Columbus men faces Christmas in prison after court ruling
The Columbus area reports that Isaac J. Hit and Lorest J. Andrews, convicted state Senators, will not spend Christmas in the penitentiary. The Supreme Court mandate delays punishment, offering potential clemency before Christmas. Hulman faces Christmas behind prison walls unless pardoned.
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Columbus
Isaac J. Hit
Lorest J. Andrews
Chrishuay
Hiv
Supreme Court
Franklin County
Hein Antiboss Benatur
Ohio
Harvey Cone Is Dead Aged 44 in Ross Township
The obituary notes the death of Harvey Cone at 220 South C Street after a brief illness on Thursday evening aged 44 years and 2 days. He was born February 17, 1866 in Ross Township and lived in Buller County most of his life. Survived by widow, two children, and siblings Albert Cone, Mrs. Rico Bitterfinkl, and Mrs. Gurlinde Lew Kos Township. He worked in the woodworking department at Champion Coated Paper Co and was well regarded. The funeral is set for Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at the house with Reverend Frederick G. Starteklanis officiating. burial at Venett Cemetery. Viewing Saturday afternoon for those who wish to see the remains.
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Dharvey Campbell
Sunial
Albert
Famime
Jo'vluck
Dev
Frederick G. Starteklanis
Lun
Olligiating
Vennet
Crisis With Mexico Sparks U S Pressure and Ultimatum
Fragmentary report cites U S demands for punishment over American losses as President Madero faces ultimatums. Mention of troops moving to Mexico and rhetoric about action against Mexican officials, with references to international tension and awaiting decisions.
Carl Henning Elected to AFM Local Officers
Carl Henning headed the American Federation of Musicians Local No. Si elections as President with Lee Inman as Vice President and J Edward Lebnkuhl as Recording Secretary. Howard L. Z. Stephan is Financial Secretary Treasurer, with Charles Berndl Edward Bevington Martin Crath as Executive Committee members and Carl Pabst Christian Plat Jacob Marluan Juin Hartman Joseph Dlick as Trustees. Bernard Mick Christian Pfatt Frank Sullivan head the Examination Board with other delegates named to the Trades and Labor Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasudia
Jocal No. Si
American Federation of Musicians
Instaight
Carl E. Henning
Lee Inman
J. Edward Lebnkuhl
Howard L. Z. Stephan
Charles Berndl
Edward Bevington
Martin Crath
Trustevs
Carl ¥. Pabst
Christian Plat
Jacob Marluan
Juin Hartman
Joseph Dllick
Klinger Caughs on Humane Officer Case Leads to Arrest
Humane Officer DIL of Baylin, with Deov lives Hetterich and Ruble, arrested Eliner Islinger of Dayton on ba wa. A 16 year old girl who lived with her stepfather Brows Young Aftinger was involved. Islinger had allegedly eloped with Miss Brown to Richmond, where he claimed marriage. The girl has been returned home in Dayton amid possible legal steps. The Owl Fetyh of Hamilton was incorporated in Columbus with 5000 capital stock by J. M. Ripnerberger et al.
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Dil of
Miss Brown
Richmond, Indy
Kenborkys
Lots Bought for New East Thuuillon School Building
The board approved the purchase of lots totaling 1030 dollars for a new East Thuuillon school building with a total price set to avoid costly condemnation, and a bond of 250000 dollars from Hamilton banks was accepted as depository. Upper rate discussions continued with Clerk Holdeter to adjust electric rates, now five cents per kilowatt with YMCA and Mercy Hospital at two and one half cents. Christmas vacation covers 17 days with early dismissals and programs in all grammar schools. schools reopen January 6.
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East Thuuillon Shoul
Hamilon Banks
Holdeter
John Holzberger
Board of Education
YM. C. A
Mercy Hospital
Lis Gorn
Tig Shoul
Sehors
Danury U
Mamie Gaines Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs Mamie Gaines 40 wife of Joby Chanes known as Wood Neal of 24 Walk Street reportedly killed herself by swallowing carhalia wail. She had lived with her husband and was removed to Mercy respitel and died at High'elock after admission under Dr Ed Cook.
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Elouk
Mamie Gaines
Joby Chanes
Wood Neal
Walivk Street
Carhalia Wail
Lonie
Mercy
Ed. Cook
High'elock
Walton allegations rock Hamilton partner in Sidney affair
Elsie Walton reports a mating favorite in Mam ilton as new in the Rmelight. Mal Castle from Sidney, Ohio says his wife deserted him to travel with Phil Hegge, his partner, who was seen in Hamilton with the Halaphil Stock company. Castle says the couple also took cash due him.
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Mamilton
Walton
Rmelight
Mal Castle Wiles
Sidney
Ohio
Par Siaknewr
Phil Hegge
Hamion
Halaphil
Castle Adda
President-elect visits amid cabinet speculation
Washington logs reveal Senator Overman predicts Josephus Daniels could be named secretary of the cabinet. Governors and lawmakers plan visits to Wilson as cabinet talks circulate, with figures like Underwood Burleson Henry Gore O’Gorman among those anticipated to confer before New Year.
