Death of Hon. Clem Studebaker of Studebaker Wagon Co.
Honorary figure Clem Studebaker president of the Studebaker Wagon Co. South Bend Ind. dies after a long friendship with John Blair of Richwood Ohio. Blair had sold wagons for about 25 years and valued the ties that bound their business and social partnership.
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Clem. Studebaker
The
Studebaker Wagon Co
South Bend
Ind
John Blair
Richwood
Ohio
Clem
Studebaker
Blair
Richwwoop
Clem Studebaker
Fire at Essex Devastates Three Dwellings and Lodge Hall
A blaze at Essex destroyed E Hall & Co general store the I O O F and D of R lodges and three dwellings along with a barn. The post office, goods, and furniture burned. losses approach four thousand dollars with partial insurance. Neighbors organized a bucket brigade but lack of local fire protection hindered containment. A new post office has opened in the hardware room of E Hall & Co.
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Messrs. E. Hall & Co
I. O. O. F. and Daughters
Rebekah
Hall & Cois
Jas. Inskeep
Inskeep
Melissa Curtis
Ann Godfrey
E. Hall & Co
Richwood
Incorporate
Out for Revenge at Western Reserve Case clash
Two hundred Western Reserve University students set out to avenge Case men for a prior attack. A raid on a Case dormitory led to 50 Reserve students occupying the house, daubing Case men with paint, and beating them in a cellar. President Thwing tried to calm the crowd as shouting interrupted him.
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Cleveland, O
Western Reserve University
Case
Adelbert Street
Reserve
Thwing
Federation of Evangelical Churches Formed in Ohio
The Federation of Evangelical churches and Christian workers of Ohio was organized in Columbus on Tuesday. Officers include President Dr. J. W. Bashford of Delaware, vice presidents Rev. A. C. Miller of Plymouth and Rev. J. W. Atwood of Columbus, secretary Rev. C. H. Small of Springfield, and treasurer Rev. John Clarkhill of Springfield. Denominations represented are Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Disciples, Evangelical Association, Lutheran, Methodist, Methodist Protestant, Presbyterian, Protestant Episcopal, Reformed Presbyterian, United Brethren and United Presbyterian. The Universalist church was excluded by the federation's Evangelical designation.
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Columbus
Federation of Evangelical Churches and Christian Workers of Ohio
J. W. Bashford
Delaware
A. C. Miller
Plymouth
J. W. Atwood
C. H.small
Springfield
John Clarkhill
Federation
Baptist, Christian
Congregational
Disciples
Evangelical Association
Lutheran
Methodist
Methodist Protestant
Presbyterian
Protestant Episcopal
Reformed Presbyterian
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Universalist Church
Word “Evangelical
Practice Osteopathy Charge Annulled by Court in Ohio
Columbus Ohio December 4 By supreme court decision an indictment against H H Gravett of Darke county charging unlawfully practicing osteopathy is annulled The attorney general says the ruling frees Gravett but marks a partial state victory since the court holds osteopathy is medical practice and requires a physician for examinations in the field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
H. H. Gravett
Darke County
Dr. Gravett
Ory
British Reaction to Roosevelt Message in London Press
London papers admire the speech for its literary power and scope yet doubt reforms on trusts anarchism or reciprocity. They laud the canal tone but warn Senate power may blunt change, while The Times questions how to enforce exclusion and notes reciprocity and trusts pose thorny issues.
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London
London Daily
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Cavil
The
Times
the Times
United States
President Roosevelt Message Shocks German Market
The president's message caused a mild thrill in Germany and slightly stimulated the market on December 4. In Berlin shares of steamship lines fell a point or two because of immigration inspection provisions and talk of merchant marine development.
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Germany
Berlin
Roosevelt
Unemployment in Germany Reaches 4 Percent of Artisans
Berlin official investigations show a rise in joblessness across industries. In metal trades 1900 October figures for employees plummeted from 73 100 to 20 600, with working hours cut in half in half of factories. In large towns 7 to 10 percent are unemployed, totaling about 300 000 nationwide.
