May be murder at cock fight in Newcomerstown
A clash at a cocking event near Patterson's Lock in Coshocton County left Walter Booth of Newcomerstown with a severely head injury. The incident involved members of a Crescent hotel affiliated gang and led to a violent confrontation ending with Booth's critical condition and a large fight afterward. Continued on Pare Eight.
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Patterson's Lock
Walter Booth
Newcomerstown
Coshocton County
Booth
George Stitt
Crescent
Witnesses Deny Orchard Testimony in Haywood Case
Three men tied to Globeville Denver and Cripple Creek misconduct deny Orchard’s accusations as William D. Haywood’s defense calls witnesses. Malich asserts Orchard suggested the dynamiting plot and killing rivals. Mehelich and Aikman echo denials. The proceedings spotlight further cross examination and additional defense witnesses including E L McParland and Thomas Foster recounting militia deportations and police pressure during strikes.
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American Press Telegram
Yda
Max Malich
Joe Mehelich
Billy Aikman
Globeville
Denver
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Orchard
Malich
Glebeville
Willam McDonald
Steve
Annie Adams
Breungabers
Stewatenberg
Mehelict
Aikman
Orchardte
E. L. McParland
James McParland
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
McParland
Manitou
Victor
Eugene Englee
Colorado
Hercules
Lipinenberg
Engice
Telluride
Federation
Union
Goldfield
Sito
Thomas C. Foster
Righre, Ariz
Florence & Cripple Creek
Foster
B.C. Scott
M. O. Sterling
Subpoena Effort for John D Rockefeller in Chicago Case
Federal officials press to serve a subpoena from Judge Landis in Chicago on John D Rockefeller. Access to a lodge was denied by a deputy marshal and authorities sought further authority from Washington. Rockefeller sightings in Cleveland and Pittsfield are investigated as officers track his possible location at Taconite Lodge, the Prentice villa.
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Lamerican Press
Tlegsim
Marebea
Don Corps
Jindae Landis’ Court
Chicago
Rockefeller
Jonn D
Chisago
Nis
Sims
Marshal Chandler
Cleveland
Officina
John D
Frank Ashman to Practice Law in Coshocton
Frank Ashman, recently admitted to the bar, returns to his home town Coshocton to practice law. A Republican, he may seek county prosecutor on the upcoming ticket, challenging incumbent Levi Williams and others. The Times welcomes him as an attorney but pledges to oppose him as a political aspirant.
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Frank Ashman
State House
Columbus
Ashman
Levi Willams
the Times
Coshocton
Finest fruit shown by Mr Valentine on local market
Mr Valentine presented a prize show of select crown fruit strawberries at the market this morning. The fruit measured about the size of walnuts with deep blood red berries, described as the finest of the kind ever shown on the local market.
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Valentine
Examinations Tests Near East Coast Youths
School examinations in the region are described as vital for students facing upcoming assessments. State education officials emphasize preparation, while local students brace for pivotal test days amid uncertain schedules and shifting norms.
Taft Plans Summer Stay At Pointe a Pitre Canada
Tidings claim Secretary Taft aims to wrap up business before heading to his summer home on Murray Bay Pointe a Pitre Canada. An early visitor Arthur J Yorys Ohio insurance chief and Tafts campaign manager discussed the matter of great interest. Taft intends to stay the line until Murray fully recovers from a recent illness by avoiding public speaking for a few weeks.
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Taiderican
Washtusrai
Das
Taft
Murray
Thaw Motion Withdrawn in District Court Proceeding
The district attorney states the thaw motion has been withdrawn amid ongoing legal action. The record notes that Chepe directed his lawyers to proceed with the request, while no immediate aid was authorized and no trial date announced.
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Tibet
Keris Ds Trier
Dia
Naitete
Papaw
Western trip details of Roosevelt itinerary announced
Secretary Loeb outlined President Roosevelt’s western trip after vacation. He will depart Oyster Bay Sept 29 for Canton Ohio for the dedication of the McKinley monument, then proceed to Keokuk Iowa for a speech, board the steamship Mississippi, visit St Louis, Cairo and Memphis, with final return to Washington by Oct 4. The schedule includes two-hour stops at each city and multiple addresses.
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Keokuk
St Louis
Mississippi
Cairo
Samtll
Tenn
Washington
Memphis
Election contest filed in probate court in Lbon
A petition was filed in probate court at Lbon seeking to set aside an election. The document notes the election was not held 60 days after the operation and mentions changes to the date and several named individuals.
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Riverpeat
Omiya Anchposs Bowetbep
Lbbon
Drva
White City to Be a Feature of Chautauqua Assembly
Tent city to bloom at Chautauqua with 100 tents and planned diversions. Prominent families have engaged tents, expecting White City to be a major feature this summer. Tenting grounds to host games, athletics, and social gatherings, with churches offering facilities for guests. Damages of 1,000,000 noted in relation to Sunset railway service interruptions. Local land dealings and probate actions also reported.
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Bens
Merrell
Mills
People’s Bank
Levee Breaches Trigger Million Dollar Loss
From Bakersfield July 3 American Press Telegram Buena Vista Lake Levee breaks today causing 90000 words of damage and losses estimated at a million dollars as the levee fails, threatening surrounding communities and crops.
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Buena Vista Lake
Warships in the East and Japanese stance on friendship
Japanese ambassador Viscount Aoki warned that deploying more warships in the Pacific would not chill friendship with America. He said any American denial of intelligence privileges would be handled through proper channels, noting Japan’s respect for maritime rights and recent visits by Japanese ships to American waters.
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East
Megace
Viscount Aoki
Enuyy
Amertei
Jamestown
Offilala
Intelligence Office
Sai Mranelica
Ankt Re
Polio Board
Declan
Tre
State Department
Dresden Big Blow-Out Prep For Fourth
The town roars to life as plans for the Fourth of July extravaganza unfold. General Sher stands ready to lead the parade and the crowd anticipates a dramatic display with a parachute stunt and a planned benzine fire event.
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Sherwool
Coat Lost Found Reported in Coshocton Case
A Coshocton man reported to Percy Pigman that his coat was lost near the court house yard. The coat has been found, but the man cannot recall the name of the owner. If called upon, Mr Pigman will provide directions for recovering the lost garment.
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Coshocton
Percy Pigmian
Hla
Cadiz race horse rumor debunked by Cadiz Methodist Church
A Pittsburg area report claimed a Cadiz horse died after earning 2500 for the Methodist Episcopal Mission, with supposed burial rites. The Cadiz pastor confirms no church profited or connected with the tale, noting a rogue donor and no tombstone or religious ceremonies. The piece condemns the libel as untrue and harmful.
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Methodist
Joe Cabing
Cadiz
Pitsburg
Piresburg Christian Advocate Facis
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Mission
Thomas Wood
Methodiet Episcopal
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Hhehiye
John
United States
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San Fatienm
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President Roosevelt
Larorrean Press
Telegrat
White City
Sunset Railway
Mewsre
T. Hunauieker
Patton
Sehott
Wrs Eliaareth Polar
American Presa
Bakersfield
Cal
Kweding
Lang
Aoki
Pacific Ocean
Uncle Sam
Camellean Bess
Ion
Pacific
Ceven If
Oto
Viscount Aokl
Dresden
Juniper
Number
Methodist Church
Ehurch
Hel
Aly Ther
Presa Board of Missions
Aig
Wisiiles
Farthew
Church and Missionary Society
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