Thanksgiving mirage in a New England kitchen
Miranda Wilson hosts a Thanksgiving for two with her husband Jonas away from four children. When neighbors supply a real dinner, Jonas returns to find mush and pie, not turkey. He and Miranda reconcile with a vow to share future holidays with others, avoiding the ache of absent loved ones.
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New England
Jonas Wilson
Mercy
Laura
Philippines
Harry
Jonas
Minerca
Childern
Miranda
Tim
Joras
Mrs. Hereman
Wil Herman
Timmy
Herman
Yeter
Jes
Jerry
Thanksgiving Spirit Fails to Impress Gloomy Guest
In a Washington Star exchange, a jovial host urges proper Thanksgiving spirit while a constitutionally gloomy man frets he will feel slighted without a turkey and mince pie, risking indigestion if he indulges. The Day of Slaughter notes mixed moods and preholiday banter as press columns tease holiday timing.
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Washington Star
Turkey
Detroit
Vree Press
Wreck of Francois Coppe Leaves Captain and Eight Sailors Lost
In a fogbound disaster off Tomales Bay the bark Francois Coppe foundered with the captain and eight sailors unaccounted for. Surviving crewmen, all French, reached San Francisco after a raft and small boats failed. fatal drift and mutiny rumors were contradicted by their testimony.
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Francois Coppe
Tomales Bay
Coppe
Irneye
Farallone Islands
Scotia
Edward O'Neil
Edward Nolere
August Victor Adolph Victor
Princess Alice Elopes With Her Coachman
Berlin reports Princess Alice wife of Prince Frederick of Schonberg Waldenburg fled Meissen with her coachman a fortnight ago and police pursue the couple. Married in 1897 she has a son aged 18 months.
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Alice
Prince Frederick
Schoenberg-Waldenburg
Don Carlos of Bourbon
Meissen
Prussia
Statue of Vulcan to represent Birmingham at World Fair
A contract was signed for a 50 foot colossal statue of Vulcan to symbolize the Birmingham district of Alabama at the St. Louis exposition. Designed by G Moretti the figure shows Vulcan with a hammer on an anvil in one hand and an arrow head aloft in the other. It will be cast in iron at Birmingham.
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New York
Vulcan
Birmingham
Alabama
G. Moretti
Annual Report of Managers of the Ohio Penitentiary
A statewide annual report detailing the management and operations of the Ohio Penitentiary. It outlines governance, budgetary allocations, inmate logistics, security measures, staff staffing, reform initiatives, and facility conditions overseen by the penitentiary’s management team.
Ohio penitentiary report cites need for more prisoners at work
In Columbus the annual report of Ohio penitentiary managers to Gov. Nash notes that more prisoners at work would raise prison earnings, blaming laws that send first term inmates and minors to the Mansfield reformatory. The Mansfield institution shows a larger deficit than before. Last year the prison population declined while the average attendance is listed as 1 557.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Nash Tose
McRe
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Thief Tictured By Sputum In Dr Corfman’s Rooms
In Toledo on November 23 a sputum sample found in a coal scuttle at Dr Corfman’s apartments is linked to a theft from his rooms Saturday. About $10 in cash a $400 certificate of deposit and clothing and jewelry were stolen. The doctor will use oatmeal in the sputum to confirm identity while the city chemist conducts analysis.
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Toledo
Ratchford's Ohio Labor Report Highlights Wage Increases
State Labor Commissioner Ratchford reports from nearly 7,000 manufacturers and mines show 46,286 Ohio workers received pay raises averaging 8.4 percent. Reductions averaged 6.2 percent among 1,257 firms. The state saved $66,437 in pay for superintendents salesmen and office staff. Over 22,000 new jobs were created during the year.
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Columbus
Ratchford
Ohio
Gravedigger Joseph White Dies at Soldier’s Home
Dayton Ohio November 24 Joseph White gravedigger at the soldiers home died Monday morning as the casket bearing William Rea was moved from hearse to grave. Ambulance took White to morgue as hearse returned. White served in Company E 110th Pennsylvania infantry.
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Dayton
Joseph White
William Rea
Ingsmuca
White
Burias
110Th Pennsylvania Infantry
Ohio Senators Hit With Committee Assignments
Washington November 24 At Monday s republican caucus the Ohio senators were given committee assignments Hanna Commerce inter oceanic canals mines and mining and naval affairs fora ker District of Columbia foreign relations inter state commerce military affairs Pacific islands and Porto Rico and privileges and elections
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Washington
Ohio
Hanna
Foraker
District of Columbia
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Massillon State Hospital annual report filed in Columbus
The Massillon state hospital report shows total receipts of 292139.58 and expenditures of 291709.93 leaving a balance of 429.34. There were 1230 patients under treatment, 70 inmates died, 284 admitted, and 233 discharged during the year.