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Washington
Wilson
Lee Overman
North Carolina
Rew Sonsey
Sublicity
Po Mule
Posible
Underwood
Burleson
Henry
O'Gorman
Hoke Smith
iGore
Iscuss
Annexation Meeting Votes to Push Lindenwald Growth
The Lundarvald Improvement Association met Thursday night with A J Quinn as leader and 1 Atkinavy present. They passed a resolution urging council action on annexing parts of South Lindenwald and support for storm sewers. The group agreed to monthly meetings and noted William Murphy’s suspended sentence release.
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Lundarvald
A. J. Quinn Wiis
Atkinavy
South
Hamilton
Iago- Taliony
Lindenwald
T Lindenwald
Hethwell
Holt
State highway funds withheld over Middletown pike dispute
Lazard Kahn confirms no payment of 7000 dollars by the state amid a funding dispute over the Middletown pike project. County official Crawford accuses the highway department of stalling funds to redirect to next year’s road contract, while the board insists the sum be allocated to the current project and threatens action if compelled. Markee will investigate further.
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Jas. IR
Mack Chorsday
Aushley Crawford
Middletown
Wourk
Markee
Indian Refining Company to Reorganize in New York
James M. Hutton Lazard Kaln Max Tleischmann and Wy Gibson, stockholders’ delegates, traveled to New York yesterday to pursue a new financing plan for the Indian Refining Company. The company reported a net of 105000 for October but faced burdens from long term low price contracts inherited from the prior administration. A 2100000 debt falls due on a date that may trigger a second extension, with stakeholding voters expected to decide whether to continue the business plan.
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James M. Hutton
Lazard Kaln
Max Tleischmann
Gibson
Indian Refining Company
Ube
Jost
New York
Officers elected at Wetzel Compton WR No 5 meeting
At a recent Wetzel Compton WR No 5 meeting, officers were elected including President Mrs Lilian Killinger and Senior Vice Mrs Myelyn McArihly. Installation led by Mrs Greta Sullivan is planned for February 2 with other roles filled by Mrs Nannie J Cockrill, Mrs Martha James, Mrs Lillie Wintersteen, and more.
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Wetzel Compton WR. C. No. 5
Lilian Killinger
Myelyn McArihly
Nannie J. Cockrill
Martha James
Lillie Wintersteen
Vlora M. Kennedy
Mary Poelard
Anna Mulvey
Martha Jones
Catherine Mustard
Greta Sullivan
Flore M. Kennedy
Chicken raid leads to two arrests in city case
Morning discovery at Reneathe Mains’s home on South Fourteenth found 13 wrung chickens stolen by visitors. Police tracked to Tred Stenbrook and Clyde Decker, accused of hen piracy and pellurveny amid reports of two more men implicated. Three birds recovered.
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Reneathe Mains
South
Foursteenth Street
Tred Stenbrook
Clyde Decker
Hy vi
Fast Avenue
Joby Street
Dio
Peli Lutveny
Memorial service at Westminster Abbey for Ambassador Reid
In Westminster Abbey London a memorial service for the late Ambassador Whitelury Reid drew a 2500 strong crowd including American residents in England and officials from the American embassy and consulate general. Royal and governmental representatives attended as cathedrals bells and candles marked a solemn London winter morning. The service featured funeral marches and seen dignitaries such as Prince Arthur of Connaught and Duke of Argyll among others.
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London
Devember UC
Whitelury Reid
Westminster Abbey
Great Britain
England
Prince ‘Arthurs
Conmangli
Agreps
George
Mary
Lord Howe
Alexandria
Duke of Argyll
Princei Loxis
Ballenberg
Michael
Russia
Oxford
Cambridge Uuniversities
Hog Cholera Ravages Butler County Farms
Hog cholera rages in Butler County with severe losses. Farmer Jacob Schneider on Princeton Pike reports about 200 hogs died, an estimated $4000 loss. The Journal invites farmers to discuss forming a Farmers Mutual Insurance Company at its library.
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Butler
Jacob Schneider
Princeton Pike
Farmers’ Mutual Tnsurance Co
Baiding
Advance Made To City And Public Schools
County Auditor Crawford advanced 410 000 on the tax distribution to the city of Hamilton and 20 000 to public schools. Total collection to date exceeds 200 000. City Treasurer W A Frown supervised the cash.
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Crawford
Hamilton
Theily
W. A Frown
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J. E. Huffman
Andrews
Senator Lee Over
Iman
MR. Reid
George T. Blake
Harvey
Cone IS
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Mansfield
Rick Miller
Mansfield Reformatory
Depsty Sherif Harry Motralty
Mexico
Taft
Sam
Wishieton
Peesident Madera
United Shites
Americutns
Carl Henning
The
Musicians’ Union
Klinger Caughs
Dayton
Columbns
Owl Fetyh
J. ML. Ripnerberger
T., Leing
Doe Kopp
T. B. Bear
Frank MaQnige
Talar
East Hamilton
Sehaot Hoard
Maimie Gaines
Elsie Walton
Hal Castle
Josephus Daniels
Congress
South Lindenwald
Murphy
William Murphy
Rev. A. Judson Arrick
First Presbyterian Charyli
Marker
Mrs. Killinger
America
St. James
Pany
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