Air Ship Builders Brighten Coastal News With Scoop
The Baie Times reports a sensational scoop on an air ship by Coshocton Aerial Navigation Company. Wilson and Donaldson claim a working propeller model surpasses Knabenshoe and plan tests by February, costing about 1500 dollars and aiming for spring construction and a summer resort spectacle nationwide.
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Cashacion
Forwa
Times
Columbus, Cincinnat
Cleveland
Messrs Wilson and
Donausom
Bail Meiers Wilson
Donaldson
Toledo
Coshocton Aerial Navigation Company
Alr. Donaldson
the Times
Wilson
Council Hears Board Budget Estimates Then Ad journed
Ten minute Tuesday city council session heard plans to ask each board for six month expense estimates at the next meeting. Councilsor Williams urged timely notification of board actions and copies of passed resolutions to boards. The council adjourned to meet Thursday, December 20.
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Lawrence
Selleor Williams
Petition Circulates for Release of Harry Kinney
Jean Mifier and Homer Kinney, guardian and father of seven year old Harry Kinney, imprisoned for burglary at Wheeler store Conesville, circulate a petition seeking clemency from the state board. They claim he is held in the prison hospital with illness as Miss I fingerprint—eller’s associate—reports effort in his behalf. The petition has little encouragement.
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Homer Kinney
Harry Kiney
Onin
Wheeler
Conesville
Seare
Gute Board of Part
Marty
Ifnélsen
Harry
Vison
Sherwood Declared Elected in Ninth District
Special to The Daily Times Ohio? Declares Tanae R. Sherwood winner of Ninth congressional district after Supreme Court dismisses McClelland suit to force certificate. Returns show Sherwood, Democratic-Independent, ahead by 46 votes. McClelland argued fusion voting invalid.
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Dee
Hartje Gets Left Special to The Daily Times
In Pittsburgh Pa on December 17 Judge Feasera denies Augustus Hartje’s divorce petition, granting a left special in Hartje’s favor amid the Hartje divorce case.
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Daily Times
Pitteburg
Feasera
Cape
Augustus Hartje
Bagies Meeting Sets Yearly Settlement Report
At this evening's Bagies gathering, members will settle the aeric'a af faira for the year and back the truss to prepare the report.
Stolen Cigar Boxes Reported At Havana Cigar Co Factory
Several boxes of cigars were stolen from the Havana Cigar Co factory at Chestnut and Second Street within the past month. The building stored stock while the factory has not been operating recently. Officers are examining the case and a number of persons are suspected.
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Hoo
Havana Cigar Co
Chestnut and
Second Street
Barber Shop Afire Threatens Warsaw Business
Mr Randles, a noted barber in Warsaw, faced a near loss as fire damaged the shop interior yesterday though the building was saved by a bucket brigade. A daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson of Waterstreet this morning weighing 11 pounds, mother and child reported well. C Brown, former night ticket agent at Dennigan, arrived to assume the freight office post vacated after M H Harrah’s transfer to Wheeling.
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Randles
Warsaw
Hern
Ed. Wilson
Waterstreet
Ea C. Brown
Dennigan
M. H. Harrah
Wheeling
Moulders at Hay Axle Works Protest Reduction
Twelve molders at Hay Axle Works occupied their tents in protest of wage cuts. President George Hay told The Times the firm planned restoration but was recalling those who refused offers. About half returned by midweek. others to follow. Molders earned three dollars per day for nine hours despite the change.
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HAY Axle Works
Doe
Bay Axle Works
George Hay
Bar Association Plans for New County Law Library
The county bar association met Tuesday afternoon in the court room with fifteen members present. Judge Duncan of West Lafayette joined the society. Key topics were establishing a county law library and formulating new rules of practice. Committees were named for rules, advisory rules, law library formation, purchasing books, and related tasks.
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West Lafayette
Menrell
B. Pomereno
Glenn
Nicholas
Voorhees
Merrit
Adams
Wheeler
Metermott
Haba
McDowell
Daugherts
Paris Premier Clenencea Outlines Church Clash Policy
In the chamber Premier Clenencea answered why May Montaguini was expelled, citing clerical complicity with Paris clergy amid churchgoer unrest. He said Rome ordered interference and France cannot bow to papal influence, offering the 1891 law to the church to seek peace or face a battle. A Panhandle pay car was noted on a morning visit.
