Governor Pattison Wins Ohio Gubernatorial Race in 1891
Official state canvass shows Pattison with 473 264 votes and Herrick with 430 617 for governor, giving Pattison a 93 647 plurality. Harris McKinnon and Ellis also lead their rivals in state contests, with totals and pluralities noted. overall turnout high with 96 505 state votes and 936 545 governor votes, plus 24 906 voters not voting for governor.
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Colubus
Secretary of State
Herrick
Pattison
sHarris
Houck
Harris
McKinnon
Mason
Ellis
Ricé
Davis
Mathers
Kirtley
McGovern
Saga Herrick
Cowell
Watkins
Steiger
Wbbat
W. 7
Bryan
Montgomery County
Mr. Pattison
Cuyahoga County
Time Takes a Turn Back Time Takes a Turn Back
David Raiff of the Raiff Spellacy Enamel company presented S H Nicholas with a framed window glass piece dated March 25 1877 marking the birthday of Sam H Nicholas. The glass found in an old house near the Bachman property recalls a Kenyon college Easter visit with Nell Evans and a diamond ring.
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David Raiff
Raiff-Spellacy Enamel Company
Bachman
Third Street
S. H. Nicholas
Sam H. Nicholas
Mr. Nicholas
Kenyon
Sycamore‘ School
Louie Beaver
Nell Evans
Dave Raiff
Subpoenas for Rockefeller and financiers in Missouri oil cases
Telegraph report notes subpoenas issued for John D Rockefeller Henry H Rogers Henry M Flagler and other financiers to appear December 4 before Frederick H Sanborn appointed by Governor Folk as commissioner in Missouri suits to oust the Standard Oil Republic Oil and Waters-Pierce Oil companies from doing business.
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New York
John
D. Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Henry
M. Flagler
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Frederick H. Sanborn
Folk
Standard Oi
Republic Oi Company
Waters- Pierce Oi
Special bill aims to fund humane officer salary
Steps to present a special bill at the coming session authorize councils and county commissioners to fund the humane officer salary to support the local humane society. Attorney Staats is drafting the measure as society members urge public backing for humane work and officer pay. A Coshocton Humane Society meeting at the library at 7 tonight invites public attendance.
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Lybarger
Humane Society
Staats
Coshocton
Grangers Tike AB AT Union Grangers Meeting
The National Grange adopted a resolution asserting workers may choose hours and pay freely, signaling a stance against labor unions. They also approved dropping any Granger dealing in liquor without notice. Denver was chosen for next annual meeting. J L Beach of Cincinnati, Singer representative, visited the local agent W H Wilson.
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Age
Atlantic
CN. Hs
The
National Grange
Denver
Colo
Singer
J. Ll. Beach
Cincinnati
Singer Sewing Machine Company
W. H. Wilson
Fifteen year old girl attempts to scald mother
Lina Rine aged fifteen deliberately threw boiling water from a tin cup into Mrs. David Rine’s face on Cambridge Street. Zelpha Rine and neighbors intervened as Lina struggled with a poker. She was taken to the city prison after a hearing and bound over to the probate court likely for a girls industrial school. The motive cited was influence from a Van Dusen family.
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Iua
Hine
David Rine
Cambridge Street
Mapel
Sistenen
East Chestnut Street
Rieseain
van Dusen
Heavne
Uys
New Time Schedule Changes Announced for Panhandle Division
Agent Kipp of the Panhandle to Gay received official notice of changes effective at midnight Sunday Nov 26. Major shift includes No 25 cutting Coshocton from the map and passing through at about 5 am. No 28 replaces by No 18 arriving earlier. westbound times unchanged. No 7 travels without stop. Walhending trains extend to Dennison. No 459 adjusts to 9 30 am arrival. No 436 moves to 12 20 pm from Mansfield with onward Dennison timing. minor notices to come.
