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The Harrison News

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1905

Page

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Congress Debates Panama Fund and Philippine Policy

An $11,000,000 Panama canal appropriation passed the house after a compromise among larger figures. Lawmakers discuss death penalty for foreign assassins, Philippine independence once stable, and committee alignments under Speaker Cannon amid debates on railroad rates and emergency measures.

Congress Panama Canal House Williams Representative Littlefield Maine United States Hardwick Philippines Islands Houes Cannon Tillman Interstate Commerce Commission Senate

Trouble Looms as Noble Clan Barricaded Near Jackson

Blood feud in Breathitt County escalates with Deputy Holliday shot at Mareum Heights. Jake Noble killed Holliday after a failed arrest, Noble fending off pursuit with armed supporters at Lost Creek. Warrants issued for Jake Noble and associates. Gov. Beckham urged to send troops. Tension follows recent election clash between Nobles and Hargis faction.

Jackson Breathitt County Jake Noble Grant Holliday Mareum Heights Holliday Noble Hargis Louisville Jerry Noble John Davidson Lost Creek Lexington Judge Hargis Gov. Beckham Noble Brothers Jerry Green Noble

Thousands Seek Preferment in State Offices in Ohio

Columbus reports Gov Pat nN will face a large list of applicants for state and county posts as hundreds seek indorsements. Louis B Houck of Mt Vernon says he has received over 500 letters from people seeking jobs, many from strangers who have not met him, all sending the same plea.

Columbus Lst Patnn Nm. Louis B. Houck Mt. Vernon Leutenant Gove Fnor Mr. Honck

Provident Life Co. probes Hadley control and loans

The legislative committee questioned Provident Savings Life Assurance society's control by Frank F Hadley who in 1896 borrowed 162000 on collateral notes to buy stock. Hadley died after related failures. testimony says the company got 132000 from collateral sales. Scott, president, said four sons and a nephew work for the firm.

New York Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of Charles KE. Hughes Frank F. Hadley New Beds Mass Scott Hadley Insurance Company Hughes Assurance Company Mr. Scott

Russian Refugees Reach New York After Odessa Massacres

Five hundred Russians including eye witnesses disembarked at Ellis Island from the Patricia and Chemnitz. Many told graphic accounts of their ordeals in Odessa and other cities. They described mobs aided by police in disguise and stated the violence was a political revolution rather than a religious attack.

New York Odessa Patricia Chemnitz Russia Ellis Island

Sultan Yields on Macedonia Financial Control Plan

Constantinople report states the sultan accepted the powers backed scheme for financial control of Macedonia as outlined in the latest collective note. The move marks a formal concession in the long diplomatic dispute.

London Daily News Constantinople Macedonia

Annapolis Council Seeks Constitutional Frigate Move

Annapolis Maryland December 12 City council votes unanimously to petition Congress to prevent destroying the old frigate Constitution Instead the vessel should be brought to Annapolis and kept at the Naval Academy for preservation and display commitments to safeguarding historic ship status.

Annapolis Congress Naval Academy

Death of Capt. Samuel S. Brown Fits Pittsburg Coal Leader

Capt. Samuel S. Brown, multimillionaire coal operator, died at his home on Squirrel Hill in Pittsburg. His death followed several weeks of illness caused by stomach trouble.

Pittsburg Samuel S. Brown Squirrel Hill

Representative Adamson Proposes Interstate Rate Bill

Washington Dec 12 Representative Adamson Ga a member of the interstate commerce committee introduced a railroad rate bill that provides for fixing interstate rates for all common carriers by the interstate commerce commission.

Washington Adamson Interstate Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission

New Liberal Cabinet Installed at Buckingham Palace

London December 12 liberal ministers forming the new cabinet received their offices and were formally installed at a privy council meeting held in Buckingham Palace.

London Privy Council Buckingham Palace

Pocket Knife duel among Marion schoolboys in Marietta Ohio

Two 10 year old Marion school pupils Charles Dabold and Carl Curtis fought with pocket knives after leaving school. A crowd gathered as they bantered and the first slash struck Curtis in the abdomen, Curtis felled bleeding. Mrs Curtis pursued Dabold. prosecutions said to follow.

Curtis

Convicted Banker Otho Hayes Seeks Penitentiary Term

In Cleveland area news, Otho B. Hayes, a Galion banker convicted of crime, expresses a desire to begin his seven and a half year sentence. He requests transport to the prison on Wednesday, citing health decline and discouragement from former friends. Associate Flickinger, also sentenced, remains at large on bail pending appeal.