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Berlin
Germany
Treasury orders free admission of Philippine goods
Washington December 4 The secretary of the treasury issued to collectors of customs a telegraphic order directing admission free of duty on merchandise manifesting shipment from the Philippines. It directs discontinue entry and duty collection allow free delivery in bond and detain cigars and cigarettes until stamps are affixed with refunds by certified protest statements.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Internal Revenue
New York Sees Snow Turn City Slippery in Winter Storm
A temperature drop of ten degrees Tuesday evening changed ongoing rain into sleet and then snow, coating pavements with ice. Snow began to fall, making slick conditions worse as surface and elevated cars were impeded or halted. by midnight, snow depth reached half an inch.
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New York
Inquiry to Investigate Maclay Navy History Charges
Representative Williams introduces a resolution seeking a committee of inquiry into B W Maclay's navy history. It alleges Maclay called Schley a liar and coward and claims proofs were shown to Capt Crowninshield and Rear Admiral Sampson with acquiescence. The measure seeks truth, potential action, and implications for Navy officers and staff.
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Adm
Schley
Crowninshield
Sempeon
Washington
Williams
Miss
Maclay
Navy of
United States
Naval Academy
Annapolis
A.S. Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
W. T. Sampson
United States Navy
Navy Department of the United States
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Capt. Crowninshield
House
The Late President McKinley Adressed in Congress
Washington debated how to honor the late president with a joint congressional committee from each state to study suitable tokens of respect. The House adjourned after forming the committee headed by Gen. Grosvenor. In the Senate, Senator Foraker presented a McKinley resolution and the Senate also adjourned.
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Washington
Grosvenor
Senate
Congress
House
Snow Relief for Dry Kansas Districts Brings Hope
Topeka reports that several dry districts in Kansas received snow on Tuesday. Western wheatfields gained much needed moisture, with two inches falling in the northwest. Water shortage remains critical. if winter snows do not ease the supply, farmers will soon face stock water scarcity.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
A New Departure. President's 1901 Message Printed for Congress
Washington report notes the president's annual message to Congress is printed in book form for the first time. Two copies for the two houses use standard game-size paper with heavy white stock replacing the usual blue tint. Each copy is richly bound in brown morceau leather with gold border and simple lettering reading Message of the President of the United States, 1901.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Case Students Celebrate Victory Turn to Riot
No arrests were made after about 150 Case School students celebrated a football win over Western Reserve University by seizing two professors and assaulting dormitory rooms with sticks and stones. Reserve students were captured, including James Michlethwaite, ducked in a park pond, and later escorted downtown where James McClary, Reserve captain, used a revolver to rescue him. The mob paraded the streets.
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Cleveland, O
Case School
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve
James Michlethwaite
Columbus
Farmer Swallows Teeth After Removal Attempt
Wid Shipley of near Fredericktown in Maysville Ohio is gravely ill after his false teeth became dislodged and swallowed during an attempt to remove them. Doctors say an operation is needed to save his life. A prior case in the city ended in death when a man swallowed his teeth.
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Wid Shipley
Maysville, O
Maysville
Shipley
Fredericktown
William 8. Smith
Waukesha Springs sanitarium destroyed by fire
Waukesha Wisconsin December 4 the Waukesha Springs sanitarium building unoccupied and nearing completion was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. The structure erected by Michael Gleason of Waukesha cost 50000 dollars and was insured for 30000 dollars. The heating apparatus had just been tested for the first time and investigators attribute the blaze to a spark that ignited the newly tarred roof.
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Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha Springs Sanitarium
Uno
Michael Gleason
Fire destroys Wooster warehouses in arson blaze
In Wooster Ohio on Saturday night a fire of incendiary origin consumed warehouses owned by Cyrus Smith Bert Mackey and John H Kane filled with hay grain and agricultural implements. Estimated loss reaches seven thousand dollars with minimal insurance. Edward Carse aged 24 was arrested late tonight for setting the fires. He had previously been committed to an asylum and released as cured a year ago.
Dalzell Gilmore Leighton Flint Glass Plant Closed and Moved
Findlay Ohio December reports the Dalzell Gilmore Leighton glass plant being extinguished and to be moved to Newark after stock sale near year start. The plant, once employing 300 workers, was absorbed by the National Glass Trust a year ago.
