Roosevelt Returns From Remarkable Panama Voyage
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington after a long sea trip aboard the Mayflower. He traveled thousands of miles including Panama and Porto Rico and says he enjoyed the voyage and is feeling fine. The White House reception follows. Uruguayan diplomat Bermudez faced delays with navy guards at the dock.
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Porto Rico
Canal
Washington
Isthmus
Roosevelt
Potomac
Louisiana
Piney Point
Navy Yard
Ethel Roosevelt
Hagner
White House
Aful
United States Navy
Parama
PoYio
Pastis Canal
Pedro Roquena Bermuudez
Uruguay
Senor Bermudez
Marine Guard
Orvether
Iearime Guard
Peter Eckert Dies Regretted By Coshocton People
Universal regret swept Coshocton as Peter Eckert died after a three week typhoid battle. Born in Tuscarawas County fifty one years ago, he worked in the Coshocton livery business for 26 years and owned a coal mine nearby. Survived by wife Minnie Krause and six children Georgia Emma Florence two sons died in infancy. Funeral at Grace M E church Thursday at two, Rev. Robertson in charge. Georgia, the daughter, marked her twenty third birthday today in sorrow as her condition remains serious.
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Peter Eckert
Tuscarawas County
Coshocton
Peter Miller
Miller
Katie Markley
Minnie Krause
Ecker
Margaret Miller
Lizzie Stocker
Columbus
Katie Lamb
Mary Groh
New Philadelphia
Andrew
John Eckert
Flatt
D. Chas. Eckert
Fred Eckert
Port Washington
Eckert
Hvery
Ilvery Barn
M. E
Grace M. E
Robertson
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Speedy verdict reached for Styers court house budget
The jury quickly sided with the defendant in Western Manufacturing Co. v Styers. The plaintiff failed to prove damages and must pay court costs. Evidence showed a salesman forged a signature of the proprietor’s 19 year old son to a jewelry consignment contract. Jewelry arrived in poor condition and was returned, prompting the suit for 192. Judge Maxwell deferred the criminal action against Edward Shaw to the next term. Shaw’s bond was renewed at 2700.
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Petitt
Werern Manufacturing Co
Va Styera
Costa
Western Manufacturing Co
Styers
Bowman
Jew
Elry
Styersa
Styera
Maxwell
Glenn
Edward Shaw
Shaw
Medley Divorce Case And Indictment In Kidnapping Mention
The Medley divorce case proceeded with Mabel Medley’s next friend Mary Strawn, the wife under age, while the criminal action pending against George Medley hinges on Shaw v Shaw custody rulings. Three witnesses testified for the prosecution as the plaintif closes its case. A motion for new trial was filed in Western Mfg Co v Peter and Chas Styer on grounds of error.
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Howard Hahn
Sugar Trust Fined 18000 for Rebates
The American Sugar Refining Co. was fined eighteen thousand dollars for accepting rebates from the New York Central Railroad. The usual time was allowed for appeal.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Co
New York Central Railroad
Dona hue Wins Circuit Judge With Clear Margin
Complete returns from the circuit judge race show Dona hue elected by a wide margin. In fifteen counties Donahue received 9679 votes to 57 262 for Souers Republican opponent, a majority of 2 417.
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Donahue
Souers
Prominent Blue Lodge Event in Coshocton
The Blue Lodge of Coshocton held a pleasant Monday evening with 150 attendees including out of town visitors. Two candidates were passed through the third degree and a fine oyster supper followed. Visitors included Lewis P. Shaus of Newark past grand master, District Grand Lecturer A. H. Rawlings, and eight members from Port Washington, among others.
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Blue Lodge
Coshocton
Lewis P. Shaus
Newark
Ohio
A. H. Rawlings
Port Washington
Illness calls Fisher family to Indianapolis visit
Ex commissioner Louis Fisher and his wife depart with son Jacob Fisher and daughter-in-law after learning Charles Fisher is hospital patient in Deaconess hospital Indianapolis. They rush to see him one last time after a message invites a final visit as they leave on the first train.
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Louis Fisher
Jacob Fisher
Charles Fisher
Indianapolis
Deaconess Hospital
Ten candidates admitted at Odd Fellows first degree
Ten candidates received the first degree at Monday night’s Odd Fellows session. Next week’s meeting will feature the annual section of officers. BABY GIRL. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of Kentl Worth avenue. Mr and Mrs John White depart today for a visit in Owosso Michigan.
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The
Odd Fellows
Mrs. Charies Clark
Kentl- Worth Avenue
John White
Owoens, Mich
U S urged to shield labor leader in strike abroad
Frederick Fay leading a Hamilton Ontario street car strike seeks U S protection after Canadian authorities order him to leave. President Mahon of the Street Car Men's Union replies that a Washington inquiry will be pressed as Fay faces possible jail or expulsion at the border, with Gompers to be consulted on international labor rights.
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Toockall& the Daily Times
Chicago
United States
Frederick Fay
Hamilton
Ontario
Fay
William J. Mahon
Mahon Ij
Washington
Sherif Mitcieton
Eald
Dali
Mahon Wimeelf
Thua
Mahon
Samuel Gompers
Weather Fair and Colder Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair weather with a drop in temperature tonight and on Wednesday. Winds light. No precipitation expected. Temperature highs near mid 40s, lows around freezing.
