Legal Notice in Common Pleas Court Ma ton County Ohio
The court issued notice to nonresident defendants named in the will dispute of John Free's estate. Plaintiffs seek the true construction of the will and direction from the court. Defendants must answer by October 6, 1908, or judgment will be rendered. Attorney for plaintiffs is Moloney. Quality tells. Ask for Clover Last Flour.
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Common Pleas Court
Maton County
Ohio
Cain
John Free Deveared
Paintiff
Parmally
Free
Roznaford
Ampsidy J. Pays Jor
Burr Oak
Mich
Mary A. Hog Tie
Deerfield
Mio
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Crafford
Ove Mo
Machael Con
John Cone
Maggie
Pittehure
Poison Deaths Linked to Lovelace Marriage Row
Oklahoma City reports two servants of Rev. Carter dela Jonex found dead by poison. Authorities suspect the poison was meant for someone connected to a marriage dispute involving members of the Aberhadist church. A bottle of brandy and whiskey were found. Dr. Jonex once led Broad Papulot church activities in Louisville.
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Mior
Lynchhure
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Finiard
Laura Davis
Houveholt
de. Tones
Dynamite blast at Hammond mine in Gadsden causes death and damage
A deadly explosion at the Hammond mine near Gadsden Alabama results in the death of Henry Kell of Rome Georgia, with Arthur Hood missing and Jake Loman fatally injured. Fire chief Gus Woodliff and others are injured as windows shatter and debris scatters, drawing hundreds of spectators. a fire near the mine magazine complicates the scene and no cause is found.
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Garrison
Ala
Get
Hammond
Henry Kell
Rome
Arthur Hood
Jake Loman
Gidaden
Gus Woodliff
Gadeden
Minera
Kot
Hood
iMiners
When Days Win He Goes Mad in Trambury County Riot
McCreary of thin city became violently insane after the revolt over the well and dry election. He shouted and beat his breast at home, refused food, and telephoned for help. Police took him to the city jail then Warren county jail for further handling.
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Trambury
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Trial of Theodore Whitmore Opens Amid Dramatic Testimony
Brooklyn man Theodore G Whitmore stands trial for the murder of his wife Lone Whitmore whose body was found in the Lamp Black swamp in Harrison Nut last December. The prosecution rested its case and the defense sought to connect William Bartlett, known as Gold Tooth Billy, to the crime. Theodore Volz testified he saw a man on a trolley car in Newark the night before the body was found, who paid with six dollars and later displayed rings and said money comes easy in Harrison. The witness noted Whitmore wore muddy shoes, and Bartlett sat nearby during the proceedings.
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Sherman Attitude Toward Trusts and Standard Oil Role
The article argues that James B. Sherman defended Standard Oil in the railroad rate bill fight, seeking to restrict common carriers to favor the company. It claims he led a House effort to amend the measure, shifting wording to protect Standard Oil and exclude its rivals, influencing Congress through both houses and the Senate. The piece portrays Sherman as aligned with Standard Oil interests and criticizes his reputed manipulation of the railroad rate legislation.
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Republicans Howl Calamity in Panic-Promoting Rhetoric
The piece argues Republicans are panicked and deceitful, blaming a Republican administration for economic downturn. It claims Bryan offers honesty and prosperity, while warning voters not to trust GOP predictions of calamity. It frames the election as a test of restoring confidence and industry.
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Fyi
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Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Taft Treason Accusations Stir Labor Journal
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Journal in May 1893 charges Judge Taft with treason to republican institutions and urges denunciation by liberty loving men. The piece criticizes trusts and monopolies as raising prices to pay dividends, labeling such methods as larceny. Ex Senator John J Ingalls is cited.
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Judge T
Taft
John J. Ingall
Farmers Resent Coercion Resolutions From Indiana Farmers
Washington town Sip Marion county Indiana farmers adopt resolutions to form an endless chain denouncing partisan statements by P M Sharples president of Sharples Separator Company. They condemn attempts to influence voters and warn against actions that harm business and national welfare.
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Mack
Vire
Washngton
Sip
Marion County
Indiana
Wawaldo
Associated Prent
P.M Sharples
Sharples Separator Company
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Bryan
Sharples
Simuay Koneunoh Monts
Harrow
Dem
Ftons
Chatruian
Kowan
Ludlow
Pioneer Cobb and Cobbs coaching empire in Australia
A historical note recalls Captain Freeman Cobb who founded Cobb & Co in Australia creating a widespread coaching network between Melbourne Ballarat and Bendigo. The piece highlights Cobb as a farsighted entrepreneur who built a lasting transport business, and contrasts it with a separate New York debate over stamped postal stock values for the year.
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Melbourne
Australia
Freeman Cobb
Cobb & Co
Preemin Cobb
London
Armeria
Austratia
Taft Campaign Explainer Leaves Question On Labor
A broadside circulated before Judge Taft’s appearance as Republican candidate for President urges laborers to attend meetings. It accuses Taft of influencing railroad and industrial trusts and claims laboring men oppose him, urging support from committee organizers and referencing local vendors.
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United States
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