Two Boston Banks to Unite
Boston dated Dec 4. Directors of the State National Bank and the National Hide and Leather Bank voted to recommend to their stockholders a merger of the banks. The State National would liquidate the National Hide and Leather Bank.
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Boston
State National Bank
Ntional Hide and Leather Bank Na
State National
Eastern Ohio Teachers' Association Holds 82d Meeting
The 82d annual meeting of the Eastern Ohio Teachers' Association in Zanesville ended with officers elected. President W. H. Maurer of Steubenville will lead, with vice president J. M. Moore of Leetonia and secretary Miss Myrtle Young of Roscoe among others on the executive lineup.
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Zanesville
W. H. Maurer
Steubenville
J. M. Moore
Leetonia
Myrtle Young
Roscoe
J. M. Richardson
McConnellsville
H. G. Williams
W. N. Beetham
J. R. Hartup
Rumor of English Shipping Firm Sale to United States
London dispatch notes a Standard belief that negotiations exist for transferring a major English shipping company to the United States, signaling a financial operation in the several million pound range. The report frames the information as rumor but acknowledges possible truth in the deal.
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London
the Standard Wednesday
United States
Policy shifts against American oil in Cassel district
Berlin reports that following the policy of Prussian Public Works Minister Herr Thielan the Cassel district government ordered discontinuing the use of American oil along the line. American oil is kept only for office and signal lights since it does not smoke the lamps.
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Berlin
Herr Thielan
Cassel
President Roosevelt Invited to Ground Breaking
In St. Louis on December 4 the ceremonies committee at the World's Fair headquarters decided to invite President Roosevelt to take part in the ground breaking on December 20 by turning the first shovelful of earth.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
Committee On Ceremonies
U.S Ambassador Tower to Paris with Marquis Ito on same train
Charlemagne Tower the United States ambassador to Russia will depart St. Petersburg for Paris on Wednesday. Marquis Ito the Japanese statesman will ride the same train with Mr Tower, heading to Paris on the same journey.
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Whl
Paris
St. Petersburg
Charlemagne Tower
United States
Russia
Marquis Ito
Mr. Tower
Telegraph editor Wilbert P. Clark commits suicide in Toledo
Wilbert P. Clark, last five weeks telegraph editor of the Times, Toledo, took laudanum and died. He was 27, had worked in Detroit New York and Kansas City. He had married Miss Valeria Krieghoff in Buffalo last August, but her parents objected and she never lived with him. Despondency from domestic troubles led to the act.
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Toledo
Wilbert P. Clark
Telegraph
Times
Buffalo
Clark
Valeria Krieghoff
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Deserted anti Burns faction in Findlay returns to Burns wing
One hundred fifty window glass workers in Findlay Ohio deserted the anti Burns faction of the national organization and rejoined the Simon A Burns wing. The move shocks labor circles as Burns opposition had been strong. Secretary Erichson of Pittsburgh, Burns faction, completed the reorganization Monday night.
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Anti-Burns
Findlay, O
Findlay
Anti- Burns
National Organization
Simon A. Burns
Burns
Erichson
Pittsburg
Move to unite eastern basket makers into trust
Findlay Ohio December 3 A plan gathers to organize all basket manufacturers east of the Mississippi into a trust led by William Ducomb president of the Findlay Basket Co A million dollars would be needed to acquire the plants proposed for inclusion in the deal
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Findlay, O
Mississippi
William Ducomb
Findlay Basket Co
Union Bricklayers Strike Over Nonunion Sewer Work
St Joseph Missouri reporters note that the city's union bricklayers are on strike after contractors hired nonunion workers for minor sewer job tasks. The action highlights labor tensions and wage dispute dynamics in local public works projects.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Governor Denies Prize Fight Ban Request
Governor Nash received a telegram from Lake County prosecutor asking to order the sheriff to stop a proposed prize fight at Richmond on Monday night. The governor replied that the prosecutor could handle the action locally.
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Columbus
Nash
Lake County
Richmond
Farmers seek Chicago agent over unpaid notes in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on December 2 farmers report buying on credit from a Chicago firm that touted good goods at low prices. Dozens of farmers issued notes for deliveries that never arrived, and the notes are now falling due.
