Gettysburg Notes and Local Accidents Reported
Gettysburg report lists L N Reed at the State Board of Agriculture in Columbus. Ed Besecker dies after losing fingers in saw accidents followed by a fatal lock saw wound, with burial at the local cemetery. He is about 42, survived by wife and six children. Oak land Brethren church funeral led by Elder J H Christian. Samuel Penny loses fingers in grain elevator wheels. Dr L Bigler resumes duty after a lapse. P B Moul’s arm freed from sling after six weeks, improving. Local officials attend quarterly conference. Hon P Willett lectures Saturday night.
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Gettysburg
L. N. Reed
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Ed Besecker
Oakland Brethren Church
J. H. Christian
Samuel Penny
L. Bigler
P. B. Moul
Marshal Stone
I. W. Vandever
Elmer Williams
Bradford
Hon. P. Willet
Fort Jefferson meeting and local notices at Jaysville
Rev Berry holds a protrac ted meeting at Jaysville while many local residents attend. Mrs Mollie Stubbs sells household goods and plans to leave for California soon. Teachers meet. questions discussed. Several neighbors and relatives visit, with various illnesses and travel plans noted. Jan 20.
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Jaysville
Mollie Stubbs
California
RE. V. Schlechty
Bradford
Charley Bubenmyer
Frank Michael
Savona
Earl Grovenor
Baker Store
Garnet Schlech
Bessie
Roxy
Viets
Dayton
Gladys Viets
James Stewart
J. W. Viets
Great closing out sale advertised for winter wear
The ad announces 25% to 50% off on all Winter Suits Overcoats Rain Coats Underwear Gloves Shirts and more at a closing out sale. It mentions Timothy and other items for sale by The Henry Street Clair OO The Journal and The American Boy offer a one year subscription for $1.65.
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Clair
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Federal injunction procedure and judge recusal debate
A historical letter discusses injunctions ex parte hearings, notice requirements, and temporary restraints. It weighs keeping or restoring a pre‑existing hearing mandate, contemplates mandatory hearings before injunctions, and considers allowing another judge to hear contempt and enforcement matters to preserve judicial impartiality and public confidence.
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Mypeals
Federal Court of Aproachs
Wt White
Iedimost
Hinine
Veurta
Taft in Prime of Life Leads Michigan for Taft
Willard E Holt editor of the Belle vue Gazette lauds William Howard Taft as the ideal Republican standard bearer. The piece portrays Taft as vigorous, capable, and wise, urging all states to rally behind him and praising American leadership.
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Baron Takahira
William Howard Taft
Taft
Eithe
United States
Willard E. Holt
Bellevue
Mich
Michigan
William Howard Tutt
Dea
William Howard
Tatt
White House
A Little Nonsense Bright Ides of Gon
The head of Pitts Manufacturing contemplates retirement after long toil and plans to pass the business to his son Tom. The son counters with a plan for both to work a few more years and retire together, a playful suggestion from a Harper's Weekly cartoon.
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Pops
Harper’s Weekly
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