Harmony and Hatchets Fallin at Democratic Peace Conference
Columbus March 26 A lively Democratic harmony meeting at the Neil house featured a parade of politicians and performances with quotes and jests as Neg Cochran warned it was not harmony but a ghost dance. The event ended with the withdrawal of Mr. Garber from Democratic politics amid sharp exchanges and party tension.
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Clumbus
Mch
Neil House
Hector
Neg Cochran
Toledo
Neg
Col. W. A. Taylor
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
John
Punkville
Zimmerman
Atenia
H. H. McFadden
Steubenville
Harry
Poitical
Webster P. Huntingtn
Web
Sloane Gordon
Hamilton
Ohio
Columbus
Bryan
Villian
Gordon
Mabel
Judge Meuser
Crawford County
Democratic Party
Columbus Club
Blankety
Blum
Jeems Faulkner
Jim
Harmony
Stevens Dead Adviser Shot In Korea Incident
San Francisco reported that Durham White Stevens of the Korean Council of State died from wounds after being shot Monday. The slayer Chang expressed joy at the death, saying he was glad Stevens was dead.
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San Francisco
Durham White
Stevens
Korean Council of State
Chang
Sherwood Backs Beatty for State Treasurer Nomination
Columbus March 26 General Sherwood of Toledo announced he would not seek the Democratic nomination for Governor and instead would seek renomination for Congress in his district He also said he will back R A Beatty of Wood County for the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer
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Columbus
Sherwood
Toledo
Congress
R. A. Beatty
Wood County
Mother of Chester Gillette Appeals Gov Hughes
Albany March 26 Mrs Gilette mother of Chester Gillette sentenced to die in the chair Monday for the murder of his sweetheart Billy Brown made a final appeal to Gov Hughes today He wired her that he would not interfere and she took the news to her son in the death room.
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Albany
N. Y
Gilette
Chester Gillette
Billy” Brown
Indorse Cannon at Springfield Republican Convention
The Republican State Convention in Springfield Illinois was controlled by Speaker Cannon. Resolutions endorsed him for president and urged a tariff revision.
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Indorse Cannon
Springfield
Speaker Cannon
Bill Passed in Any Way as Agents for Book Companies
Columbus March 26 The House Thursday passed the Stewart bill placing burial associations under the insurance department and requiring bond The Kealy bill gives cities the right to declare against the smoke nuisance The Shank land school book bill was amended to fine and revoke certificates of school superintendents who act as agents for book companies
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Columbus
Stewart
Insurance Department
Kealy
No Strike Planned in Ohio Miners Scale Dispute
Columbus March 26 There will be no strike of mine workers of Ohio on April 1 as operators have not signed the scale but a ten day to two week work suspension is likely. Secretary Treasurer Savage of the United Mine Workers says the aim is a renewal of the old scale not an increase.
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Columbus
Mch
Ohio
Savage
United Mine Workers
Germans Deny Hill Foreign Office Statement Sparks Curiosity
Berlin reports a government denial over Dr Hill while newspapers warn of a grave scandal and potential exposure of the truth. The foreign office says no official steps were taken after months of favorable opinion, fueling speculation about who fed the American State Department a mistaken impression and possible self serving conspiracy against Hill.
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Berlin
Dr. Hill
Foreign Office
American State Department
Night Riders Burn Covington Tobacco Warehouse and Homes
Night Riders torched the vast tobacco warehouse of T. S. Hamilton & Co. in Covington Kentucky. The fire swept six adjacent residences and left an estimated loss of about 150000 dollars. Firefighters fought the blaze as crowds gathered to witness the destruction.
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Cincinnati
Covington
T. S. Hamilton & Co
Irondale considers surrender of village incorporation
Irondale residents tired of taxation and municipal overhead sign a petition to seek a vote on abandoning incorporation and returning to township government. The group secured 40 percent of electors to place the issue before voters, with a decision set for an April election. The surrender of corporate powers would be on the April 6 ballot.
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Irondale
East Liverpool Tribune
Grain Market Chicago Closing Prices March 26
Grain closing in Chicago shows wheat at 9 1/4, corn 66 34, oats 84 14, and pork at 12.90 dollars. Market figures reflect steady activity across grain and livestock sections.
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Chicago
Weather forecast for Ohio and nearby lakes
Washington Mc 26. Ohio fair and colder tonight with light showers along the lake. Friday will be fair and cool.