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Clenencea
Chamber of Deputies
Montaguini
Naneli
Rome
France
Stolen Hat Incident Ties Cary to Uhrichaville Claim
A local hat theft near Uhrichaville leads to accusations against Cary after a hat is found hidden in a room. Mayor Smith assists in investigation as Cary swears to an affidavit for Kirkpatrick’s arrest and pursues the suspect before returning home.
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Cliteksvills
Conn Js
Cary
Ayptor
Conem
Kirkpatrick
Farners
Smith
Wirkpatrick
Mrs Storer Responds to Roosevelt Attacks in Interview
Cincinnati report quotes Missel Tamy Storer wife of the former ambassador to Austria saying the Roosevelts created President Roosevelt to induce McKinley to appoint Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy. She dismisses ROOSEVELT criticisms of her and her husband as unfounded.
Supreme Court Rules Against Rose Brothers
The state supreme court reversed lower courts in a dispute over dines as assets in a Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company case. Rose Brothers argued for a settlement and payment of charges from the company, supported by committees, but the decision upheld the lower rulings. The total allegation centered around about 200 but the final amount remains unsettled.
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State Supreme Court
Union Mutual Fire Ensurance Companiy Ova Wi
Bo Tlose
Ho, Rowe and
Marton Hose
Messie Rose
Taoa
Deelsten
Indictments Challenged in Stockefeller Panel Case
Special to The Daily Trace Findlay Ohio December proceedings in the circuit court addressed a petition to dismiss in error and quash indictments against John Stockefeller M G Vilas J M Robertson and H P McIntosh. Virgil P Kine of Cleveland delivered the closing address in mandamus actions against Buckeye Pipe Line Company. Hearing adjourned until Tuesday.
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Daily Trace
Findlay
O. der
John
Stockefeller
M. G. Vilas
JM. Robertson
H. P. McIntosh
Virgil P. Kine
Cleveland
Buckeye Pipe Laine
Cattle Refused to Leave Home in Odd Herd Incident
David Pia of Bresna recounts a cattle drive that failed to move seven cattle toward Fresno. The herd stampeded twice, sending two carcasses to nearby areas before five cattle finally neared home yet refused to leave. Philippbaum plans to butcher the five and ship the carcasses.
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Bresna
Nick
Catte
Pou Argus
Philibaum
Diane
Bakersvile
West Lafayette
Fresno
Phillibaum
Prizes Offered for Best Corn Specimens
A county corn contest opens Saturday December 20 and closes New Year’s Day. Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster provides judges. over a hundred exhibitors expected. Rules from Wooster apply, covering uniformity maturity kernel shape size and weight ear color space between rows length circumference tips and percent grain. Prizes awarded for top three exhibits with judging to be conducted by a competent official.
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Ohio
Wooster
Otto
Rich Otsego Farmer Charged With Forgery
A Rich Otsego farmer was arrested for forging five notes tied to a ransom of properties valued at 120 dollars. He was taken to Zanesville for hearing after alleged forged notes totaling 504 dollars were discovered, with several suspects named as sureties. The case involves signatures falsely attributed to R Slater and others, while one alleged forger died about two weeks ago.
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W. Trottisay
Otsero
Aanesville
Trovit
Aleete
Zanesville Bagnk
Quilties
Raber Powrle
Jacob Pireh
Hie
Ol Chileone
Araresvilhe
Ak Staeab Mitesh Aml
Jacob Kreis
Daverer
Onwerog
R. Slater
Bon
Kreis
Trochmign
Mrs Winiger Passes Away in Midnight Tragedy
Mrs Mary Winter died shortly after midnight on Tuesday at the Reach plant area. Funeral plans involve train transport to Chicago for interment. surviving daughter Mrs Bingham and another daughter Mrs Otis da Cuttornia are listed among mourners. Also notes fair managers meeting in Mansfield and a sick list update for Nelle Seema and Mrs Willard Weat on South Tenth Street.
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Bingswim
Reach
Panhandle
Chicago
Bingham
Otis da Cuttornia
Migs Nelle Seema
Willard Weat
South Tenth Street
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