Death Claims One of Ohio's Noted Democrats
Lawrence T. Neal renowned attorney and political leader died suddenly of Brights disease at his Chillicothe home. Born in Parkersburg West Virginia September 22 1844 he moved to Ohio and rose from city solicitor to state representative and U S congressman. He supported tariff for revenue only.
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Chillicothe, O
Lawrence T. Neal
Democratic Party
Mr. Neal
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lawrence Perry
Mary Hall Neal
Chillicothe
William Safford
General Assembly
Ross
Highland
Adams
Brown
Pike
Overcoats and Ad Drama Spur Local Shop Talk
In The Age a man warns of pulling an overcoat ad or face a flood of coats in a furniture store. Ed Rose recalls selling a tight coat swiftly as readers react. R M Temple urges quick removal of a small want ad amid anxiety. Harris the tailor adds a new hat display on Main Street.
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Furnture
Ed Rose
Steve Sald
R. M. Temple
Harris
Main Street
Dickerson Preliminaries Remain Hazy in Court
In common pleas court Judge Eason weighs appointment of state and defense counsel for the Ben Dickerson case. Prosecution seeks a deputy, Nicholas objects to extra counsel, and jockeying over strategy continues as arguments proceed into a long session.
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Eason
S .H. Nicholas
Ben Dickerson
Nicholas & Merrell
Dickerson
Nicholas
Jorge Eason
John C. Adams
Glenn
Voorhees
Bullet Embedded Next to Spine Remains In Place
Drs Lear and Beall removed a bullet from Mrs Tubbs back after X rays showed it lodged near the spine. They concluded it would likely not trouble her and that probing near the spine could be dangerous, so they left the leaden messenger in place.
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Lear
Beall
Jaw Broken in Plant Altercation After Midnight Fray
Jake Arnold of the Standard plant suffered a broken jaw and knocked out three teeth after a late Thursday incident with James Cox. Doctors treated him, and Cox was arrested by Officer Fretney and fined five dollars by Squire Wimmer. Arnold testified Cox had long nagged him and struck him in the face. the judge offered advice before dismissal.
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Jake Arnold
Standard Plant
McDonald
Bennett Arnold
Squire Wimmer
James Cox
Fretney
Cox
Arnold
Doped Initiation Theory in Pier Son Death
In Mt. Vernon Ohio the inquiry into Pier son’s death began behind closed doors. Dr Irvin Workman of Kenyon college said he believed the lad lay between the tracks when struck though he would not confirm binding. Investigators found bloodstained rope and soaked cotton near the scene and linked the case to a fraternity initiation theory.
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Mt. Vernon, O
Pierson
C. L. Stillwell
Irvin Workman
Kenyon College
Stillwell
Supreme Court ends special school districts in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court voids the Coal Run special school districts in Washington county ruling that the curative act is invalid. The decision aims at district uniformity statewide and affects only districts created by special legislative act. In Coshocton county Bloomfield is cited as the affected district. The United Americans discussed two candidates at their Thursday meeting and conducted a second degree work.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Washington County
Hunt
The
Age
Coshocton County
Bloomfield
Voting locations listed for Coshocton wards and precincts
A city election notice provides a precinct map and a table of voting places. Ward 1 Precinct A Watkins barber shop. Precinct B Cithall. Ward 2 Precinct A Stewart's boarding house Sixth Street. Precinct B Hose Cart House Vine Street. Ward 3 Precinct A Balch block. Precinct B Pious Shoe Store East Main Street. Ward 4 Precinct A James Johnston residence Seventh and Vine. Precinct B Bancroft school building Tuscarawas township morta precinct No 1 Cochran's monument office near Sixth Street theatre South precinct Sayer's building No 201 Walnut and Sixth Streets.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Watkins
Cithall
Stewart
Sixth Street
Hose Cartouse
Vine Street
Balch
Pious Shoe Store
East Main Street
James Johnon
Bancroft
Tuscarawas Township
Morta
Cochran's
Sayer’s
Walnut and
Sixth Streets
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Novem ber 30 as National Day
President Roosevelt proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day of general thanksgiving. He reflects on easier times, praise for abundant crops and prosperity, and urges Americans to acknowledge faults and strive to overcome them through gratitude and resolve.
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Age
Washington
Roosevelt
Murder suspects linked to Boston-Chelsea ride in cab case
Howard the cabman testified he drove Lewis Crawford and William Howard from Boston to Chelsea with a suitcase. Pawnbrokers and a clerk identified the pair as the men seen with the luggage. They were arraigned and remanded till Monday for the murder of a girl in Wants Him Out. Mary McDermott sues Grant Cross for forcible detention of property. Crosy property at Second and Walnut hearing set for November 4.
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Age
New York
Howard
Boston
Lewis Crawford
William Howard
Chelsea
Mary McDermott
Squire Williams
Grant Cross
Crosy
Second
Walnut Streets
City of Odessa All But Razed in Rioting
Odessa recounts martial law as thousands killed or wounded in nighttime siege. mobs looted with revolvers as Red Cross and students battle to curb violence. curfew and artillery warnings, 100 machine guns deployed, streets dangerous after dark, continued fighting across towns.
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Odessa
Red Cross
Plea in Beef Trust Case Claims Immunity For Packers
In a new plea by Attorney Miller, J Ogden Armour and other Packers agents seek complete immunity from prosecution in the Las Bo caled beef trust indictments. They argue Secretary Gasfield promised rights and immunities for testimony given without oath, suggesting an agreement that testimony and evidence could be produced without subpoenas while treated as if sworn.
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Age
Chicago
Har
Johan & Miller
Ogden Armour
Gasfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miller Wopes
Course of true love runs not smooth in jail case
Miss Etta Hudson remains engaged to Harry Kinney despite legal trouble. Kinney, a bachelor, is jailed, and his intended bride visits with her future mother in court. Both judges indicate opposition to the marriage, and a wedding seems unlikely while Kinney remains under legal restraint.
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Etta Hudson
Harry
Kinney
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