Trial testimony amid heated clash in Potter Parlin suit
The Potter and Parlin case against Peter G Thomson was continued to April 4 to allow defense prep. An out of order testimony sequence sparked a clash between accountant Pearce and attorney Matthews, with guns mentioned but no blows. Depositions resumed. Pearce testified on irregular vouchers and missing receipts totaling about 18,510.25 dollars, noting several checks and payments tied to the Black Street Bridge matter and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter and Partin
Peter G. Thomson
Messrs. Potter
Parlin
C. B. Matthews Cipeianan
Aceanncaur
Wade
Stanley Shaffer
Eli M. Potter
Peter G. Thomeen
Pearce
Matthews
Sany DB. Fitton, Jr
Thoutsost
Mr. Matthews
George Yunha
Lesinetoo, Ky
Potter and Parlin
Yantis
Accuntant Pearce
Thomson
Shaffer
Thompson
Vantis
Lexington
Billy
Bad
Alexander Gordon
First National Bank
Otter
Leowise Tostage
Champion Coated Vapor Company
William Murphy
Black Street Bridge
F. B. Pathol
Iron WA
Than
Kinch
Irregularities Noted in Defense Case as Vase Case Resumes
The proceedings resumed at 1:30 this afternoon with defense arguing mis irregularities in denaming of the books and vouche according to Mr Pearce. The claim was that most irregularities would be explained by their forthcoming evidence while noting a $5,959.00 amount tied to estimates and no bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Trappers rescued after flood threaten lives in Iowa
In Wheatland Iowa two trappers named Avron and Charles Riley rode out a surge from ice jam floods. Their boat was swept away and rising waters forced them to climb a tree for safety as the river flooded. Local rescuer Fred Sehoriur spotted them and brought a skiff to reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Iowa
Ulrly
Hareld Avron
Charles Riley
Teron
Fred Sehorier
Former Hamilton Man Illed Suspected Blood Poisoning
Dr. Andrew J. Tinberman of Cohas been reported seriously ill with blood poisoning for several days after cleansing a surgical instrument following an operation. He had just returned from Dallas after studying under Dr. Stith the British eye specialist for two months. Born in Butler County near Hamilton he is brother of G.2 Mechhing of this city. He moved to Hamilton after marriage and has resided in Columbus since. Relatives express doubt about the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Tinberman
Uisetou
Tinberman
Dailia
Stith
Dr. Tinkerman
Butler County
Hamilton
Dan Milken
Hansilte
Columbns
Mechhing
Howerd
YWCA Trustees Mull Branches in Villages
At a trustees moot last night a committee was appointed to study conditions in county villages for establishing branch associations for social and religious work. Okeana already has a UW members association. In small villages, meetings will be held at larger residences to secure attendance. The Boys' Department committee discussed plans for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varios
Aseoesicions
Okeana
Ma Yawle
Association
Timberman Out of Danger With Brother Infirmary Report
News from headquarters confirms Dr Andrew J Cimbberman of Columbus is out of danger after an accident while cleaning a surgical instrument. Wounds less serious than first feared and no poisoning effects observed. County infirmary board lists pending costs including box rent transportation and supplies totaling $141, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Infinmary
Board of County Infirmary
Jonn P. Tenn
Elmer Ebel
H. Te Baenn
Compan
The
Radelife Dice Company
Tax Rate Grows With Population in Ohio Legislation
Columbus reports on a debate over a one percent tax cap and how state tax rates have risen with population growth. The piece cites cities Belleville Canton Chillicothe Lakewood Mansfield Middletown Painesville and more, noting tax increases outpaced population growth in most years. It also covers bills on school boards state inspectors and judicial candidate nominations, plus a penitentiary cost estimate and proposed reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Galbraith
Columbus
Vie
Belle Iyie
Canton
Chillicothe
Lakewood
Mansfeld
Middletown
Painsville
Poultry Exhibit Claims Remarkable Egg Yield
An extract from a Richmond paper details a man employed on a Pennsylvania line who bred Uhrleen Orphington chickens. The birds produced 11 eggs in January 1904 and 95 eggs in the first ten days of February. A single rooster from these fowl was awarded to a noted figure at the Fall Festival Poultry Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
City
Notrex
Sidge Twe
Alimony Awarded in Tabler Case
A court orders Robert Tabler to pay Anna Tabler $2,000 in a one time alimony settlement and $16 monthly for support within 40 days. Attorneys Andrews Harlan and Andrews represent Anna Tabler in this proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
Robert Tabler
Anna Tabhe Jler
Tony
Andrews
Harlan
