First Degree Murder and Arson Charged in Fresno Case
Benjamin Dickerson Indicted for murder in the first degree and arson. Grand jury reports nine true bills including Dickerson for three counts of murder premiditated rape and attempting rape, and arson. 61 witnesses examined. six days of sessions. others charged include Blackmore Potter Wilden Kinney Lanham and Haughran and Prigley.
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Ben Dickerson
Maxwell
Dickerson
Simon Hughes
Hughes
Age
Wilbur F. Park
Fresno
John Blackmore
Adam Potter
William Wilden
Harry Kinney
Sherman Perry
James Lanham
Benjamin Dickerson
Blackmore
Lanhan
Haughran
Prigley
U B Church Opens In New Glories
After seven weeks closed the United Brethren church reopened for worship. The interior was frescoed in rich delicate tones and features an allegorical painting “Spiritual Life” by Mr Schaebitz, showing an angel and Calvary. Large congregations attended both services as Rev H J Kobler preached fine sermons and the choir gave beautiful music.
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United Brethren Church
Schaebitz
H. J. Kobler
Mr Cohen Buys Three Story Block on North Second Street
D Cohen acquired a three story brick building on North Second street next to the Farmers hotel Monday morning. He purchased the property from Jos Li McDowell for two thousand dollars as an investment, calling it an excellent piece of real estate.
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D. Cohen
North Second Street
Farmers’ Hotel
Jos.Li.McDowell
Cohen
Preparing for New Business Block Plan Mentioned
Mr Gray outlines a proposed new business block with intent to proceed despite no definite details. The plan foresees moving ahead and aligns with current downtown development ambitions, though specifics remain to be defined.
High Lights of Taft Speech at Akron Stance on Brannock Law
Taft notes Brannock amendments serve justice and impartiality. He defends Governor Herrick against anti-Saloon League bitterness. He warns Cincinnati machine bias reflects on candidates, disputes Cox collusion, and argues voting against the Republican municipal ticket. The speech links local politics to national issues and the 1912 presidential contests.
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Brannock
Herrick
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt
Cox
Sullivan not a candidate for United Mine Workers president
D H Sullivan declares to an Age reporter that he will not seek the UMW presidency when W H Haskins term ends. He says health concerns and duty in the past guide his decision and will instead run for state vice president. Several others, including Green of this city and Wm Morgan of Massillon, are in the field.
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D. H. Sullivan
United Mine Workers
W. H. Haskins
Mr. Sullivan
Age
Ohio
Dovnot
Haskins
Green
Wm. Morgan
Massillon
Alabama Greets the President on Alabama Tour
President Roosevelt begins a Southern tour with a short stop in St Augusasy Alabama guiding plans, attending Presbyterian Memorial Church services and a city drive. He visits Fort Marion and Anatasia Island for a salt water bath before resuming travel to Mobile later in the day. Judge Roche travels to Illinois to take depositions in the Metham Renfrew land suit and returns Wednesday.
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St Augusasy
Planet
Roosevelt
Alabama
Mobile
St. Augustine
Presbyterian Memorial Church
James Coffin Stout
Loeb
Rixey
John McIlhenny
John Greenway
Fort Marion
Anastasia
Swedish and Norwegian Warships
Norway's navy features four ironclads four defense ships three cruisers thirty three torpedo vessels and eleven gunboats with five thousand one hundred fifty personnel. Sweden fields sixty eight steamers armed with three hundred twenty five guns led by the battleship Oscar II.
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Norway
Sweden
Oscar LI
Nightly disappearance and husband seeks wife in Zanesville
Abs S L Dawson, housekeeper at Star hotel and wife of clerk L H Dawson, vanishes after a domestic dispute. The husband travels to Zanesville on March 19 to locate her, her maiden name Alice Wilson, aged 39, married in Dayton last May. Rumors of sensational developments swirl despite the basic facts. Trolley Men Meet continues with plan previews. Charles Clark becomes night clerk at Standen hotel.
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Abs
S. L. Dawson
Star Hotel
L. Dawson
Donaldson Brothers
Lower Main Street
Zanesville
Alice Wilson
Dayton
Coshocton Oil and Gas Company Incorporation News
The Coshocton Oil and Gas company formed by Lancaster gentlemen holds 8000 acres of leases once owned by Moore and Priest of Warsaw. Capitalized at 25000 with 12500 shares on the market at 25 each, office in Coshocton Park hotel. Officers: President G. W. Boustler, Vice President F. M. McKay, Sec.-Treas. Willis Outcast, Supt. S. M. Walley. Walley arrived to establish active control as operations resume promising strong oil wealth and rapid development. Vice president is brother of cartoonist Richard Moutealt creator Burter Drown.
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Coshocton
Coshoeton
Park Hotel
G. W. Boustler
F. M. McKay
Walley
Richard Moutealt
Burter Drown
Will Move to Buckeye Capital
J F Tredway, who sold his residence on Cambridge road, plans to relocate to Columbus and make the capital city his future home. He bought real estate on North High Street last spring, expects to build more, and foresees a big future in the area. RF D Convention Messrs Smith and Davis, carriers at the local post office, visited Zanesville for the state convention and banquet. J N Wood asked loafers to avoid his Walnut street alley, especially Sundays.
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J. F. Tredway
Cambridge Road
Columbus
Capital City
Mr. Treadway
Nor
Messis
L. T. Smith
Will Davis
RF. D
Zanesville
State
J. N. Wood
Age Office
Walnut Street
Sunday Tour Car Crash Kills Seven Near Madison N J
A tour car carrying seven people, three women and four men, overturned after being struck by a trolley crossing in Filiton near Madison New Jersey. All passengers were thrown out as the vehicle rolled. The incident ended a Sunday that brought bad luck to the travelers.
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Madison
N. J
Filiton
Russian Railway Strike Paralyzes Moscow Traffic and Relief
Moscow endures a railway strike that halts freight and passenger flow, threatening famine relief as seven thousand workers walk out. Government deploys troops to restore routes, while factory stoppages push grain and milk shortages toward deeper crisis. prognoses warn of intensified suffering if rail disruption persists.
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Moscow
Ita City
Russia
St.burg
Baltic
Sucresatally
Express Robber Rails At Fates For His Capture
Pittsburg Oct 24 Edward George Cunliffe the express robber claims he took about 1000 to recharge a 3204 00 package and that the object went to Bridgeport Conn to obtain work on a bridgeport eye boats plan frustrated by labor troubles. He shipped 50000 in a suitcase to Bristol in care of the express company fearing a capture and the \$11000. But evaded reply to calling against the fate led to discovery of 30000. Carman denounces James Missett of Bridgeport who informed Pinkertons of his whereabouts as a knock. He denied seeing Arnold 40608 cents as he put it.
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Pittsburg
George Cunliffe
Bridgeport
Conn
Bristol
Fatea
Carman
James Missett
Pinkertons
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Standen Hotel
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Mgr. S. M. Walley
Buckeye Capital
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United States Geological Survey
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