Roosevelt and Tillman Clash Over Rate Bill Debate
The Chicago Tribune notes the feud between President Roosevelt and Senator Tillman centers on a rate bill. It cites Democratic aims to stamp the measure as a party product, frequent informal talks, and doubts about Bailey Tillman Chandler in good faith and possible attempts to derail railroad regulation.
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Tillman
The
Chicago Tribune
Bailey
Senate
Chandler
Moody
Texas
General Joan McArthur Dies in Chicago at 71
Gen Joan McArthur former postmaster of Chicago and Civil War major general died in Chicago on April 16 at age 71.
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Joan McArthur
Chicago
Ohio IOOF Grand Lodge Meets in Cleveland Approves Bond
Tur state grand lodge IOOF convened in Cleveland and passed a measure calling for a 55000 bond to add two wings and enlarge the Odd Fellows home at Springfield. Friday officers were installed including Leonard Walther as grand master and John L. Sullivan as deputy grand master.
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Tur State Grand Lodge
IOOF
Cleveland
Odd Fellows
Springfield
Leonard Walther
Lima
John L. Sullivan
St. Marys
L. B. Houck
Mr. Vernon
C. H. Lyman
Columbus
C. E. Miles
Findlay
George M. Rewell
L. V. Williams
Ripley
George H. Davis
Ironton
Grand Messenger
William Schultz
Grand Guardian
Rev. T. A. Reading
Toledo
J. C. Whittaker
Dayton
J. M. Broderick
Marysville
Bk. L. Hastings
Inauguration of President Palma in Havana at noon
President Palma was inaugurated at noon Sunday in Havana. Wm. Black, a prominent resident of Hancock County, died on the 16th at age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
Havana
Wm. Black
Hancock County
Cleveland Party Car Plunges Into Telegraph Pole Fatal
A Cleveland party wrecked their car into a telegraph pole killing two and injuring two. Michael Fisher, a 55 year old farmer from near Celina, hanged himself on the 16th.
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Cleveland
Michael Fisher
Celina
Masonic Trawler to Travel to Elkhart Leaders to Go May Twenty Ninth
The Masonic trawel with a delegation from Toledo Masons will depart Toledo for Elkhart Indiana on Tuesday May 29. The trip involves a formal send off to the Indiana city with Masonic participation.
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Elkhart
Ind
Fifty Eight Saloon Keepers Apply for Licenses in Auglaize County
In Auglaize County, 58 saloon keepers have filed for liquor licenses under the Aiken law and will pay $1,000 cash each, per Auditor records.
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Auglaize County
Tragedy In Maryland Wreck Claims Three Lives
Three men died and two are missing after a work train wreck near Indigo tunnel Hagerstown Md on Saturday. Fifteen others were injured in the accident.
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Indigo Tunnel
Higerstorn
Samuel Durbarow Dies Prominent Union County Figure at 70
Samuel Durbarow, noted Union County citizen and former justice of the peace for 20 years, died in Marysville Saturday. A Civil War veteran, he was 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Durbarow
Union County
Marysville
Savings bank president commits suicide amid defalcation charge
Irvin Tucker, president of the Savings Bank of Newport News Virginia, killed himself Saturday to avoid arrest on a defalcation accusation that could total as much as $20,000.
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Irvin Tucker
Savings Bank of
Newport News
Five drowned after boat overturns on Tennessee River near Chattanooga
Five persons linked to a prominent family drowned when a boat capsized on the Tennessee River near Chattanooga Saturday. Local authorities recovered bodies as rescue crews searched the river.
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Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Licking County Democrats Back Bryan for Next Presidential Campaign
At their annual meeting in Newark, Licking County Democrats adopted resolutions urging William Jennings Bryan to lead the party in the next presidential campaign. Delegates cheered the call as a keynote of the gathering.
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Licking County
Democracy
Newark
Bryan
Woman sues for skin bleaching debt in New York
Hannah Elias known in New York as a controversial figure faces a $600 lawsuit from a doctor for cosmetic facial work. She reportedly refuses payment unless she is made white, claiming skin bleaching remains incomplete.
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Hannah Elias
John R. Platt
New York
Bond proposal for New Bremen school building defeated
A $10,000 bond issue for school building at New Bremen was defeated by one vote. The proposal, seen as needed by many, failed because the election ran with the Democratic primary and enough ward votes swung against it.
