Coshocton Man Is Victorious In State Caucus
In Coshocton and surrounding counties a Democratic caucus elected William G. Goshorn of Crawford to clerk and Rodney J. Diegle of Erie to sergeant at arms. Goshorn won over Benator elect John N. Stockwed and Diegle defeated another rival for the posts. The caucus reduced senate staff from 44 to 32 and assigned committee duties among six Democrats and three Republicans. A Yale graduates census notes New York leads with 2,454 graduates while New Haven totals 15,008 overall.
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Columbus
William Greon
Coskocton
Senate
William V. Goshorn
Crawford County
Rodney J. Die Fle
Erle County
Arma
Cree
Benator
John N. Stockwed
Cleveland
Benator H. L. Yount
Durke County
Goxhorn
Bert Bartow
Butler
KR. J. Diegle
Harmon
Tor Ho
House
Alice Pomerene
Canton
United States
Pomerene
Green
United States Senate
Neil Howre
Senator Dean
Hudson
Yale
New Haven
Irving Yale
New York
Citiea
New Mayon
Chicago
Hay
Washington
Boston
Pittsburg
Man Jumps Into Molten Metal at Watt Mining Car Plant
Clairsville Ohio December 8 45 year old Char Kendall married leaped into a melting pot at Barnesville plant of Watt Mining Car company cremated before thirty coworkers who witnessed him balance on the edge with raised hands as molten metal swallowed him Kendall had watched the pot for days and reportedly said a dip would end a fellow’s troubles the speculation persisted though the tragedy was swift.
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Clairsville
Char Kendall
Watt Mining Car Company
Barnesville
Kendall
Mansim on trial as sister murder case unfolds
Mansimon Dee Katie Mans is described as an inmate in an insane ward amid a murder accusation involving her sister. The report states she loses privileges, is confined to bed for ten days, and will resume ordinary routines before leaving the Canton facility after a letter from admirer Frank Ladue in Saginaw.
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Mansimon
Dee
Katie Mans
Kathery
Canton Fail
Prank Ladue
Merged banks in Columbus to form new State Capitol institution
Columbus Ohio December 8 announces consolidation of State Savings Bank and Trust company and Capitol Trust company. State Savings had 200000 capital and 400000 surplus. former State Auditor W D Guilbert will retire as Capitol president. Edwin R Sharp, head of Capitol Trust, becomes president of the merged bank.
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Columbus, O
State Savings Bank and Trust Company
Capitol Trust Company
W. D. Guilbert
Capitol
Edwin R. Sharp
Consolidated Beak
The Hills of Zacatecas Shape Rebel Hiding Lands
The piece argues Mexico's Zacatecas region offers extensive hiding and fighting terrain for rebel bands amid civil unrest. It credits exiled leader Dina, notes his iron rule and the likelihood of a prolonged struggle, with politicians seeking to overturn him after his death.
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Mexico
Ding
Zacatecas
Dina
Diax
Hie Daveb
Contested Burial Plans For Mrs Eddy Spark Debate
George W Glaver, son of Mary Baker Eddy, arrives as Mount Auburn burial site is chosen by the mother church directors without his input. Eddy favors Tilton New Hampshire or Pleasant View near Concord. Simple services held at Newton home before temporary interment.
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Mount Autur
Eddys
Tilton
N. H
Eddy
Pleasant View
Concord
Mrs. Eddy
St Newton
T Yeey
Aftania
Woman in Chillicothe murder asks prosecutor to visit prison
Comm O Dec. DeTh Mc Kinley, serving a life sentence for killing her grandmother, wrote to Ross County Prosecuting Attorney Blosser asking him to visit the penitentiary and hear her story. It is unclear if she seeks to confess. The couple were convicted on circumstantial evidence and Swan, electrocuted months earlier, died protesting innocence.
