Indictment Stands Over Wife Testimony Block
The indictment against Ben Dickerson stands and the supreme court will decide if his wife could testify before the grand jury. Judge Eason overruled the demurrer to the plea in abatement and asked the case go to the supreme court to settle the issue promptly.
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Supreme Court
Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Common Pleas Court
Eason
Browning
Dickerton
Lora Smith
Wilson
Ohio
Ohie
Glenn
Nicholas
Columbus
Julia Dickerson
State Got AG Fees From Initial Corporation Receipts
Secretary of State Laylin reported fiscal year fee receipts totaling 315 471 27 dollars with a rise of 106 391 83 from 1904 marking the largest annual intake from initial corporation and miscellaneous sources. The breakdown lists domestic corporations and related commissions among the sources.
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Columbus
Laylin
Sanaal
Oment
Wiheial Com
Airtel Teoneerigin, Obe
National Grange pushes for new federal laws
National Grange Patrons of Husbandry meets in Atlantic City with about 2000 members in attendance. National master Aaron Jones of Indiana outlines proposed laws including postal savings banks direct election of senators corporate regulation free rural mail delivery and strengthened interstate commerce and pure food laws.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
Aaron Jones
Indiana
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eight Men Die In Bentleysville Coal Mine Explosion
An explosion in the Brazwell Coal company shaft at Bentleysville Pennsylvania kills eight workers Ed Farragut Ed Hastie PF H Newman G B Wagoner Joe Stokes John Mc Carey J Shickola J Hoskins. The mine had a gas pocket at 185 feet depth and safety lamps were in use. The blast rafters and mine gear were torn down as debris scattered around.
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Pittspurg
Brazwell Coal Company
Bentleysville
Ed Farragut
Ed Hastie
PF. H. Newman
G. B. Wagoner
Joe Stokes
John McCarey
J. Shickola
J. Hoskins
Coal strike commission award extension favored in Scranton
W L Connell prominent coal operator and president of the conciliation board urged extending the coal strike commission award. He said a miners convention in December could back an extension for three to five years or longer, with operators' convention possible to discuss and decide the proposition.
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Scranton
W. L. Connell
Board of Conciliation
Coal Strike Commission
Conciliation Board
Mr. Connell
Lawsuit Seeks Damages Over Rail Incident In Coshocton
Newcomerstown, Nov. 16 A damages suit in Coshocton County Common Pleas recalls the Howard Shaffer episode on No. 32 at the Coshocton fair. Shaffer was knocked down by Lieut. Bean during the ride to Newcomerstown and placed in the village jail after being ordered to bow down. He was later returned to Coshocton where fines and costs were assessed before release.
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Age
Newcomerstown
Howard Shaffer
Shaffer
Coshocton
Common Pleas Court
Coshocton County
Lieut
Bean
Bell Seeks Ohio House Seat After Ballot Error Claim
Friends of Bernard Bell claim he won the Canton Ohio state house seat over Welker after a ballotCounting dispute. They allege that voters marking the Republican ticket and then a cross beside Bell resulted in Welker’s tally, and urge the elections board to review to determine if Bell gains by several hundred votes.
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Canton
Bernard Bell
Welker
Rep
Bell
Retraight Republican
Holles
Board of Elections
Platt Meets Roosevelt at White House over New York appointments
Senator T. C. Platt of New York spent an hour with President Roosevelt at the White House in Washington on November 16. He declined to comment on the visit, but it is presumed the talks covered New York appointments and the broader political situation there.
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Platt
White House
Washington
T. C. Platt
New York
Roosevelt
Isle of Pines residents press property claim
American residents insist they own five sixes of the Isle of Pines land with one six held by Spanish families, arguing for a hearing from the government. A proposal under serious consideration suggests paying settlers for the land due to past belief the area was American.
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Washington
Isle of Pines
War Department
Prairie Fire Rages Across Rosebud Reservation Area
Prairie fires sweep 200 square miles across Tripp county as the Rosebud reservation opens, threatening Bonesteel and nearby towns. Fire 10 miles wide rages toward Aber dese, with firefighters working to stop the advance and protect unsettled lands and Boyd county Nebraska.
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Rosebud Reservation
Tripp County
Boyd County
Toilers Hear Strike Call Amid St Petersburg Tension
Panicky mood grips St Petersburg as Social Democrats and Polish autonomy activists call a general strike. Workers quit large mills and the Baltic and Warsaw railroads while center shops stay open. Troops guard electric stations. leadership splits over the strike’s timing. Continued on Page Four.
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St. Petersburg
Social, Democrata
Webers
Cronstadt
Baltic
Warsaw
Voorhees Sister-in-Law Dies. Funeral Planned
Mrs C J Voorhees received a telegram announcing the death of her sister in law Mrs Robert Wixwell of Millersburg Miss Ellen Voorhees will travel to Millersburg Friday morning for the funeral Perking Salle For Home Paris November 16 George W Perkins of New York sailed home on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Gros se after talks on a new insurance law He refused to discuss the matter Colonel Cody also aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
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C. J. Voorhees
Robert Wixwell
Millersburg
Ellen Voorhees
Perking Salle
Paris
George W. Perkins
New York
Cherbourg
Colonel Cody
Grand Jury Probes Death of Kenyon Student Pierson
Grand jury sessions in Mt. Vernon and Gambier examine witnesses from Kenyon College and Gambier village about the death of student Stuart Pierson who was killed near the tracks. Kenyon College denies hiring an outside investigator and says its own probe found Pierson was not tied to the accident. The panel will also review the assault on James B. R. McGavrey and consider representation from prominent attorneys if no indictment is returned.
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Mt. Vernon
Ki College
Gambier Village
Stuart Ap. Pierson
Gambier
Will
Pieres Kenyon College
Kenyon College
Pierson
Delta Kappa Eperlon Fraternity
James BR. McGavrey
Tnis
Ny One
McGavrey
Hunter Shot at Wooster Ends in Fatal Wounding
James Gleaner of near Seville was shot while alighting from a Wooster streetcar for a hunt. The load struck his right head side and is reported fatal. He leaves two wives and two children. Fire in Wilmington causes about 68600 in losses. Proctor and Gamble tenants in Reynolds building suffer 4000 in damage from a gasoline stove explosion.
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Wilmington
Del
Proctor & Gambie
Cigdenatl
Reynolds
Church option on Howard Robinson property upheld
Attorneys say the Episcopal church option on the Howard Robinson property at Mat and Seventh streets stands. The city had previously claimed a different claim but the court opinion supports the church’s option.
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Episcopal Church
Howard Robinson
Mat and
Seventh Street
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Washington Peet
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Smd Detr
Millersbuge
Kenyon
Stark County
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Buckeye
Hunter
Wooster
Lot Holus
Gowfer
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