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Columbus, O
Chicago
Staircase Collapse Wounds Several at Paris Theater
Paris December 4 a rehearsal at the Theater des Varietes ended with the grand stair case collapsing injuring several persons seriously. Witnesses reported panic as debris fell and audience members were moved to safety.
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Paris
Theater Des Varietes
Opera House
Editor of Smart Set Dies in New York
New York dispatch reports Arthur Griscom editor of the Smart Set died Tuesday in the city from typhoid fever. He was born in Payson Newfoundland, 33 years ago.
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New York
Arthur Griscom
Payson
Switchmen Strike Declared Off in Pueblo
Pueblo reports the local switchmen’s strike on the Denver and Rio Grande and Santa Fe roads ends with an unconditional surrender. Officials will not file names to other roads to protect the men’s records.
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Pueblo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Santa Fe
WIII Retire From Business
Chicago December 4 John Dupee and his firm Schwartz Dupee and Co prominent in grain and stock trade in Chicago and the west Friday announced that the firm will retire from business January 1 next The 20 partnership expires by limitation on that day.
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Wii
Chicago
John Dupee
Schwartz, Dupee
House Adjourns Until Friday After Presidents Message
Washington Dec 4 After the presidents message was read in the house Tuesday that body adjourned until Friday.
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House
Washington
Electric railway promoters seek canal berm right of way
Columbus Ohio December 2 electric railway promoters pursue eight miles of berm bank along the Ohio canal. J M Ickes of Newark applied to the board of works for the right of way, signaling new efforts to build electric lines along the canal corridor.
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Columbus
J. M. Ickes
Newark
Board of Works
Berm Bank
Adams appeals case in McKinley riot charge
Theodore Adams, labeled a supposed anarchist and sent to the workhouse on inciting a riot during the McKinley assassination episode, has appealed his case to the common pleas court in Columbus Ohio on December 2.
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Columbus, O
Theodore Adams
McKinley
Common Pleas
What About Your Bowels
A health notice promotes regular bowel movement as key to avoiding illnesses. It asks readers to treat constipation and torpid liver as fore runners of serious disease and to use Liver-Laz, a 25 cent liver pill guaranteed by Mel. Wolgamot, Druggist.
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Mel
Wolgamot
Canadian champ Popp beats Armstrong in KC bout
Jim Popp the Canadian lightweight champion won a decision over Billy Armtrong of San Francisco at Turner on Tuesday night. In the fifth round Armstrong was in distress and his seconds threw up the sponge.
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Kansas City
Jim Popp
Canada
Billy Armtrong
San Francisco
Turner
Armstrong
Kirk Armour Estate Valued At Nearly Four Million
Kansas City Missouri December 4 apt report fixing value of the late Kirk R Armour estate at 3 995 620 dollars. The appraisal filed sets the estate value and outlines the distributions and tax actions pending.
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Kirk Armour
Kansas City, Mo
Kirk R. Armour
Boy 12 Arrested for Drinking Whisky in Findlay
Calvin Gordon, twelve, was arrested in Findlay on drunkenness charges after finding a quart of whisky, drinking it in a vacant lot, and becoming in a precarious condition.
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Bey
Findlay
Calvin Gordon
Claim to refund Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sale
A dealer notes full insurance against Joss and promises refund of the purchase price if the manufacturers’ claims for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin fail to relieve constipation indigestion sick headaches or stomach troubles. Gaild by M C Welgamet.
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Joss
Dr. Caldwell
M. C. Welgamet
Information Wanted by Banner Salve Makers
The Banner Salve manufacturers invite readers to report cases where the salve failed to cure ulcers, cures, tetter, eczema, or piles. They offer to fund those curious findings and request responses to Langeteff Bros.
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Banner Salve
Langetef Bros
Electric Roads Consolidated in Ohio Merger
Fostoria December 3 a merger formed the Tuscara was Traction Co uniting the Tuscarawas Electric Road and the Tuscara was Railroad Co with capital stock set at $350,000.
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Electric Roads Consolidated
Fostoria, O
Tuscarawas Electric Road
Tuscarawas Railroad Co
Tuscarawas Traction Co
Suit Aims to Recover 16000 From Traction Co
The state filed suit in Hamilton Ohio to recover 16000 from the Southern Ohio Traction Co for alleged failure to install a safety device at the Trenton crossing.
