Hearst money payments claimed by 200 New York editors
A dispatch reports that 200 Democratic editors in New York contend Hearst would pay $200 for newspapers containing Hearst boosts sent to non subscribers during the campaign. They allege the bills are certified and will be paid but have not received cash as the expenses are not in Hearst campaign accounts.
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New York
Duncan C. Lee
New York Democratic Editional Association
Hearst
Lee
Water Co. Win Confirmed in Mejonigale Defiance Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed the December 1905 ruling for Defiance Water Co. in its suit against the City of Defiance. The decision, reached after a Toledo federal court trial, upheld a nearly $52,000 judgment for the water company. Judge Lurton dissented in part. Circuits’ seating included Swan and Evans substituting.
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Henry and
Kobt. Newbegin
the Water Co
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mejonigale
Defiance Water Co
Defiance
U U. S.court
Toledo
The
Water Co
Henry B. Harrie
Cincinnati
Lurton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Severens
Richards
District Court
Swan
Michigan
Evans
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Dollars to Spend Dollars to Spend
Special to Express Columbue reports a 510,000 appropriation for refurbishing the President of Senate and Speaker of the House rooms. Gov Pattison’s death creates vacancies as Thompson becomes Secretary of State, leaving no Senate President or House Speaker. Senator Williams and Breeman Eagleson oversee the work as president pro tem and speaker pro tem respectively.
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Columbue
Senate
House
Pattison
Carmi A. Thompson
Andrew L. Harris
Thompson
Williams
Cuyahoga County
Breeman Eagleson
Obituaries of Grim Reaper and Wells families in local area
The Grim Reaper Daniel Speith died Wednesday at home in New Bavaria at about 50. He leaves a wife and five children and siblings in Iowa and Nebraska. Mrs Jane Welle widow of Henry Welle died at her Highland township home aged 90. Funeral at Highland chapel and Myers cemetery. Warren Hendershott Civil War veteran died at 76 at his Columbus Avenue home. Funeral Monday at home and Hill's Baptist church Ayersville with burial in Hill Cemetery.
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Peter Charplet
Stryker
Williams County
Daniel Speith
New Bavaria
A. J. Telliga
Carl
Washington, D.C
John
Kearney
Neb
Jane Welle
Henry Welle
Highland Township
Marion
Ferris
Samuel
Robert
Will
Henry Wells
Highland Chapel
Myers Cemetery
Mrs. Wells
New York
Warren Hendershott
Columbusivenuy
Hill's Baptist Church
Ayersville
Hill
Bapiiol Church
Shupp
U. B
Medicine Kills Bowling Green Infant
The fourteen month old son of James Shane near North Baltimore drank medicine prepared for his mother. He died after convulsions a few hours later. Mrs. Shane was bedridden with illness and the bottle stood on a chair within reach.
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Bowling Green
James Shane
North
Baltimore
Ohio Farmer Subscription Rates Promote Practical Agriculture
The Ohio Farmer offers practical agricultural matter with conservative progression and farmer interests given close attention. A trial will prove its value. one year subscription costs 75 cents. The Weekly Express and Ohio Farmer one year $1.50. Daily Express by mail and Ohio Farmer one year $3.50.
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Ohio
Weekly Express
Ohio Farmer
Daily Express
Thirteen and Masses Mark Weekend in War Saw Area
Daniel Lieberthal returned from War saw Indiana while Fred Kirtley visited the city and joined C H and D and Pierre Marquette in Detroit later promoted to assistant. A newborn girl arrives and Father Gloden resumes mass services at St John’s church. John Wahl suffers eye injury at U S Express Co repair shops.
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Fred Kirtley
Parente
Fred
C. H. &D.and
Pierre Marquette Aystem
Detroit
John Wahl
Flatgate
U. S. Express Co
Farmer Adam Kiefer Found Hanged in Barn
In Tiffio on January 9 or 10 the body of Adam Kiefer was discovered hanging from a barn rafter by his wife who went to summon him to dinner. A pioneer German resident, Kiefer’s mental state was likely worsened by poor health.
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Adam Kiefer
Kiefer
Farmer Baer Found Doped Before Death Near Marion
William J. Baer a 35 year old prominent farmer living seven miles north of Marion died yesterday after suffering intense agony. The attending physician says he was doped probably in a local saloon causing loss of sight spasms and eventual heart failure.
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Marion
William J. Baer
Baer
Interurban Bowling Green to Extend West Amid Rail Improvements
Wood county will see extensions of the Lake Erie Bowling Green and Napoleon Electric Railway westward this year. The line, which runs from Bowling Green to Woodville, suffered a $12,000 fire loss but reduced its debt and the directors express strong optimism for year prospects.
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Bowling Green
Wood County
Lake Hiie
Release of Emma Van Liew From Ohio Penitentiary
Emma Van Liew to be freed from the Columbus penitentiary her ten year sentence for killing Alice Hammel at Van Wert by throwing vitrol in her face was reduced for good behavior. Her husband John Van Liew a Van Wert banker and Alice Hammel a stenographer in his office. The tragedy followed jealousy and Van Liew has since gone to California and will join him there.
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Columbus
Emma van Liew
Alice Hammel
van Wert
Vitrol
van Liew
California
Arrested on Charge of Forgery in Kenton
Alfred G. Wessling, a Kenton figure on the school board and church board, was indicted by the grand jury on four counts for forging butter receipts to the Big Four Railway and using the name of M. L. Klapp to obtain credit through Kenton Savings Bank. He bonded for appearance and disputes the charges, claiming injustice and awaiting trial.
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Kenton
Alfred G. Wessling
Big Four
Kenton Savings Bank
Wessling
M. L. Klapp
Methodist Church
American Farm Produce Co
Chicago
Local visits noted in brief town notices
Brooksville resident Elsie Figley visited friends at Payette for several days. Pearl Cooley spent part of the past week with Hazel Garber. Ray Neiswander of Ney was seen in town last week. Hattie Core of Sherwood visited friends here recently.
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Elsie Figley
Payette
Pearl Cooley
Hazel Garber
Ray Neiswander
Ney
Hattie Core
Sherwooo
Armbruster Family News From Ottawa Pike
Mrs G A Armbruster returns from visits with friends in Toledo and Fayette. Dr J L Slough attended a sick horse at the Armbruster residence Friday morning. A number from Ottawa Pike attended the Kenyon Grand Concert at the opera house Friday evening.
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G. A. Armbruster
Toledo
Fayette
J. L. Slough
Armbruster
Ottawa Pike
Opera House
Polly in Moonlit Debate Sparks a Love Dilemma
Pollie grapples with marriage, loyalty, and a father figure as Mr. Howard recounts a tale of a man who finds love through responsibility. Pollie confesses longing for a home, questions marriage, and ultimately hints at accepting a future with Howard. The piece closes noting a London dog show with 2,508 entries and the value of dogs at 1,250,000 dollars.
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London
The Way Op the Trail Brucie Annie Dunne
A lone rider drifts along a desert trail after a violent feud over a mine. A wounded companion, a dying horse, and fear of a robber loom as the pursuer's guilt and resolve drive a brutal, moonlit trek toward dawn.
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Brucie
Annie Dunne
Desort
Sway
Sim
Jim
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