Scranton Delegates Back Mitchell in United Mine Workers Fight
Scranton, May 3. The tri district convention opened amid strong sentiment for a nationwide strike in hard coal fields. President John Mitchell met the joint scale committee and presented a nine day old report. it was approved with no recommendations and supports backing a strike. Elsewhere, iron foundries strike spreads across Buffalo area affecting 10,000 workers over wage demands.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Joint Scale Committee
Mitchell
Democratic Congressional Convention Set for New Philadelphia June 6
The 17th district party meeting to select a candidate will be held in New Philadelphia with 247 delegates allocated by county. Tuscarawas and Licking counties appear key, while Holmes and Coshocton counties expect active contenders. The convention is expected to be hot and contested with several Democrats from Wayne and surrounding counties eyeing potential nominations.
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A.S. McClure
Wooster
M. L. Smyser
John A. McDowell
Holmes County
Millersburg
Newark
John W. Cassingham
New Philadelphia
Jane
Republican
Coshoctom Si
Hermes
Licking Tin
Tuscarawas
Wayte
Warne
Licking
Coshocton
Holmes
J. A. McDowell
Tuscarawas County
Edward Hurst
J. H. Mitchell
Licking County
Taitor Ashibrus
Canniry Journalisar
Johnstown
Lickines County
Bdward Wertz
Ohio Luxislature
Wayne
Wayne County
Democrat
J. A. D. Richards
R. RR. Wasson
BE. B. Eshelman
John McSweeney
John
Smoot Exclusion Vote Looms After Senate Poll
Washington May 3 A Senate privileges and elections committee poll shows a majority in favor of sustaining charges against Senator Reed Smoot but not enough support for a report to unseat him. Some seek a report in Smoots favor to leave the final decision to the Senate on whether a majority or two thirds is needed. Also, Tarah Eckelberry of Madison township was called to Coshocton last week due to her sister Dora s illness erysipelas with Dora living in Coshocton. Adamsville Register
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Senate
Utah
Coshocton
Tarah Eckelberry
Madison Township
Talashoeton
Dora
Coshorton
Adamaville Register
New Delegates Accepted by Trades Council
At the Wednesday meeting the Trades Council welcomed two new delegates from Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Local No. 201, A. J. Poland and Price Elson. The Women's Label League announced its next meeting for Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
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Trades Councl
Hod Carriers
Building Laborers Local No. 201
A. J. Poland
Price Elson
Women's Label League
Mysterious Deaths Near Newcomerstown Ohio
Near Newcomerstown Ohio on May 2 a young child died suddenly at a home south of Iowa amid a string of similar infant deaths. The mysterious illness has baffled doctors and parents with no clear cause or cure, and arrests are not yet in sight. In Adamsville, a high school commencement is set for next Tuesday evening at the town hall.
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Newcomerstown
Geo. Marlattami
Iowa
Adamsville
Adamiaville High School
Eleli.h
Oxford Township S. Convention in Nowecomerstown
The Oxford township Sunday school convention will be held at the Presby terian church in Nowecomerstown Sunday evening. Miss Nenia Hines will read a paper on Primary School Work. Special music is planned and a large attendance is expected. Bass season closed with May limits on signing and keeping fish.
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Oxfort Township
Thee Presbyterian Clearch
Nowecomerstown
Philadelphia
Bors Gao
Nenia Hines
Hirge
Prominent Man Dies Near Layland in Holmes County
Jacob Dopley a well known resident of Wa Hinelk township Holmes county died at his home several days ago about three miles north of Layland Flo at age 62 or older with a wife one son and one daughter surviving He was a prosperous farmer for Holmes county and served six years as County Sheriff a faithful member of Killbuck Christian church.
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Jacob Dopley
Wa Hinelk
Holmes County
Layland
Flo
Christian Church of
Killbuck
Panhandle Tests Electric Headlight System on Locomotive
The Panhandle railway advances a new electric headlight for passenger Joco motive cars. Trials on multiple locomotives show light and bulb options behind the smoke stack, with officials undecided on widespread adoption due to power and maintenance concerns. Supporters praise visibility in dark sections while critics question efficiency and safety implications.
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Panhandle
New York
Folk Denounces Child Labor as Enemy of Civilization
Special to The Daily Lexington reports the 19th annual Southern Educational Conference at Woodland Park with 2,500 attendees. Governor Folk urges public sentiment for compulsory education reforms, arguing common schools shape future citizens and stressing hands on training and moral formation.
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Lexington
Pew Auditorium
Woodland Park
J. C. W. Berkham
Kentucky
Robert C. Ogden
New York
Southern Educational Conference
Joseph W. Wall
Missouri
Auditorum
Othe Sayre
Folk
Dbobelieve
Am Las Fool Chins
Bbe
Tabor
Chiat
Cltlais
Clow Pipe Works to Be Greatly Enlarged
A Chicago supervising architect drafted plans for expanding Clow Pipe Works in Newconerstown to enlarge the radiator department and increase product space. The project aims to boost local industry and prosperity, with new facilities and improved layouts under preparation.
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Newconerstown
Bastu
Noted People Passed Through Coshocton
A scrambled clipping lists notable visitors and connections in Coshocton including figures such as Walter, editor of The World's Work, and Harry from the New York World, with mentions of others from Bast Northfield and Planetiored amid a mix of names and uncertain details. The passage references parties, editors, and local figures traveling through the area.
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Willits
Moony
Bast
Northfield
Walter Bt
Pherpe
Dante
Harry Wun
New York World
Moa Renter
New York Sturt
Court House News on Monthly Finances and Real Estate Transfers
Court House notes show monthly financial summaries with totals for bakud and bridge funds, along with numerous real estate transfers. Transactions include Be Miller to Emory Norman, West Lafayette properties, 50.8 acres in Jefferson township, and alimony filings under common pleas court orders.
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Tal Gu
Treasury
BE Miller
Emory Norman
West Lafayette Inn
Rehard
Virgil W. Norman
Home
West Lafayette
Mary FE
Mary
Reed
Bakersville
P.O. Straars
T. M. Rougers
Jefferson Township
OW. Loos
R. Neldon
Fin Selby
Almack
Conhocton
John BE. Miller
of Common Pleas Court
Armenta Wright
Cooperdale
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Uinols
Mitchell Wries
Paris
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
National Founders’ Association
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Harrisburg
Mayo
Pennnsylvania
Niewera
NEW Delegates Trades Council
Oxford Township
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Sarries
Chicago
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Wwe
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M. Wisecarber
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West Lafayrite
T. H W. Wheeler
W. T. Rener
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J. A. McGiffen
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