Sensational dog fight sparks Roseville grand jury bound over
Rossville February report details a brutal bulldog fight near Gordon's Hill owned by two Roseville men. Spectators watched as one animal died, prompting Humane Officer Asbury Weaver to file affidavits. Zane Weaver pleaded guilty, Heary Walker and Charles Newberry faced varying outcomes. Beatty bound over to the grand jury on the later child support case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville
Gordon's Bill
Citepiher
Roseville
Aorne
Asbury Weaver
Zane Weaver
Hilliard
Charles Newberry
Koons
Jha
Beatty
Hamilton
Bertha Hagens
Hia
Feehild
Funny Letter From Oklahoma Raises Trial Doubts
A rhetoric filled missive from Oklahoma critiques the Dickerson case, detailing cost statements, the prosecutor’s O K on expenses, and delayed items from Clerk Schuler. The writer argues Dickerson’s attorneys must push the defense, suggesting Oklahoma as a potential venue if the crime had occurred there. The letter mocks the idea of a trial being moved to Oklahoma and laments delays in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
O. K
Schuler
Dickerson
Havia
Oklahoma
Inkes 10
abCoy
Tom McCoy
Janpena
Taft machine allies with labor unions in drive against initiative
A contested letter alleges the Taft state machine and labor unions plot to defeat the initiative and referendum in Ohio. Signed by James Robinson and Thomas of the Federation, it claims the Barry Porte Van Cleave faction uses prodded press and business leaders to sway public opinion and urges a mass meeting and telegraph campaign to mobilize opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Machine
Repubblican House
Organized Labor
van Cleave
Oto
James Robinson
Legislative Agen
Ohio Fedeation of Labor
Mr. Thomas
Columbus
barry-Porte van Cleave
Industrial Allee
Ieruwire
Caat
Sryams
State Board of
Conyne
Ais
Foote
Lave
Thas
Abertion
Waterloo
Unclear historical notes on Baltic area figures and events
Fragmented OCR reads list of names and places including Baltic, Texas, Seville, Coshocton, Mabviin Myers, Noah Schlegel, and John Mullet. Mentions land sales, property moves, and local deaths or illnesses with scattered dates like March 3 to spring. Overall: disjointed notices and community mentions from a distant newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fit Lawe
Esa
Texas
Toby
Lone Star
Noah Schlegel
Kline
Seville
John Mullet
Mullet Ee
New Hedland
Grant Hott
Wimot
Mike Mira Kerttetter
Coshocton
Kermetter
Bros. Bate
Meee Peet
Dtliling Wells
Cambbe
Petr Ubin
Cate Marth
Four New Voters Out at Layland
Four new voters out at Layland are reported amid a string of local events. In Cleveland last week a business loss is noted and four baby births are recorded in Layland with families Mr and Mrs Markley, Layd Sandies, Carl Heithart, and Henry Croskey. Phillip Bucklew remains seriously ill with chest swelling and is not expected to recover soon. RF KE Teeling, a local merchant, lost his store last week. The Croskey infant is said to be in critical condition as Elizabeth Shelhorn eyes travel to Holmesville. M & Lowrie reported as involved with Squire Staats in a local case, while Peruvian bark Jobe Daxins is linked to a bitter state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sohiagier
Cleveland
Buisless
Adam Markley
Layd Sandies
Carl Heithart
Henry Croskey
Phillip Bucklew
KE Teeling
Vince
Elizabeth Shelhorn
Holmeshiile
Congress
Officers Could Not Stand for the Bullfight in Lima
Lima reports three American Rear Admirals Thomas Brady and Emory left President Pardo’s private box after the bull killed in a special display for the fleet officers. The act sparked etiquette concerns and a breach of Peruvian custom with horses spared by order, signaling their reluctance toward the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Perua
Thomas
Bpady
Emory
Pardo
Adpurat Evan
Bear Prowling Around Tiverton
Tiverton Feb 25. Mr and Mrs Robert Parson will leave for Denver Cole next week. The township school board decided to cease transporting pupils or pay them to walk. Isaac Holt is improving Abahim Mizer remains ill. The Shorder family suffers xcarlatina as their youngest child died and was buried last week. Strong rumors excite locals though no harm reported. Miss Clara Hassbaugh hosted many youths after a home fest Saturday. People from this area attended Pisekiun Umit’s funeral at Opila Mountain on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton
Robert Parson
Denver Cole
Isaac Holt
Abahim Mizer
John Shorder
Mary
Clara Itassbaugh
Ōpila Mountain
Franklin Station News Highlights and Local Visits
Franklin Station notes describe a funeral for Mer Tame tide at her home, a six month illness preceding death, and attendance by Md. Craig of Dayton. Several local residents Ada Dusenbery Par Strotcher from Caghbeedon visited Pula Dusenbery, Perry Wotte and others returned from a trip, and Docia Croy with her daughter Eris visited Mrs. Wim Davis in Coshocton.