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Columbus
Massillon State Hospital
Nash
Senator Foraker Proposes Federal Court for Ohio
Senator Foraker introduces a bill in the Senate to establish a new federal court in Ohio with Columbus as the holding place. The district would comprise counties drawn from the Cleveland and Cincinnati jurisdictions.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fix Date For the Encampment in Tiffin Ohio
A. C. Yengling commander of the department of Ohio met with local committee in Tiffin to set the Grand Army state encampment date for the third week of June 1904.
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Tiffin
A. C. Yengling
Department of Ohio
Grand Army
Sergt Eck's Murder Confession by Suspect Woman
In St Louis on November 24 Mattie Fulkerson a Black woman confessed after hours of questioning that she fired the shot that killed Sergt Eck claiming he abused her and was about to strike her Eck's mother in Albany New York has been notified of his death.
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St. Louis
Mattie Fulkerson
Sergt. Eck
Eck
Albany
N. Y
Cincinnati Lawyers Seek Stay of Knapp Execution
Lawyers for Alfred A. Knapp, sentenced to be electrocuted December 12 for the murder of Hannah Goddard Knapp, filed Monday in the circuit court a motion to suspend the sentence.
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Hamilton, C
Lawyers
Cincinnati
Alfred A. Knapp
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Bank robber James A. Martin captured near Gallipolis
James A. Martin, 37, alleged bank robber, was captured near Gallipolis Ohio. He was riding a railroad bicycle from Charleston on the K and M line and had sandy hair and a mustache.
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Gallipolis
James A. Martin
Here
Charleston
French jury picks works for St Louis exposition
Paris announces the jury that selected paintings sculptures and art objects for the St Louis exposition. The chosen pieces will splendidly represent French art at the fair.
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Paris
Rev Thompson Smith Passes Away in Civil War Tale
Denver on November 24 reports the death of Rev. Thompson Smith aged 81 at St. Luke's hospital. He served as senior chaplain of the Confederate army and was a close associate of Generals Jackson Lee and Early during the Civil War.
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Thompson Smith
Denver
Col
Jackson, Lee
Early
St. Luke’s Hospital
Campbell Held On Assault Charge In Dayton
Dayton, November 23. George Campbell is held on an assault and battery charge after he assaulted A. A. Maysilles, a teacher, for disciplining his daughter for alleged misconduct.
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Dayton
George Campbell
A. A. Maysilles
Campbell
Local death reported in Tiffin. youth arrested after morphine poisoning
Effie Frankenfield was found dead Monday morning in her apartment in Tiffin Ohio. Rollo Kirschner was found in a morphine stupor and revived but refuses to speak. Kirschner has been arrested. The victims and suspect are from prominent country families.
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Tiffin
Effie Frankenfield
Rollo
Kirschner
Two Men Struck by Pan Handle Train in Steubenville
Steubenville Ohio November 21 a Pan Handle passenger train at high speed struck two men walking the tracks. The dead or injured men are unidentified but papers found suggest they may be George X Wood and J E Wood of New York City. Inherits Under Mrs Hendricks Will Cincinnati November 24 by the will of Mrs Thomas A Hendricks widow of the vice president under Cleveland s first administration Mrs Fitz Hugh Thornton of Fernbank inherits about 150000. The will probate occurred in Indianapolis. Mrs Thornton is Mrs Hendricks only niece.
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Geo. X. Wood
J. E. Wood
New York City
Hendrick
Cincinnati
Thomas A. Hendricks
Cleveland
Fitz-Hugh Thornton
Fernbank
Indianapolis
Thornton
Ohio
Columbus
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League picks Fritz for top post
Rev Benjamin F. Fritz D.D. formerly Bloomville Ohio pastor and longtime United Brethren minister has been elected assistant superintendent of the State Anti-Saloon League of Wisconsin. He resigned his Bloomville pastorate to accept the new role.
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Columbus Grove, CO
Benjamin F. Fritz
United Brethren Church
This Place
State Anti-Saloon League of
Wisconsin
Bloomville, O
Former Hamilton Man Killed in Gas Explosion
Word reached here that Gustave Doeller, once a Hamilton resident, was instantly killed by a gas explosion in his Columbus Indiana home Sunday morning. His mother was fatally injured in the same incident.
