Mrs Aultman Testimony in Guardianship Case
Mrs Aultman testifies in private on her life estate and guardianship dispute. She details inheritances from her father and sister, ownership changes after her marriage, and a wish to end guardianship to fund a hospital memorial. She denies hallucinations and disputes about proposed marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Father Arnould
Guardian Miller
Massillon
Charles Swansen
Ilrs
Bertha Boren
Tik Indepen
Mars. Aultmnan
George D. Harter
Mary Harter
Mary Harter Had Once Said In Her Hearing That They Were Sorry Mrs. Aulomian
Caxton
Harter Appears in Aultman Case Defense
Canton January hearing in the Aultman suit adjourned to January 27 to allow Michael J. Harter to testify. Harter’s witness from Philadelphia testified about stock purchases in the Aultman Saylor Company Mansfield worth 15,000 with a note for 250,000 and a 20,000 endorsement, affecting Mrs Aninmao's claimed ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Aultman
Michael J. Harter
M Flarter
Philadelphia
Aultman Saylor ,Company
Mansfield
Aupus
Harter
Aninmao
Canton Court Arraigns Prisoners in Malicious Destruction Case
Prisoners indicted by the grand jury were arraigned before Judge McCarty and others. Several defendants pleaded not guilty to charges of malicious destruction of property burglary and larceny and shooting with intent to kill. J. L. Robb and Robert Day were assigned as counsel. Trials slated for the week beginning February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Canton
John Yost
McCarty
Willison & Day
Pease, Baldwin & Young
Yost
Rose Ann Morgan
John E. Morgan
J. O. Garrett
Robertsville
Louis Monnot
Nimishillen Township
Cxron
William Shanks
Charles Leonard
Louis Martella
William Blackman
Charles Coe
J. L. Robb
Robert Day
John Marcen
Joseph D. Wilder
George Frush
McDowell
William F. Schwier
Yohe
Wheeling & Lake Erie Plans Raise Earnings and Capacity
New York January 16 The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad reports a 49.28 percent rise in net earnings for the first half of fiscal year 1895 96 and outlines major improvements. Contracts for steel bridges ten new 10 wheel locomotives 59 tons each and a shift to 60 pound rails to approach Lake Shore standards are approved. Additional coal cars new docks at Huron and expanded lake transport capacity aim to boost traffic and dock throughput.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
New York
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Wheeling
Huron Docks
Rockefeller
Hi Associates
New Daily News Threatens Local Newspapers In War Of Papers
In New Prunapenelta six weeklies share the field but a Steubenville publisher plans an Evening Daily News at ten cents a week. The rival Daily Times launches with independent politics at ten cents weekly, as local editors brace for a fierce competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapis
Tribune
Ohio Democrat
Cignes
The
Advocate
Jourmonwealth
Beobachter
A. J. Baughman
Steubenville
the Times
Ratchford doubts district calls for wage advance insistence
President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers of Ohio says the Massillon district misrepresents wages. He cites Columbus convention deals with advance payments and notes operators already agreed to pay if authorized elsewhere. He criticizes the Massillon officials for creating an open wage question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratchford
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Workers’ Journal
Massilon
Columbus Dispatch
Massillon
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Pittsburg
Drake
Walter J. Mallins
Columbus
Tramps in Massillon and a Marshal's remarks
Marshal Markel notes fewer tramps in Massillon as nearby towns lodge their own, recalling past nights of twenty to thirty seeking shelter. He explains Massillon was removed from the knights of the road shelter list, contributing to current scarcity. Frederick Wagner thanks area neighbors near East Greenville for support after his wife’s sudden death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter DeCosta
J. E B. Carl
Marshal Markel
Knights of the Road
Massillon
Frederick Wagner
East Greenville
George Earl
Postal Telegraph Company
Hil
John McCane
Pay Op Teach ers and Ohio School Reforms
Advance sheets of Commissioner Q T Carson's Ohio common schools report for the year ending August 31 show a shift toward better organization and supervision. Township supervision gains support, Workman law remains debated, Boxwell law admits 17 024 high school entrants, with detailed teacher, pupil, and expenditure figures and a Canton notice list of grammar and education questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.T. Carson
Ohio
Tumber
Canton
San
Postoffice Clerk Allowance Hike Sought for Massillon Office
Special Inspector Moore backs aligning the postoffice clerk hire allowance with actual costs at the Massillon office. Current legal and budget figures show clerks earning lower salaries than required, with receipts rising yearly from 1889 to 1895 and payrolls uneven between white clerks and other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Mansillon
Hassell
Wm. 8. Moore
Russ Sell
Russell
Ipcum
Bency
Cesnuz
Jerome Shepley
Frank Brown
P Mer.iWin
Milo Alden
Rrm
Massalon
D P. Merwin
Mevars
Massillon
Public School Debate Fosters Candid War Talk
A literary and debating society formed in East Street School held a formal session with parliamentary procedure. The debate featured a split on war with Great Britain over Venezuela, with the affirmative arguing expansion and strength, while the negative warned of debt and naval weakness. The topic for next week concerns Native American suffering under white rule. Hopkins faces charges after a false pretenses aid claim linked to John Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Grammar
East Street
Oberlin
Atlantic
Leander Ropkins
Ford Sailor
Hineelf
Hopkins
Wisdom
Cincinnati
Perry Township
Bin
Hamilton County
Hamidion County
Aneinnati
Hopkine
John Wisdom
Railroad notes and railway men visit town
The month brings 754 coal cars loaded at Krause Western Ohio and Pocock mines on the W. and L. E. line while Chippewa lake ice fills the L. C. L. W. house. Q P Dunbar of Norwalk and P J Hines of Toledo, W E railway officials, are in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Western
Ohio
Howelie
Pococki and
Q. P. Dunbar
Norwalk
P. J. Hines
Toledo
W. & LE. Railway
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Aultman Property
Mrs. Aultman
Raphe OS
Court House Notes
Probate Court News
Willian Foreman
Myrtle Foreman
Foreman
Sandy Cochran
Cleveland
Charles H. Elmer
Ofanton
Margaret H. Elmer
Minns & Hills
Minerva
Homer Wartman
Paris Township
Fred W. Smith
Gertrude J. Kale
Alliance
Mrs.aultman
MD. Harter
Court House and
Eut
New Berlin
Youngstown Hill
Ulysses von Kanel
Oarvilge
Harry Taylor
Orrville Machine Go
Wa. M. Rappes
Taylor
Orrville
Joseph Biddle
Barton City
Debata
Genoa
Mr. Ratchford
John M’bride
John McBrde
Hus
Tremart Street
Mal
Mons
Mr. McBride
McBride
Shepley
Knight-Templar
She
Mouse
Witess
Herbartians
Ammar
A'Gold
Sao Man
We. Wopkins
Diogdwink
Towaship
Crone
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