Director Seeks Indictment Quashed Over Cement Fraud Charge
Public Service Director J H Sundoaker and attorney Prank F Dins move to quash a fraud indictment against Dim alleging misdeeds by a superintendent on a cement project. The motion argues the indictment is vague and uncertain over cement type and work defined by plans and specifications. Engineer Shirley expected to support the bid to dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmaker
Cineati
Public Service
J. H. Sundoaker
Onse
F. Dins' Wore
Dim
Xine
Shirley
Hungarian Count Sums Up Yankee Girls Impression
Foreign visitor Count Appear offers views on American women observing Central Park. He praises their vitality health and social activity noting their early morning constitutional routines and active club participation. He remarks the depth of social obligations and intergenerational dynamics among mothers and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takei
Iesmin
Conpmen
Central Park
Yale Class of 1878 Invitation at White House
President Farr issued letters inviting the Yale class of 1878 to dine at the White House, including ex-members and regular members. There are 28 surviving members in the class and the invitation covers both groups. A separate note mentions Merchant Marine efforts to promote American commerce and defense, passing a House committee vote of 2 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havisn
Yale
Farr
Chem
Anawal Din- Hor
White House
Clas
Regula
Merchant Marine
TJ Hobson Wilf
House
Committee of Merchant Marine
Hurricane hits German coast vessels damaged
A hurricane swept the German coast last night causing ship damage and several drownings in the Baltic Sea. Rescue efforts reported under way as authorities assess losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Baltic Sea
Poultrymen Seek State Funding For Instruction Course
Ohio branch of the American Poultry Association urges the legislature to appropriate 30000 dollars for a poultry course at Ohio State University. The plea notes Ohio’s leading egg production and poultry importance, citing census figures and urging support to establish scientific poultry husbandry education. Trustees previously requested the appropriation, and farmers and poultrymen are urged to back the measure with their state lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Poultry Association
Ohio State University
U. S
Isiitute
The
State University
Senate
C H and D. Expect Enormous Lake Cargo Next Season
Toledo reports indicate huge lake coal tonnage for the new CH and D docks next summer. Frank W. Alfred says operators are optimistic after meetings with L. Thomas and W. C. Hurst. Plans include hiring six ore handling operators with Wellman, Severns & Morvan reps for expert assistants. The dock machinery is ready and boiler upgrades are planned for the coaling plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. and
Toledo
Lake Con
New
Frank W. Alfred
Trafic
L. Thomas
W. C. Hurst
Mr .Alfred
Jake
Alfred
Slulett
Wellman, Servers & Morvan Company
Cleveland
Hulett
Census Shows 14 615 761 Catholics in U S
Milwaukee dispatch reports the 1911 Willaus Catholic directory estimates 14 615 761 Roman Catholics in the United States excluding territories, with 17084 priests 3461 churches 4972 parochial schools serving 3 270 131 students. It notes 22 colleges for boys 696 academies for girls and 82 seminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Census Bureau
Astor Library to Close as New Public Library Opens
The Astor Library on Lafayette Street will close May 1 as banks and manuscripts move to a new $10 million public library on Fifth Avenue. Opened 47 years earlier from a $400,000 gift by John Jacob Astor, it began in 1849 with trustees including Washington Irving and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ge Astor Library
Lafayette Street
John Jacob Astor
Tte
Fifth Ave
Astor Library
Washington Irving
Witz Green Halleck
Wiliam B. Astor
No More Money for Canals If This Bill Goes
KY Columbus Ohio Feb 17 House moved to Public Works Committee Freiner resolution against further canal appropriations adopted. Evans resolution urges Congress to wipe out polygamy in Utah. Nineteen bills introduced then adjourned to Monday. Proposals include taxes on bank shares, barber examinations, assessments on levy uses, two new division engineer posts, authority over maintenance and operation fees, tax recovery period increase, and county deputy supervisor appointment timing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Galimlaith
Colmbus
Gubhbacht
House
Public Works Committes
de Freiner
Evans
Congress
Utah
jVersion
Holmes Co
Treasury
Pulton
Licking
Fulton
Gerbaut
Montgomery
State Board of Public Works
Representative Bacon Attacks Peary as Faker in Debates