Bleveland Otho B. Hayes Galion Afial Hhis Prisis Afta Flickinger Hayes Hhe

Burglar Put To Flight By Quick Clerk In Ohio Store

In Chillicothe on December 9 Daniel Cronin's store was robbed by a thief who compelled 16 year old clerk Ida Thomain to unlock the safe. She secretly took Cronin's revolver, concealed it, and, nearing the robber, flashed the pistol causing him to drop the money and flee. The thief was not captured.

Chillicothe Daniel Cronin Ida Thomain

New State TB Hospital to be Located Near Zanesfield

Bellefontaine Ohio December 11. The state tuberculosis hospital likely to be built in this county two miles east of Zanesfield on about 450 acres. The main building will sit on hill 1500 feet above sea level. The site provides farm provisions, good orchards and abundant pure water. Appropriation for the site is 30000 dollars.

Bellefontaine, O Zanesfield

Three Men Die in B and O S W Wreck Near Roxabel Ohio

Ghillicothe Ohio December 9 three men are killed in a night wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line a half mile east of Roxabel The dead are engineer John Milien fireman F P Sansom and rakeman William Taylor The freight 98 was taking a siding at Roxabel when the rear collision occurred

Ghillicothe Roxbal John Milien F. P. Sansom William Taylor Roxaeee

Akron Man Charged With Wife’s Stabbing Murder

Police report Philip Barbier jailed for the fatal stabbing of his wife at 18 East Chestnut Street. Officers found the knife still in her chest when they arrived. The alleged murder occurred during a quarrel over a trivial breakfast-table matter.

Akron Philip Barbier East Chestnut Street

Banker Arrested in Ohio Banking Scandal

George W. Snypp, former proprietor of the Farmers' bank of Spring Valley, once failing with a $16,000 shortage, is arrested in Xenia on four criminal charges including larceny embezzlement obtaining money under false pretenses and subornation of perjury. Bond set at $10,000, reduced to $2,500. he remains free.

Xenia George W. Snypp Farmers’ Bank of Spring Valley J. &. Fulkerson EP. Colvin Lis Mason Common Pleas Court

Wealthy oil country figure Col Daniel P Bosworth dies in New York

Marietta announces the death of Col Daniel Perkins Bosworth a prominent oilman and former acting ensign in the Civil War He was a member of the Loyal Legion and widely known for his wealth and influence in the oil region.

Marietta Daniel Perkins Bosworth New York Navy Loyal Legion

Steamer Collides With a Barge at Ludlow Ky

The Lizzie Bay lies beached at the foot of George street Ludlow Kentucky with an eight foot hole in her left side. Midstream the muddy Ohio waters wash over 15000 bushels of coal from a Pittsburg Coal Co barge sunk in the collision.

Cincinnati Lizzie Bay George Street Ludlow Ohio Pittsburg Coal Co

San Francisco vaudeville figure names Columbus stop

Henry L. Stanley of San Francisco, in Columbus to arrange a vaudeville circuit and to secure a local theater, announced Cinemali was one of the circuit cities.

Columbus Henry L. Stanley San Francisco Cinemali

Akron Snowball Fateful Injury Stuns City

Dominick Maldordo, while snowballing with friends in Akron on December 11, likely fatally injured when a dagger in his trouser pocket pierced his lung as he stooped for snow. He was rushed to a local hospital in critical condition.

Akron Dominick Malordo

Ohio Supreme Court Adopts Robes for Hearings

Columbus report notes six Ohio supreme court justices appeared in robes for the first time in state history marking a historic shift in judiciary attire. Robes will now be worn on each bench appearance, formalizing ceremonial practice.

Columbus Supreme Court ‘of Ohio Judiciary of Ohio

Fire destroys Baker Bros. general store and others at Pittsburg

A fire at Pittsburg within Arcanum township wiped out Baker Bros. general store and post office and Jacob Young hotel. The blaze started from a store spark and caused about 5500 in losses with 4100 insured. The village lies four miles east of Arcanum.

Arcanum Baker Bros Jacob Young Pittsburg

Body of Councilman McDonough Found at St Joseph Cemetery

Cincinnati December 9 body of Councilman Thomas McDonough found on his brother’s grave in St Joseph’s cemetery on Price Hill. He had been missing for days and is believed to have died by his own hand amid ill health.

