Sunday closing advocated as ministers press city council
City council session—budget and street issues dominated as ministers urged a Sunday closing ordinance. Discussions covered Chestnut street paving, gas company repairs, tax on the Senft property, and appointments to city boards. A proposed Sunday closing ordinance aims to restrict merchandise sales with exceptions for charity, newspapers, meals, and essential services.
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Robertson
Weber
St Clair
Fleming
Lawrence
Williame
Thiey
Leary
Seeltor
Railroad official to visit Coshocton soon council session adjourned
Mr Williams said Attorney Pomerene instructed the railroad would send a special representative to Coshocton to consult with the council. Dr St Clair cited a traveling man’s claim that Coshocton saloons had machines with exceptional “core pictures.” Chief Maple said he had no knowledge but would investigate. The council adjourned.
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Rovertson
Gan Company
Chestnut Street
Williams
Pomerene
Council
Ernest Smith
Gas Company
Barber Asphalt
Coshocton
Smith
Pharton
Clair
Temple Coast
Car Lad
Ing
Pennsylvania
Dr. St. Clair
Maple
Proctor Abbaghinated At Court Martial Turmoil
General Pavie, chief military procurator, was assassinated during a court martial as revolutionists in disguise approached and fired a pistol. The assailant was seized by soldiers and attendants before escape. Separately, John W. Johnson, state printing supervisor, was arrested for allegedly attempting to influence Circuit Court judges following Franklin County grand jury action.
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The
Daily Times
Columbus
John W. Johnson
State House
Edward Phelan
Circuit Court
Franklin County Grand Jury
Six Mile Dam Contract Let In Coshocton
The State Board of Public Works in Columbus awarded the Six Mile dam contract on the Walhending river to Kissner of West Lafayette for 22 000 dollars. Dredging work on the Walhounding run is expected to cost 12 000 to 14 000 dollars, with construction to start as soon as weather permits.
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State Board of Public Works
Columbus
Six Mile
Walhending River
Jown Kisaner
West Lafayette
Kicaner
Isaner Se
Eisener
Walhounding
W A. Himebaugh
Coshocton
Walhending
Coshotton
Given’s Condition Still Serious at Cassingham Mine
Robert Given, injured at the Cassingham coal mines on Tuesday, remains in critical condition with severe back pain and no food intake. The attending physician says he is as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
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Robert Given
Cassingham
Shah of Persia Dead After Long Illness
Teheran official report states Mag affared Din shah of Persia died last night after a prolonged illness. Mohammed Ali Mirza will succeed him. The shah, famed for his 800 wives, was a well known European figure due to travels to France and Western life. His death comes as European powers grapple over Persia's strategic position amid growing Russian influence.
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Persia
Magaffared Din
Shah
Mohammed
Ali Mirza
London
The
Math Maths
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Kramsaya
Europe
France
Hrntiah Posseasions
India
Kunsla
Persian Gulf
Germany
Army officers at Fort Reno face alleged white supremacy plot
Report from El Reno Oklahoma dated January 9 describes heavy armed guards at night as officers pursue a conspiracy to murder white officers beginning with Captain Edgar A Macklin. Corporal Edward L Knowles was bound over to await the Canadian County grand jury after a December 21 assault charge.
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Okla
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Fort Stero
Edgar A .Macklin
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Macklin
Knowls
Canadian County Grand Jury
Army
Lajunta
Colo
Fort Niobrara
Neb
Knowles Wan
Ballot Boxes Hid as Court Orders Press Surrender
New York January 9 Attorney General JacksonCannot locate all ballot boxes entrusted by a supreme court order and may seek contempt against the board of elections. Raids were conducted to recover boxes and safeguards placed. Commissioner Dooling allegedly refused to surrender or reveal storage sites amid recount concerns.
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William
Jackson
Supreme Court
Board of Elations
Manhattan
Comingstoner
Hearst McClellan
Dooling
Corporation Counsel
Billaom
Justice Hendrick
Engine Delays Hit Warsaw Rail Line
Train 432 on the Walhonding failed to arrive at Qosveton on time as weather and track issues delayed service. The locomotive derailed while switching at Warsaw this morning causing the setback.
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Qosveton
C A
Warsaw
Teenager Severely Injured In Corn Shredder Accident
The fourteen year old son of HE Schroyer near St Pauls Lutheran church in Franklin was injured Tuesday afternoon while handling a corn shredder. Doctors say his left thumb will be amputated below the first joint due to severe damage.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
Franklin
Tyr
Wayne County Democrats celebrate Jackson Day in Wooster
The fifty second Jackson Day celebration was held at the Opera House in Wooster with large attendance. A Meax of Wooster chaired, praising Roosevelt as Jacksonian. Nicholas spoke on Andrew Jackson, the hero and the statesman, and Isaac Sherwood discussed The Democracy's Opportunity amid a lively crowd.
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Wooster
Opera House
Meax of
Landeil Roosevelt
Nicholas
Andrew Jackson
Isaac RK Sherwood
Toledo
Eugene Carlin
Qwell
Danguet
Green and Sullivan Re-elected Unopposed at Ohio Miners Meet
At the eighteenth annual United Mine Workers of Ohio convention in Columbus, William Green of Coshocton was re elected president and Ob New Jawa relating as vice president, both without opposition. G W Savage kept the secretary post over Joseph Richards while William Morgan won a seat on the national executive board. Auditors were Thomas E Crawford Conrad Weil and Chiat Jenkins. The Boone report showed year end assets of 118 795 55 with discussion planned on fatalities from live wires.
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Colanbus
Willian Green
Coshoeton Wan Reeleste
H. Sulldvait
Thin City
G. W Savage
Joseph Richards
Glouster
William Morgan
Mass Dlon
William B. Crawford
Pleasant City
Ohio Ming
Thomas BE. Crawford
Conrad Weln
Murray City
Thiat Jenk Day
Carroll County
Savage
Richards
Ohio
Green
Pollock
Boone
Joseph Sawyer Ill in Late Life
Joseph Sawyer, an elderly carrier known as Jos Bowyer, lies seriously ill at home on Walnut Street. Officials fear for his recovery given his age over 80 as neighbors share concern over his health in this period. Aron Mullet was born last night to Mr and Mrs Chas Mullet living 22 miles west of Roscoe. Newark beat Columbia to advance to the former location on Tuesday night.
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Panhandle
Ths
Walnutateeet
Barby
Aron
Chas Mullet
Roscoe
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