Disappearance of Curtis Dow Aged Farm Mystery Deepens
The Nomekwost reports on Curtis Dow missing from a farm, with locals believing Dow was murdered. Lorenzo Hartman disputes claims, saying Dow stayed with him from Sept to Nov 1889, then vanished after dinner. Dow carried a large sum, angering him, trusteeship given to Henry Robin, and a search organized by locals. Officials urged due process and restraint amid growing rumors. Born January 26, 182? to Mr and Mrs RB Arbagasson.
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Down 10 Business Council Debates Electricity and Water
Village council shows strong turnout as it weighs electric light and water works bids submitted by Holgt and Howe of Norwalk. They discuss a 2000 candlepower plan at 890 per light for ten years or all night service at 110 per light, plus a 60 hydrant and 6 miles of pipe water proposition. Regular session notes Coroner James S. Haly appointed for two years.
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Senate and House Debates Stretch Through Thursday
The Thursday session covered foreign affairs with ministerial recall calls to promote US Chile relations and interstate commerce bills, while Ohio House debated judges’ salaries, tax relief for volunteers, and safety mandates. Senate considered land purchases near Newark for a national encampment and reforms to juror selection, with a focus on trust and insurance regulation.
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Arbitration Report Sparks New Street Car Wage Tangle
The planapolis street car dispute report, headed by Right Roy, found the company owed pay for extra services and limited fare riding, calling for further talks between employers and employees to settle additional compensation. The decision risks renewed conflict and possible further appeals amid unresolved wage differences.
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End to the Chilean Controversy Reported by Blaine
Secretary Blaine told Senator Blount that Chile's reply to the ultimatum is acceptable and ends the danger of war. The president sent Congress a briefing with updates on the crisis, noting the Chilean apology is more satisfactory than expected and the settlement prospects appear favorable to the United States.
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Ohio House Favors Salary Debate and Militia Encampment Row
Our Columbus letter notes the Ohio House floor furor over salaries for state officials and a clash of farmers with lawmakers. It describes a bid to fund a state militia encampment at Licking County, the unexpected vote reversal, and a thrust on term limits and reform. The piece cites personal views on legislator pay, tenure, and public service as it follows the day’s unusual parliamentary shifts.
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Pontius and the Stark county election case in review
The piece recounts a Stark county election contest Rowles versus Weybrecht with Pontius the superintendent repeatedly named. It details courtroom exchanges about Pontius Pilate and a verdict of murder in the second degree for Warthorst, plus fire-law reform talk and Spurgeon obituarism and political reform discussions.
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He Wouldn't Drink A Non-Union Man In A Bar Brawl
In Aspenson Illinois William Beck a union glassblower and Henry Rolfe a non union worker clashed after Beck refused to drink with Rolfe. Beck struck Rolfe then Rolfe retaliated with a blow to Beck leading to a scalp wound and possible arrest. The incident reflects labor tensions and local law enforcement likely involvement.
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