Admiral Schley hailed as victor at Santiago in rival verdicts
The article defends Admiral Schley against a harsh court of inquiry finding, arguing he commanded the Brooklyn and led the fleet at Santiago. It states Sampson failed to issue direct orders and notes Schley acted on his own judgment, directing the battle and achieving the victory with all hands.
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Advonte Lemly
Hanna
Schley
Brooklyn
Texas
Bobley
Court of Inquiry
Sys
Admiral Sampson
New York
Viscaya
Admiral Sehley
Admiral Schley
Board of Inquiry
Grant
Vicksburg
Wellington
Waterloo
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago
New Superintendent Chosen for New York Juvenile Institute
At a Columbus meeting of the Boys Industrial School trustees C D Hilles announced his departure from the Lancaster Reformatory to take charge of a private New York Juvenile Institute. He will stay at Lancaster until May. Col C B Adams was elected to succeed him in the spring. Hilles will be paid $8,000 yearly without expenses or $3,200 with housing and living costs.
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Boys’ Industrial School
Chittenden Hotel
Columbus
C.D. Hilles
Reformatory
New York Juvenile Institution
Lancaster Reformatory
New York
Col
C. B. Adamis
Assiutant
Ohio
Wes
Mr. Hiller
Hiller
Hilles
Fraud and Accidents In Insurance Exposures
A physician recounts insider fraud risks in a real accident insurance case. He recalls examining a man claiming total hearing loss from an explosion, discovering the claim likely false, and devising a ruse with a nurse to catch the patient attempting to flee the hospital claim. The anecdote illustrates how some insured seek convenience through fraudulent means in accident policies.
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Uch
Ngul
Representative Rannells Proposes County Representation Plan
Representative Rannells of Vin ton Hocking counties introduces a state legislative resolution to place a constitutional amendment before voters. It aims to ensure every county has at least one representative in the General Assembly, noting current and projected losses of separate representation for multiple counties as city growth shifts power.
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Rannells
Vinton-Hocking
General Assembly
Adams
Pike
Redland
Ciroll
Holmer
Harrison
Delaware
Morrow
Fayette
Madison, Lake
Geauga
Hocking
Vinton, Morgan, and
Noble
New Ohio Gas Field Near Licking County Predicted Strong
A Newark Advocate report quotes a development insider valuing the new Licking county gas field with twenty five wells to be drilled. He notes 17 wells in the Homer field have produced, predicts a 20 year prospects, and cites 2 to 8 million cubic feet daily per well. Leases cover most of McKean and Burlington townships with significant acreage held by B H Everett and others.
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Licking County
Newark
Ohio
Homer
Zanesville
Everett
Logan
Columbus
Crawford & Trent Co
Zanceville
8. M. Winn
Columbbue
Government Telegraph Sale Rumor and Market Notes
A Washington rumor says a government bill to acquire telegraph lines is being drafted by a Senate post office subcommittee with cross party support. It proposes a toll cut of 10 to 20 percent and would use bank leverage to gain influence, aiming for Civil Service protections for workers. The New Orleans Times Democrat notes the purchase hinges on the true value of telegraph assets, with much water in capitalization. Market reports from Cleveland and Chicago show varied livestock, grain, and produce prices, with listings for cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, and related commodities across major exchanges.
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Senate Post Office
Roosevelt
United States
Civil Service
New Orleans Times Democrat
Jinea
Telegraph
Western Union and Postal
Western Union
Commercial Cable Company
Calver
Chicago
Holfers
Toxac
Atcera
Buffalo
Cattie
Cale Ty Ronn
Nivillim
Jobe Halllog Pelcas Cab Tare
California
Ben Davie
Willie
Pittsby
Thadoo
New York
Carter Bulle
Probate Court Examinations Record In Hancock County
In Hancock County probate court a report of examination of county treasurer candidates Woltz and Sparnons is certified. The document dated March 1 1908 records the exami ners and the court's action appointing examiners to conduct the examination and to file the report.
Tragic double murder and self inflicted wound near Houston
Frank Jacobs, 26, shot dead his wife, 18, in Lynchburg Texas and then cut his own throat. Bodies found side by side. couple married a year. Also reports from New York, Hongkong, Warren Ohio, Newark Ohio, and other cities on varied incidents and political notes.
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Houston
Tex
Frank
Jacobs
Wify
Lynchburg
B and O S W Best Line to Western Cities and Pacific Coast
The advertisement promotes the B. and O. S W route from Cincinnati to Pacific Coast Points with weekly departures every Tuesday and Friday. It highlights palatial coaches including Pullman drawing room sleep ers and dining cars, offering rest service and equipment on a single itinerary. Agents J J Lannaner and O P McCarthy are listed for rates and timetables in Chillicothe and Cincinnati.
