision sustains state acts extending street railway charters to 99 years but rejects long contract rights beyond charter life. It upholds city ordinances limiting street use, leaving Union Traction and Chicago City Railway with restricted rights, and denies exclusive 99 year street occupancy. The ruling limits franchises to terms actually granted by the city.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Tnion Traction Company
Union Traction Company
Chicago City Railway Company
Park Grocery Change: W S Smith Buys The Park
The Park Grocery renamed The Park Grocery after W S Smith of the city purchased the business from C Hr Smith of Marietta. Mrs Smith spent a year in California and returns to run the store with the present staff intact. A. F Trott buys Prof Richer’s Locust Street residence as the Richer family breaks up housekeeping.
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W. Smith
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F. C W. Trott
Richer
Locust Street
Trial Delayed as Juror’s Child Dies
The Ben Dickerson trial is postponed until Thursday morning after juror William McCune loses his 19 month old child. Funeral is planned for Wednesday at the Presbyterian church between Plainfield and West Lafayette.
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Willam McCune
Ben Dickerson
McCure
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Plainfield
Presbyterian Church
West Lafayette
McCune
Co.sascton Earhie
Try. Moorehead
Cath
Zor Mack
Worst Crime In Three Counties
Judge Eas described the death of Mrs. Kate Hughes as the most atrocious crime in the three counties while discussing a strangulation case. He noted uncertainty about the defendant’s guilt and stressed the inexorable nature of the law as jurors waited. Continued on Page Five.
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Eason
Kate Hughes
Iheir
Fortune Teller Alice Nielson Comes to Co Shopt Tuesday
The fortune teller known as The Fortune Teller Alice Nielson brings her act to Co shoct on Tuesday March 20 with a capable company. Local management earns praise for securing this production before season end. Additional stock companies perform at the local theatre all next week except Tuesday night.
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Alice Nielson
Coshoct
Kennedy
Handsome Snow Views Captured on Monday Morning
Clarente Pay presents a series of photographs featuring heavy snowfall. Images include top of the Realty Building looking toward Resroe village with wires, a courthouse scene near Lewisville, Fourth Street north from Elm, the cows house near the National Bank corner, and Rue's residence on Chestnut Street.
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Clarente Pay
Sodah Pict
Resroe
Lewisville
Fourth Street
Coasheeton National Bank
Rue
Tesdence
Chestnut Street
New Democratic Review Set To Enter Newspaper Field
A new weekly, The Democratic Review, will launch between now and April 1 with Cottom Werner and associates as organizers. Incorporation papers under Ohio law will be filed this week with capitalization of 319 000, most paid at start. A Philadelphia purchase completed for a fresh newspaper venture. partners decline to name Wheat Ghaters or associates.
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Democratic Review
Messrs . Cottom
Werner
Columbus House Cities Plan Advances in Federal Code
Practically completed work on a federal plan of government for cities outlines a stronger mayor, abolition of boards for public safety and service, and creation of a civil service department. The mayor selects directors for each branch with a control board to handle contracts under 500 dollars and civil service safeguards. Senators Lamb and others plan amendments to the Wilson bill as they meet to decide strategy.
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House Cities Committee
Mayors’ Convention
Boards of Public Safety
Board of Control
Department of Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Lamb
Beatty
Wilson
Senate
Wiliams
Cuyahoga
Howe
Joseph Bible Dies at Ripe Old Age in Coshocton County
Joseph H Bible a longtime Coshocton County farmer and stock raiser died at his home four miles north of Rosewood after a year of declining health He was born in Virginia in 1851 and aged 75 He is survived by his wife and eleven children with burial at Prairie Chapel church following funeral services conducted by Rev Me Caines
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Desent Bible
Coshocton County
Raseod
Prairie Chapel
Me Caines
Joseph H. Bible
Virginia
Rand
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