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New Bremen
Hearst Nominated for New York Governor at Independent League
The Independent League plans to nominate William Randolph Hearst for New York governor at their July convention and believes he will draw substantial Democratic support. D Cady Herrick is expected to be renominated. If Hearst runs and wins, he could be the Democratic nominee for president.
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Wm. R. Hearst
New York
Independent League
Democratic Organization
D. Cady Herrick
Hearst
Democracy
Horse Thief Captured in Bellefontaine Chase
In Bellefontaine a 25 year old named Chas Dodge stole a horse Thursday night. Pursued by police in automobiles he was cornered by Marshal Bowen of McGuffey and arrested. A special grand jury soon after convicted Dodge and sentenced him to seven years in the penitentiary. Bowen has two horse thief captures in two weeks and the Farmers Protective Association paid him a $100 reward.
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Bellefontaine
Chas. Dodge
Marshal Bowen
McGuffey
Hodge
Farmers’ Protective Association
Tragic Van Wert man killed by freight engine
Frank Mitchener, of Van Wert, was run over and killed Thursday by a Cincinnati Northern freight engine. His legs were crushed, one ground off at the knee, after he slipped while throwing a switch. He was the son of ex County Recorder Mitchener ceiver for the Independent Co. Borders alleges insolvency and unpaid salary losses, with mortgages on materials held by various concerns.
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Frank Mitchener
van Wert
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Ex County
Mitchener
Ceiver
Independent Co. Borders
Mt Vernon editor seeks court appointment for reorganization
Joseph B. Borders editor of the Daily Independent, newly launched in Mount Vernon, filed in common pleas court a petition and motion requesting the appointment of a receiver to oversee the paper. The action signals another challenge facing the struggling publication as it seeks financial reorganization and stability.
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Mt. Vernon
Joseph B. Borders
Daily Independent
Common Pleas
Sale Dates and Extension Terms for Knickerbocker Auction
Dates show travel routes from Via Wabash to Boston and listings for the American Academy of Medicine and American Medical Association from June 2 to June 8 with church dates June 10 to 17. Sale runs May 31 to June 9 with final return June 18 and possible extension to July 15 for a $1 fee. G. C. Knickerbocker listed as T. A. and must be noted.
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American Academy of Medicine
American Medical Association
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
G. C. Knickerbocker
T. A
City Council Fixes 1906 Tax Levy Amid Bridges and Budgets
The ad journed meeting fixed the municipal levy at 20.4 mills with 8 for the Board of Public Service 1.8 for the Safety Board 2 for Health 9 for the Library and 9.5 for sinking fund. Council authorized bridge repairs with P G E president Kugel and city engineer to inspect Preston Run trestle. A claim ordinance for court transcription and an appeal bond was debated as Geiger clashed with City Solicitor Hill. Frank Mulholland of Toledo presses for the Ninth District congress nomination while his mother opposes the bid.
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Dohoney
Geiger, Tittle, Horn, Feigenbaum
Donier
Board of Public Service
Safety Board
Health Board
Library
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
H. J. Jennings
Geiger
W. P. Kugel
Preston Run
Steinberger
Belford
U. S. Court of Toledo
the Water Co
G. W
G. M. Watkins
Hill
B. & O. Railroad Co
Washington Street
Service Board
West High Street
East Defiance
Steinburger
Augia
Wilcox Trails Cameron in Judicial Nomination Race
Port There reports A N Wilcox of Paulding county visiting Williams county as a candidate for the judicial nomination. He observed Cameron footprints across the district and, while hopeful to gain support, remains in the race until the convention decides.
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A.N. Wilcox
Paulding County
Williams County
Bryan Democrat
Wilcox
J. P. Cameron
Cameron
Mr. Wilcox
Paulding
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American Melody Compaz
Blue Valley Creamery Co
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Crae Belle
H. P. Miller
Frank Mulholland
Defiance Home Saving & Loan Association
Crosby House
C. B. Squire
Sec’y
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Ohio
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Noble Township
Chas Behringer
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J. W. Miller
Board of Commissioners
Defiance
Board of Education
Washington Township
Johnn W. Garber
Ney P. C
Elnathan Corey
Corey
Geo. D. Edgar
Court of Common Pleas
George D. Edgar
Win & Hay
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R. W. Wortman
Lewis Block
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John W. Davis
Defiance, Ohio
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R. R. Parcher
Clinton Street
Defiance High School
Hicksville High School
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Hicksville
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