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Fai
Shop lifter suspected in city stores
An habitual shop lifter is said to be operating in local stores with employees alerted to watch for her. The woman, reportedly living in the city, was last seen at a drug store where several items were found missing as she departed. She has since disappeared.
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Portamouth
Novays
Hein Wamstey
Joh
Stores Close at Noon on Thanksgiving Day
President Brooke of the Business Men's association announced merchants will close all city stores at noon on Thanksgiving Day and remain closed for the rest of the day. The plan allows shoppers in the morning yet frees proprietors and clerks for dinners and social plans afterward.
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Brooke
Business Men's Association Today
Surprise farewell gathering and double wedding headline
About twenty five of the Lady Mac cabeen met last evening at the home of Mrs McCoy on South Sixth street for a surprise farewell party. The Jadion brought lunches and the evening was pleasant. Mrs McCoy plans to move to Cannonaburs Pa. A separate note mentions a double wedding at Rev Weber's home on Fourth street this afternoon.
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Mac Cabeen
Mra. McCoy
South Eixth Street
Jadion
Cannonaburs
Weber
Fourth Street
A Day of Tragic Incidents Across Ohio State
A chaotic dispatch reports numerous violent and startling events statewide. Stabbings, fatal accidents, and crimes unfold from Akron to Lima with multiple homicides, bigamy arrests, a drowning risk in a factory, and a coroner’s inquiry into a Dayton murder. Parental, financial, and political tensions appear amid the era’s unrest.
Lingafelter Estate Divided Equally Between Institutions
Newark O Nov 27 In district court action before referee in bankruptcy trustee EB Clifford challenged a mortgage held by Lingafelter to the Homestead Building Association. The court found the mortgage void as a preference to a creditor. The estate will be distributed equally among Lingafelter's creditors, giving depositors a chance to recover funds from both institutions.
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Newark
Charles M. Rogers
Cliyton
Lingafelter
Jas Lingafelter
Fflomestind Building Association
James Ingafeleer
The
Building Association
Newark Savings
Amsodhkction
Bank Goth
Lingafetters
Marriages Noted in Mill Creek and Goodland Couples
Notices reveal multiple marriage lines including Allen Lower and Mary Schlarb of Fresno, John Fehrie and Lizzie Schlarb of Prasno, and Lewis Miller and Rachel Frock of Fresno with Rev. Hamilton and Rev. Carpenter officiating. Couples plan to reside in Mill Creek and Goodland, Indiana.
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Freeze
Allen
Lawe
Mill Creek Township
Lizzie Ochlard
John H. Febrie
Goodland
Ind
Lower
Mill Creek
Fendrie
Goodland, Tad
Perry Haun
Kilback
Offie Prourty
Monroe
Hamilton
Allen Lower
el Creekth
Mary Schlarb
Fresno
John Gi. Fehrie
Indiana
Liszle Schlarb
Prasno
Lewis
Building Permit Issued to Fred Dave for 9160 Erection
A building permit was issued today to Fred Dave of South Third Street for the erection of a structure at 9160. The notice confirms the permit issuance and the applicant name and address.
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Fred Dave
South Third Street
Maniac rider endangers train passengers on Pennsylvania line
A 41 year old laborer Benjamin Woodinxton boarded Pennsylvania No 6t at Philadelphia bound for Chicago. He raved of patdoned and versus Vietnam style lines, lunged at a brakeman, and threatened two balloon passengers before being restrained by crew. In Columbus he was removed and committed to the state hospital for the insane.
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Columbus
Benjamin Woodington
Union
Philadelphia
Chicago
Elaine
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Woodinxton
Pittsburg
State Hospital For
Justice Williams Again Holds Court
Justice Williams, reaffirmed in office, hears the fleet case of J. T. Paxton against J. P. B. Liggett. It seeks to recover a livery bill of 9 dollars. The defendant owns county real estate, so the case was certified to the common pleas court.
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Willamix
J. T. Paxton
J. PB. Liggett
Common Pleas Court
Narrow Escape at Fraseysburg Train Collision
William Parks drove a wagon hit by a freight train at a crossing over the Pennsylvania Line in Fraseysburg on Saturday. Alfie the horse died and the wagon was splintered. Parks escaped with a broken leg and numerous bruises after being thrown from the wagon as the train struck. He was en route home from work and narrowly escaped serious injury.
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William Parks
Pennsylvania
Fraseysburg
Alfie
Parks
Hitt
Former resident Hains of Coshocton dies in Bloomfield
Samuel Hains a former Coshocton county resident died at his Bloomfield home after a weeklong illness from pneumonia contracted on election day. Born July 8 1832, he served in the Civil War and moved to Bloomfield in 1869 with his wife Margaret Neldon. Survived by five children, the funeral was attended by relatives from Coshocton.
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Samuel Hains
Coshocton County
Bloomfield
Geo. Neldon
John teMous
Coshocton
Mc. Hulns
Hulns
Sear
Bloomfield News
Ohio
Margaret Neldon
Bloomfeld
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Kenesaw Mountain
Ira J. Warner
Hieemington
Mason Brewer
Linton
Laveda Brees
J. W. Heaven
Snpwer HH. Medes
Ni Pees
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