In a sharp episode in the House, Representative Macon of Arkansas denounced Captain Robert T. Peary as a faker and urged his removal from naval service. Peary supporters clashed with Macon while Representative J. Hampton Moore defended Peary, calling Macon’s remarks unjust and offensive. The exchange touched on Peary’s Arctic claims and Cook’s actions in Asia, with accusations of paid lobbying and questions about Tuft’s judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Fou
Macon
Arkaneas
Robert T. Peary
Naval Service
Arkansas
Peary
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Alacon
Hobson
Manila ‘Bay
Moore
Methodist Church
San Juan Hill
Stkoon
Arctic
Prohibit Gambling In Cotton Futures Reported By Committee
Washington February 17 under an agreement the interstate commerce committee decided to file a report to the senate on a bill prohibiting gambling in cotton futures without recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Sullivan Dismisses Officer of Regiment in Cincinnati
William M. Sullivan of Middletown, colonel of the First Regiment 10. WN. G., summarily dismissed First Lieutenant and Battalion Quartermaster and Commissary William Coffin yesterday for giving statements to the press. Sullivan said Coffin missed calls and should have been a press agent. Adjutant General Werbreck ordered Sullivan's name placed on the hall next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Sullivan
Middletown
Cincinnat
William
Coin
Sullvan
Coffin
Werbrec
Sullivan
Tachnato To Wed In Mamdilton Ceremony
Exchiel M. Carmack laborer and Sophia Parrgin both of Mamdilton to wed. Squire Haines officiates. Joseph Adeleberger molder and Georgiana Epp both of ¢lamilion. Aaron Ta Gansley machinist of Dayton and Sehiebar Hagaliton. Rev. James McNary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachnato
Exchiel M. Carmack
Sophia Parrgin
Mamdilton
Squire Haines
Joseph Adeleberger
Molder
Georgiana Epp
Lamilion
Aaron Ta Gansley
Machiqlet
Dayton
Sehiebar
Hagaliton
James McNary
Sage provides libraries for New York firemen
New York February 27 Mrs Russell Sage has given 510,000 to provide libraries for New York firemen. The books will cover subjects used in civil service examinations for promotion of the fighting force. A gift of 23400 from Mrs Sage for restoration of City Hall rotunda has been accepted by the Municipal Art Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Meniere
Civil Service Commissioners
Railway officers join to enforce at Ascension near Juarez
Officials of the Mexican and Northwestern railway report Onozco and Blanca, allied leaders, joined forces for enforcement at Ascension sixty miles south of Juarez. They cut the telegraph between Gunzman and Cass, Grandes, disrupting communications in the border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Itha Mexican and Northwestern Railway
Onozco
Blanca
Ascension
Juarez
Gunzman
Cass
Grandes
Father and son electrocuted in Winona tragedy
In Winona Minnesota on February 17 Petur G. and his son timer were electrocuted when the son attempted to remove a 2,260 voltage live wire. The father went to aid him and both were knocked down. Mrs Ludt pulled the men away safely but both men died two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Petur G. Tci
Anil
British Press Reacts To Benn Visions On Canada Annexation
LONTION Feb 17 congress Bennvis resolution to take up Lie annexation with Great Britain stirs Atlantic sentiment. Liberal press dismissive while Earif reform press seizes on the issue. Also listed are numerous real estate transfers filed for record with the county recorder detailing parcels in Middletown Widde towns Hamilton Lambton and Sainton including sums from 1 to 4 200 dollars and housing associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lontion
Congress- Tus Bennvis
Canada
Great Britain
Atlantic
Earif Reform
D. B. Bundy
Ethel B. Dell
Middletown
DR. Bundy
A. J. Dell
Oberrecht
Hamilton
Q. V. Parriah
Charleo 'T. Martin
Sainton
William Z. Oberrecht
Home Loan and Building Association
Lambton
County approves culvert contract with Olle Culvert Co.
The County Commissioners contracted with Olle Culvert Company to furnish corrugated culverts to the Ratley Township project for 145.96. The action sets a price and supplier for the township works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Norning
Olle
Ratley Township
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Meckling
Andrew J.cimberman
Tinmilgon
Massilon
Sandusky
Springfield
Goa
Whayes
Taleda
Halren
Jeael
Browder
Dare County
Jélect Miller
Zeller
McGuire
Winters
Dore
Bit
Amy Kidales
Hans
Senate Committee On
Veco
Reynold
Saverang Harmon
Morgans
Burrows
U. S. Senate
Cursed E Sensene
Charlie Send
Michigan
Astor Abraey
Barthelmehaf
Tuscara
Freiner
Vinton
Kilpatrick
Trambhi
Elecon
Bacon
Perry
SAGE
Kuneon
Grace Strahm Jones
John Jones
Jonte
Jones i Common Pleas Court
Jones
Newi
Warry Grace Sivakw
Ehirgel
Humane Society
Panama Canal
George W. Goothils
T. 3
Panama Cua
Thal
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