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Krankin Station
Thussenberg
Fiean Beaver
Cole
Ana Mos
Craig
Deyton
Satie Lay Terran
Leing Ars
Ada Dusenbery
Par Strotcher
Caghbeedon
Pula Dusenbery
M Perry Wotte
Pehitoken Facie
Olande
Santay
Vnto
Zesville
Athy Ener
Trda Wunds
Docia Croy
Eris
Coshocton
Wim. Davis
Interesting Measure Before State Legislature
A circular from East Liver pool Rep Elijan W outlines a measure to regulate natural gas sales in the state. It calls for meter testing, a 00 BTU standard, fixed pressure, illegal sale at altered ounces, and council appointees to inspect meters for accuracy. The piece questions Republican editor sentiment on defeating the Bronson bill amid Democratic opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijan W
Liverpool
President Roosevelts Inland Waterways Message Report
The president transmitted to Congress a preliminary Inland Waterways Commission report praising river improvements and warning against unregulated railways. It argues waterways must be developed with intelligent regulation to benefit commerce, crops, and national progress while ensuring fair access and cheaper transport for the public.
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Congress
Inland Commission
Roosevelt
Shealand Waterways Commission
Senate
House of Repre
Inland Waterways Commission
Rane
Tadios
United States
Tivers
Banda
Thia
Rallalao
Inland waterways policy urged for national use and forest protection
Theodore Roosevelt argues for a coordinated national program to develop inland waterways for power, irrigation, municipal supply, and navigation. He calls for federal leadership, equitable cost sharing, forest conservation, and prompt action to harness rivers from headwaters to mouths, including the Mississippi and Atlantic-Gulf routes. He warns against monopolies and perpetual rights and stresses practical, self-financing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Simeers
Aii
Ingerlandien
Ain
Naulgathon
Theodore Roosevelt
New Cure for Drink Disaster Shocks Iowa Town
In iowrie Iowa Feb 24 Myre Ivan Oldarey claims a gold cure for booze and accuses her husband of chronic drunkenness. He, beaten and bruised, says his ticket is gone. She allegedly bound him with blankets and whipped him until he begged for mercy and promised reform upon release.
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Iowrie
Myre
Ivan Oldarey
Postmasters Urge Stamp Prep to Prevent Delays
Rural patrons are urged to avoid leaving loose coins in mail boxes when sending letters. Postmasters say coins create hardship for rural carriers and delay service. Patrons should keep a ready supply of stamps and may place small detachable cups in boxes to hold coins when purchasing stamps.
Revival at West Lafayette Leads Weekend Social
West Lafayette notes a successful high school social and an upcoming Apollo Quartette appearance next Saturday. Protracted M P church meeting continues with an open air gathering after Saturday services. Several Masons plan a Plainfield trip Thursday. Mrs. Sheely ill. Wiscarver of Zanesville visited. Norman headed home amid family illness. Rev Roberts returned from Mt. Lon. Merchant preached at MBE church. Salvation Army captain visited Friday to solicit funds for Steubenville work and helped at the Pet day meeting. Lee Hall attended Mrs. Martine’s funeral. Anple improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Pech
Apollo Quartette
M. P. Church
Plainfield
Wm. Sheely
M. Wiscarver
Zanesville
Noland Norman
Indiana
John No
Rev. Roberts
Mt .Lon
Merchant
M. BE
Salvation Army
Steubenville
M. PB
Hureh
Mir
Lee Hall
Martine
Nathfield
D. Anple
Farmers Want Bath Rooms and Barges Bought
Ghill Feb 25 report notes Ames bought 20 acres from Gottleib Feller and Philip Wilhelm with son Henry are purchasing barges. They also acquired fine animals, profits from shipments, and plans for a new bath room by M. A. Crile. Mrs. Fred Hothem remains ill. English Lutheran communion services drew a large crowd.
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Ghill
Ames
al Madison
Gottleib
Philip Wilhelm
Henry
Henry Kager
Battle
Ed Boyd
West Lafayette
Daltic
Chas
Thomas Ia
M. A. Crile
Fred Hothem
English Lutheran Church
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Grand Jury
Taft State Machine
Aloe
Eob Spenoan
Tein
Rat
Ritwoie
Perate
Rae
Joseph Storm
Digwee
Gah
Omitas Spriias
Bomboe
Barrin
Jacob Br
Vallios
Layland
Staats
M & Lowrie
Squire Staats
Franklin Station News
Missisnippi
Commmission
Calf
Great Lakes
Tringiuim
Republic
Mit
Steli
Dailite
Boral Yaner
National Forest
Ort Wilerwitys Ak
Uv Kener Welfare
Detai
Mississippi Loop of Sea
Commission
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Definie
Keeley
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