Wheels of Just Begin the Grind in Philadelphia Politics
John Weaver, noted for opposing Philadelphia ring politics, rises as mayor and clashes with city bosses. Common pleas court opens the October term with Judge Maxwell, listing grand jury witnesses for Tuesday and Wednesday and naming the jurors and compellants from several towns and organizations.
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John Weaver
Philadelphia
England
Common Pleas Court
Maxwell
John R. Mapel
B. C. Rinner
WV. H. Wilson
Howard Dawson
Baron Abel
Clyde Wheeler
R. A. McClure
James Dobson
Daisy Dobson
May Moran
Thomas McCoy
Ami Cullison
Ira Middleton
Jesse McClain
T. H. Lear
Gone From St Louis George Reagen In Abduction Saga
George Reagen may pursue custody in Minnesota after Goldie Yell and the child departed for her mother’s home there. A telegram announced the move to St Louis only after his Saturday departure, prompting a request for an Illinois arrest warrant. Conflicting reports from Alton and Ohio highlight uncertainty as the story unfolds.
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George Reagen
Minnesota
Mr. Reagen
St. Louia
Goldie Yell
Alton
Ohio
Illinois
The
Age
Sentinel-Democrat
Reagen
Indemnity Savings and Loan Bank Faces Charter Challenge
Cleveland Ohio October 16 Indemnity Savings and Loan failed to open and a notice of assignment to president H R Sanborn was posted. Attorney General Ellis began proceedings Saturday to revoke its charter for alleged violations of state banking law. The bank will resist and filed a motion to quash the summons.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indemnity Savings and Loan Company
H. R. Sanborn
Ellis
Ings
Cow Causes Deadly Iowa Central Wreck
A cow strayed onto the Iowa Central rails triggering a freight wreck that killed five trainmen. The doubleheader derailed into a ditch, engines piled, and a fire broke out as the crew tried to rescue others. Engineers Caffal Summers Barret Briley Morgan among the dead. survivors from nearby homes assisted.
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Seaton, HL
Iowa Central
Geo. Caffal
Harry Summers
Harry Barret
L. H. Briley
P. T. Morgan
Oskaloosa
Briley
Monmouth
Morgan
Summers
Fire destroys McKeesport church by gas blast
The First Presbyterian church at McKeesport was blown up by a natural gas explosion at noon and entirely destroyed. The janitor, who inspected the basement with a candle, was burned but not fatally. Loss set at 5000 dollars.
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Presbyterian Church
McKeesport
Printers Reach Eight-Hour Day Agreement Across Unions
Indianapolis bulletin says 240 local unions and employers reached deals for an eight hour day to begin January 1. After five weeks of strike, workers remain out in 53 cities though many are already under contract ending January 1 or later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
ELK SAYS SKIN WORTH TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
George Lovejoy the Elk sues C P Thomas for 10000 alleging 50 inches of skin was peeled from his legs under chloroform by a surgeon. He says only small strips were promised and reports he lay in hospital 10 days before leaving. Mrs Searles died after lamp accident and skin grafting at St Luke's hospital.
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Spokane. Wash
George
Fred
Roscoe Nominates Citizens Ticket in Quiet Village Drive
The Citizens' ticket tops Roscoe nominations for mayor James Bell clerk James Sykes treasurer Charles Neptune assessor W H Foster and council John Miller Henry Clark Ed Ostler. The move sparks a political clash over village incorporation as new county auditor C R Randles of Roscoe takes oath with deputy Clarence Randles. Lamberson retires after six years praised for long county service and prior posts. Three drunks close fair week before Mayor Rinner with fines, costs, and ‘‘wants’’ noted.
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Roscoe
Miyor
James Bell
James Sykes
Charles Neptune
W. H. Foster
John Miller
Henry Clark
Ostler
C. R. Randles
Donley
Clarence C. Randles
Ada
Northern Ohio University
Randles
Charles A. Lamberson
Lamberson
Rinner Mon
Beck
Old Church Visits Stir Memories for W H Kipp
W H Kipp spent Sunday in Dresden and attended services at the old M E church where he youthfully attended Sunday school in 1849 and 1850. He told an Age man the visit brought a flood of recollections of the olden days and that he had never enjoyed a church service so thoroughly.
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W. H. Kipp
Dresden
M. E
Mr. Kipp
Higgins tops Fred Smith in Parkview pool exhibition
Higgins from Cleveland drew a large crowd at Parkview parlors Saturday night. He defeated Fred Smith, a top cue handler in the city, 125 to 41 in a straight pool match before another half hour of fancy shots.
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Higgins
Cleveland
Parkview
Fred Smith
Police On New Beats Take Effect At City
Regular monthly beat changes begin Sunday evening with Courtright on day shift and Wagoner moving to Beat 1, Beat 2 to Fretueg, Beat 3 to Gorman, and Beat 4 to Hawkins. A poultry exhibit typo misreported 400 birds instead of 1400 at the fair grounds.
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Courtright
Wagoner
Fretueg
Gorman
Hawkins
Supreme Court Advances Rogers Case in Vermont Death Sentence
Washington reports the Supreme Court granted a motion to advance the case of Mary M. Rogers of Vermont who faces the death sentence and it is set for November 6. The court denied a motion to adjourn the Goebel murder case for James Howard of Kentucky.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mary M. Rogers
Vermont
James Howard
Kentucky
Goebel
Election committee voices overdue judge and clerk picks
Secretary Staats, county election board official, reports several townships and precincts have not yet sent in recommendations for election judges and clerks. Bethlehem township Pike township Virginia township Roscoe and Tuscarawas township No 2 are among those awaiting guidance.
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Staats
County Election Board
Bethlehem
Pike
Virginia
Roscoe
Tuscarawas
RY Coshecton
Thieves Enter Keene Home Steal Pies and Eats
Thieves gained entry to the Jesse Lawrence home near Keene while the Lawrences attended the fair by breaking a kitchen window. They passed the silverware and a watch but took only pies and other eatables from the dining room table. Angel Bros piano dealers relocate to new quarters in the Almach building with a large redecorated room. Miss Belle Moore took charge of the store Monday morning.
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Jesse Lawrence
Keene
Mrs Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Almach
Angel Bros
Carton
Parrish & Co
Oho
Belle Moore
Bryan to Spend Two Years in Japan Visit Tokyo
William J Bryan and his family arrived in Yokohama on Saturday and will stay two years in Japan. They will tour Tokyo for five days and be invited to dinners by Marquis Okuma, president of the privy council, and the foreign minister. The Japan American Society plans a Bryan address at the Young Men's Hall on October 17 with Okuma presiding.
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Tokyo
Wiliam J. Brym
Youhama
Japan
Anl
Okuma
Bryan
Japan American Society
St. the Young Men‘s Hall
Governor Herrick Replies to Baker and Political Allegations
Columbus October 16 Governor Herrick replies to Rev. P A Baker head of the Anti Saigon league denying rumors of bully tactics in this year s campaign. He reiterates that league leaders have slandered opponents and cites multiple instances in support of the charge. He defends his position and calls for fair campaigning.
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Age
Columbus
Gover
Herrick
Oho
P. A. Baker
National Superity St.dent
Anti-Saigon League
League
The Age Circulation Policy in Coshocton
The Age outlines its paid in advance circulation, no free or temporary handbill distribution, and that the paper ceases when the term ends. It asserts it is the only Coshocton newspaper and advertisers reach a fully paying readership through its circulation.
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AGE
Coshocton
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