Glanders Breaks Out in Warwa s Horses Near Coshocton
Coshocton county farmers fear glanders in horses after three animals from Mr. Torden are killed under state orders. State Veterinarian Dr. Paul Fischer and local vet Dr. J F Foster confirm glanders with nasal and farcy forms, warn of human transmission, quarantine remains, and eradication efforts continue. Buckeyes travel to Plainfield to face their rival.
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Coshocton County
Paul Fischer
Columbus
Is & N. Borden
Spring Mountain
J. FB. Foster
W. W Miler
State Agricultural Board
Fischer
Foster
J. E. Foster
Coshoctow
Warsaw
Mr. Torden
Ir. Foster
Fate twists no horror at Chicago rail tragedy
Chicago telegram reports W P Appleyard superintendent of construction for Pullman killed at Sixty third street station while waiting for his wife. She later learns he was the man struck by the locomotive after news reaches home.
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Age
Chicago
Sixty-third Street
Millnois Central
W. P. Appleyard
Pullman Company
Governor Hurls Gambling Charge At Auditor Head
Hamilton Ind Sept 26 Governor Hanly spoke at the Thirtieth Indiana regiment reunion detailing his action against ex auditor David E Sherrick. He cited state funds lost to wildcat securities totaling 75000 and claimed bribery and drunkenness. He accused Sherrick of pressuring railroad managers to obtain passes for legislators. He said the auditor’s office acted as a broker for free passes during December 1904.
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Hamilton
Ind
Hanly
Indiana
David E. Sherrick
David B. Sherrick
Casio
French Lick
Sherrick
Monon
General Assembly
Auditor of State
Capitalists mark first well site on Coshocton lease
J Lee Moore, noted War saw farmer and coal operator, told The Age in Coshocton that the Lancaster capitalists have set the first test well near Blissfield. They recently purchased 8,000 acres from Moore and Priest and will drill at once inviting leaseholders to watch. If successful, a large Coshocton oil boom is anticipated.
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J. Lee Moore
Warsaw
Coshoct
Blissfield
Lancaster
Moore
Priest
Old Coshocton
Editor Drowns Self in Muskingum River
George M. Cooke, former editor of the Marietta Leader and a prominent Marietta citizen, committed suicide by drowning in the Muskingum River at night. He left a note for his wife, citing family ill health as a motive.
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Muskingum River
Muskingum
Colombia rift as Reyes seizes dictatorial power
Telegraph reports General Rafael Reyes, Colombia’s president, allegedly declared himself dictator on September 8. Supreme court members were imprisoned in Bogota, mobs attacked the presidential palace, troops fired on rioters, and revolutions were said to have begun in Antioquia and Santander.
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Panama
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Supreme Court
Bogots
Auto Jump Crashes Into Telegraph Pole in New Jersey
At Hightstown New Jersey Robert E Kidd of Staten Island was killed and S Hinman Bird of New York City seriously injured when a car overturned after striking a telegraph pole Bird is stepson of Charles T Cook president of Tiffany Company and is senior class president at Princeton Kidd was a noted mobile racer
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Trenton
N. J
Robert E. Kidd
Staten Island
N. Y
S. Hinman Bird
New York City
Hightstown
Bird
Charles T. Cook
Tiffany Company
New York
Princeton University
Kidd
CUT OFF LEG ABOVE KNEE AT LOCAL ACCIDENT
Ray Sells a seventeen year old of Nellie suffered a severe injury when he slipped from a coal train and the wheel severed his left leg above the knee near the village early Wednesday. He was the son of Samuel Sells employed on the railway section and was taken by handcar to Dr. Sands at Walhending for treatment and rest as conditions allowed.
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Ray Sells
Nellie
Young Sells
Samuel Sells
Pomerenc Switch
Beall Jacobs Wedding Reported in County News
County readers learn of the Beall Jacobs wedding noted in local society items. The notice appears amid a broad page of Ohio news, upcoming events, and community notices.
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Roy Sells
Glanders
Cook
Muskingum
Blissfield
Uhrichsville
Uncle Sam
Panama
Ohio News
Beall-Jacobs
Western wreck leaves twenty five injured and one dead
In Reno on September 20, twenty five people were injured and Geo. Wareman was killed in a head on collision between two Southern Pacific freight trains nine miles west of Beowawe. A rear end crash between two passenger trains followed.
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Reno
Geo. Wareman
Southern Pacific
Beowawe
Receiver Sought in Fraud Suit Against Western Life Indemnity
In Chicago a suit for receiver and accounting against current and former officials of Western Life Indemnity alleges fraud misapplication of trust funds and secret transfers. Proxies controlled by Gray and Rosenfeld are cited for directing a contract to draw for each $1,000 issued. The case, with $20,000,000 in policies, names Allen W. Field Jesse B. Strode Addison S. Tibbetts and multiple Lincoln Neb. residents as plaintiffs and defendants. The case was continued with matters staying in statu quo and the Thursday meeting adjourned.
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Chicago
Western Life Indemnity Company
EBI
Rosenfeld
W. H. Gray
United States Circuit Court
S. Levison
Levison
Bethea
Gray
Allen W. Field
Jesse B. Strode
Addison S. Tibbetts
Insurance Company
Equitable Bank Payments Held Unauthorized in Turner Loans
A published report claims the Equitable Life Assurance Society paid 218264 to the Mercantile Trust for Turner loans without society authorization. Loans originated in 1890s via Western National Bank and were tied to Kentucky and Colorado properties and various guarantors. Morton seeks repayment from Mercantile and repudiates a 3685008 loan tied to a different Mercantile account.
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New York
Mamton
Equitable Life Assurant Society
Directuria
Equitable
Mercantile Trust Company
Morton
Western National Bank
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Henry 8
Henry B. Hyde
Marcelig Harley
John EB. Searles
Lewis Titegerald
W. N. Coler, Jr
BM. Hyde
Jelu W. Young
Salt Lake and Eastern Railway
Salt Lake
Te Kentucky Mineral and Timber Pany
Amity Land and Frrition Company
Colorado
Kentucky
Equitable Assurance Society
Mecantile Trust Company
Sperial Counsel
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mexconuie Trust Company
Equitable Life Society
Mercentrie Tonast Company
Society
Operators and Miners Clash Over Eight Hour Day
Scranton dispatch reports a leading coal operator after a Philadelphia conference with President Baer says miners will not get an eight hour day. He says the present agreement should continue and warns a wage rise would force coal price increases. Miners’ Shamokin convention on December 14 will set plans.
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Ags
Scranton
Philadelphia
Baer
Reading
Shamokin
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Plainfield
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British Admiralty
Hoosier State
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George M
the Age
Ray
Assessment Insurance Association
Equitable Life Soci
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