Releas ed from Colum bus ten year sentence for pistol act
Setactian Smith, freed from Columbus penitentiary for a ten year term, objected to a ten cent admission fee at a spring 1899 entertainment near Newcomes town. He argued, then shot Swartz after the show, leaving Swartz dead. Smith began serving in 1899 and was paroled in 1901, later revoking parole in 1905 after drunken incidents. his wife still resides in Columbus. A local observer thinks Smith was more sinned against than sinning.
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Setactian Smith
Columbug
A&a
Oan
Swatz
Lick Run
Lick Run Sdboot Bouse Orth of Newcomestown
Smith
Swartz
Smalth
Columbus
Ubrichsille Chronicle
Sunday in Chicago Campaign Evidence Drive
Volunteers from Chicago law and order groups sought evidence that Illinois borders were being violated. The action supports a campaign initiative by Wemere after their success in earlier counties. Evidence gathered will be presented to Cook County grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camertcan Press
Telexran
Chicago
Chicaco Law and Order
Illinois
Wemere
Cook County
French repulse as Arab tribesmen attacked Maghola camp
In Algeria at Maghola on a Sunday clash between Bent Nassen tribesmen and French forces left 1,200 dead. French infantry faced near encirclement before a brillant countercharge and vigorous artillery shelling routed the Arabs. French losses were light. Arabs regrouped and renewed attacks with further plans into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maghola
Algeria
Reprieve Granted Delay in Earle Parle Election
Governor's office says a reprieve will delay execution for Frank Parle the Shelly county murderer to review his case. The state board of pardons meets on December 5 to decide whether to alter the death sentence, with the electroution date set for late December. Earle and Solo remain on death row at the state prison after convictions for the Wil Hare slaying during a jewelry store robbery attempt.
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American Press
Columbus
Frank Parle
Shelly County
Jeter Sclay
Cleveland
Deepi
Earle
Solo
Poiitan
Wil Hare Tegm
Sidney Iearcher
Calro of Great Age Piano Link to Amati Trust Found
A fragmentary report notes a cello of ancient origin in Mount Noorah Victoria, sent to a peerage, bearing a large Miooto Amati with date 162. A later repair is linked to Meonia Banded of Versaites in 174 for Vouts XVI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calro
Mount Noorah
Vietoria
Miooto Amati
Wesales
Meonia
Versaites
Vouts XVI
Opportunities in Plenty in the Present Era
Fragmentary text describes opportunities now present compared with past decades. Mentions broad potential growth across fields and optimism for current and future generations. Reads like a period voice urging progress and collective effort amid changing times.
Community Notices from Gilesville and Surroundings
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and daily activities. W A Cardye, Li A Robinson, W A Himebaugh, Burns, Arthur Dawson, Miss Maule Richcreek, Ira Stawe, R J Dawson, Carl McGee, Valentine Hahn, Philip Hahn, Henry Hahn, C O McGinnis, Jobo Goodin, Elia Dickey, Laura Jally, Barton Kelly, H R McCunty, C B Reaner, F Partello, Vastry Cline, Bessie Wright, Mrs W W Robinson, Miss Kathering Thomp King, Ann Eliza Clark, J W Cramblett, Cha Fluttwell, UW Glover and L C Glover are noted for journeys, visits, and work.
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W. A. Cardye
Gilesville
Gates
Li. A. Robinson
Monticelly
W. A. Himebaugh
Chesgo
Burns
Verryseville
Arthur Dawson
Congsville
Maule Richcreek
C. C. Dawson
West Male Street
Ira Stawe
Meek Cu
R. J. Dawson
Kirby
Bowerton
Carl McGee
Pennsy
C. O. McGinnis
Valentine Hahn
Sugar Creek
Philip and
Henry Hahn
Balthe
Adam
CO. P. McGinnis
Pittsburg
Jobo Goodin
Wheeling
Elia Dickey
Laura Jally
Conesville
Barton H. Kelly
H. R. McCunty
C. B. Reaner
Mexico
Texan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Prairie Chivyet
J. W. Cramblett
New Lexington
Crooksville
Cha. Fluttwell
Newark
Amerian Tailoring Company
Co. UW. Glover
L. C. Glover
Keene
Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton and Nearby Townships
A series of property transfers across Coshocton County and surrounding areas notes multiple deeds. Transfers include Myrtle Kissner and Albert Crekey, James Snedo, Leadenwood and Schoets, Elw Senora, Hamilton Vrawning Sheriff, and others, with parcels ranging from 1 to several acres in White Eyes, Monroe, Virginia and Cassume areas. Amounts listed include 450, 100, 1400, 2000 dollars, among others, with various grantees and grantors.