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A Traction Co
Hamilton, O
Southern Ohio Traction Co
Trenton
Gored by Cow Attacks 80 Year Old Man Near Clifton
George Kershner, 80, living near Clifton, was injured when a cow gored him. He was knocked down, his right arm broken and shoulder dislocated. He was also gored and will probably die.
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Springfield
George Kershner
Clifton
Boy sustains fractures in sand bath cavern accident
Marysville Ohio December 3 Durbin Shaup 14 suffered fractures of both legs in a sand bath cavern and was fatally injured internally. His uncle Beve Shaup also badly hurt in the incident with fears of death.
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Marysville
Durbin Shaup
Beve Shaup
Tailor Emil Goodman Shot by Burglar in Store
Cleveland police report a burglar shot and killed Emil Goodman, a tailor, after entering his store for robbery Monday night in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, O
Emil Goodman
Boy Harmed Playing With Dynamite in Goshen
In Goshen Ohio on December 3 Ira Shores aged 10 son of Lon Shores while playing with a dynamite cartridge exploded it. Three fingers of the left hand are gone and the right hand is injured.
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Goshen, O
lIra
Lon .Shores
Injuries Proved Fatal in Lancaster Car Incident
Raymond Tigner died Monday from injuries received after being run over by cars in Lancaster Ohio. Police reported the accident occurred earlier this week and the exact cause is under investigation.
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Lancaster
Raymond Tigner
Cleaning House System Cleaner Ad Credence
An old time druggist advertises Liver-Lax 250 as the key to a clean system over house cleaning. GC Wolgamot promotes the product as the cure, urging readers to prioritize systemic purification with the advertised remedy.
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Wolgamot
Desperadoes Enter Alliance Homes and Rob Passersby
Three armed men rode into Alliance Ohio on Sunday, entering two houses and robbing Mrs Margaret Teeters and her son Carl of jewelry and $20. They assaulted residents on the street, held up seven people, attempted to rob a saloon, and escaped in a stolen livery rig pursued by police but not yet found by nightfall.
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Lawrence Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Panic in Heavenly Rest church fire alarm rush
A smoke filled Heavenly Rest church on South Plum street caused a panic during Sunday services in Springfield Ohio. People fled the building as the gas heated furnace ignited escaping gas but no injuries occurred and losses were slight.
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Springfield
Heavenly Rest
South Plum Street
Wilder
Warning on Kidney Trouble Cures Sold By Druggist
An old style ad touts Kid-No-Cids as a cure for weak back and sick kidneys to prevent Brights disease or diabetes. It claims 0 cents per coated tablet and offers sale by MEL. C. WOLGAMOT, Druggist.
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Bright
Dean
Boy Shot While Imitating William Tell
Bowling Green Ohio December 4 Charles Marshka eight years old was probably fatally wounded by a companion while emulating William Tell A tin can was placed on Marshkas head and the bullet lodged in his head as the aim misfired
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Bowling Green
Charles Marshka
William Tell
Marshka
Columbus Wellstone Southern railroad sold for 75000
Columbus Ohio December 4 The Columbus Wellstone and Southern railroad was sold Tuesday by order of the United States court. Bid in at 75000 by Judge J C Reeves of Lancaster for Boston capitalists. The company to be reorganized and the road as originally surveyed completed.
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Columbus, O
Columbus, Wellstone& Southern Railroad
United States
J. C. Reeves
Lancaster
Boston
Several Ohio Transit Firms to Form One Company
Hamilton Ohio December 4 The Southern Ohio Traction Co the Hamilton and Lindenwald Electric Transit Co the Cincinnati and Northwestern Railway Co and the Miamisburgh and German town Traction Co are soon to be consolidated into a single company.
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Hamilton, O
Southern Ohio Traction Co
Hamilton & Lindenwald Electric Transit Co
Cincinnati & Northwestern Railway Co
Miamisburgh and Germantown Traction Co
Burglary Conviction of Colored Man in Columbus
Wm Edwards of Gallia county, a colored man, is sent to the penitentiary for burglary. The crime involved breaking into the home of the sheriff who escorted him to Columbus for the hearing.
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Colubus, O
Wm. Edwards
Gallia County
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