Interurban trolley line planned from Cleveland to Coshocton
The Daily Times reports a firm plan to build an interurban trolley from Cleveland to Coshocton with a connecting link from Barberton to Orrville. J J Breitinger announces major investments surpassing 75000 and surveying begins, aiming for a fall next year opening if rights of way are secured.
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The
Daily Times
J. J. Breitinger
Cleveland
Coshocton
Coehacton
Elyria
Orrville, Doyleatown and
Barberton
J. J. Brettinger
Engineer Corps
Times
J. Ab. Fintey
Midersburg
Millersburg
Breitinger
Timea
Buffalo
Toledo
Grand Rapid
Cosheron
Brei&neers Company
Vine
Siletantial
Adams
Cosmneton
Newark
Zanesville
Dresden
City
Brett Inger
Train collision injures conductor on freight line
Yesterday afternoon between two and three o'clock a freight train running through Morgan Run reportedly broke in Leo. Conductor Mc Carrick, on the caboose platform, was knocked off and seriously injured. He lives in Columbus and was taken to the home of his ...
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Morgan Run
Leo
Mc Carrick
McCarrick
Columbus
Family Theatrical Rumors Surface Near Morgan Run
A local note from Morgan Run says a father reports it has been impossible to learn today the extent of Mr. McCarrick's injuries or how he is getting along, leaving questions about his condition and welfare unresolved.
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Morgan Run
Mr. McCarrick
Sudden Death in Commons shocks London division
In the House of Commons a sudden death occurred during a division as Sir Alfred Billison, MP for the Northwest Staffordshire division, died of apoplexy. The chamber adjourned at once. Born in 1839, he was a long serving member with a notable political career.
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Commons
London
House of Commons
Sir Alfred Billison
Staffordshire
Sir Alfred
Probate Court Names Executor in Shrake Estate
Probate court records show George W. Shrake deceased with Carl Shrake named executor. Amanda Leavengood is listed as deceased. Guardianship for BR. J. Lower filed an account with the court.
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George W. Shrake
Carl Shrake
Amanda Leavengood
BR. J. Lower
Guardian
National American Insurance Union meets in Columbus
The national chapter of the American Insurance union reported 15,670 members in Columbus Ohio. The grievance committee sustained Columns Chapter No 1 in expelling Charles W Lentz and HH Reeves for circulating statements deemed harmful to the order regarding the temple project in Columbus. Action was deferred.
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Columbus
The
American Insurance Union
Charles W. Lentz
HH. Reeves
Killed at Lock 17 by Local Worker Clyde Rogers
Last evening Clyde Rogers a brakeman on the west bound local was killed at Lock 17 when he slipped under the engine while a car was being jerked onto a sidetrack His body was torn apart and scattered along the track with his head severed from the trunk Rogers aged about 27 lived in Dennison and left a wife two children his mother and four brothers survive
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Arty Ocolook
Clyde Rogers
West Bound
Lock 17
Rogers
Ryogers
Dennison
Decker Salary Clash Reveals Police Fund Control
The article describes Seth Decker's payroll being paid from the police fund under the same board, highlighting Republican leaders pressing for control and threatening to drop him. It notes the salary issue as a political weapon, with code provisions guiding appointments and warnings about party manipulation in police and arc departments, ending with a Treasurer's office update on receipts and warrants redeemed.
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Seth Decker
Deckers
Board of Public
Thowpelr
Decker
Becker
Hess
Police and
Arc Department
Olo
Tts
Local society notes from Misawa and West Lafayette events
Narrowly missing text reveals a social column detailing visits and entertainments in Misawa and West Lafayette. Mentions Mabel Guttaepts, Marta Peart, Sha Lowerisha Shepdian, Mallet, and Magete Lowe. Describes a car incident near THETA Reto and subsequent hospital care, plus a family gathering at the Charvey Cow home. More entries note visits by Mrs Charvey Cow, Mrs Michial Conkle, and Mr Melly Lowe, with school events and church activities at Bloom est.
