Wabash May Cut Ohio Passenger Service Statement
President Delano of the Wabash line said in Pittsburg that passenger service in Ohio would be trimmed due to new state rate laws. Some trains in Ohio lose money and will be dropped, though he denied plans to end all Ohio service. Locals in Coshocton fear one train each way may be removed from the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delano
Wabash Wees
Pittsburg
Ohio
Oho Fitate
Wabash
Coshocton
Traveling Man Misled by Practical Joke Gone Wrong
A Park hotel guest, staying with friends at the Mecca, woke to fear of arrest after a prank by companions. Believing a police call would bring trouble, he alarmed himself until the imposture was revealed, then joined in the laughter and cigars with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hotel
Mecca
Dresden Man Sues to Recover Gambled Money
Louis Haney of Dresden sues William Schumaker Edward Schumaker Charles Waters and Levi Butler claiming loss of 180 from gambling in Dresden between February 1905 and December 1905 He seeks judgment for the amount and 500 exemplary damages Judge A A Frazier confirms the report in a separate partition case and orders sale of property with appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
A. A. Frazier
John H. Thompson
George ©. Thompson
B. F. Swingle
Aquilla Cohagen
Nemiah Wilson
Dead banker found dead amid embezzlement probe
The body of William De Groft, director of the First National Bank of Monticello, was found at Mansfield with suicide suspected as the grand jury nears an investigation into a $70,000 embezzlement claim. W. C. Fairbanks, president, and L. M. Fair Banks are related to Vice President Fair Banks of the United States.
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Daily Times
Monticello
William de Groft
First National Bank of
Bank
Fair Banks of the
United States
John D Rockefeller Sought in Missouri Oil Case
Special to The Daily Times New York Feb 15 The Missouri vs Standard Oil case was adjourned after a process server testified he had tried to serve John D Rockefeller and failed Attorney General Hadley is expected to appear after the Missouri Supreme Court rules on key questions Judge Gildersleeve plans to have the witnesses answer a line of questions Rogers refused to answer once the ruling is made and the examination resumes.
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New York
State of
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Woolman
Hadley
Missouri Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Lawson Still Holds The Fort
Boston on February 15 Thomas W Lawson said he did not withdraw from the life insurance policyholders committee and would resign when plans are perfected and the work turned over. The committee organization is not yet complete though they will be run soon.
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Daily Times
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Life Insurance Policyholders’ Committee
Scarlet Fever Strikes Roscoe Household Twins Ailing
The Wilhelm family of Roscoe reports both Hilarwin twins, aged two, afflicted with scarlet fever. Careful management is expected to keep the illness from becoming dangerous.
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Stewart Wilhelm
Roscoe
Hilarwin
McCall Defends Life's Work From Deathbed
John A McCall ex-president of New York Life Insurance defends his career from his deathbed in New York on February 15. Speaking to his son John C McCall and relatives gathered in the death chamber he said If it is Gods will Im ready to go Ive lived a clean life Ive lived a life as I saw it No man woman or child can say that I ever wronged them
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Daily Times
New York
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
John C. McCall
Mr. McCall
Mitchell Calls Board in Session
Special to the To. Daly Times Pittsburg Feb 15 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers has called a special session of the national executive board to meet in Indianapolis early in March Developments in the anthracite and bituminous coal fields since the adjournment of the interstate conference will be reviewed They will decide whether to call another convention of the miners or to issue this ultimatum: An advance in wages or strike.
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Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
National Executive Board
Indianapolis
Pho
Whl
Russell Goodin Dies of Heart Failure at 61
Russell Goodin of Jackson Township died of heart failure Wednesday after supper at about 7 pm. He was about 61, survived by his wife and one son, with sisters Mrs. Fortune and Mrs. Stewart in the county. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Church Friday at 11 AM, Rev. Bruce Sener presiding, interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Russell Goodin
Jackson Township
Roscoe
Goodin
Mrs
Fortune
Hair Raising Escape From Death at Waring Farm
John Ellis narrowly escaped a fatal saw mill accident at the Waring farm in Bethhem township. While filing a circular saw he sat astride the carrier and a log rolled, triggering the saw. He was pulled free with a bad gash on his right leg and stitches, though he remains shaken.
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John Ellis
Waring
Bethhem Township
Ellis
Tohnay
Pneumonia Claims Long Life of Mrs Chubb
Mrs Catharin s Chubb died Wednesday night after a week with pneumonia. A resident of Spring Mountain since 1871 she came to live with her son Wesley Chubb on South Tenth Street. Survived by three sons John Wesley and I M Chubb, 22 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral is Saturday at Spring Mountain eleven o clock.