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Kipp
Panhandle
Gay
Coshocton
St. Louis
Pittsburg
No. 436
Mansfield
Here
Dennison
Seventh aT widening begins as schools seek six feet
The Seventh street widening plan advances with six feet taken from school grounds and six feet from the Episcopal church, possibly twelve feet total. City officials consider prohibiting trolley lines on that street between Main and Walnut to protect children at Walnut Street corner.
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Seventh Street
Episcopal Church
Robinson
Wimmer
James
Howell
Lutheran Church
Main
Walnut
Wife Opposes Divorce While Probate Court Files
In probate court Judge Roche hears Eva Ward through her attorney deny cruelty claims and oppose her husband Samuel Ward's divorce petition while stating she does not seek a divorce herself. The session also notes first account in the estate of Emanuel Schaeffer handled by C. W. Ma grader.
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Eva Ward
Judge Roche
Samuel Ward
C. WH. Magrader
Emanuuel Schaeffer
Robbers Fail to Seize Township Funds Near Miller Farm
Three masked men attempted a hold up near the Miller farm east of town. They knocked down Mr Huff who had drawn $500 township money for F A Rich mond at Orange. He identified the assailants, who fled without the cash. The incident postpones the Woman's Club meeting from November 29 to December 5.
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Mr. Huff
Woman's Club
Glass makers clash in labor price talk in Buffalo
Independent glass manufacturers and representatives of their workers met in Buffalo to organize price maintenance and wage scale plans. The conference ended in a deadlock and will resume in Pittsburgh on December 5.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Manning's Testimony Before Insurance Inquiry
William S. Manning of Albany testified at the insurance investigation describing his years in agency work and compensation from John A. Nicholas for protecting life insurance interests. He discussed a 1877 state inquiry, claiming a garbled report was corrected and sold to insurers for 50 dollars a copy, while denying any contract to block publication.
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Depew
New York
William 8. Manning
Albany
John A. Nichole
C. M. Depew
Manning
John A. Nicholas
Hughes
Combined Fleets Sail For Sultans Ports
London dispatch reports the Turkish government may concede to European control in Macedonia after a threat of a naval demonstration. Powers plan to seize Lemnos harbor as the first act, with ministers split over yielding to ultimatums and Germanic support shaping the sultan’s expected compliance.
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London
Vilayets
Macedon
Turkey
Macedonia
Lemnos
Aegean
Minor
Ministra
Peror
Germany
Spet
Game Supper at Adams Farm Draws Local Gentry
A Thursday evening gathering at the Adams farm featured Lewis C. Mirise Thomas LeRetilley Robert Greer from Roc coe Albert Tway Clif Mirise Mate Adams Hugh Gambie Al King Paul Mirise Mayor Rinner Burt Voorhees Same Slegrist Frank Patterson W W Pletcher A J Rantles Mr Tumblin Mr Donaldson H O Nelson Oron Shriziley and William Wilson. The menu included game oysters and chicken served in a convivial country setting.
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Adams
Lewis C. Mirise
Thos. LeRetilley
Robert Greer
Roccoe
Albert Tway
Clif Mirise
Mate Adams
Hugh Gambie
al ‘King
Paul Mirise
Mayor Rinner
Burt “Voorhees
Same Slegrist
Frank Patterson
W. W. Pletcher
A. J. Rantles
Mr. Tumblin
Mr. Donaldson
H. O. Nelson
Oron ,Shriziley
William Wilson
Report on Medley piling near Newcomerstown
The engineers report on the Medley piling near Newcomerstown is due about Monday. It may conclude the work is acceptable despite many sticks being short. Engineer Ginn notes the job is as good as any he has seen and mentions two jack crews worked half a day to pull one stick. He warns the bank proximity risks damage from high water, but says the commissioners chose the location.
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Newcomerstown
Ginn
Medley
Percentage of Pupils with Defective Vision Reported
Examination of public school children by William Burns shows about 20 percent have faulty eyesight. Testing in two buildings using the Word system found young pupils struggle with letters. Burns notes vision problems are more common in lower grades and affect early testing accuracy.
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William Burns
Burns
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Kansas
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UNION
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
F. A. Rich
Orange
Sultans Ports
Mukden
Europe
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