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Misawa
Mabel Guttaepts
Tesste
Patterson Peart
Marta
Lowerisha Shepdian
Edit Oan
Lara
Magete Lowe
Gera Rad
Regal
Alm Pury
Latra
Noorithen Cotta
Theta
Ste
Min
Bliter
Cirned
Mening Tacy
Coshoelon
Charvey
Maes
West Lafayette
Michial Conkle
de Tour
Manurae Palter
Warner Lowe
Will Rare
Leonard, Murray
Melly Lowe
Essie Beall
Former Coshocton lawyer sues his wife for divorce
In Mesaryaville Ohio a former Coshocton lawyer files for divorce citing cruelty over the past three years. He is described as a midcareer attorney once prominent in Coshocton and now living in Mequayville after moving from the county seat. His wife answers with a cross petition alleging neglect and financial hardship.
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Coshocton
Mearyaville
Daly
Senae
Westerdas
Biome
Fartareed
Stickle
Rescue misadventure ends with near drunken incident
An incident at Rescue near Warsaw involved Abd Jota Rodock arriving with liquor for friends of the dry crown. A rough spree led to a wrecked boat, stained by injuries and scrapes to Roscoe and Redock, but the main vessel remained sound and the event was quickly contained.
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Abd
Jota Rodock
Warsaw
Bermig
Hauer
Roscoe
Wien
Redock
Dinila
Country Home Burns Near Paducah Arcadia Area
Etlenley the country home of George Wallace a capitalist at Arcadia near Paducah was burned causing about 50000 in loss and was partially covered by insurance.
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Paducah
Wealth of the world s richest men list 1900s style
A conservative estimate places 18 000 US millionaires and lists the world s top fortunes led by John D Rockefeller. The table shows Rothschilds Astor Morgans Goulds Vanderbilt Frick and others with fortunes ranging from about 28 million to 1 billion dollars.
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United States
John D. Rockefeller
J.D. Rockefeller
Rothachids
William W. Astor
Fred Weyerhauer
J.P. Morgan
Gould Family
William A. Clark
Joan Jacob Astor
John
Archbold
Alf'd G. Vanderbilt Dames
Maggin
Damon Stillman
Allegheny Fire Destroys Ten Homes and Plant
A fierce blaze in Allegheny rapidy destroyed ten houses within fifteen minutes. A large wire plant was also consumed as flames rose about 200 feet. Embers scattered widely while a general alarm prompted Pittsburg to send aid.
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Tamartan Press
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Air Ship May Not Fly Till Tomorrow
Reports from the fair grounds indicate the air ship likely will not fly until tomorrow due to slow acid reaction and iron shaving issues. Better shavings from another shop were needed, delaying inflation. The gas bag is nearly inflated and shows strong lighting power, and good weather may allow activity tomorrow.
Landis Reveals Secrets in Standard Oil Trial Sessions
Federal Judge Landis compels testimony from John D Rockefeller and other Standard Oil figures. Evidence shows large rebates from railroads, with the New Jersey trust holding control over subsidiaries. The indictment potential broadens as witnesses disclose vast earnings and intercompany dealings within the oil monopoly.
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Rockefeller Combine
Chicago
Ruckefeller
Jude Landis
Standard Out Company of
Indiana
Iaalen
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Rockefeller
Johnn Muller
Moritz Rosenthal
Alfred D Eddy
Standard of Company
Hhide Morton
Landis
Frederick A. Wann
Harry Melton
Mo Stinson
Charles W. Pratt
Standard Oz Company
Art Corporation
Shesw Ad
Standard 687 Comepany
New Jersey
New
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H. W. Dennison & Co
Hag
American Ins. Union
Amerieta Press
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Shiehte Ashe
Alevebee
Amony
Bed Stielkle
Co Sheet
Davina Dean
Sohe Nieholag
Focal Bar
Dusbiows
Were
Maresville
K M. Landis
Seara
Rhoda
Kenesaw Moobisendia
Roewefeller
Rocktteller
Andee Duilis
Jletsex Corporation
Lidia
Beceves A
ASCO
Hulding Company
Union Tank Gun
Standard of New Jersey
Qasiacof
Standard Ol Company
Sandvedt
64 BOW
Ite
Noewsparer
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