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Catharins Chubb
Hein
Enos Chubb
Holmes County
Spring Mountain
Wesley Chubb
South Tenth Street
Deepest Gas Well In Licking Field
Newark February 14 The Knox Licking field reached a new depth as the Scott Kerr farm near Barensburg south of Newark produced oil and gas from a well about 3000 feet deep. Ohio Oil Company operated by Standard Oil Company with contractor John McCoy Mt Vernon guards the site closely.
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Newark
Knox-Licking
Scott Kerr
Barensbureg
McKee
Ohio Oil Company
Standard OW Company
John McCoy
Mt. Vernon
Standard Company
Attempt to discharge attachment over lumber shipment
In a common pleas session the defendants through Roche Roche moved to discharge a freight attachment on lumber owned by Wa Honding firm and Clyde Durklew. They argue the attachment lacked undertaking and violated statute. Hearing set for Saturday at nine. Probate court: Ches Bo Anderson named executor of Bila Anderson's estate.
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Clyde Durklew
Browning
A. BE. Severns
Dé Fendants
Court of Common Pleas
Roche & Roche
Ches
Bo Anderson
Bila Anderson
Coal Strike Outlook Darkens as Miners Face Costs
Coal operators press demand that miners pay for shot fires all mines must provide shot fires by law. Indianapolis convention shows miners to be paid by miners. State operators vote to stand out and accept no sale without this cost. Circular urges customers to store coal as strike seems inevitable.
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Tlineis
Indianapolis
Minols Operaors
U c
Little Babe Oes of Convulsions in South Town
Helen Louise Doney eight day old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doney of South Tenth street died Wednesday from convulsions. Funeral services were held yesterday with burial at South Lawn cemetery.
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Helen Louise Doney
Eld
Ben Doney
South Tenth Street
South Lawn Cemetery
Women barred from voting on school affairs
A lengthy Ohio House debate details bills restricting or extending power over education and local governance. Measures aim to curb female voting on school issues, regulate school funding, and impose penalties for delinquent officials while detailing broader taxation and public works proposals in the session.
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Mr. Stockwell
Boards of Education
Hare
HH. B
My. Thomas
Mantel
Hob
Mr Mesnolds
Riway
HBM
Qanklagid
H. B. Kelf
Cuyahoga
Senate
Woods
H. B
Uatfield
A.B
Hall
Niagara
Gayman
Franklin
United States
Cadiz Man Appointed Clerk at Local Passenger Station
Homer T. Long, four years as assistant clerk at Cadiz on the Pennsylvania lines, arrives to take the local passenger station clerk position, succeeding M. I. Maxwell who was promoted at Wheeling. Long has fourteen years with the Pennsylvania company and will move his family to Coshocton. Officials P. A. Bonebrake and FDR Laver were in town for inspections and business, joined by Richards of the Philadelphia and Reading.
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Homer T. Long
Lekef
Cadiz
Pennsylvania Lines
M. I. Maxwell
Wheeling
Long
Pennsylvania Company
Ubrichsville
Coshocton
P. A. Bonebrake
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Laver
Cleveland
Eria Lines
Richards
Philadelphia and Meading
Artist Bergman Exhibits Roscoe Winter Scene Sketch
Chicago artist Charles Bergman, newly in town, displays a winter scenery sketch at Burns Gosser Jewelry Store Waketeh. Local judges praise the piece and Bergman may open a permanent studio in Roscoe by spring. art lovers are invited to view the sketch.
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Charles Bergman
Chicago
Burns & Gosser
Waketeh
Tate
Roscoe
Bergma
Peale
Jewely
New Postmasters Named in Several Cities
Wire flash reports appoint new postmasters Edwin F. Ellis Belle Center CG Burroughs Col inwood 3S S Stewart Coioublets A Haworth Crestline William Sefton a photographer at Washington City shot himself after a thwarted romance. Kentucky House votes to prohibit pool rooms and imposes daily fines from 1000 to 5000. Rebel Hottentots ambush a German patrol in German Southwest Africa killing Lieut Bender. In Phooniaville Pa a man is shot and killed by negroes who run a baby nursery.
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Ohio
Edwin F. Ellis
Belle Center
CG. Burroughs
Colinwood
S. Stewart
Coioublets
A. Haworth
Crestline
William Sefton
Washington City
Mise Josephine Ricker
Love
Kentucky House of Representatives
Seadoors
Africa
Bender
Phooniaville
Segroes
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