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Pullman
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
J. J. Lannaner
Chillicothe
O P. McCarthy
Legal Notice From Ottawa Township Administrator
A legal notice declares actions regarding a property and tax matters in Ottawa Township. It names administrator Lyons and outlines deadlines for petition submissions and requests readers to respond by a specified examination date.
Legal Notice of Estate Sale and Debts
Henry Hie and others are listed as residents and heirs in a petition filed in Hocking County Court by Martin deceased administrator. The notice requests a sale of the real estate Lot No. 14 in section 14 and other parcels to pay debts and charges, with defendants required to answer by April 19.
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Binta
Tito
Acm
Besartha
Anid Maredolit
Anc
Rah Lyons
Henry Hie
Anderpon
Tadiana
Levine J. Fa Re Lon
Fenter Hinpls
Mary Hiller
Reatsen
Hagia Thiank
Cinna Taentick
Selia Ruatsen
Tadianapolis
Wis
Nixon
Will Toke
Martin
Hocking
Brehy
Pourteen
Pockin
Irene Law
de Wat
Matilda Dixon Petitions Court for Alimony Change
The document shows Matilda Dixon filing a petition in the Court of Common Pleas on February 21, 1902, seeking a change in alimony due to alleged gross neglect by Cornellon Hf. Dixon, a resident of Burgyas. The petition requests temporary support and an order for future alimony.
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Cornellon Hf. Dixon
Residenos Burgyas Willlake
Matilda Dixay
Gomuen
Matilda Dixon
Probate Notice for Starkey Estate in Hocking County
Sparnon administrator of the estate of mie Starkey files accounts and vouchers with the Probate Court of Hocking County Ohio for final settlement. The hearing is set for March 1 at 10 oclock A M. after which further proceedings will occur as convenient. Probate Judge Al Bon signs dated March 6.
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Hongkong
Kwang 81
Ewelin
Nanking
Yottoe
Hocking County
Oho
Sparnon
Mie Starkey
Ntwrchy
A. M
Mason
AL Bon
Mar
Hig
Charlee Fy
Advork
Henry
Adcock
B. Riason
Dew
Notics
Ohio
Fiat
Virginia Forsyth Guardian
Virginie
Hetognal
Intel
Oris Wu
Beabon
Herobs
Hoek
Henderson Dian
Benjamin i
Notice to Printers and Probate Notices in Hocking County
Notice to printers announces sealed bids for two ballot lots with binding requirements and bond. also probate court filings list accounts and vouchers for various estates with hearing dates in March 1902. officials include G Moody Evans, B Riason, J Balaron. multiple guardians and executors named across notices.
For 25 Cents to Any One Person Who Wishes
A terse notice offering goods or services priced at 25 cents to any single interested party. The fragment hints at a sales or distribution promotion with uniform price, lacking additional context or names.
Fragmented OCR Summary Card 1
Fragmented OCR text appears as garbled notes with no clear events or identifiable names or places. No readable facts to summarize into a coherent historical newspaper item.
Notice of Appointment Masthead Item
Notice of appointment appears in a masthead style item for Wile Derwnsed within the Hogetig Com iy. The text notes an administrative appointment and mentions related official process.
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Hogetig Com Iy
Athens Time Table East Bound Details and Contact
O10 division trains show eastbound departures with connections to New York and St. Louis. No.1 goal between Pagharabille and Chiliothe. No.3 past Mailly New Work and Bi. Band No.8 running. For reservations and sleeping cars, contact W. R. Moore, Ticket Agent in Athens. timetable lists times around 4300 pm and 8 Tp.1y.
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Athens
Eester
New York
St. Oa
W. R. Moore
Local Train Service Details and Schedule Notes
Fragmentary OCR indicates railway timetable mentions routes to Lancaster and Vale Avenue with Sunday exceptions. Mentions service, stations, and agents, but verbatim data is garbled leaving unclear dates, times, and operator names. further readable context required for precise headline and summary.
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Kelli
C. M. Woltz
H. E. Sparnons
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Probate
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Wingo
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Arion Society
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Frank Boyles
Nelsonville
United State Tech
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New Electric Ling
Conneaut and Southern Eliewie Railway Company
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Albert Ludwig
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New York Journal
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Felday
G. Mooiayy T.evans
Ulerke
J.balaron
Peabate
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Court House
G. W. Dollison
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Hocking Valley Railway
Toledo
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Ulpes City
The
Mocking Valley
W. H. Fisher
Ty Logan
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Jackson Histon R
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Middieport
W.by
Braten, Parlor
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad Company
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Lancaster
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Dement
Logan Scheol
Mediuce Aos
Board of
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Arak
Ars
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Lyr
Omeeln Dobson
Beonnd
West M. Nesratrest
Rempel Banking Company
Ferdinand F. Rempel
Bobeee Logan
Bocking Lounty
General Beuking and
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