Senators Ratify Colombia Canal Treaty In Original Form
The senate ratified the Colombia canal treaty 13 to 5 in executive session without changes. Senators Morgan Cullom and McDaniel spoke as debate focused on article 4 and a Central American territorial provision. The Cuban reciprocity treaty is expected to be presented as a joint resolution at the next session, with broad support anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Colombia
Morgan
Cullom
McDaniel
Virginia
Central
South America
United States
Louisiana
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Kaiser gets first money for Germany's claims
Washington reports the first installment of Germany's honor claims, about 70,000 dollars, has been paid to the German minister, signifying Venezuela's sincerity. Venezuelan plenipotentiary Bowen welcomes the payment as endorsement of his actions. Castro's government accepts the protocols and payment proceeds at the foreign office.
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Washington
Ofitela
Caracas
Germany
Venezuela
Herbert W. Bowen
Michael Herbert
New York
Foreign Office
Hague
Bowen
Hague Tribunal
Castro
von Pelidrim
United States
Russell
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Wage Agreement
A Coshocton meeting between a United Workers committee and mine operators failed to fix a price scale for the year starting April 1. President William Green led the miners urging car weighing at the mine. Operators opposed, citing nuisance and cost. Another meeting is planned in a few days, with State President Haskins and VP Sullivan out of town. District President Green is in Zanesville.
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United Workers
Coshocton
William Green
W. H. Haskins
D. O. Sullivan
Green
Zanesville
Carolus Duran and the Sargent Portrait Studio Tale
A garbled account recalls John Singer Sargent studying with Carolus Duran in Paris. The teacher allegedly urged study of sin in a Luxembourg ceiling scene while Sargent lagged behind, pressed by tasks at his own studio and by the call to paint.
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Carolus-Duran
Sargent
John S. Sirgent
Carolis-Duran
Paris
Puget
Fao
Wbom
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Vision in Mental Views
A fragment discusses the difference between subjective and objective perception in vision. It mentions observers noting distressing mind states, nervous people seeing apparitions, and the suggestion that such troubles stem from within the person, urging consultation with a capable doctor.
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Winle
Fordinger Crom
Aitsube
Satan
Ortar
Wathin
Cian
Stone on Track Delays Rail Traffic Near Warsaw
A large stone fell on the T W.V. railroad tracks near Warsaw Tuesday morning blocking the line for several hours. Trains were delayed as crews cleared the obstruction and resumed service after about five hours. Local freight and passenger movements experienced notable disruption during the stoppage.
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T W.V
Warsaw
David Ridgway in Coshoct on Weekend Visit
David Ridgway of Conesville traveled to Coshocton on Saturday for a brief town visit and local engagements.
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David Ridgway
Conesville
Coshoct
The Stranglers and the Whitechapel Murders Explained
The article recounts historical strangling cases from Paris to London, noting the mutilation of victims, the Seine disposal to erase evidence, and the rise of the so called Stranglers of Paris. It links Knapp’s Cincinnati era crimes and a string of similar murders across Denver New York San Francisco Victoria Evansville and Jacksonville with unpunished suspects and ongoing police uncertainty.
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Police Department
Paris
France
Cincinnati Enquirer
Seine
Whitechapel
Europe
London
Seoland Yard
Seow
Vance
Scotland Yard
Tagh
Ropper
Whitchapel
Boston
Knapp
Emma Littleman
Mary Ekhart
Cincinnati
Denver
Jennie Knapp
Vess
Marie Contassou
Lenna Tupper
Hika Oogma
Sade Didi
Milne Crow
Salle Mudge
Victoria
Tewish
San Francino
Minnie Williams
Marie MelDermott
Berthat Paradis
Anna Carraway
Jacksonville
Pla
Evansville
Ind
Enquirer
Sherwell
Muagsie Snedegar
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Kirwin
Hall to Become Big Business College in Coshocton
H G Yocum proprietor of a chain of business schools announces a new Coshocton venture. A three year lease with E O Selby covers Armory Hall on the Selby building third floor for a Coshocton School of Business opening around July 1 with 3000 square feet and modern teaching facilities.
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H. G. Yocum
Coshocton
E. 0. Selby
Mr. Yochum
Selby Building
Armory Hall
Coshocton School of Business
Yocum
Massillon
Wooster
New Philadelphia
Findlay
Golden strands of daily virtue stitched Adamsville tale
Adamsville resident Adamsville, returned home Saturday after spending a few days with his son, Glen Smith, on Nortly Fourth street. The piece reflects on quiet acts of helpfulness, self denial, and steadfast duty as the fabric of character in daily life.
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Wor Sin
Adamsville
Glen Smith
Nortly Fourth Street
Fountain Dry Goods Co opens amid grand crowds
The Fountain Dry Goods Co in Coshocton opened Tuesday with complimentary ice cream sodas, giving away fifty-five gallons. The new store drew a packed crowd, necessitating police to manage the crush. Owner M. Q. Baker and builder Henry L. Richardson receive credit for a beautiful, modern shop. Messages of congratulations from Olympia and A S. Caton noted.
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M. Q. Baker
Henry L. Richardson
Olympia
Wash
Fountain Dry Goods Co
Coshoeton
Pacific
Washington
Commission places report in hands of president
Judge Gray and Carroll D. Wright, president and recorder of the anthracite coal strike commission, delivered to President Roosevelt the commission report. The report will be made public Saturday. Miss Julia Burrell has returned after a visit at her Bethlehem township home.
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Commission
Age
Washington
Judge Gray
Carrold D. Wright
The
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Roosevelt
Julia Burrell
Bethlehem Township
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