Closing Day of Centennial at Chillicothe
Special report from Chillicothe Ohio on May 21 notes the centennial celebration ending with a city park pyrotechnic display and grand street parade. Thomas Ewing Jr spoke on Ohio Presidents, highlighting presidents born in Ohio and notable decisions by McKinley and Sherman regarding nominations.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Roelert Brinkerhof
Fourth Regiment
Joseph Reiniche
German Lutheran Church
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Cincinnati
United States
Garfield
McKinley
Virginia
Johm Adams
Massachusetts
William Henry Parrison
Zimmerman Likely Democratic Governor Candidate
John L. Zimmerman of Springfield admits to friends he plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He prefers not to announce publicly yet but believes he will be nominated. Zimmerman would fund his own campaign, a plan welcomed by Mayor Tom Johnson who sees him as a suitable choice.
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Thomas Ewing, SR
Ohio
William Tecumseh Sherman
McKinley Towice
Sherman i
United States
Ewing
Henry Harrison
Harvey Garber
Springfield
Zimmerman
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Cleveland
Barbers City Shops Set Early Close Time
An agreement signed Wednesday by nine barber shop proprietors orders summer hours cut by half an hour daily. Beginning June 1, all shops close at 7 30 p m except Saturdays when closing is 11 30 p m Watch nights and current Saturday hours are unchanged. Proprietors include A T Renner T G Robson R E Fry R F Dorsey Jos F Swigert Charles P Henry Alex Roberts C M Mayhew J A Dayton.
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Warber
A T. Renner
T G Robson
R E Fry
R F. Dorsey
Jos F Swigert
Charlies P Henry
Alex Roberts
C M Mayhew
3. A. Dayton
Parade Resting General Gorton to Lead Tomorrow
General Gorton rests for the parade with General le presiding at a Confederate reunion. The credential committee reports 2424 delegates from 1452 camps attending. Depositions taken in McElwee will case with hearing set for the first week in June in common pleas court. Painters and Decorators to meet tonight at Central labor hall.
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New Orleans
Gorton
J C Adams
B. Hunt
FE W James
New Guilford
McElwee Will
Common Pleas Court
Labor Notes
Central Labor Hall
Who Will Defend Americas Cup Trial Race Report
In Glen Cove May 21 the trial between the Columbia and Rellance aims to choose the challenger to Shamrock III. No breeze and calm conditions hinder the morning session as repairs delay the Constitution and hinder sailing. Large crowds from New York and other cities watch.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Columbia
Rellance
New York
Suppressed Reports on Russian Jews
Washington reports reveal post office promotions canceled for over 3,000 clerks and charges against Perry Heath. Dr. Walter Kempster cites government suppression of a 1891 Russian Jews inquiry and mass destruction of copies, with copies routed to St Petersburg and forbidden by London officials. Some remarks note marital business logic in matrimony.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Perry S. Heath
W. Tulloch
Washington City Post
Wynne
Payne
Perry Heath
Twitoch
Heath
Pulloch
Gmetle
Ceneral Fom
Cais Ei
Tremmry
Milwaukee
Wis
Russia
Walter Kempster
Woo
Kempster
United States
Congress
St Petersburg
Europe
London
Dr. Kempster
Reneta
Water shortage hits Coshocton amid undersized piping
City faces severe water supply crisis due to inadequate 12 inch suction pipe from wells to the pump station. Engineers urge installing a 24 inch delivery line at about four thousand dollars to meet the demand of 75,000 residents without compromising fire safety. The Age notes the reservoir drained and ongoing use exhausting the system with Wednesday night near emptiness. Authorities acknowledge the problem and favor prompt improvement.
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Coshocton
Dumd
Fourth Street
Regurt
Raiff
Board of Public Service
Water Works Department
Water Works
Durant
Railway Tracks Swept Away In Wheat Belt Floods
A cloud burst in the Papple Valley near Omaha caused extensive damage to crops and rail lines. The flood washed away 100 feet of embankment on the Union Pacific and 500 feet of Burlington grade, with Plattsmouth reporting $75,000 in losses. Separate storms in Muskogee, Indian Territory, damaged stock and buildings, struck three houses with lightning, and toppled a railroad roundhouse.
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Omaha
Pappio Valley
Pappio
Portal
Union Pacific
Buriington
Missouri Pacific
Papple
Burlington
West Ia
Plattsmouth
Muskogee
I. T
Fountains to Play Dennison Next Saturday
Fountains manager Sam Ashman has arranged a game at Dennison next Saturday against the Panhandle Athletic Club. The Fountains are rounding into shape and a strong contest is expected with many local supporters traveling to the game. Ground preparations on East Chestnut Street show active team involvement.
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Tains
Dennison
Panhandle Athletic Club
East Chestnut Street
Chase Case Delays Hearings As Depositions Proceed
Depositions continue in the Moses Fowler Chase case at Lafayette with Mrs Duthme filing an affidavit against Consul General Gowdy at Paris over possession of the young millionaire. The hearing is set for next Monday.
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Moses Fowler Chase
Lafayette
Insurgents Win in Nicaragua Report Stuns Port Routs
San Francisco dispatch says the Newport from Corinto reports General Estrada killed and President Zeliay's forces routed with heavy losses. Insurgents reportedly control all ports around Lake Nicaragua.
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Age
San Francisco
Newport
Corinto
Estrada
Zeliay
Lake M Newee
Hive
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Hale
Knights
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Avondale
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Nebraska
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Nicaragua
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