Dickerson Case Moves Toward Supreme Court Review
The Times reports progress in the Dickerson case with speculation on Supreme Court review. Disputed record portions concern Mrs Hughes talks to Justice and statements by Lige Thomas, with judges instructing the jury to disregard some testimony. Prosecutors and defense debate the journal entry and possible new trial, likely prompting Judge Marvin to decide the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Supreme Court
Thettorneys
Etreult
Glenn
O. KR
McBane
Akron
Marvin
Rebate legality questioned by Attorney General opinion
Attorney General Ellis says acts by cities on special improvement assessments are illegal and must stop. Counties may adjust assessments only when clear injustice is shown. City engineer and solicitor changes overruled. equalization only in exceptional cases. Public ads tout Hollister's Rock Maintain Tea as health remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altorney
Ellis
Bureau of Public Accounting
Tyson
Hollister’s Rock
E. Anderson
Killbuck Stone Company elects officers and directors
At the first meeting of stockholders of the Killbuck Stone Company in Cleveland Monde 3, 4M Rogers was elected president, G Kanavel as vice president, Kareh as secretary and treasurer. Five directors were named, three from Cleveland and GW Kareh and LG Kanavel from Kathberton to serve. The boat meeting will be June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killmuck Stone Company
Cleveland
Monde
Rogers
Tbus
G. Kanavel
Kareh
GW Kareh
Kathberton
LG. Kanavel
Jeu
Quarry Work to Resume Pending Weather in 1907 Meeting
Officers will be elected for the ensuing year in 1907. Quarry work to resume at once if weather permits. The note references a poetical line about a sun rising from ashes and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and KH Anderson.
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Rocky Mout
KH. Anderson
Milfork and Area Social Notes and Auction Notices
Milfork and surroundings report a gribble auction for clatter property of Meanie Wright slated for Saturday December, with related preparations at Ms kuther's near Spring Mountain. Local residents include Clax, Robinson, Mises Doe Nanris and Leola oil les from Coshocton visiting, and Samumles of Newark in Mes Viginity host week. Rev Senter and Mrs spent time with Clyde Wheeler of Conmtville. The Bell Telephone Co. has erected bolus to the Township Mall, and residents speculate wires may be strung. Christmas wishes to The Times Ao Mecery readers.
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Samumles
Newark
Senter
Clyde Wheeler
Conmtville
Bell Telephone Co
Times
The Texas Wonder Product and Medical Testimony
A fragment references a remedy called The Texas Wonder and mentions testimonials. It lists Dr. BE W Hall of 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO and notes sending for testimonials. It also mentions Miss Astros Biige and a university event during Christmas holidays.
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Mall
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Loui
Resolution on the death of Charles Fisher from a fraternal lodge
A fraternal order records its sympathy for the family of Charles Fisher and notes his valued service as a member. The resolution expresses acceptance of his death, condolence to relatives, and directs its minutes and a copy to the family. Also a brief ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
Leath
L. L. Rodehaver
Chas G. Willams
EL. Clark
H. Ll Young
Stamps to Carry City Names for 1917 Issue
Postage stamps issued in 1917 will show the state and city where the post office is located. The change aims to reduce post office robberies and help trace criminals. It will also allow measurement of business by office and curb stamping padding across adjacent cities. The practice echoes Mexico and Liberty where city names appear on stamps.
Dropped Dead Driving Cattle Near Keituck
Stephen Workian aged 42 who lived near Keituck died suddenly yesterday while driving cattle to the Held. HS Nady was discovered by Ve 1a%dson.
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Stephen Workian
Keituck
Engineers License WOK and Saloon Licenses Update
Engineers license rules tighten after January with Kennedy the chief examiner requiring boiler plants to hold licenses and limiting engineers from serving as firemen or away from engines more than 30 minutes unless covered. December liquor license payments due today. six of 27 saloon duper firms have not paid. names listed among those already paid include Ball, Rice, Lewis, Stewart, Cartan, Rogers, and others. The Lakerville Star Route is discontinued, with service now via Newcomerstown.
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Wok. Nennedy
Anc
Janod
al Menty
Kennedy
W Ball Rodgers
Sen
Joln Rice
den Lewis
Atndrew Stewart
Thomas Cartan
Decresser
Racer
Punchin
James
Jo. Tohosen
HL. Lereng
C.F. Trambla
Jonn Patten
Wo Wy Roger
Samuel Siegrist
Kinney Breos
Elson
Voshocton Distilling Con Woot
Clough
Un disputed primacy of English universities noted
A Quoted University Review hails Queensland Universities with Oxford and Cambridge, praising their dignified tradition, quiet lawns, stately buildings and music. A Trenton warning cites a wall notice urging tenants to avoid lighting cigars cigarettes or matches to prevent fire, signed by Joseph Johnson proprietor.