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Coshocton
Imp
Myrtle J. Kissner
Albert I
Leagenewood
E. Schoets
Senora
Hamilton Vrawning
Magaret
Millia
Alfred Pepper
Cs Shag Dein LL Aeres
Virginia
Fragmentary notice of unclear names and events
Fragmentary OCR reads like stray phrases about ceremonies and views. Mentions names such as Fenevirid and phrases like deto nations and earth upon Comere. Text is garbled, lacks coherent event, date, or place details.
Jackson Township Wedding Gunday Afternoon
A local wedding took place Sunday afternoon November 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Marc Fotune in Jacketn town hop. Frank Fitch and MIM Derske Wolte were united in marriage with Rev Erwin officiating witness by Nelson and Miss Carpenter and close family. Another Thanksgiving wedding plans note Miss Kya Siibert to wed Philp G Keller of Plusoure, with celebratory days in Canton and Sesnecton before settling in Pittsburgh where Keller is employed as a partner.
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Jackson Township
Marc Fotune
Jacketn Town
Frank Fitch
Mim Derske Wolte
Rev. Co
Erwin
Nelson
Kya
Protest by New York ministers over school Christ ban
The Methodist Episcopal ministers' association of New York adopted a resolution condemning the city committee on elementary schools for removing references to Jesus Christ from school exercises and abolishing Christmas celebrations. They argued the move threatens sectarian education and clashes with Christian nation principles.
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American Press
New York
Committee On
Methodist Episcopal Ministers’ Association of
West Lafayette Notes Report Local Activities and Hobbies
West Lafayette news items cover Dr Watson’s engaging lecture last Tuesday evening, local plant improvements at West Lafayette Manufacturing, and residents like James West and M C Jones in town. Frank Vance and Ea McCammant hunted nearby, corn husking continues despite field conditions, and local social and religious events include a Thanksgiving service at a Presbyterian church. Private illnesses and home care affect Shaw and Frau Shaw, land deals near Prairie Pond are noted, and Masons plan events with others visiting from nearby towns.
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West Lafayette
Adams Mills
Tewiy M. Maxwell
Frank Legsett
Prairie Pond
Tev
Beek
Muskingum Conference
Jobs
Shaw
Frau Shaw
Adngs Fenedin
Pentylvania Hehet
Eylalpelas
Dickerson
Shaw Additand
J. al
Mes
Thuapy
Sooty Vincent
Saturdco
Sanday
Frankia
Walsh Scores a Point in McLean Trial
The trial of John K. R. Walsh proceeds as Frederick W. McLean, former cashier of the Chicago National Bank, explains reports to the Chicago Clearing House Association were excluded for lack of personal issuance. McLean concedes bank examiners knew the memorandum notes and collateral, and admits he did not hand cashier’s checks to Walsh but to the bank’s private bookkeeper.
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America
Chicago
Frederick W. McLean
Chicago National Bank
John KR. Walsh
McLean
Chicago Clearing House Association
Fortier
Walsh
B. B. Meas
Markets Report Mixed as Early Prices Edge Lower
The Today markets memo from New York shows early stock prices uneven with declines in several issues. Trading hints at modest shifts across major sectors while grain prices such as wheat and corn show fractional changes and mixed futures quotes.
