Princess Helena Welcomes Daughter at Rome Palace
Rome reports Queen Helena gave birth to a daughter this morning, the fourth child for the royal couple. In Munich, Prince Loses Son by Death: Regent Luipold received a Venice dispatch announcing the death of Prince Francis Joseph Armolphe, the couple's fourth son, born in 1852, who died there with his wife and child.
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Mrs Bradley Faces Trial Over Utah Senator's Death
The trial of Mrs. Bradley for the murder of U.S. Senator Brown of Utah opened in Washington after delays. The case centers on her claim that her two sons Arthur and Montgomery Brown are the late senator’s children and on her alleged reaction in prison as she awaits proceedings.
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National Tax Conference in Columbus Seeks Uniform Laws
The National Tax association hosts over 400 delegates from all states and Canadian provinces in Columbus Ohio for a conference on state and local taxation. Gov Andrew L Harris welcomes attendees, with Gov Guild praising a push toward uniform tax theories and laws to curb evils of current systems and ensure fairer public finance.
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Eureka Co to Double Its Force At Eureka Laundry
Eureka Laundry Co plans to increase employment from about 45 to 100 within twelve months after a recent fire. The plant will restart with the same workforce and a modernized setup. New machinery for an air cleaning system has arrived and a new dry cleaning section building is under way amid rising orders.
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Did Not Tie Horse Trade to Theft in Local Case
Joan King was exonerated of charges of horse stealing after Squire Wimmer ruled the evidence insufficient to bind her over to a grand jury. Bradford, a 16 year old, alleged an attempted trade near a pasture and a hay theft worth about 25. The judge found no horse stealing, with defense by Hahn and representation by Willame, Turner.
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Enamel Co to Treble Output with Two New Furnaces
Spellacy-Raiff Co will triple production by adding two gas producing furnaces. By year end employment rises from 70 to 700 as orders swell. Expert M. Hooper arrives to supervise, plant expansion underway with four furnaces, capital increased to 90,000.
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Why Motto is Left Off In God We Trust Letter
Washington November 14 The president released a letter explaining why the motto In God We Trust was omitted from a coin. He says there is no legal warrant for the change and believes removing it is near sacrilege. Congress could enact a law to address the issue.
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Bradley murder trial opens in Washington court
In Washington on November 13, many spectators were turned away as Mrs. Annie M Bradley faced trial for the murder of Ex Senator Brown of Utah with Judge Stafford presiding The examination of talesmen began and Mrs Bradley showed interest in the jury selection Public sentiment in Washington appeared favorable to her Four challenges were made two of them to Negro men Ten jurors remained to be examined when the court recessed at one o clock
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PROMISES A SENSATION IN THAW TRIAL
Mina Ida Veretaica Simonton of Meadburg. Pa regained home after a year and a half in Africa jungles. She says she will testify in the Thaw case in New York, though not subpoenaed yet, promising to alter the case’s complexion. She notes Mrs Holman’s London desertion tale is true but won’t reveal which side her testimony will favor.
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Indians Not Dead Denial From New Mexico Agency
The Indian Agency in New Mexico reports the superintendent denies a circulating report that six Indians were killed in battle. No confirmation of such deaths is given and officials urge caution about unverified accounts.
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Council Adopts Greater Coshocton Ordinance and City Projects
The council approves a broader city ordinance affecting population estimates and begins several public works items. A sewer project on 15th street carries a $1200 cost, a grade correction on 6ak avenue is planned, and a crossing at Third and Thy streets is proposed. A private hose cart may be purchased by Meally, and Mayor elect Hamilton accepts the handover. A voting booth is sought for the northeast corner near the high school grounds.
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Depositors Put In Two Millions Across New York Banks
New York reports show deposit inflows of about two million dollars in a single Monday. Savings banks indicate the excess over Monday's average for the year runs around 30 percent, with large sums credited by major institutions. Analysts note strong public confidence amid favorable financial conditions and rising deposits.
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Wild Geese Fly South in Crowded V Formation
In Coshocton tonight hundreds of geese were seen flying south over the town. Witnesses reported a bright glare from lights, and the flock's passage appeared loud and startling to sleepers. Many linked the sight to incoming cold weather as the birds moved southward.
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Depositions In High Stakes Suit Filmed In New York
Tey Wood returned from New York with a batch of depositions for an important suit involving alimony and a contested marriage. His New York lawyer Myron Mayer and local counsel We St. Pomerenon led the proceedings as the plaintiff was represented in Trinidad. Katherine Waughbaugh, who lived under a false identity for decades, is noted after her death, and Charles PL Gasser left for New York and the East following her funeral.
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Five Hurt In Wabash Freight Wreck Near New Alexandria
Nov. 1 Ohio report says an eastbound Wabash freight derailed after a rear end collision near New Alexandria. Five injured, all residents of Weatherpe Envinger and Mingman Joan Jones. Conductor Bam Samuel Jackson Brakeman James Gil Fireman Clyde Mei among the injured. One resident of Weatherpe Envinger, Wm. Boop, is fatally reported. Physicians attended the scene at a farm house. The Vatican backs Bishop Farley on a Catholic ceremony in the marriage plans of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt.
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Weaterpe Envinger
Wm. Boop
Mingman
Joan Jones
Bamuel Jackson
Brakaman
James Gil
Clyde Mei
Vatican
Farley
Gladys Vanderbilt
Reocharias
Explosion at Hercules Torpedo Plant Kills Two in Bradner
An explosion at the Hercules Torpedo factory in Bradner Ohio at 7 15 am killed two men John Washburn and William Cisco and fatally injured Hugh Easton the superintendent all three residents of Bradner and married The blast leveled factory buildings and shook the town with damage and fear Officials in Telede reported the firm controlled between seven hundred and one thousand quarte of the omy Prosive at B wider details are scarce
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Here
John Washburn
William Cisco
Hugh Easton
Easton
Atate
Telede
Hercules Company
Public Safety Board Debates Cart Purchase and Election House
The board discusses a horse cart transfer and sale terms from Matt and Robinson. Mayor-elect Gail Hamilton's $2000 bond is approved. A sewer cost estimate on Fifteenth Street is submitted at $1272.48. A plan to use a high school northeast corner lot as a hose cart house and polling place is proposed, replacing current barn storage.
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Robertson
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Board of Education
Frank Beebe
Anna Held Reported Seriously Ill
Actress Anna Held is seriously ill with pneumonia as medical reports indicate. The news notes her health status and references her public figure status without additional details.
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