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Washington
Ohio
Partisan clash over Ohio statehouse probe expands scope
Senator West charges Democrats with bias as Howe resolution extends the partisan inquiry. Senator Duvall votes to allow a broad probe into treasury, auditing, inspection, and public offices, with power to investigate past and present officials and all who dealt with them.
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Columbus, O
Med
Duval
Senate
Howe
Statehouse
Sanwel H. West
Logan County
West
Supreme Court
Duvall
Democratic Partisan Committee
Cleveland
Drake
Patterson
Treasury Department
James Death at Amsterdam Rail Crossing Inquest Details
Coroner Campbell filed four inquests. James died March 12 1908 by placing himself on the S E A W A Railroad at Amsterdam and letting a coal train pass over him. Inability to be cured of disease led to act. Albert Flick died Feb 16 1903 in a Amsterdam stable from alcohol illness after six years of drunkenness. George Gregack killed Feb 29 1908 at Bradley mine by falling stone. none liable. John Good killed Jan 27 1908 in U S Coal Co mine at Rhodesdale by a fall of stone caused by a fellow worker not propping the stone.
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Campbell
James
Amsterdam
Albert Flick
George Gregack
Bradley Mine
John Good
U. S. Coal Co
Rhodesdale
Officials Misappropriated Funds in Trumbull County Case
State examiners report alleges Trumbull County officials illegally drew 12606 dollars from September 1, 1903, to January 1, 1907. The findings were filed with the state bureau of accounting on Thursday by examiners Liss and Jones.
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Columbus
Trumbull County
Liss and Jones
State Bureau of Accounting
Democratic State Convention in Cedar Rapids names delegates
For M2 Cedar Rapids Ia March 26. Democratic State Convention today instructed delegates for Bryan.
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Cedar Rapids
Bryan
Miraculous Escape of Huckster Yocum in Wreck
Steubenville huckster J E Yocum escaped serious injury when his wagon and team toppled from a Bergholz road embankment. He was unhurt aside from minor bruises while about 200 dozens eggs and fifty chickens were killed. The accident occurred around 3 o clock near the Morgan bridge.
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John FE. Yocum
Steubenville
Bergholz Road
Bergholz Hill
Morgan Bridge
Yocum
Aged Woman Dies From Train Injuries in Steubenville
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy widow died at her nephew Thomas Powers home 235 North High street on Thursday morning March 26 1908 at age 69 from injuries after being struck by a W and L E railroad train near Adams street crossing last Tuesday week She born in Ireland came to this country as a child and lived in Steubenville sixty five years She belonged to Holy Name church and was admired by many Survived by brother Patrick Powers of Steubenville.
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Thomas Kennedy
Thomas Powers
North High Street
Kennedy
Adams Street
Ireland
Steubenville
Holy Name Church
Patrick Powers
Damages suit over street car collision in Steubenville
Maurice J. Lyons sues Steubenville and Fast Liverpool Railway and Light Co. for 2000 dollars alleging a street car struck his wagon on North Sixth Street January 27, 1908. He was thrown off, injured with nervous shock, a sprained right ankle and ligament damage. he says the curb was icy and the motorman negligent. Erskine and Smith, attorneys.
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Maurice J. Lyons
Steubenville & Fast Liverpool Railway & Light Company
North Sixth Street
Erskine & Smith, Attorneys
Old Man Loses Grandchildren After Clash With Deputies
James Algeo, age 90, resisted authorities in Washington Pennsylvania to keep his two grandchildren from being placed in a Children's home. He barricaded the house with two shotguns and revolvers when officers arrived Tuesday night. His pension is his sole support and has been said to support a horse as well. He will be cared for by the county. Indianapolis March 26 Democratic State Convention directs delegation for Bryan.
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James Algeo
Washington
Algeo
Miners Endorse Duval Jones Elson in Local Legislature Fight
In a New Philadelphia convention the United Mine Workers sub district endorsed Senator Duval and Representatives Jones of Jefferson county and Elson of Tuscarawas for mining law friendly measures. They moved headquarters to Bridgeport and reelected Lee Rankin as secretary treasurer.
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United Mine Workers of
New Philadelphia
Duval
Jones
Jefferson County
Elson
Tuscarawas County
Nilsonvale
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Lee Rankin
Applegarth
Cunningham
William Green
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