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Hamilton
Peter Schwab
Gustave Doeller
Columbus
Ind
Ex Gov Bushnell Father of Twins in Springfield
Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs John Bushnell at their home on East High street in Springfield Ohio The news surprised and delighted Gen A S Bushnell and T BE Warwood who both sent congratulations indicating the family connection to the former governor.
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Bushnell
Springfield
John Ll. Bushnell
East High Street
Gen
A. S. Bushnell
T. BE. Warwood
Columbus returns tally shows historic governor plurality
Secretary of State Jaylin announced the official vote from the November election revealing 866 304 votes. Col Myron T Herrick leads over Tom L Johnson for governor by 115 812, the largest gubernatorial plurality on record.
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Columbus
Jaylin
Myron T. Herrick
Tom L. Johnson
Dr Charles F H Willgohs Celebrates 100th Birthday
Akron Ohio reports Dr Charles F H Willgohs oldest physician in Ohio marked his 100th birthday surrounded by family and friends and called it the happiest day of his life with a quiet celebration Friday.
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Akron
Charles F. H. Willgohs
Ohio
Kel ly to host banquet for pioneer residents in 79th birth
Springfield Ohio November 23 Kelly the millionaire manufacturer will banquet pioneer residents of this city and county on December 23 to mark his 79th birth and 56th wedding anniversary Laylin announces candidacy for third term in Ohio governor race Columbus Ohio November 24 following Nash endorsement the secretary of state formally announces his bid with no other candidates yet
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Springfield
DO. S. Kelly
Laylin
Columbus
Gov. Nash
L. C. Laylin
Germany Recognizes Panama Republic
Germany's Emperor William directs official recognition of Panama as a republic. An announcement confirming the new state is expected in the days ahead.
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Germany
Panama
Berlin
William
Republic of Panama
Ohio River & Columbus line to Reach Ripley by Thanksgiving
The Ohio River and Columbus railroad will complete to Ripley by Thanksgiving. Officials plan a special excursion train from Ripley to Cincinnati on that day.
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Ripley, O
Ohio River
Chilean Brother of Cardinal Del Val Seeks Access at State Dept
Washington November 24 Mr Domingo brother of Cardinal Merry Del Val papal secretary of state called on Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary Loomis at the state department. He resides in Chile and is en route to Rome to visit his brother.
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Domingo
Cardinal Merry del Val
Hay
Loomis
State Department
Chile
Rome
Nash to Enter Law Firm in Columbus
Semiofficial notice says Gov. Nash will retire and form a law partnership with his son in law Worthington Babcock. The firm will be Nash & Babcock, based in Columbus Ohio.
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Nash
Columbus
Gov. Nash
Worthington Babcock
Nash & Babcock
Murderer Electrocuted in Sing Sing Prison
Ossining N Y November 24 Carmine Maimari was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison for the murder of Mrs Josephine Santa Patro in New York City on October 6 two months earlier in a case that drew broad attention in the press and courtrooms.
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Ossining
N. Y
Carmine Maimari
Sing Sing
Josephine Santa Patro
New York City
Tod
Oldest Ohio Police Officer McCord Dies at 77
Bellefontaine Ohio November 24 Uncle Billy McCord age 77 longtime police officer and Mason for over five years died at his home. Mrs Elizabeth Reprogle was found dead in bed at her home in Bellefontaine.
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Bellefontaine, O
Billy McCord
Ohio
Masonic Fraternity
Elizabeth Reprogle
Hunter's Dead Body Found in Sciotoville
Clyde Derder, a Sciotoville young man missing since Thursday, was found dead in Portsmouth with the left side of his head blown off. Police fear the body shows a gunshot wound and are investigating the circumstances.
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Hunter
Portsmouth
Clyde 3Erder
Sciotoville
Postmaster Rownd Undergoes Operation in Columbus
Columbus Ohio November 24 Postmaster R M Rownd was operated on Monday for chronic appendicitis He withstood the shock well and hopes are entertained for his recovery He had suffered for three years from the condition.
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Columbus, O
R. M. Rownd
Mrs Caroline Quantrell Dead in Ohio Home
Caroline Quantrell mother of the Civil War guerrilla figure died Monday evening at the state I O O F home in Springfield Ohio. She was ? years old and came to the institution three years ago from Canal Dever.
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Springfield
Guerrilla of
Canal
Miss Bernice Lintz Dies at 22 in Cleveland
Miss Bernice Lintz age 22 died of peritonitis in Cleveland Ohio on November 24 1915 born in Milwaukee Wisconsin she posed for the statue emblematic of the Perfect Type Onto Woman for the Pan American exposition.
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Cleveland
Tints
Milwaukee
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