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DeTh McKinley
Chillicothe
William Swan
Blosser
Ross County
Swan
Mexican Deputy Shoots Colleague in Puebla House
Deputy Ding Miron of Puebla fired twice wounding Deputy Juan Chapital of Oaxaca in a Puebla house of deputies after a feud at Inwaid. No arrests due to deputy immunity. Miron likely to be expelled by the chamber and arrested later. Also reports Passion Play profits in Oberammergau with $426,150 gross and $324,100 net.
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Mexico City
House of Deputies
Ding Miron
Puebla
Juan Chapital
Oaxaca
Chapital
Mexico
Warving
Miron
Chamber
Berlin
Oberammerg i
Treaw Ry
GUILBERT QUITS BANK AND MARRIAGE AT FUNERAL
In Ravenna a bank official named Guilbert resigns amid a note about Lydia Chapman’s funeral. Miss Addie P. Chapman marries Glenn E. Colton beside Lydia’s coffin, the ceremony arranged per the dead woman’s wishes. The service was conducted by the same clergyman as the funeral.
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Ravenna
Suu
Lydia Chapman
Addie P. Chapman
Glenn EB. Colton
Refuge Denied in Cleveland Health Department Decision
Cleveland health authorities refused a refuge for John RL Early, the alleged affair partner, despite earlier statements by Health Officer Friedrich that Early could find shelter in the city. The order stands as officials maintain strict residency standards for both public health and safety.
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Cleveland
Ford
Health Department
John RL Early
Steuben Statue Unveiled in Washington City
A statue honoring General von Steuben, a pivotal Revolutionary War figure, was unveiled in Washington City. Officials praised his role in training American troops and shaping the nation’s early military foundations amid ceremonial rites and public attendance.
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Washington City
Statue unveiling honors Von Steuben with Taft officials
Miss Helen Taft unveiled the Baron Von Steuben statue in Washington as officials including President Taft’s son and war secretary Dickinson attended. Delegations from German societies and the German ambassador also paid tribute. In Cincinnati, Mrs. Johanna Moorman admitted stealing $2,000 from Diem Wing Paper to fund her daughter's Brooklyn schooling and was placed under arrest. In Columbus, Jacob Busch shot himself after boasting he would sleep, dying instantly.
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Helen Taft
von Steuben
Washington
Premident Taft
Dickinson
Count von Bernstorff
Bartholdt
Missouri
Baron von Steuben
Cincinnati
Johanna Moorman
ae Diem @ Wing Paper company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Moormania
Livestock and Grain Price Report for Several Markets
Chicago and East Buffalo markets show cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied price ranges. Notable entries include cattle at Teeves four dollars, Western steers, and mixed hogs. Cleveland and Cincinnati listings list No 2 wheat and corn prices. The report also notes dairy and calf values, with fluctuating figures across markets and strong emphasis on livestock trade activity. An accompanying line references a family question about a voting date.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Owen
Wilson lauds the farmer in annual agriculture report
Secretary James Wilson reviews farm prosperity in 1910 with figures on total farm product value near 8.9 billion dollars. He notes record corn and cotton outputs, rising yields per acre, expanding southern dominance in corn, and ongoing road construction while defending farmer prices as fair to consumers.
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Washington
Secretary of Agricultura
James Wilson
Sim
United States
Werr
Office of Public Roads
Secretary of Agriculture
Catch Em Alive Jack Abernathy Loses Marshal Post
Washington reports another of Roosevelt era wild west favorites out of a job as Catch ’em Alive Jack Abernathy, appointed U S marshal for the western district of Oklahoma, faced formal charges and submitted his resignation after a five hour wait in the attorney general’s reception room. Also noted is the death of the world’s tallest elk at Paducah, Kentucky, from tuberculosis, measuring 11 feet 9 inches tall.
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Washington
Jack Abernathy
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Clarges
Abernathy
White House
Paducah
Dre
John Portous
Beng
Trofiks
Denver
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Marietta
Minerva Williams
Noble County
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Youngstown
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Massillon Insane hospital #9
Walter Young
Providence
William H. Lewis
Foster
Lewis
William Lewis
Albert C. Carier
Palloe
James J. Kane
Aes
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Refuge
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Jacob Busch
Busch
MGM
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George Bnyder
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