Carelessness With a Gun Causes a Child's Death
A 15 year old Elsie Tolbert fired a .22 rifle on Murphy's hill, killing 12 year old Tina Kitchen who ran from the shot. Tolbert faced a preliminary hearing as details emerged of the incident, while officials noted the tragedy and debated legal action and the broader implications of gun use and responsibility.
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Little Tin Kitchen
Elsie Tolbert
Tina Kitchen
Finley Kitchen
Torbert m
Charles Detshiey
Eisle Tolbert
Murphy's Hill
Eparrowe
Bades
Kittchen
Tolbert
Dieshley
Dowe
Rosalle Mackintosh
Hillery
Eades
Isle Tolbert
Sam
Elsie
Will
Hale
Aihery’s
Ting
Jude Beight
Tolwae
Acelden- Prospensiv
First 1900 Button discussed by Democratic National Exec Committee
The Democratic National Executive Committee adjourned sine die after a brief session discussing the Chicago platform and anti trust anti imperialist stances. They expect meetings every 60 days with January timing for a Washington reunion as Jones calls the shots on date and place.
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Onwaco
Democratic National Executive Committee
Johnson Tiwan
Chicago
Johnson
National Committee
Jones
Washington
Infidelity Sensation Dickens Divorce in Columbus
Peter Sella, famed showman and partner in the Porepaugh Sella Brothers circuit, plans to file for divorce from Mary A. Sells. The case hinges on alleged infidelity supported by detectives and claimed by Sella as impacting their Columbus home and finances. The affair involves prominent locals and may expose further actions over real estate transfers tied to their joint property.
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Peter Sella
Porepaugh-Sella Brothers
Mary A. Sells
J. &. Sater
Sells
Sella Bros
Forepaugh
Sella
Selis
Columbus
Mr. Sater
Mise Florence
Lewis Sells
Allence
Lnuanonn
Seabees Ees
Press-Post
Selle
Hater
Sewapapera
Democratic Party Faces Gold Standard Debate and House Dynamics
Washington dispatch reports Democrats mock Republican criticisms of McKinley’s gold standard bill while fearing Senate resistance. Speaker Henderson’s leadership draws mixed views as party members discuss Bryan’s renomination, income tax prospects, and the 1909 political landscape amid Cuba withdrawal orders and shifting caucus positions.
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Dec
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Henderson
Thomas B. Reed
Maing
House
McKinley
Republian Caucus Committee
Senate
Leonard Wood
War Department
Cuba
Crowley
Bryan
Chicago
Col
Tllinois
Clayton
Als
New York
Pugh
Harris
Kans
Democrats
Supreme Court
Isaues
Peryes
Oliver
Republican Party
Europe
The Game and the Candle in Republican Campaign Costs
The article analyzes the Republican campaign spend totaling 91 123 97 dollars under the Gar field corrupt practices act. It questions whether the expenditure justifies the offices won and notes the salaries of seven state officers. It argues money in elections creates patronage and corrupt political machinery, citing Treasurer Burdell and the Columbus Press.
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Republican State Committee
Hils
Davis
Board of Public Works
Huffman
Burdell
Columbus Press
Chapman Very Ill Awaiting Battle Creek Operation
Horace Chapman lies ill as friends and family await a high risk operation at the Kellogranitarium in Battle Creek Michigan. He travels with his son and the family physician after bladder troubles threaten his health. The party's journey began Monday night by private car, then rail to Arbor and a Michigan Central train to Battle Creek.
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Mr. Chapman
Battle Creek
Mich
Chapman
Rolieve
Battle Crook
Nurelog
Hocking Valley
Tol
Toleto
Aca
Murray City and Logan Figures in Sunday Local Notes
Local items from Murray City and nearby towns mention contract work at the old Murray City mine by Mr. Acker of Logan, and numerous visits and court business in Logan and Athens. Notables include Hon. Virgil Lowry, Judge Wright, Col. Sunda, W. C. Lowry, and William Finck, with social events from the Sisson orchestra and Thanksgiving stays.
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Murray City
Acker
Logan
Seldenfeld Waa
McArthur
D. A. Kanoels
Athens
Virgil Lowry
Lexington
Wright
Seaston
W. C. Lowry
Alex Sunda
John White
Athena
Nell Walker
Nelsonville Hay
Sisson
Lizzie McGillivray
Florence Pond
Toxington Herald— Court
William E. Finck
G. E. Perking
A. L. Allom
Will Keesler
Lexington Pri Bine
Mina Mary McBride
Columbus
Alexander McMullen
Athena Gazette
H. Graham
Hon
A. E. Price
Boone
Charleston
W. Va
Lancaster Republica
McKay
Journal
Quxette
Tha Place
Hovking County
Seidenfeld
Bue Hols
Immortal J. N. suffers heart failure in restaurant
Immortal J. N. collapsed in a restaurant at 11 last night with heart failure. A physician quickly attended, and he was revived after a brief period of danger. He remains weak but is considered possibly able to recover.
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Moxreetten
J. N
Waeutricken
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