Cortelyou Suggested Turbulence in Republican Delegations
The Republican National Committee opened its deliberations amid uneven attendance and internal disputes over delegations and credentials. Florida Georgia Kentucky and New York figures surfaced as factions argued about seating Taft supporters and possible shifts to aid coherence in the party’s presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Atdu
New York
Se Corelyou
James Sherman
Alabama
Arkansay
Taft
Porida
Stripling
Hitchcork
Blatter
Phelps
Hitchcock
Stator
Statter
Phoipa
Credentala
Georal
Tate
Mrs Stout Dies After Fall at Home in Rockford
Mrs Amanda Stout, a longtime Rockford county woman described as stalwart, died after a fall following extended illness. Survived by five sons and three daughters, funeral services set for 2:30 in the Rockyard church with Rev. Snider officiating. interment at Harrishire.
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Aline
Rockford
Frida
George
Thomas J
Mortimer W. Staut
Stockfurd
R. Brunt
Apnteun
Moz
Mire
Drie
Géorge W_ Debure
Elizabeth Barins
Sire
Harrishire
Ama Burin
Slace
Snider
Rockyard Church
Estimation of street paving costs for city projects
The article details submitted cost estimates for paving and curbing on multiple streets, listing quantities in square yards and feet and their associated prices. It includes Jackson Street, Coal Street, Philipp Street, Factory Street, Maple Avenue, Elk Street, Baltimore Street, Sixth Street, Clark Street, Pike Street, Chestnut Street, and Sycamore Street with totals and notes a continuation on page 5.
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Main
Jackson
Philipp Street
Pike
Maple Avenue
Baltimore
Third Street
Clark
Clark Street
Sixth
Pike Street
Factory Street
Daly Avenue
Former Dancing Master Hunted by Sheriff in 1906 Coshocton
In Coshocton Ohio on June 6 a sensational local case links Mrs Ben Stevens No 1 and Mrs Ben Stevens No 2 through a vanished husband and overlapping residences. Prosecutor McDowell pursues Mon Stevens after grand jury testimony ties him to two wives, with connections to Parkersburg and Clarksburg West Virginia. The tale unfolds from 1895 to 1906 involving dancing teacher Stevens and three families.
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Coshocton
Ben Stevens
McDowall
Mon Stevens
Bt Joseph
Stevens
Mra Bewle Chaney Stevens
Ben
Tero
Catherine Bracken Stevens
Wille Robert
Ruth
Monty Old
Catherine
Mine Chaney
Staubenviile
Parckereburg
W. Va
Steven
Alls
Parkersburg
Hoarle Chaney
Clarksburg
Catherine Bracken
Coshoctet
Hotel Rooms Expanding at Grand Opera House Trade Hotel
Ten rooms are being converted into guest rooms at the Grand Opera House site as part of ongoing hotel expansion under J. G. Beak. The Trades Hotel enhances guest capacity to meet rising demand due to improved service and management by Mr. Heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Traders
J. G. Beak
Heal
Swisher Wins Delegates In Wayne County Convention
Wayne West Virginia June 6 Republican delegates from Wayne county instructed for Swisher for governor. Swisher will receive at least seven of Braxton county delegates chosen today.
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Wayne
W. A
Conveyon
Swisher
Braxton County
Lambert Elected President of Local Board of Trade
The annual directors election Friday night chose Charles Lambert as President with George L. Duncan as Vice President and Arthur Parsons as Treasurer. Arthur Thorn is Secretary. Directors include John W. Mavis B C Denham W A Gaylord C M Hart C Tambord CW Leggett Koblegand NF McCarthy B Osborn KW Robinson C S Smiley J Weir E J Wood and George L Duncan.
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Board of Trade
Charles . Lambert
George L. Duncan
Arthur Parsons
Arthur K. Thorn
John W. Mavis
C. Denham
W. A. Gaylord
C .M. Hart
Tambord
CW. Legett Dotin Koblegand
NF. McCart
Y. B. Osborn
KW. Robinson
Smiley
Weir
E. J. Wood
George L Dun- Fan
Tornado kills six in Geneva Nebraska
A Friday tornado swept through Pilmore county killing six and injuring several others. Siler, age 18, died en route to the hospital. George Siler, a local youth, was reported in critical condition with heart-related complications.
