Roosevelt touts Panama Canal and naval strength in Alabama
Mobile residents hear President Roosevelt defend the Panama Canal as essential, praising its construction and urging a strong navy. He notes initial support for Nicaragua changed to Panama, while Taft signals plans on canal funding and possible contractor work. officials describe ongoing data gathering before decisions.
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Mobile
Ala
Roosevelt
Tuskegee
Tuskegee Institute
Union Depot
Bienville Square
Government Street
Panama Canal
Gulf States
Nicaragua
Panama
Eit
Russell's Tough Job in Franco Venezuelan Dispute
Washington assigns U. S. Minister Russell to attempt settlement of the Franco Venezuelan dispute. Caracas reports the administration seeks a diplomatic resolution and to ease tensions between France and Venezuela.
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Caracas
Venezueea
Washington
U. S
Russell
Noted crooks identified as highwaymen in Sahling case
Expert points out culprits in the Adolph Sahling watch theft trial. Capt. John Davis of the Bertillon system at the Ohio Penitentiary identifies two men known as Haughran or Red Wynne and Frank Edwards as the suspects. Edwards was famous for cartooning work and educated, with prior terms in prison. identification today stirs the case.
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Adolph Sahling
John Davis
Bertillon
Ohio Penitentiary
Haughran
Red” Wynne
Ohio
Prigley
Frank Edwards
Columbus
Fate of Two Men in HMDS of the Twelve
Evidence in the Haughran and Prigly cases has been presented to the jury as The Age goes to press. Pleas by attorneys are being delivered and a verdict may come before five o clock. Prosecution witnesses Schilng Manel Leavengood Johnson Zimmerman Phillips King Mast Gosser are listed. McDowell for the defense stated no further evidence would be offered.
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Haughran
Prigly
Adolph’ Schilng
John R. Manel
Wm. Leavengood
J. F. Zimmerman
Wu. Phillips
Clarence Gosser
Glenn
McDowell
Marion L. Sprague
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Adolph Sahling
Man Goes On Warpath With Gun Caught By Police
L Duncen, abroad with a loaded gun Tuesday morning, vowed vengeance on a man who broke up his home. He loaded pistols and weapons and headed out when police intervened, ending a dangerous pursuit. The pair had reportedly been entangled in a troubled domestic situation.
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S. L. Duncen
San
Pollen
Fae
Zanesville
Good Roads for Coshocton County Movement
Wellington B. Loucks national organizer for the National Good Roads association visits Coshocton to promote a county chapter. A meeting is set for Thursday evening at Boyd McConnell’s office with local officials and Citizens to plan a convention in the following week. Nearby counties organize with conventions scheduled in Mansfield Zanesville and Newark within a fortnight.
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Coshocton County
Wellington B. Loucks
National Good Roads Association
Mr. Loucks
Coshocton
Ohio
Boyd& McConnell
Board of Trade
Treasury report notes demand for smaller currency and silver coin status
The 1905 fiscal year treasurer’s report cites rising demand for ten dollar and smaller notes, with $730,782,179 outstanding in these denominations at June 30, 1905. Silver dollar coin circulation peaked, and coinage was halted due to bullion exhaustion, while larger denominations were redeemed to supply smaller notes.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Teal
Jury Pool Scrutinized as 17 Read The Daily Age
In Coshocton common pleas court for the Prigley and Haughtan trial, 19 jurors were examined before 12 were chosen. Seventeen of the 19 admitted reading The Daily Age, revealing high county readership and noting several Democratic jurors among those questioned. The newspaper is widely read for local news.
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Prigley and Haughtan
Common Pleas
Coshocton
Bought a Saloon in Rodgers Building on Sixth Street
William Richeson, formerly in business in Schaich's alley, purchased the saloon located in the Rodgers building on Sixth street.
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William Richeson
Rodgers
Sixth Street
Senator Foraef r cancels all dates
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Joseph Reena Falls ill with bowel inflammation and cancels all scheduled appearances and events. No further dates are listed.
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Foraefr
Cincinnati
Joseph Reena
Salvation Army Buys Old Coshocton Church Buildin
The Salvation Army acquires the old Third Street Episcopal church in Coshocton after a vestry meeting and court order. Adjutant Brindley notes $1500 payment with $800 raised locally. Plan to roof, repair, and occupy by year end with long term vision for a modern front and potential officers residence.
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Third Street
Salvation Army
Nicholas & Merrell
Brindley
Army
Nicholas
Vestry
Eason
Coshocton
Adjutant Brindley
the Methodists
Lgix
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Pope Receives Bishop Hartley In Private Audience
Rome October 24. The pope met Bishop J J Hartley of Columbus Ohio in private audience and received a large autographed photograph of the pontiff. He noted concern for Hungarians in the diocese. Also granted audiences to Rev Victor Day and Rev George Mundelein amid minor illness but good spirits.
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Rome
J. J. Hartley
Columbus
Victor Day
Helena
Mont
George W. Mundelein
Brooklyn
Complaint of Oil Companies Against Railroad Rates
Hearing opened in Cleveland before Interstate Commerce commissioners over alleged unjust discrimination by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad against W E Wall president of Clark Oil company. Clark Oil, a major independent lubricants producer, seeks through rates to reach New England markets. testimony cites denial of through rates and lack of information from railroad agents hindering business, with broader principles at stake.
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Cleveland
Daigse
Fifer Aid Prouty
Interstate Commesne
W. E. Wall
Fred G Clark - On
New York, New Haves and Hartford Railroad Company
Clark Oil Company
Standard Company
New England
P.H. Witléek
Divine Agente
Pennsylvania Railread
Pittsburg
Willock
England
Matseioner
Washington
New Mexican Coins Enter Circulation Under Monetary Reform
The Mexican exchange commission orders new five and ten peso gold coins to circulate, replacing old geld coins. The reform aims to establish a gold standard, with oak coins to be issued early next year. Samuel Haines returns to Bloomfield after a month with county relatives.
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Mexico
Exchange Commission
Minto
Plei
Tese
Smuel Haines
Bloomfield
Herrick Bets With Voters in Ohio County Race
In Zanesville bettors forecast Herrick victory margins over Pattison, offering stakes on statewide, Hamilton County, and Muskingum County vote differentials. Signals reporter notes bets of up to 1000 dollars, with lines counting 30,000 and 25,000 vote gaps in various areas.
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Herrick
Zanesville
Pattison
Ohio
Hamilton County
Patti ‘Son
Muskingum County
Charles Geta
Ality
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Ushogton County
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