Political lay of the land in old Tuscarawas
In New Philadelphia on May 10 Democrats in Tuscarawas County face a bitter contest for Congress. Hurst and Mitchell vie for endorsement while others, termed dark horses, prepare to intervene. Delegates and the central committee shape a tense race toward a likelyuninstructed delegation.
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Old
Tuscarawas
Daily Times
New Philadelphia
Democratic
Tuscarawas County
Democratic Central Committee
Hurst
J. H. Mitchell
Congress
Judge Mitchell
Senator Hurst
Tuaee Mitchell
Licking County
Coshocton
Holmes
Central Committee
Pupils Rally to Restore Physical Culture at Cohoes High
Cohoes high school pupils launch a petition against replacing physical culture with penmanship and drawing. They argue physical training strengthens health and athletics, citing cuirous round shoulders and the need for a new instructor after Miss Cairns left.
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Honorable Board of Education
Coshecton High School
Awkard
Caithy
Man Severely Injured On Sawing Job Near Spring Mountain
Jay Turner of Holmes county, worker for Joe Jones Sawing, fell onto a revolving saw while removing a tick from the machine at the Donaldson farm one half mile north of Spring Mountain. His arm was severed below the elbow but the bone was saved by Dr. Baker who sutured ligaments and set hopes for partial hand use. Turner, who remained calm, ate a hearty ranch after the operation.
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Jay Turner
Holmes County
Joe Jones
Donaldson Farm
Spring Mountain
A Atick
Turner
Baker
Bird Day Observed in Pittsburg Schools Sets Pleasant Example
A Pittsburg high school celebrated Bird Day with a program featuring addresses, bird biographies, music, and the selection of a class bird. The piece argues bird love refines character and urges Coshocton schools to adopt the observance, asking Superintendent Piatt and the boys for support.
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Hch
Pittsburg
Coshocton
Piatt
Miller Divorce Suit Heard Today Before Judge Donley
Rachel Miller sues Thomas Miller on grounds of habitual drunkenness extreme cruelty improper conduct and failure to provide. Defendant denies all claims and a trial expected to last today and Friday with about twenty witnesses to be examined.
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Donley
Rachel Miller
Thomas Miller
Miller
McConnell DeHart Tract Proposed as Board of Trade Addition
At a Board of Trade meeting Mr McConnell and Mrs DeHart proposed selling a thirty acre tract beyond the fair grounds to the board, which would plat and sell the lots as with prior projects. They forecast a $15000 profit from the sale to fund the Mile Works, with any remainder possibly aiding the Blast Works. A formal decision on the proposal was to be considered at the afternoon session.
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McConnell-DeHart
Board of Trade
Jamestown
McConnell
Mrs. DeHart
Fair Grounds
Tree Board of Trade
Boris
McConnect
McCantell
Crayton Seated Without Contest At State Board Meeting
Special to The Daily Columbus Ohio May 10 report notes penitentiary board met with Gillian absent and Crayton seated. Crayton’s commission bearing the governor’s name but unsigned by Pattison was reclaimed, potentially grounds for quo warrante.
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Columbus
Penitentiary Board
Gillian
Crayton
Pattison
Proceedings Against Crayton Delay Board Decisions
Noth ing definite has yet been decided and no appointments made by the new board as proceedings against Crayton continue.
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Crayton
Miners of Concaville Receive Their Strike Benefits
Miners of Concaville and vicinity were paid strike benefits amounting to $3 apiece on Wednesday. The urgency was distributed among all those who had been out of work a full month.
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Concaville
Railroads Debate Coal Production and Rate Amendments
Senate advances railroad rate bill amendments amid clashes over separating coal production from transport. Jenkins McLaurin provisions rejected. several changes approved including switches for shippers and inclusion of sleeping car and express companies. Taft canvassed for Philippine tariff reform and sugar, tobacco, rice schedule cuts, aiming toward free trade with islands.
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Washington
Senate
Jenkins
McLaurin
Lolollette
BE King
Badlew
Warner
Mat Alkins
McCumber
Taft
Congress
Phillip Re
Devastated San Francisco business district in rebuilding view
San Francisco's ruined commercial area shows crews clearing ashes and wreckage as the city rebuilds. Upper image features the Tivoli theater area. lower image centers on the Palace hotel shell with other damaged landmarks visible. Photographs by Webster of Oak capture the scene.
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San Francisco
Webster
Oak
Sister of Newcomerstown Woman Feared Lost in San Francisco Fire
Special to the Daily Times Newcomerstown May 10 Mrs Geo W Pace reports her sister Hettie Cooksey missing after the San Francisco earthquake and fire. Her three brothers survive with property losses. Hunt for Hettie continues as search of hospitals and city areas yields no trace. Hettie lived in Newcomerstown five years ago and attended music school.
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Newcomerstown
Geo. W. Pace
San Francisco
Siater
Hettie Cooksey
Slater
Hettle
Gage
Copperheads slain near Otsego and local notices
Killed Several Copperheads near Otsego on the James Klug print with J W Stetts and others. funeral of Mrs Catharine Holsky at Otsego age 68 from stomach trouble. new village clerk and councilman chosen. trustee meeting notes. assessor J Harger reports. Banke secured in Zanesville with A A VIR contractor.
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J. W. Stetts
Charles Lowe
Jow
Angel
Ho Speer
James Klug
Otsego
Johanne Bowden
J. R. Bowden
Adamsville
Holsky
O. V. Sharrock
Catharine Holsky
Coshocton
Sharteck
Coshoctom
Zanesville
D. Banke
A. A. Vir
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Dr. Baker
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Elkins
LaFollette
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Mangold
Williama
Hmita
Truttpo
Ik Nation
George Rechel
New Tirighton
Adamasville Reg
B. L. Wybarger
Springfeld
The
Masonic Horne
J. Harger
Keens Townslip
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