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Geneva
Death by Own Action Claimed in Oklahoma Shooting
Reports from Clinton Oklahoma claimed Cecil Fessler and his mother in law Mrs J N Thrash were shot and killed in a family quarrel with conflicting details. Frank Tessier of Grasselli said he heard of Thrash being shot but had no confirmation on Fessler. Officials were seeking information from Clinton police and awaiting further word on the alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Hessler
Frank
Fassel
Eigar
Mather- In
J. N. Thrash
Clinton
Oklo
Frank Tessier
Grasselli
Glinton
Thrash
Mr. Fesster
Joseph Stealey
Olduhomm
Cecil Fessler
Messler
Add
Thrash Sot
Young Flulorda
Craigtroor
Dla Wif
Overeld
Barviour
Buckhannon
Oklahom
Bank embezzlers sentenced to ten years in penitentiary
Pittsburg June 6 Henry Reber and John Young former paying teller and auditor were sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for embezzling 1 108 000 from Farmers' National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Henry Reber
John Young
Farmers’ National Bank
Explosion at Prystolite plant injures eleven in Indianapolis
An explosion at the Prystolite Company plant on South street in Indianapolis injured eleven people. Only one family escaped serious harm as St. Vincent's hospital and the city fire department engine house nearby suffered heavy damage. The plant, valued at $70,000, was the scene of the blast this morning and acetylene tanks were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Prystolite Company
South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Court reconvenes after recess with Lynch presiding
The court reopens Saturday morning with Judge Charles W. Lynch on the bench. A number of chancery orders will be entered from court reports. A motion to set aside the Barnes verdict for selling impure meat and grant a new trial was argued. Deleon vs Kyle involves a fence removal order across an alley. the defendant did not request it.
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Court Cour
Charles W. Lynch
Deleon
Kyle
Nedge
Arthur W. Barnes
Grant
Collision Fatal Sparks Maryland Head On Crash
A head on collision between two cars on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis electric railway last night left one person dead and several injured. Authorities report all the injured are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore
Annaputin Electric
Graduation exercises set for tomorrow at campus amphitheater
A graduation ceremony is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the campus amphitheater. The event features graduates from the science and engineering programs and will honor top performers with awards.
Faulkner and Tarr Expected to Resign Head of Window Glass Workers
Pittsburg dispatch reports a rumor that President A. J. Faulkner and Secretary C. L. Tate of the National Window Glass Workers may tender resignations to the executive board in Cleveland. The claim, from a reliable source, notes no reason given and suggests potential shocks to labor relations amid weak trade and shifting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Comoner and Glassworker
A. J. Faulkner
L. ‘Tate
National Window
Gina Workers
Cleveland
Ayall
Faulkner
Tarr
New Bethingham
Repaira
Spillane
Miss Flynn Wins the School Prize Brightening Commencement
Exceedingly good programs marked the Coal District schools commencements. Three girls graduated from grammar school: Techie Hardman Marie Allen Mary Keener and more. The prize went to Miss Mary Catherine Flynn with Much Fromeneyer a close second. Judges included Rev J Paters Elmer F Goodwin and Zebediah Morris. Mrs J Francis of Wilsonburg trained the contestants. Charles B Elb died of typhoid fever at Bolington aged about 7. A wife and two children survive. Funeral at Guatty Creek near Romines Mills.
