Ministers on Trial on Various Charges in East Ohio
Cleveland Ohio Sept 12 A formal charge of heresy is brought against Rev C W Tinsley pastor of the First M E church Youngstown at the East Ohio Conference session Presiding Elder O W Holmes reads the charges alleging disbelief in Genesis and doubt Moses wrote the book Nine presiding elders named to try Tinsley. Dr Henthorne charges Rev W B King with immoral conduct and related claims including public remarks and tobacco chewing. Various witnesses and counsel named as hearings proceed with factions forming among delegates.
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Cleveland
Ohio
C. W. Tinsley
M. E
Youngstown
East Ohio Conference
O. W. Holmes
Tinsley
Moses
Hev. W. B. Henthorne
Uhrichsville
W. B. King
Dr. Henthorne
Dr. King
Giventhorne
King
John $. Hollingshead
Sylvester Burt
T. W. Lane
C. W. Smith
C. W. Harshman
Henthorne
Luther B. Wilson
Rosetta Scott
Bishop Wilson
Judge Burton Meet Next Year In Toledo Ohio
Saratoga September 12 The Forty first National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closes main business with Commander-in-Chief Brown praising President Roosevelt and urging a permanent investment fund. He also seeks dues relief. Other reports note member deaths and school military instruction. Judge Charles G. Burton of Nevada Missouri is expected to be elected RIP and Toledo Ohio chosen for next encampment.
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Saratoga
Grand Army of the Republic
Brown
Roosevelt
Grand Army
Joseph W. O'Neall
Warren W. Goss
de W. R. Johnson
U. S
Charles G. Burton
Nevada
Rip
Toledo
Taft Party Extensive Trip Laid Out for Secretary
Secretary of War Taft and party sail from Seattle aboard the Minnesota for the Philippines. With Mrs Taft are their son Charles Brigadier General Edwards and Taft's private secretary and messenger. The voyage aims for Yokohama September 25 Manila October 14 Vladivostok November 11 then across Siberia to St Petersburg Berlin and New York around December 15.
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Seattle
Wash
Taft
Minnesota
Philippines
Charles
Edwards
Vokohama
Manila
Vladivostok
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Berlin
New York
Dee
President Roosevelt Considers Louisiana Hunting Trip
President Roosevelt may extend his southwestern journey to Louisiana for a hunting tour in October if game is plentiful. He seeks evidence of available hunting, reviews Louisiana game laws, and weighs the trip based on potential game and conditions. The proposal comes from supporters who promise ample game, though the President remains skeptical.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Southwest
Louisiana
Niles Accepts McKinley Memorial Parade Invitation
Citizens of Niles, McKinley’s birthplace, accept the invitation to join the dedication parade on September 30. Committees are appointed to coordinate a large attendance for the event.
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Niles
William McKinley
Ohio Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Friday
Washington dispatch reports weather across Ohio will be fair tonight and Friday. The outlook calls for continued clear skies with no significant precipitation expected. Temperature trends remain mild with normal autumn conditions likely.
Ancient Methods Used by School Board Prompt Janitor Demands
Miss McCammon refused to sign a janitor contract imposed by the Smithfieldship Board of Education for Dis tret No 1 known as The Blue Ridge. She declared she would not pay part of her salary for janitorial work and resigned, taking a teaching post in Warren Township at Jug Run school with added janitor fees.
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Smithfieldship Board of Education
Distret No. 1
Blue Ridge
Wesdhing
Joard
Warren Township
Jug Run
Jury Sides with Daughter in Vanderbilt Conservator Case
New York judges a jury ruled millionaire Edward Ward Vanderbilt incapable of managing his estate. A conservator is likely to be named to oversee his property. The daughter Minerva challenged transfers to his second wife, May Scannell Pepper, with emphasis on Bright Eyes as her influence during proceedings.
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New York
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Minerva
May Scannell Pepper
Ohio Party Leaves Jamestown Exposition for Home
Governor Harris and the official Ohio party with Hon. Judson Harmon of Cincinnati depart Jamestown Exposition for home by Chesapeake Bay boat, continuing to Washington.
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Norfolk
Harris
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Washington
Moor's Camp Captured and Burned by French Troops
Paris Sept 12 an official message from Gen Drake commanding French forces in Morocco says he has captured and burned Taddert camp. Heaviest losses were inflicted on the Moors in the fighting while the French suffered one killed and six wounded.
