Special Session Deliberations Over Adjournment Tonight
Charleston dispatch reports a special session of the city council and legislature discussing adjournment and ongoing appropriations. House and Senate differ on bills, with conference committees working to reconcile about 260 000 in discrepancies across 163 amendments. A dog law bill stalled in the Senate. new ordinances on garbage collection and a crematory were read and sent to second reading amid notes of fire limit absence.
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Charleston
House
Senate
City Carmel
Harmer
Cole
Clement
Scott
John R. Steele
Edward J. Doyle
McAndrew, Connell and
Ernst
Clarksburg
Eald Committee On
Richard Edwards in Custody for 1904 Embezzlement
Richard L. Edwards, former superintendent of Metropolitan Life Insurance, was lodged in the county jail after being brought from Washington, D. C., by Deputies Knox and Lang. He is indicted for embezzling company funds in 1904. A prior attempt to arrest was blocked by a defective requisition.
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Richard L. Edwards
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
John M. Knox
John G. Lang
Edwards
Bragg Boy Committed to Reform School
Jam Bragg, age thirteen, son of Mr and Mrs J A Bragg, was committed to the boys reform school at Pinorytown by Magistrate Gordon on Friday evening. The boy was jailed to stand trial on a charge of being incorrigible and beyond parental control, with his arrest prompted by his father.
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Jam
Bragg
J. A. Bragg
Pinorytown
Gordon
Fiminle
Salent Gall at Fairmont Tanketball Reheduled Contest
Salent Gall at Fairmont features a tanketball match between Proatdue and Fairmont High School tonight at the eymaiatom in Fairmont. Both teams are strong and the contest promises a pretty outing.
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Salent Gall
Fairmont
Child Operated On After Hospital Visit
A two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bragg underwent an operation at Keasler Hospital on Friday evening. The precise outcome of the procedure is not yet known.
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Gasey Brane
J. W. Bragg
Hital
Traction Strike Deepens in Portsmouth Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio on March 24 the street railway strike grows more serious as sympathizers burn a street car on Daramin Hill during the night. No cars are running and company officials threaten to seek militia protection if city authorities fail to provide security.
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Portsmouth
Damarin Hill
New York Bank Statement Declines in Multiple Reserves
The weekly statement of the New York Associated banks reports decreases across reserves, U S reserve, Twans, specie and legals, with deposits and circulation also down. Broker F S Milloy notes declines totaling several hundred thousand dollars in several categories at the Empire Building.
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New York Associated Banks
F. S. Milloy
Empire Building
U. S
Fire destroys eleven LeRoy business houses on Main street
Eleven business houses on the north side of Main street in LeRoy were destroyed by fire today costing about $75,000. A thick fog over New York bay and coast hinders vessels from reaching port.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Til
Main Street
LeRoy
New York
Senators Reach Agreement To Talk Ship Subsidy Bill To Death
In Washington March 2 Democratic senators and House opponents agreed to filibuster the ship subsidy bill, delaying action until adjournment. Carmack will lead the opposition and Blackburn signaled no vote before adjournment as talks stretch to Monday noon.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Williams
Sherley
House
Carmack
Blackabrn
Blackburn
Dili
Governor in Wreck Attended Banquet in Waterbury
Waterbury Conn March 3 Two passenger trains collided head on on Navgstk division of New York death of four men seriously wounding two more and injuring over a score. The dead are the crews of the two engines. On the special train were members of Co F of the Second Connecticut National Guard and Governor Woodruff in attendance at a banquet in their honor.
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Nevociatet Pree
Waterbury
Conn
Navgstuck Division
New York
Bers
Co. F
Connecticut National Guards
Woodrull
Star
Stes Ee Ee
Testimony Meeting at Goff M B Church Tonight
Revival services at Goff M B Church featured a Bible study on Jesus first recorded prayer. Seven prayers were listed including the Lord's Prayer and Gethsemane. A general conference followed with free spirit. Evening sermon on the gospel as power led several to respond to the altar.
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Goff M. B
Jesus
Universal Church
Lazarus
Restoraton
Gethsemane
Wucht
Garbage accident injures Hastings worker at a plye site
Walter Sands, 26, was critically injured in an explosion at a Hastings plye site Friday afternoon. A metal cap struck his head, fracturing skull fragments. He was taken to Kessler hospital and operated on, with doctors fearing no recovery.
