Judge Donley Grants Gas Franchise Injunction
Probate Judge R L Donley issued a temporary injunction restraining Coshocton Gas from disconnecting pipes and ordered the company to fulfill franchise duties under the 1903 city grant. The case, filed by Solicitor Hahn and J C Adams for Coshocton, seeks a perpetual injunction at final hearing as citizens contend over meter rent and gas delivery.
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R. L. Donley
Coshocton Gas Company
Hahn
J. C. Adams
New Jersey
Coshocton
Coshocton Gas Faces Legal Tug On Utica Oil
Coshocton Gas Co seeks to dissolve a temporary injunction as Utica field natural gas replaces artificial supply. Dwight Sapp of Mt Vernon and local members discussed policies but avoid specifics. The firm aims to have the injunction dissolved this week with possible court action in Millersburg.
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Dwight Sapp
Mt Vernon
Coshocton Gas Company
Mr Sapp
Utica Gas Company
Judge Maxwell
Chambers
Millersburg
Sermons by Walton and Thomas Draw Large Audience
Professor Ray Walton preached a eloquent sermon at the M F P church Sunday morning and Professor R Thomas delivered an entertaining discourse in the evening. Both are members of West Lafayette College faculty and pleased their audiences.
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Ray Walton
R. Thomas
West Lafayette College
Moving to Canton from Mecca hotel
Mrs. Mary E Harmon and Nathan are moving to Canton this week after living with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gamble at the Mecca hotel.
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Canton
Mary E Harmon
Gon Nathan
Hugh Gamble
Mecca Hotel
Fritz Williams as Bryan heir for Democratic nomination
Boston May 11 The Bryan campaign backs Geo Fred Williams for the Democratic presidential nomination and begins Western outreach. Bryan favors Williams as the eastern counter to Olney or Cleveland, with Dedham supporters seeking to dilute the old gold wing. Williams praised by Bryan as a western champion, while Massachusetts delegates seem unlikely for him.
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Boston
Geo
Fred Williams
Bryan
Williams
Olney
Cleveland
Dedham
Miami
West
Massachusetts
McNary
Democratic State Committee
New England
On to Cairo trip dropped by river and harbor panel
Washington May 11 and the river and harbor committee of the house has cancelled its planned Ohio trip to judge the need for the On to Cairo improvement. Chairman Burton will instead sail May 21 for Europe to study river and harbor work in France Germany and the Netherlands.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ohio
Cairo
Burton
Europe
France
Germany
Netherlands
Congress
Engineer Corps
Army
Mob threat ends as sheriff guards three suspects
In Fremont Ohio on May 11, a mob surrounded the jail demanding the three accused black men Wheeler Kimbro Walter Stratton and Lorenzo Martin be handed over. Sheriff Mason refused violence and warned he would shoot. Mayor Engler ordered saloons closed. Misheke is fatally wounded at the Gommell home during the incident.
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Fremont
Otto Mishebke
Norwalk
Mason
Engler
Wheeler Kimbro
Walter Stratton
Lorenzo Martin
Martin
Stratton
Albert Gammell
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Plan Scottish Royal Visit
King Edward and Queen Alexandra, with a large entourage, left for a ceremonial visit to Scotland. Colonel Eckley of Carrollton, aged ninety two, was seen in town en route to Nellie to visit Colonel Pren Metham. Miss Iva McCoy visits friends in Pittsburgh.
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Age
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Scotland
Colonel Eckley
Carrolton
Nellie
Pren Metham
Eckley
Bowen gets whip hand in Venezuela peace talks
Washington May 11. Bowen the Venezuelan plenipotentiary in Washington's peace negotiations shows two sets of powers granted by President Castr to negotiate with creditor nations and all nations. The allied ambassadors accepted Bowen's general mandate, waiving preferential treatment. Bowen sails to Caracas. Hay and other envoys congratulate him. Fremont May 11. Frank Kennedy, arrested for burglary in Bellevue, remains jailed in Sandusky with no link proven to the murder case.
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Age
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Envoy Bowen
Hague Court
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Castré
Bowen
Mr. Bowen
New York
Caracas
Hay
Hague
Fremont
Frank Kennedy
Sandusky
Bellevue
Miss Berchlin
New Railroads Incorporated In Ohio Region
Telegraphed report from Columbus states the Youngstown and Salem and Youngstown and Southern railways were incorporated today. Lines run from Youngstown to East Liverpool and from Leetonia to Salem.
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Columbus
Youngstown
Salem
Youngstown and Southern Railway
East Liverpool
Leetonia
Three Shaler Sisters Die of Fever in Colon
Three aged sisters of Col. J. R. Shaler superintendent of the Panama railroad died in Colon from fever between April 24 and May 11. They had come from Pittsburg.
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Colon
Columbia
Col
J. R Shaler
Panama
Pittsburg
Fire Sweeps Canadian City Destroying Lumber Piles
Ottawa residents flee as a large fire tears through the flats below a cliff near Margaret and Preston streets. Water mains were damaged delaying firefighting. 15 million feet of lumber valued at about 300000 dollars burned, with 590 to 600 families left homeless. Police arrest John White as a suspected arsonist connected to the blaze.
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Ottawa
Hull
Margaret and
Peston
St Tle
J. R. Gooth
Cook
Arrest of alleged assassin Curtis Jett in Kentucky
Curtis Jett, a 28 year old red haired man, was arrested at Winchester by Sheriff McChord and a posse on a state warrant for the assassination of Hon. J. B. Marcum in Jackson. Jett admitted no talk of the crime, requested trial in Brearhart county, and was taken to Clark county jail. A retracted first interview claimed Jett as Marcum’s killer. later reports say Jett’s identity is confirmed by Jef Ewen, who witnessed the shooting.
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Lexington
J. B Marcum
Jackson
Curtis Jett
McChord
Posée
Clark County
Winchester
Sam Jett
Alx
Mdeputy Stokeley
Jett
Curtis
Witchester
Mar. Cum
Brearhitt
Sherry
Marcum
A. Haggin
Hagein
Richmond
Srore
Flrst
Louisville
J. B. Ewen
Ewen
Courier-Journal
Harris
Stricken With Apoplexy In Kansas City Visit
Word reached Plainfield that Martha Jang Magness, who traveled to Kansas City to visit her sister, was stricken with apoplexy on arrival. Her advanced age causes great anxiety among relatives. Death of Infant reported for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolfe of North Second Street. infant buried Sunday at Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Plainfield
Martha Jang Magness
Kansas City
Jack Wolfe
North Second Street
Oak Ridge Cemetery
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