Coal Syndicate In Mess of Trouble
Cincinnati report notes a receiver petition in U S circuit court for the Little Kanawha syndicate a West Virginia coal lands and railroad interests group led by George Gould Joseph Ramsey and William Guy. Plaintiff John S Jones seeks protection for stockholders amid alleged mismanagement and secret transactions with hearings set for October 9.
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George Gould
Joseph Ramsey
West Virginia
Cincinnati
United States Circuit
Little Kanawha Syndicate
George J. Gould
Joseph Rameey
Wabash
William F. Guy
St. Louis
John S. Jones
Chicago
Richards
Gould and
Ramsey
Guy
Gould
Jones
James T. Blair
Edward Fulton
Pui
Zanesville
Ohio River
Ohio Boy At Head Of Big Work
Colonel Glivence Is Edwards chief of the bureau of insular affairs is a native of Ohio born at Cleveland in 1860. After his graduation from West Point in 1885 his first field service was in the Philippines.
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Glivence
Is. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Ohio
Cleveland
West Point
False resignation rumor at Citizens' Telephone Co
The Age reports a rumor that S C Kissner resigned as manager and Johnston of Janesville succeeded him is unfounded. Company officials say Kissner remains manager and Johnston has come to be foreman of the city wire gang, with no basis to the claimed switch.
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S. C. Kissner
Citizens Telephone Co
8S. C. Kissner
Citizens’ Telephone Co
Johnston
Janesville
Age Today
Kissner
Ner
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Eagles Seek Episcopal Church as Lodge Home in Coshocton
The Coshocton lodge of Eagles aims to buy the North Third Street Episcopal Church to convert it into a premier lodge home. The Salvation Army has an option and plans to seal the deal mid October. Adjutant Brindley reports over 500 dollars raised, with 1,000 expected. the plan includes a remodel and a new fifth story at a cost near 5,000 dollars.
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Coshocton
Yellow Fever Toll Rising in South with 31 New Cases
New Orleans reports 31 new yellow fever cases, total 2899 to date, and 375 deaths. Current counts show 286 under treatment and 2238 discharged. A church steeple cross atop the Catholic church was regilded for a renewed, handsome appearance.
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Age
New Orleans
Lead Pencil Found in Man's Appendix After Swallowed
Chicago, Sept. 27. Robert Hanners, 24, a baker, told doctors he swallowed a lead pencil two years ago and now suffers severe pain. He was diagnosed with appendicitis and underwent immediate surgery. The pencil, five inches long and sharpened at one end, was found embedded in the appendix as he predicted.
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Chicago
Robert Hanners
Hanner
Hanners
Chicago police hunt for Marie Ivers Lawrence on Ohio indictment
Chicago police seek Mrs. Marie Ivers Lawrence alias Minnie Lee to arrest her on a secret indictment returned yesterday in Cleveland Ohio charging her with criminal attendance in a blackmail plot involving Governor Myrep and T Berkah ads ra.
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Ivers Lawrence
Minnie Lee
TABLOID OF COUNCIL
Mayor's salary fixed at $1,000. Salary ordinance not taken up in detail. Provides for full elections and places bond of each TB. PLS. at $5,000. $2,000 transferred to sidewalk fund. East Main Street grade above railway established. Model fire ordinances read.
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East Main Street
Counci
Craig
Weisner
Esteem for Rockefeller voiced at Cleveland gathering
Several hundred Cleveland business and professional men gathered at John D. Rockefeller’s home to praise him. Andrew Squires and L B Holden spoke, stressing Rockefeller’s 50-year city ties and the value of enterprise, efficiency, and philanthropy over mere profit in guiding society. Rockefeller urged turning success toward humanity and endowments to churches, schools, and asylums.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Qi
Porest Hill
Andrew Squires
L. B.holden
The
Plain Dealer
Squires
Squire
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Ufe
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Licks Up Ohio and Indiana Traction Assets
Cleveland Sept. 37 The Standard Oil group of New York financiers has gained control of traction securities in Ohio and Indiana with a par value of 43105000 for about 50000000 in cash. Backing by United Gas Improvement and agencies such as Elkins Widener Dolan and Randal Morgan is noted as the move extends to Cincinnati street railway holdings and Ohio properties. The Tucker Anthony properties and Columbus Buckeye Lake Newark Columbus Newark Zanesville lines are also mentioned with potential further consolidation. Barbers' union reports three new members and one reinstatement. Mrs Pfeiffer ill in Mo Dedding on Main Street.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Group
New York
Traction Securities
Ohio
Indiana
New York Standard Olcoterle
United Gas Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Elkins-Widener
Dolan ‘Syndicate
Randal Morgan
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
McCulloch
Tucker-Anthony
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Zanesville
Contro
Appleyard
Mayor's salary set at 1000 per year in SCOOG
Coshoc tob council fixed the mayor's pay at 1000 annually starting January 1, removing fees and setting flat remuneration. Previous totals with fees approached 1000. The meeting also moved funding transfers, approved street and safety ordinances, and postponed final salary details.
Coshocton High to Play Newark High Next Saturday
Arrangements completed for a football game between Coshocton and Newark High Schools at Riverside Park on Saturday morning at 10 o clock. Coshocton will also host Zanesville in the afternoon, with Newark regarded as one of the fastest teams in the state. The Coshocton squad anticipates a tougher challenge than last week and will field their strongest lineup against Newark.
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Coshocton
Newark
Riverside Park
Lauure
West Lafayette College
Newark High
Cosboeton Zangsville
Ami
Zanesville High
Bryan Declares Support For Roosevelt Amid Election Clash
Lincoln Nebraska September 27 W J Bryan writes to President Roosevelt urging support for his lead in the contest of his life. He notes Roosevelt’s call for a strengthened interstate commerce commission to set fair freight rates, warns of railroad lobby opposition, and urges the president to back the reform element within the Republican party.
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Tm Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Republican Party
Paris floats loan for Russia and Berlin plan
Paris reports a Russian loan nearly concluded to be split between Paris and Berlin. The sum is understood to be about 17500009. Eyewitnesses describe a Glove factory incident where a yellow dog with a white spot defended workers, not a shepherd, and no provocation was noted before the dog reportedly turned on them.
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Paris
Berlin
Fragmentary OCR Notice on Local Property Sale
The readable parts indicate a local property sale notice with unfamiliar scrawl of names and dates. Details are incomplete but action appears to involve selling or auctioning a property under a local authority or court process.
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Coal Syndicate
Carlisle
Plains
James A. Garfied
Philippine
Lawton
Otory
Lodge OF Eagles
Episcopal Church
South
G A. Cramblett
Roscoe
the Age
DLAGK
Marie
Blackmel
Myrep, T. Berrkeh
Ads
John D
Bryan
China
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
Barbers’ Union
Clyde Culbertson
Clyde Waiters
Charles Seal
Charles Roberts
Rick List
William Pfeiffer
SCOOG
Council
Coshoctob
Hahn
Board of Public Service
Newk
Nebraskan
Russia
John Lay
Saaedten
Oren Root
Hamilton Ot Lege
New School
Artiur
United States
McNinkey
Pra Roosevelt
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