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Qld
Oxford
Cambridge
University Review
Trenton
Joseph Johnson
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Electric Bitters Restorative Claims in India and Us
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy, citing A. A. Brown of Bennettsville South Carolina who says it cured his wife’s dyspepsia and torpid liver. The drug is claimed to treat chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder issues, sold with guarantee by local druggists at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
8. A. Brown
Bennettsville
8. C
C. KB. Anderson
Newcomerstown Dry Town Liquor Case Yields Overdict
In Newcomerstown on December 22, during a case titled tae vs Rankin Frame charged with selling liquor in a dry town, a verdict favored the defendant. The proceedings occurred before Mayor Little as readings recounted the incident with references to Southern punch and an ambulance journey.
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Dead
New York
Atlanta
N. Y
Newcomerstown
Tae
Rankin
Little
Revolutionary Relic Button Found in Rutland Garden
James R Putnam found a battered brass military button in his Rutland Wisconsin garden. When cleaned it revealed a Massachusetts artillery insignia with a cannon and flag, preserved as a Revolutionary relic.
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James R. Putnam
Rutland
Massachusetts Artilery
Rele
Small Boy and Hidden Courage in Odd Notes
A jumble of fragmentary items notes a shy boy’s guarded nature amid boastful aims and a few formalities such as a Marriage License for Edward Co Zimmerman and Mary Huffman. It mentions Miss Ellen Terry’s reading to Leeds students and quirky tidbits about animals swallowing valuables, all rendered in a choppy, period-voice mix.
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Edward Co Zimmerman
Far Mere
Mary Th. Huffman
Uy Atha
Vreth Yas
Ellen Terry
Leeds Dematie College
Compulsory Enthusiasm in Ailesian Court
A court in Ailesia sentenced a man to two months in prison for failing to cheer the Kaiser during military maneuvers. The case highlights enforcement of loyalty expectations in the regime.
Cabinet Changes Seen Under Roosevelt Administration
Washington December 22 Special reports many cabinet reshuffles under President Roosevelt. Only Agriculture Secretary Wilson remains from Roosevelt McKinley era. Cortelyou rapid rise from postmaster to secretary of the treasury highlighted. Straus remains the lone Hebrew in cabinet. Metcalf succeeds Shaw and Bonaparte moves to attorney general.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Noorevelt
Roosevelt
McWintey
Agriculture Wilson
Root
War Department
Inerior
Hitchcock
Interior Department
James R. Garfield
Cortelyou
George Bruce Cortelyou
the Tregory
Leslie M. Shaw
McKinley
Buffalo
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mae
Republican National Committee
Ofice
Straus
Oscar 8. Straus
New York
Victor 8
Metcalf
Charles J. Bonaparte
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representatives
Calfornia
Mr. Garfeld
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Corporations
State appeals Supreme Court under new law in Dickerson case
The state seeks immediate Supreme Court review after a circuit court granted a new trial in the Ben Dickerson case. Prosecutor Gisin and associates argue the new law allows one direct appeal to the high court before any rehearing, potentially keeping Dickerson alive if the court reverses the circuit ruling. The record shows disputed errors but the outcome hinges on the high court decision, with delays likely to stretch into another year.
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Glenn
Common Pleas Court
Ben Dickerson
Gisin
McDowell
Wheeler
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New
Circuit Court
Dickerson
Cleveland
McBane
Trézo
Thomas
Daugherty
Lkely
Board of Pardong
Craig and Fisher wills filed in probate court
Andrew Craig of Lafayette and Chay Fisher of Tiverton wills filed in probate court. Craig bequeaths life estate to wife Mary, then $700 to daughter Isabelle Real, 153 acres to son William, with $700 to Isabelle Beal and $100 to son Samuel from the estate. William named executor. Fisher leaves legacies to brothers and daughter Mary Edith, guardian Jacob Fisher, residue to wife Maggie Fisher. Frederick Bauer named executor. Fisher died Dec 12.
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Andrew Craig
Lafayette
Chay, Fisher
Tiverton Ty
Craig
Mary Crafe
Isabelle Real
William Craig
Lfe
William
Taabelle Beal
Samuel Craig
Wiliam Craig
Chas. Fisher
Albert Fisher
Jacob
Mary Edith
Jacob Fisher
Maggie Fisher
Frederick Bauer
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
EXPECTED WIFE TO PAY EIGHT MONTHS RENT WITH ONLY $4
Clifford Wilcox was arrested again on a charge of failing to support his wife and three children. His wife says he has contributed only $4 toward rent since last April, with similar shortfalls in other household expenses. Squire Wimmer fined him $20 and ordered $190 monthly support via the Humane Society. Officer Jackson notes a prior failure to meet obligations and moves to send him to Columbus workhouse for a good term.
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Clifford
Wilcox
Squire Wimmer
The
Humane Society
Jackson
Columbus
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