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Paris
Drake
Morocco
Taddert
Prof Paris R Myers Stricken By Musical Madness In Evansville
Steubenville friends learn of Prof Paris R Myers organist and choirmaster once at St Pauls Steubenville now confined in Evansville jail after sudden de mented episode. He wandered from Vincennes area and is unable to speak clearly, often singing in a piping voice. Relatives in Gate and father in York Pa. hope for recovery. he formerly led St Matthew's Wheeling and St Pauls Steubenville choirs.
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Steubenville
Paris R. Myers
Evansville
Ind
Paris
RB. Myers
Fashionable
St. John’s Church
Orator
Gite
Myers
St. Paul's Church
Ald
St. Pauls
Brooklyn
N.Y
St. Matthew's
Wheeling
W. Va
York
Lawsuit Filed Over Street Car Stop Accident in Steubenville
Lawson C Mills sues Steubenville Traction and Light for 1000 damages claiming negligence led to his ankle injury on May 23 1906 while an extra conductor on the Pleasant Heights line He fell into an unlit sewer mouth not guarded with weeds obscuring the hazard as the motorman could not see where to stop A C Lewis and J C Naylor represent Mills.
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Lawson C. Mills
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Pleasant Heights
Mackey's
A. C. Lewis
J. C. Naylor
Legal Quibbles Delay Kensinger Assault Case
The Kensinger assault case against Charles Kensinger, saloon keeper on South Fifth Street, drags on due to legal delays. Mayor's office says delays won't shelve the case. Prosecuting Attorney Alban aids the prosecution while the defense seeks to quash the affidavit over missing details of Officer Mercer’s duties and the nature of the alleged assault.
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Charles Kensinger
South Fifth Street
Mercer
Oice
Alban
Kensinger
Lefty Boyle Shoots Stunt During Wheel ing HoldUp
An unknown heavyset negro, seen with a small white man, attempted to rob Italian Steve Speer at Wheeling Junction on Wednesday evening. Speer’s alarm drew bystanders, the assailant fled along the railroad track, police waited but he escaped, and no money was taken. Italians at Wheeling Junction armed themselves while searching for the suspect.
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Wheeling Junction
Steve Speer
Speer
Lefty Boyle Fired After Saloon Shooting Escapade
Lefty Boyle, a Steubenville baseball pitcher, was discharged by manager Stetler after a drunken spree culminated in a gunshot incident at several bars. Boyle allegedly fired at a man, assaulted players and staff, and fled town with no arrests made. Ortlieb was injured when an umbrella point struck him. Boyle left with others after the 1:30 AM altercation.
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Lefty
Boyle
Steubenville
Stetler
Pittsburg
Bess
Zoe
Zanesville
Murray
McGarry
Judy
Colored Ball Club
McCann
Luther Allen
Whitey
Allen
Third
Market Streets
Ortleib
Fast Train No 2 Wreck At Cadiz Junction
A Pan Handle passenger train No 21 narrowly escaped a wreck at Cadiz Junction when a pair of trucks derailed under a coach on the eastbound track. Passengers were shaken but unharmed as track was torn up causing delays for trains including the Pittsburg Exposition service from Steubenville. A westbound freight breakdown added to the disruption and the Steubenville wreck crew were dispatched.
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Pan
Cadiz Junction
Pittsburg Exposition
Steubenville
Steubenvile
Sunday Ball Ban Keeps Steubenville P. O. M. Players Off Field
Steubenville P. O. M. club enforces Sunday play ban under contract with Steubenville. Players allegedly planned a Sunday game at Hogan's town during a Zanesville trip, but manager Stetler and owners reaffirmed contracts run to October 1 and no Sunday ball. Hogan's town faced disappointment as Steubenville locals stay off Sunday games.
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Steubenville P. O. M
Steubenville
Zanesville
Hogan's Town
Stetler
Sienhenville
Hogan's
Good Well Struck At Hindman Farm In Brooke County
Cyrus Ferguson struck another promising well on the Hindman farm in Brooke county last night. The drill reported a strong showing with a good oil flow, signaling potential for a large producer.
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Cyrus Ferguson
Hindman
Brooke County
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W. B. King Calf
Rev. Henthorne
T McDougall
Philadelphia
Burton
Will
Tole
Do, Ohio
Brown—Permanent Investment
Taft Party
Secre
Kinley Memorial Parade
Conserva
Tor
Age Property
Ohio Party
Jamestown Exposition
Panis R. Myers
THE
Steubenville Traction Company
Lefty Boyle
Panhandle
Ing Junction
PSR
Cadiz
Day By
Powers
Hindman Farm
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