Fredericktown News Highlights from Week of Meetings and Events
Fredericktown rounds up ministerial meetings at Centerbury with Northeast Ohio clergy. Local residents attend Moose show in Mount Vernon and funeral services in Cardington. Bell Telephone upgrades lines, spurring farmer adoption. Numerous travels for visits, family events, and church activities frame a busy week in Fredericktown. Decoration Day plans led by Daughters of Veterans with a formal program at the M E church. Commencement timetable outlined for Fredericktown public schools with sermon, class play, promotions, and alumni banquet scheduled.
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W. 8. Nicholson
Fredericktown
M. E
Centerbury
Northeast Ohio
Leander Caywood
Florida
Ben Moree
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
George Zolman
Cardington
Haley
John Hessman
Bia
Mine Ramona Wickersham
Clyde Turner
Chesterville
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Patriotic Ladies
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Sistere
Nicholson
Blackledge
Wilkinson
Bucyrus
Noble
John McGugin
Mina Lucy Crill
Newark
Thomas Popham
Mra
Fred Phillips
Bledonaburg
Misls Mantle Cunningham
Chicago
Anna Ramey
Misa
Laura Rigby
Mra. Ramey
New London
Kila Potter
Indianapolis
Ind
Gertrude Whitney
Fredericktown Public Schools
Baptist Church
Campua
Lee Bates
Hith
Erie Train Derails in Ohio Kills One Injures Three
A Wheeling and Lake Erie train derailed near Zoar Ohio on May 21, killing William Bauer of Kenton a mall clerk, and injuring three others critically. Police and rescue units responded to the accident scene.
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Canton
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Zoar
William Bauer
Kenton
Four Hold Their Jobs Four Hold Their Jobs
Governor Com approved four recess appointments from Harmon’s era. Ben P. Runkle of Highland county was named to the Miami University board of trustees at Oxford. William A. Graham of Shelby County was appointed to succeed the late John W. Herron of Cincinnati. James D. McDonel of Seneca County and J. B. Colins of Sandusky County joined the Bowling Green State Normal School trustees. A fire in Lindon killed Dr. J. S. Taylor, a 60 year old veterinarian, who perished on the second floor of the Fuel block. Nine prisoners at Warrenaville workhouse reportedly sawed their way to freedom. all were long-term inmates.
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Columbus
Com
Harmon
Ben P. Runkle
Highland
Jeounty
Miami University
Oxford
William A. Graham
Shelby County
John W. Herron
Cincinnati
James D. McDonel
Seneca County
J. B. Colins
Sandusky County
Bowling Green State Normal School
Veterinary
Lindon
J. 8. Taylor
Cleveland
Warrenaville
Admission on planting dynamite in 1912 textile strike case
In Boston on May 21, witnesses testified in the conspiracy trial of William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co and others over alleged plans to plant dynamite at Lawrence during the 1912 textile strike. A prosecution witness admitted handling dynamite but said he did not know its nature. The defense argues Wood and Atteaux had no ties to the plot.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick B Atteaux
Dennis J. Coline
Lawrence
Wood
Mr. Atterix
Suspect Held in West Fifth Avenue Murder Case
Columbus May 21 Lealie Humphrey a railroad switchman was brought back from Gassaway West Virginia and lodged in jail on a murder investigation charge in the death of Bimmel B Kelly whose body was found on West Fifth avenue with throat cut and a bullet wound Humphrey denies the charge and has a wife and two children Mrs R Goodell and son of North Gay street visited Columbus to spend the day.
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Mra. Verner Throckmorton
Columbus Vanitarh
Mrs. Montier
Filton
Mra. G. J, Marple
Utica
Charles Tome mi
J. H. Norrick
Oberlin
J.C. Rauber
Bere
Detroit
Mich
Baptist Convention
Meat Place
Niagara Falls
Betheaed
Columbus
Lealie Humphrey
Bimmel B. Kelly
West Fifth Avenue
Gassaway
W. Va
Humphrey
Senate approves key civil service appointments
Washington May 21 In an executive session the senate confirmed John Purroy Mitchell as collector of the port of New York Gaylord M Salzgaber of Ohio as commissioner of pensions and George W Guethrie of Pennsylvania as ambassador to Japan. Lee Thurman of Columbus was confirmed as solicitor for the department of commerce. Miss Bonnie Frye of Gambier visits Miss Agnes Swigart in the city.
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Washington
Senate
John Purroy Mitchell
New York
Gaylord M. Salzgaber
Ohio
George W. Guethrie
Pennsylvania
Japan
Lee Thurman
Kilpatrick Act Subject 10 Referendum in Ohio
Columbus May 21 Ohio will fix June tax levies by the budget commission inside the Smith 1 per cent law. The Kilpatrick law is subject to referendum Attorney General Hogan holds it not exempt and does not levy taxes but prescribes levying methods for 1910 and beyond.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hogan
Kilpatrick
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