Possible Democratic Candidates For Bryan In 1904
Willis J. Abbot analyzes Bryan's openness to the Democratic nomination and surveys likely rivals including Chanler Culberson Johnson Smith Folk for the national convention. The piece weighs Oklahoma politics, Tom Johnson, and the presidency, noting reform zeal, direct legislation, and antitrust questions shaping the Democratic and Republican fields.
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Oklahoma
Tom Johnson
Democracy
Willis J. Abbot
Bryan
Bryapouty
New York World
New York
Western Point
Mount Clemens
French Lick
Mr. Bryan
Chanler
Tie
Culberson
Texas
Johnson
Minnesola
Chanter
Calderson Goa
Jobnson
Hoke Smith
Higgins
Rhove Ieland
Folk
Mr. Johnson
Jenneon
Henry George Beef
Henry George
Madison Square Garden
Unite States
King
The
Washington
Oversubscribed bids expected for Panama bonds and treasuries
Washington reports the government offers 350 million in 3 percent Panama canal bonds and 100 million in one year treasury certificates at 3 percent. After President Roosevelt's letter to Cortelyou, money markets show recovery with declining currency premium and stock rally following Morgan and Baker visit. Bids likely to be oversubscribed. envelopes open after Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Georges F. Baker
New York
Markets and grain prices in regional report
A corrected market page shows grain values for Wheat Oats Corn Rye and flour. It lists prices for flour bran middlings and meal, plus detailed produce prices and livestock quotes for Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati and New York markets, including cattle hogs sheep and calves with varied bid ranges.
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A- G. Ralston
Wheelesala
Dee
Butler
Onfond
Chicago
Ted
iSheep
Lambertime
Gleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Inilla
Toledo
River Road Repair Underway in City Effort
Road work on River Road began yesterday after years of wear making travel tough. City crews address the deep damage to improve safety and ease commuting for residents and visitors.
Prominent Tuscarawas Farmer Dies of Stroke
C H Sebold of Sandyville a major Tuscarawas county farmer owning about 800 acres between Bolivar and Zoar died suddenly Sunday from a stroke. A Jersey heifer owned by Frank Graham of Mineral City was killed by trespassers in his pasture. Graham offers 25 reward for arrest and conviction of the culprits.
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C. H. Sebold
Sandyville
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar
Zoar
Frank Graham
Pneur
Gram
Josiah Murphy
Newcomerstown
Murphys
Washington Township
Murphy
Esq. Coutts
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Arebs
Frog
Mondey's Daily
G. W. Cassingham
G. W. Cassing
Jow Wheeler
Thomas
Dotnieoa
Sarah
Pialiva
Coshoetia
Aliort
Crogshey
Phils Aem
Erie Aga
Frank Barton
Hiramsear
Phoeba
Tyson
Ortoan Trugisanm & Syw
West Lafayette News
W. F. Mulligan
Stock Exchange
Ian Murray Block
Minneapolis
Sa Pawl
Saurie Ste Marie
Misnauri Pacific
Atlantic Piast Ne
Great Northern
Pfdoo
Erle Flet
Rowe Jaree Fruekins
Bryar
Democracy Party
Hae
Hichhouws
Union
Frantz
Historical Society
Congress
Mason and Dixon
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Tre
Troumerelt
Taft
Fiona
North
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Foraker
Cannon
Speaker Cannon
Callreada
Roemeratt
Ee Grain Market
Leos
Fred Tealiv
Hie
Ava
Guernsey
Devcon Rutan
Mark Hanea
Alfred Glesener
Sterling
Allen Marlatt
Near Birds Run
John Berg
George Bennett
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Lindsey
Jesse Claypool
Bellefontaine
Elizabeh Leonard
Steubenville
Hee
N. O. Traction Co
Canton
Philadelphia
Leon Beeghly
Bloomville
Wallace
Wooster
oMec
Guernsey Works
Cambridge
American Sheet and Tinplate Co
H. B. Camp
Akron
Mr. Camp
Astland & Woonter
Ashland
Custaloga
Ft. Wayne
Albert
Hart
John Wargo
Catbridge
Sasd Rey
Jacob Néwlin
Canal Dover
Tay
J. Naulderhauser
Gnadenhutten
Colambue
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