Drunken brawl ends in wife shooting husband at Vine Street
Levi Bordenkircher was shot in the abdomen during a 6:30 pm domestic quarrel at 724 Vine Street. His wife Ida May Bordenkircher was arrested after affidavits were signed. the injured man remained silent. Police described a violent scene with a poker blow and a gun aimed through a door. The wife faces a charge of shooting with intent to kill. bond set at $500. The husband remains gravely wounded and possible manslaughter charges loom if he dies. Several witnesses and two men seen near the scene are being investigated.
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Vine Street
Levi Bordenkircher
Ida May Bordenkircher
Gil
McDowell
Jacob Bordenkircher
Hs Eon
Smith
Central Grocery
Times
Levi
Ofiers
Famly
Turnkey Decker
Welock
Mapel
Bordenkircher
Marshal
Ths
Bordenkirchar
Map
Coshocton Girl Wife Number Two
Special to The Daily Times from Salem Ohio December 25 report details of William H Wilson of Coshocton who married Elizabeth A Johnson a Coshocton telephone operator in San Diego last April while his wife Agney I Wilson of Coshocton had already filed for divorce and custody of two minor children. The deposition at the hearing states Wilson met the Coshocton woman in Coshocton and took her to San Diego where they lived seven weeks before he left.
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Daily Times
Salem
William H Wilson
Pittsburg
Eyabeth A. Johnson
Coshocton
San Diego
Cal
Agney I. Wilson
Wilson
Coshucton
James Miller Dies at Conesville At Seventy One
James Miller, one of Conesville’s oldest and most respected citizens, died Monday at age 71 from stomach and kidney trouble. Funeral arrangements postponed until relatives in Colorado can be reached.
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James Miler
Conesville
Fatal clash at Sturgis union strike ends in multiple deaths
In Sturgis Kentucky a sudden battle between Kentucky Coal Company guards and striking miners left five fatally wounded or dead and several others hurt. The exchange happened near a billiard hall as guards pursued strikers after a year of nonunion work. Sheriff and deputies arrested guards and locals, with charges of shooting with intent to kill looming.
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Owensboro
Wee
Wet
Kentucky Coal Company
Turgis
Union County
C. J. Dougherty
Billy Melloy
Will Gray
L. J. Moore
Will
Sam Barneby
Wiliam Goch
Henry Deleney
Atiret
Sturgis
I Moore
Toner
Morganfield
Strickland
Kan
Christmas Police Court Busy With Drunks
Police court was busy on Christmas Day and today with multiple intoxication cases. Dennis Frazee caused a disturbance at the Fleon saloon, smashing window panes and was jailed awaiting a hearing as earlier mayoral hearings levied fines and costs on several intoxicated individuals.
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Dennis Frazee
Elaoa
Arrest Report Says Man Fights Bond After Alleged Property Destruction
The report notes John Willan from Rough Howe faced warrants sworn by his wife for destroying property and abuse after his arrest. He posted bond and left briefly, then returned. He remains in custody awaiting his hearing in the hat phase.
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John Willan
Rough Howe
Negro Soldiers Fire Into a Trolley Car Riot
Special to The Daily Titsee from Leavenworth Kansas reports that four teen soldiers, mostly Woopers of the Ninth cavalry, were arrested after a streetcar riot. Shots fractured windows, slightly injuring passengers. Captain Walsh leads a full investigation. no one admits firing. An argument over fare allegedly sparked the incident.
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Leavenwaiake
Tre Woopers
Ninth Cavalry
Walsh
Twenty Afth Infantry
Fort Reno
Eighteenth Infantry
Knights Confer Rank At Castle Hall Seathill
In Castle hall tonight the Knights of Pything lodge confer the rank of Knight on five candidates. Mrs DB A McGinnis received an oak rocking chair from the Sunday school of the Christian church with a fitting speech by the pastor. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ton Robson born Sunday was buried yesterday at Oak Ridge Cemetery Mulford funeral. The Mulford wife’s rites in Columbus were brought during the day with services at Prairie Chapel. The Sunday school entertainment at the U B church last evening raised funds for the poor, with many donations of flour and other necessities distributed to the needy.
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Castle Hall
Knights of Pything Lodge
DB .A. McGinnis
Sunday School of the Christian Church
Mra Ton Robson
Exteningg Ao Mexinlay
Oak Ridge Remetery
Mulford
Columbus
Prairie Chapel
U. B
Congo Atrocities Urged U S to Pressure King Leopold Charge
A letter from New York prominent citizens asks Secretary of State to press Congo reforms. It cites reports by commissioners on labor oppression land grabs and cruel sentries, plus punitive expeditions and biased courts. The authors urge U S moral support to halt abuses and back reform measures.
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Sires Lal
Pho
Vetter Slyneadt
Pierpont Morgan
Lamang Abbott
New York
Secretat
Cancer Free State
Hhnoon Beh
America
United States
Congo
Tacnt
Compe
Funeral service for Miss Anna Parson Held Monday
The funeral of Miss Anna Parson was held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev Eddy of the Baptist church presided and Rev Konl conducted cad. Deceased was born in 189x and was nearly 22 years old. She is survived by her mother and two brothers. Pallbearers were selected from the Protected Home Circle membership.
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Anna Parson
Hell
Eddy
The
Baptist
Ehired Wae
Konl
Protected Home
Court Journal Entry Pending Return in Ben Dickerson Case
The journal entry showing the circuit court order in the Ben Dickerson case was forwarded to Meseland judges for approval. It was expected to return to this city today, but Clerk McBane reported no word by press time.
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Elrcuit
Ben Dickerson
Meseland
McBane
Reverend Morry’s church calls members to prayer meeting tonight
Morry’s of another Christian church requests all recent joiners attend tonight’s prayer meeting as he promised a special moment. A Christmas Day family reunion at Mr and Mrs Lewla Denzer’s home celebrated with a turkey dinner for twenty five guests. The Presbyterian Primary and Beginners Departments host an afternoon gathering in the church ward rooms.
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Morry
Lewla Denzer
The
Presbyterian Church
Farmers Institute Plans Advanced For January Session
Farmers in the village prepare for a two day Farmers Institute on Monday and Tuesday January 7 and 8. The program is nearly filled and will be completed by June. Committee members are actively coordinating music and speakers with state furnished speakers for some sessions. The aim is a successful first session with farmers and families urged to arrive early.
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Farmers’ Institute
Knicely
Po Hudeat
T. Archer
Institute
Adamsville Register
Market summary of livestock and wool on Dec 26 1908 Chicago St Louis
Chicago market reports cattle gains of 10 cents and mixed hog prices with hogs mostly 6.10 to 6.50 while cattle and calves rise. Wool in St Louis shows steady prices with territory and western mediums at 32 to 26 and fine medium 19 to 9.1.
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Chicago
St. Louis
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Johnston
Daligerante
Stapel
Econd
Kaewlas
Jacob Bordenkircke
Times Mat
Trippey
Ida May Trippey
Second Street
Bardenkicker
Hhurives
Panams Maimge
Gatun
Elizabeth A. Johnson
Fortier Bell Telephone
Jas. Miller
Herit
Caputins
K. P
Leopold
Secretary of State
Anna Parsons
RAVER
Adams Mill
Newspapre
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