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Walter Sands
Hastings
Les
Kessler
Sands
Freight Wreck Delays B&O Line at Cairo
A freight wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio Parkersburg branch at Cairo disrupted service for about three hours. Nine rail cars were damaged as wreck trains from Gratton and Parkersburg arrived to clear the scene. Initial reports of injuries proved unfounded and the eastbound accommodation was delayed, arriving at 1 20 PM.
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Cairo
Parkersburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gratton
Frst
Killing was an accident at Richwood station
Warren 4 Sparks, a Baltimore and Ohio station agent at Richwood, was not murdered but accidentally killed. A coroner's jury found the death caused by an accidental discharge from a heavy Colt revolver held by Cecil Richards, who dropped the hooked belt and coat and struck the pistol, the hammer firing a steel cased bullet and killing Sparks instantly.
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Warren 4
Sparks
Baltimore & Ohio
Richwood
Cecil Richards
Train Plunges Down Embankment Near Coshocton
March 2 freight train on the Columbus Akron & Cleveland road plunged down a 30 foot embankment near Coshocton. Fireman E C Hanman of Delaware was crushed to death and conductor C T Morman was fatally injured.
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Coshocton
Columbus
Akron
Cleveland Road
E .C. Han
Delaware
C. T
Morman
Saloons Man Indicted In Standford Church and Shop Blasts
Vigo county grand jury indicted Henry McDonald and James Scanion for the church and two business houses blasts in Standford. Prosecutors say the acts were in retaliation for a raid on McDonald’s saloon.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Grand Jury
Henry McDonald
James Scanion
Standford
McDonald
Suspicions Over Panama Canal Bid Rise in Senate
Senator Tillman introduced a resolution in the senate calling on the President for all papers on the Panama canal bid. He claimed Oliver complied with requirements and that the bid was rejected for excluding some competitors who were deemed too greedy on the first bid.
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Associated Prefe
Washington, D. C
Tillman
Senate
Panama Canal
Oliver
Nominations Sent In To Senate Today
The President sent to the senate nominations for a customs official in Ohio and a post master in Indians, H. P. Hardie, with details of districts. A heavy landslide at Rosebud on the Short Line delayed a passenger train three hours and halted another through train. Chicago reports the Republican city convention naming Frederick A. Busse for mayor.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Charles F. Leach
Cuyshoga
Ohio
H. P. Hardie
Rosebud
Tradec
Chicago
Til
Frederick A. Busse
Suit Against Mrs Eddy Schedules Equity Hearing
A suit in equity to secure an accounting of financial affairs of Mary Baker Eddy was filed yesterday. The case returns to the supreme court in April, with the hearing date to be set at a later term.
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Preas Concord
Mary Baker Eddy
Supreme Court
Strother Brothers Trial Hearings Mocked by Insults
Associated Press reports in Culpeper Virginia detail Dr. Clark Gerapind testifying in the Strother trial. He described the defendants as seized by uncontrollable emotional instability after a night when they killed Bywaters. The testimony suggested insults and taunts worsened their mental condition.
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Prem
Culpepfer
Clark Gerapind
James
Philip Strother
Strother
Clark
Strothir
Estimable Mrs Hester Cork Dies at Mount Clare
Mrs Hester A Cork wife of GE W Cork of Mount Clare dies at home Friday at 7 30 pm after a period of illness She was 76 years old and survived by her husband and two children D W N Cork and Ars I P Maxwell both of Mount Clare Her maiden name was Sullivan A lifelong Harrison County resident she was a longtime member of the Methodist church At death her husband was superintendent of Harrison County infirmary Funeral service Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist Protestant church Mount Clare with Rev Snyder officiating and burial in the L O C Presbyterian cemetery Mount Clare
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Hester A. Cork
GE W. W. Cork
Mount Clarke
Molt Glare
Snyder
Moone Clare
City to Renovate Sity Headquarters on Court Street
Mayor Harmer announced at the council session that Sity's headquarters on Court Street will be remodeled and repaired. Owner James Goll has approved the work, with plans to modernize the rooms and upgrade utilities.
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Codrt Street
Harmer
Jange Goll
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