Goldie Yell Keeps Babe She Captured
George Reagen of Coshocton Ohio reports his reunion with his wife and the child two year old girl he and his wife claimed to have raised. He says the couple waive all claim on the boy and acknowledge Goldie Yell as the real mother. Reagen will return to Coshocton. Mrs Reagen plans to move after packing and shipping the household goods.
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Judge Smyser files new trial for Major Taggart case
In Wooster Ohio on October 16, attorneys for Major Taggart were surprised as Judge Smyser filed a petition for a new trial. The move seeks to set aside the judgment on grounds of improper admission and rejection of evidence and irregularities in the prevailing party, including outside matter brought to the court. Also notes Democratic meeting with speakers Pattison Powell Voorhees Callahan and Cottom.
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Folk on graft and grafters declares all privileges grafts
Governor Folk of Missouri told a Philadelphia audience that all special privileges are grafts and should be hated by fair-minded citizens. He warned corruption thrives where public conscience is asleep and urged citizens to overhaul civic evil through moral revolution and active patriotism.
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Negro hanged by mob in London after killing man
Barboursville Kentucky reports a mob executed a Black man in London for killing a white man. The event was received by telegraph today and underscores violent frontier law.
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London
Amputee's Fingers Examined After Burial Delays
Grover Pierson, 20, of Trinway, injured on the C M and P railroad near Dresden, had his left arm and leg amputated after a crush. At Dresden cemetery the hand was exhumed and straightened. the pain ceased and he felt relief. He will return home to Trinway soon.
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Reputed Confession in Lima Bank Robbery Case
Elijah Bowsher, ex janitor, allegedly confesses to the seven year old American National Bank robbery. He says he kept 18000 dollars and that he opened the vault time lock himself. He exonerates Thomas Wilkins and claims giving 32300 dollars to B C Faurot, the former bank owner now deceased.
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Thomas Wilkins
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Wilkins
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B. C. Faurot
May Mean New Depots for Wabash & L E in Coshocton
George Gould head of the Wabash system likely to join the general inspection party for Coshocton’s annual tour next week. A preliminary visit by H. W. McMasters C. W. Woods and other officials lasted nearly two hours and sparked plans for a modern freight house and a new passenger station in Coshocton. The community awaits with great expectation that Gould and his team will approve the improvements.
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Coshocton
H. W. McMasters
Pittsburg
C. W. Woods
Canton
Gould
Liberals urged not to vote in Havana election
Havana dispatch reports Liberal leaders from each province unanimously vow to keep the party intact and issue a manifesto urging Liberals to abstain on election day. Senator Zayas cites 39 000 Liberal votes in Havana last time and 52 000 registered this year amid Moderate party gains. Palma defends government and says Liberal withdrawal weakens opposition.
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Chestnut Street Trees Promise to Prompt Company Action
Citizens on Chestnut Street form a committee to press the gas company for settlement over shade trees damaged by a summer gas leak. They report long‑standing trees dying after the company tore up parts of the street to locate the leak and vow legal action if damages are not repaired.
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Soldier shoots boy over buckeye tree land dispute
Nicholas Selkirk, an old soldier, ordered Henry Webber to leave his land while he was clubbing a buckeye tree. Webber did not heed the demand, Selkirk fired eleven pellets at the boy in the face. Webber will recover. Selkirk was arrested claiming a misfired shell.
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Seventy-Three Year Old Ohio Woman Rides Train
Mrs Solomon Infield of Tuscarawas county Ohio rode a passenger train for the first time last Friday after weeks of coaxing. The 73-year-old has lived in the area near Winfield born near New Bedford and visited relatives in the county before finally agreeing to board the Wheeling for Bars line at Coshocton. She feared the journey but was assisted to a seat behind the locomotive and traveled homeward with trepidation.
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Solomon Infield
Winfield
Tuscarawas County
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Wheeling
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Infield
New Bedford
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W. G. Tunsecliffe
Kenilworth Avenue
Ives
Trial Set Next Week for Prigley and Haughhran
The fate of Edward Prigley and Red Haughhran, accused of holding up Adolph Stibling and stealing his watch last spring, will be decided by Judge Minx and a jury next week. Their trial is scheduled for Monday morning October 23 with no other criminal cases affecting the docket.
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Edward Prigley
Whoare
Adolph ‘Stibling
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Sprague
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