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Aie Dboya
Techie Hardman
Marie Allen
Mary 19
Keener
Marle Hartman
Charley E. Frankie
Lute Hartman
Austin R. James
Aul Maxwell
J. Francis
Wilsonburg
Mins Mary Catherine Flynn
Fromeneyer
Youns
Dudges
J. Paters
Elmer F. Goodwin
Zebidea Morris
M Enider
Soma diMculty
Shaw
Charles B. Elb
Bolington
J. M. Elb
Romines Mills
Ely
James M. Coffman
Belington
George W. Shuttleworth and Brothers
Ikely
Guatty Creek
Romines Dilie
Republican protest by five states at Chicago meeting
Representatives from five states excluding Ohio gathered in Chicago on June 6 to announce a formal protest to the Republican National Convention. They accuse the Roosevelt Taft machine of ignoring their states and seek an audience to press their views on party direction. The group includes Kealing Humphrey McKinley Ponroye Burke Hemenway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio
Kealing
Firbinka
Humphrey
Hughes
McKinley
Cannon
Ponroye
Burke
Pennsylvania
Hemenway
County Detective Kills One Suspect in Standoff
Pittsburgh dispatch reports County Detective Haglart was shot and wounded while attempting to arrest four men near Elizabeth. One suspect was killed, three companions barricaded in John Patterson’s farm house and remain armed as officers and residents probe a coal company store robbery. Haglart in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Elizabeth
Haglart
Monongahela Consolidated Coal & Coke Company
John Patterson
Terson
Freight yard trespass leads to small fine
WIL Thomas was fined $1 for riding on a freight train in the local yards of the B. & O. railway according to an unsigned local report. Magistrate Gordon Saturdas presided with Oliver T. & Powell as observers in Blam.
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B. & O. Railway
Wil Thomas
Gordon Saturdas
Oriver T. & Powell
Blam
Cambridge man in double self harm incident
A Cambridge, Ohio incident reports Sameel King and a female, both described as in custody or medical care after injuring Alsalfe and themselves at their home in Sammerfield. Both remain in serious condition.
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Cambridge, O
Sameel King
Alsalfe
Sammerfield
Crystal Well Wins at Prospect Park in 2:18 Heat
Crystal Heil, owned by A. D. Farr of this city, won the 2 18 pace in straight heats at Prospect Park. He ran 3 14 3 4 and 2 7 15 3 4 in the other heats with J. Han Jenne second and Bell Hoykise fourth. Raves Boy captured the entrance fast time, aiming for a 2:17 park. He matched seventh.
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Prospect. Park
Ssarumore
Tly
Crystal Heil
Ty A.D. Farr
J. Han- Jenne
Bell Hoykise
Raves Boy
Park
City council orders bond issue for water works and street work
The board of trade and city council authorize a $220 000 bond issue for waterworks improvements and new drainage, plus street paving estimates of about 156 000. The mayor is directed to call a special election and seek legislative approval while ongoing issues include Sunday meat market closures and city utilities proposals.
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Baltiford & Ohio
Jon Basenl
Ith Éicines
de- Maquont
Carr Avenue
Atreet Committee
Atl
Johnson
Britt
Carravenua
Matin
Sidawalke
Souteil
Claas
Traction Company
Pike Street
Haymond
Theodora Richert
Dale Avenue
Sumner Street
Mattle GB
Smith
Hickman Street
Third Street
Wood Aid Mot
East Pike Street
Jennings
F.C. Welch
Eureka Plumbing Company
William C. Robinson Bons Co
Old Well Supply Co
Acme Publishing Co
Jamonetty
Alexander & Alexander
Clarksburg Gag & Electric Co
Clarksburg Tight & Meat Co
George M. West
Clarksburg Supply Co
Kobiegard Insurance Co
Claritaburg Foundry and Casting Company
Thorn Gil
Joseph Puree
Rightmire
C. We Yurbee
George H. Frush
Abe Lyouch
Stout
Board of Trade
A & Thorn
Premare
Wits Directa
Wond
Tempapan
Bed
Pee
Pniap
Fire Department
Wat Arcopio
Aheo
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Harrisonians
Cortelyou
Sherman
SEC
Lil
Republican National
Mrs. Stout
Chitadd Graty Market
SY. Com
Jesu
Tata
Wike
Mabiberry
Pawine
Prof. Stevens
Traders Hotel
Lambert
Siler
Phicado
Juve
Oklahoma
Geeil Fessler
Chancery
Barnes
Jock
Faulkner and
Miss Flynn
MR. Bibies
Harrison County
Got Methothet Spimropat
The
Baptist Church
Cots
Thiroat
Crystal Well
Council of the City
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