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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1905

Page

2

James Hardman Dies at Allerton Former Coshocton County Man

The Times Allerton Illinois reports the death of James Hardman a respected citizen born near West Bedford Ohio He died at home last Tuesday He leaves four children FE L Hardman Belle Roach Aliie Laurent and Bertha Bogue Funeral held at M B church Thursday at 1 pm with Rev S Phillips assisted by Rev J A Logan and Rev J B Pawson Sidell Interment in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Rest of mourners observed respect reed layings

the Times Allerton Ill James Hardman Coshocton West Bedford Ohio M. E. Church Dren L. Hardman Jbelle Roach Aliie Laurent Bertha Bogue Quimby Iowa M. B. Church S. Phillips J. A. Logan J. B. Pawson E Sidell Pleasant Ridge Cemetery

Lawyer Arrested in New York Election Fraud Case

Aaron J. Levy, a New York lawyer, was arrested on a charge of aiding and abetting illegal registration. He allegedly took four Vine sons of Harris Levine to a registration booth in the fourteenth election district of the Fourth assembly district and had them registered before naturalization. He is the fifth man arrested in reported election fraud within 12 hours, with two inspectors already in custody and two more sought.

New York Aaron J. Levy Harris Levine Levy

Confessed to Poisoning Patient for Land Promise

In Corliss, Fergus Falls area, Harold Nyman died October 25 after reportedly being given sulphuric acid mixed with whisky by Nels Grenberg, who confessed and was jailed. The case stems from an agreed land grant of Nyman’s 40 acres upon his death, with Grenberg seeking funds days earlier. Governor Wright farewells in Manila drew praise from troops and locals as he urged unity and island development.

Fergus Falls Main Harvard Nyman Corliss Nels Grenberg Grenberg Haughen Wright Manila Luke E. Wright Congress Jydia E Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Paul Oliver Mrs. Pinkham St. Martinsville United States

Washington reports settlement over Nankin mob attack

The incident arising from the attack on Admiral Train and his son near Nankin on October 24 was settled. While hunting, Train's son accidentally shot a Chinese woman. The mob detained the son, but an amicable settlement was reached. The mob later attacked. two Chinese were wounded by civilians. No sailors participated. The Nankin governor apologized, returned the guns, and punished ring leaders. The case is closed.

Washington Admiral Train Nankin Train

View of Race Death by Own Action in Industrial Life

H Gillespie argues in American Federationist that industrial liberty sustains population growth. He traces ancestral family sizes from six to sixteen to early frontier renters and laborers, then warns that loss of liberty and property drives smaller families and a shift to hired labor. He urges government and schools to protect industrial freedom and moral training at home and church.

Fidelle The United States H. Gillespie American Federationist

The Teamsters Strike Acknowledges Power Despite Defeat

Luke Grant cites the Chicago Inter Ocean on the end of the Teamsters strike and notes that while the victory favors employers, the union remains a powerful force. He foresees a coming clash between the United Typothetae and the International Typographical Union over the eight hour day, and says the experience should lead to wiser use of influence by both sides.

Teamsters Luke Grant Chicago Inter Ocean United Typothetae International Typographical Union Avith

Unionists Win Public Park Then Push for Bath House

The Logansport Trades and Labor assembly began a campaign for a public bath house after earlier agitation for a public park. Initially ridiculed, the unionists persisted and the park became a reality. O.2 Smith, secretary and park committee chair, calls the central body the most progressive unionists in the country and looks toward the bath home with optimism.

Trades and Labor Assembly Logansport Int Smith Good Ark TN Estes Nes

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