Sylph President Roosevelt Clarence Marlow Etta R. Hines Grundy Sanitarium Relay Petapsco Dam Samuel W. Pennypacker 109Th Pennsylvania Orchard Knob Mr. Meyer St. Petersburg Berlin W. D. Johnson North Birmingham Ala Johnson Harry Scroggins D. W. West Apia Samoa Puget Sound Navy Yard Lake Marine News Bureau Great Lakes Oliver B. Hart Chicago St. Louis Irene Klokow Abel Harden Scott The Baptist Church Kansas City Manuel Sanguilly Senate Herbert Squires Root Cuba Jas Russell Parsons United States Cincinnati Thomas McDonough New St. Joseph's Price Hill

Found Dead With Money Gone in Mt Vernon Office

Mt Vernon Ohio December 11. Real estate dealer dephall was found dead in his office. He usually carried large sums of money and the missing pocketbook raises foul play suspicions. Police are investigating.

Mt. Vernon, O B. 1 Mendephall

Death of Paschal Baker at 64 in Cincinnati

Paschal Todd Baker aged 64 died suddenly at his home 500 East Fourth Street of apoplexy. He was well known in Cincinnati and founder of P. T. Baker & Son, box manufacturers.

Paschal Baker Cincinnati Paschal Todd Baker East Fourth Street

Ohio bill to end capital punishment proposed in legislature

Cleveland Dec 11 Influenced by the Rogers execution at Windsor Vermont Representative Joseph F Sawicki will introduce a bill to discontinue capital punishment in Ohio in the state legislature.

Cleveland Rogers Windsor Ohio Joseph F. Sawicki

Ohio Dairymen Plan January State Convention in Dayton

Dayton Ohio hosts the Ohio State Dairy men's association executive committee meeting. The next state convention will be held January 18 to 20 in Dayton, marking the first time the event travels south of Columbus. The decision was announced December 9.

Ohio Dairymen’s Meeting Dayton Ohio State Dairymen’s Association Columbus

Woman Dies After Falling Into Boiler at Norwood Plant

Cincinnati December 9 Mrs Allsup aged 42 of Norwood died after she fell into a vat of boiling water at the Globe Wernicke plant in Norwood. She was submerged and survived only a few hours in the scalding liquid.

Cincinnati Allsup Norwood Globe-Wernicke

Julius Freiberg Dies After Prolonged Ill Health

Julius Freiberg founder of Freiberg & Workum died at his home on Alaska avenue after years of declining health. The death, attributed to infirmities of old age, marks the end of an era for the local business community.

Cincinnati Julius Freiberg Freiberg & Workum Alaska Avenue

Whitlock Endorses Cleveland as Best Governed City

Brand Whitlock told Cleveland friends that he believes the city is the best governed in the country, sharing his view during a discussion in Cleveland Ohio on December 8.

Cleveland, O Brand Whitlock Cleveland Friends Cleveland

Lost in the Fog Claims Akron Woman in River

In Akron on December 11 Mrs. Keziah Lindley aged 63 disappeared in dense fog. The next morning her body was found upright with feet in the Cuyahoga River. Coroner Humphrey ruled death by exposure.

Akron Keziah Lindley Cuyahoga River Humphrey

Death by own action in Mowbray yard at 1219 West Sixth

Cincinnati on December 11 reports William H. Reid died by his own hand in the lumber yard of Mowbray and Robinson at 1219 West Sixth Street. He was said to have suffered misfortune all his life and was a cousin of Whitelaw Reid.

Henry Campbell-Bannerman Kid McCoy Jas. J. Corbett Delaware Tom O’rourke Pensacola Fla Adm W. L. Capps Navy Col. C. D. Peck Texas Car Association Grand Army of the Republic of Texas South Houston Tex Lauderdale Birmingham Ala Post Office Department Washington Roosevelt Secretary of the Treasury United States Charles H. Graves Sweden Norway Stockholm Christiana Haakon General Land Office Columbia Avenue 100Th Street New York Sallie Berry Girard Kan Kansas City Nantucket South Shoal New Bedford Mass Caleb Powers Gov. Goebel Kentucky United States Supreme Court University of Michigan Athletic Association Hugh N. Swain Charles W Jones Houston (Tex Marquise DeMontiers John Lancaster Spelding Peoria Ill Spalding William McWilliams Independence Cincinnati William H. Reid Mowbray & Robinson West Sixth Street Whitelaw Reid

Columbus City Auditors to Serve Until 1908

Columbus Attorney General Ellis rules that city auditors and clerks of police courts elected in 1903 will serve until January 1908 unless new legislature enacts counter measures. The opinion holds over existing terms pending legislative action.

Columbus Ellis

Arrest Causes Mrs Manson to Die by Poison

The arrest of her husband on a drunkenness charge led Mrs James W Manson a 30 year old resident of 113 Oak street to commit death by poison in the presence of her husband and an officer.

Axton Dee James W. Manson Oak Street

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