Sensational divorce suit filed in Richland County
Jona Woodhull through attorney HH. T. Manner seeks divorce and alimony from Albert Woodhull in common pleas court citing extreme cruelty and neglect. Wife alleges repeated abuse and denial of support, claims she and children faced risk and had to leave home. She owned farm property valued at about 10 000 dollars and asserts husband has substantial funds. Married at Mansfield in July 1903, one child Lane Frances age nine.
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Mansfield Shield
Jona Woodhull
Hh.t. Manner
Albert Woodhull
Common Pleas
Lima
Abe
Monroe Township
Uile
Ashand County
Albee
Rome
Manefield
Lane Frances
Bow
Arrent Arrest and Paternity Charge In City Day
William Lewis a colored man was arrested by Chief R Clemente on Tuesday morning on South Main Street under a warrant issued before Mayor Perrine by Jule Cann. He faces a paternity charge and was jailed to await arraignment. Lewis appeared at 2 pm and waived exam, bound over to the grand jury in $100 bond. Also mentioned is M Joseph Murphy of New York City visiting Vile city and contracting for spring models of Parr’s Knox and Paragon shoes.
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William Lewis
Clemente
South Main Street
Perrine
Jule Cann
Lewis
Ile
M. Joseph Murphy
New York City
Bilas Parr
Vile City
Pare
Parr
Knox
Murphy
Union
Buckeye City KC 17 M T M elect officers for year
At regular meeting Monday evening Buckeye City chapter KC 17 M T M elected officers for the ensuing year. Names include Past Commander Bert Kent Commander Joseph Collopy Lieutenant Commander Jacob Chittеra Chaplain Lewis Smith Record Keeper John Blubaugh Finance Keeper E R Green Sergeant Frederick Hunter Master at Arms Charles Kenney First Master of Guards Paul Loney Second Master of Guards John Blubaugh Henintel Alvin Burch Pickot Dale Smith.
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Buckeye City
Bert Kent
Joseph Collopy
Jacob Chittera
Lewis Smith
John Blubaugh
E. R. Green
Frederick Hunter
Charles Kenney
Paul Loney
Uniform Rank elect officers at Kokosing No. 71
Officers were elected for the coming year at a regular Kokosing No. 71 U R K P session on Monday evening. Captain L B Hunt, First Lt C HIM, Second Lt C R Appleton, Recorder G Hunt, Treasurer W C Appleton. The organization plans a charity dance on Christmas Eve as a social event.
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Kokosing Company
U, R
L, B. Hunt
C. Him
C, R. Appleton
G. Hunt
Treadurer
W. C. Appleton
Deaths of Mrs Elizabeth Fry and Mr C Kingsberry
Mrs Elizabeth Fry widow of Henry Fry died at 1 PM Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Hull's home near Bladensburg from indigestion aged 71 years. She leaves seven children, five daughters and two sons. Funeral Thursday at 10 AM at the Diveiple church conducted by Rev Stina with interment in Bladensburg cemetery. The Kingsberry funeral followed Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the late home with Rev W A Clomtier officiating and burial in Mound View cemetery.
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Elizabeth Fry
Elizabeth Pry
Henry Fry
Hull
Bladensburg
Diveiple
Stina
Mra
C. M. Kingsberry
Com. Khigaberry
W. A. Clomtier
Mound View
How To Bankrupt The Doctore
A prominent New York physician warns that doctors would be bankrupt without thin stockings and shoes worn by women. The text suggests early treatment to prevent pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds, noting its pleasant taste and wide dealer availability.
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New York
Chamberlain
Officers of Berlin Grange No 199 elect and install
Berlin Grange No 199 elected officers on Saturday December 14 withMantor Laurence Smith as Overseer Elina Beal Lecturer William Stewart Kinney A Stewart Rowley Chaplain Amy Gitlin Treasurer G A Welker Secretary Mabel Gitlin Gate Keeper Millin Shipley Pomona Fannie McCrory Flora Mary Adams Cores Emma Welker Ly A Stewart Nettle Hex. The installation will be at the grange ball. Dr Francis A Wilber of Kane City Mo left on a divers trip en route to Nashowe and other points. Mrs Marylinn left for Saginaw Mich to winter with her daughter. Mrs Chiaabeth A Woodford of Sobby Norton Street left for Lake Arthur New Mexico to meet her son Mirenka Woodford.
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Berlin Grange
Mantor
Laurence Smith
Elina Beal
Williame Stewart
EB. Kinney
A. Stewart
D. T. Rowley
Amy Gitlin
G. A. Welker
Mabel Gittin
Miliin Shipley
Pomona
Fannie McCrory
Flora Mary Adams
Emma Welker
Ly A. Stewart Nettle Hex
Otters
Dan
Francis A. Wilber
D. D
Kanewae City
Columbia
Detroit
Michiana
Nahowe
Marylinn
Saginaw
Michigan
Mee
Harry Porter
Chiaabeth A. Woodford
Sobby Norton Street
Lake Arthur
New Mexico
Mir
Enka Woodford
John R. Cassidy Named as Clerk of the House
John R. Cassidy was named to serve as Clerk of the House of Representatives, underscoring a key administrative appointment in the legislative chamber. The selection places Cassidy in a role overseeing procedural functions and recordkeeping for House operations.
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House of Representatives
Swain For Speaker Cassidy For Clerk In Ohio Assembly
The Cox coalition appears to secure leadership in the Ohio General Assembly's two houses as Democrats meet in Columbus. Charles J. Swain of Cincinnati is chosen speaker and John K. Cassidy of Bellefontaine clerk, with William Melching named sergeant at arms and William Green of Coshocton as president pro tem. A Cincinnati dispatch notes Herbert Bigelow may oppose a delinquent law proposal.
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Columbus
Cox
General Assembly
Cag Cunne
Elpect
Mombers
Cinelie Padl
Cincinnati
Herbert 8. Bigelow
Senate
Christmas Play At Harcourt Draws Large Attendance
A Christmas play presented by Harcourt students drew a large invited crowd in Gambier. The event followed by a chicken supper hosted by Delta Tau Delta at Mrs. Webster's boarding club. Three hundred gifts were hung on a Christmas tree for Kenyon students present.
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Harcourt
Penituney Taliding
Gambler Moray
Kenyon
Delta Tau Delta
Kenyon College
Supreme Court Denies Petitions in Huffman Andrews Bribery Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear petitions in error for Senators Huffman and Andrews, both convicted of legislative bribery. They must serve prison terms set by Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, Huffman three years and Andrews for several months.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Huffman
Andrews
Court of Common Pleas
Franklin County
Firemen Seek Higher Pay From City Council Petition signed by department leaders seeks $10 monthly raise for each fireman.
Fire Chief A G Pickard and Public Safety Director A F Stauffer presented a petition to the city council Monday asking a $10 per month salary increase for every firefighter. The legality of raises under civil service was questioned, and the matter was referred to the fire committee. Also read were second readings for a $6,000 certificate indebtedness and for reserving $10 vouchers to rent a voting place in the second ward. Adjourned. California Woman Seriously Alarmed: A Sawtelle resident credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing a severe lung cold after one week. Read Rockwell's farm ad elsewhere in this issue.
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Pettion Woking
Fie Department
A. G. Pickard
Pub- Nc Safety
A. F. Stauffer
Leonard
California
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal
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