Strong Protests Spread Over County Road Building
Col Wiley warns an epidemic of township road petitions must stop. Washington and Wayne townships lead efforts with remonstrances likely in circuit court. Center township also weighs a petition while opponents fear taxpayer burden and precedent as other counties share resistance. Bids for Washington township road to be opened Monday. work to wait until court action concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal CW Wiley
Board of County Commissioners
Wiley
Washington
Wayne
Washington Township
Ciircuit Court
Center Township
South Lo Setreet
Wayne Township
Tix
Ran- Solph County
Wells
Maviton
Bartholomew
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Mud
Women to Speak on Mission Work at Friends Church
Mrs. F. W. Stephens and Miss Metcalf, recent attendees of the National Missionary Convention in Pittsburg, Pa., will share an account at South Eighth Street Friends Church Sunday at four o'clock under the auspices of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Whitewell Quarterly Meeting. All interested in missions invited.
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F. W. Stephens
Anarchists Parade Streets of Rome
Ten thousand strikers marched through Rome bearing flags and overthrew a trade to the cemetery to dedicate the graves of their fellows killed by soldiers on Thursday. Whole segments line the streets to witness the anarchists protest.
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Rome
Thursda
Harvard Counsel Seeks Pardon for Arch Assassin
The Harvard counsel petitions the governor for a pardon in the Arch Assassin case. A separate entry notes Cunbridge v. Toth and a visit to Ellis Hastings on Capital Hill where unknown intruders during a family absence consumed a large meal, spent the night, and left with a bed foil and a gold watch. The identities of the unbidden guests remain a mystery.
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Cunbridge
Toth
Ellis Hastings
Haslings
Judge Rules In Campfield Case Appeal Taken
The case Hirsh vs Campfield saw Edwin M Compfield appeal to the appellate court after Special Judge Sindy ruled for the plaintiff in a coal payment suit. Plaintiff Abraham Harsh seeks nine and interest on a disputed Colonial block coal bill paid by check marked no funds, with proceedings focusing on the check’s tender and the complaint’s construction.
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L. Rupe
Edwin M. Compfield
Hirsh
Abraham Harsh
Rupe
Campfeld
Harsh
Shively
Confidence Men Nabbed Aboard Cunard Liner Caronia
New York reports detectives arrested two confidence men among Caronia passengers. Evan E. Jones a Newark merchant and a passenger on the vessel were targeted as they tried to have Jones cash an alleged draft for 879 dollars aboard the liner.
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New York
Hey
Evan E. Jones
Newark
Jones
The Weather Prophet Ohio and Indiana Forecast
The forecast indicates fair weather across Ohio and Indiana on Sunday with rising temperatures as the day progresses. Tropical sunshine gives way to warmer afternoon readings and light winds throughout the region.
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Ohio
Indiana
Giles is New President of the Pedagogues
J T Giles of Marion is named new president of the Pedagogues after a meeting that discussed merging the Northern and Southern Associations The gathering featured remarks by Harvard and Princeton figures on education reform advocating teacher training and revised secondary schooling focusing on individual instruction and liberal education President Eliot spoke on the aims and limits of liberal education and praised Dean West for his address.
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Indianapolis
J.T. Giles
Marion
Mhern Indiandeps Association
Trou Hay
Rey
Baebes
Pen
Fedas
Andrew OW. West
Princeton University
Elisses
Tie
Northing
Tangas
Eliot
Dr. West
Wood
America
Bilot
Tle Ts Iwimself
Marshall
Dean West
Leach Chosen Public Printer in Washington Territory
John S. Leach has been selected to serve as public printer, succeeding Chas. S. Stillings who resisted after his home was suspended. Jaweh is named foreman of the government printing office in Manila, coming from Milnes.
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Washington, Co
John S. Leach
Chas
Stillings
Jaweh
Manilla
Fle
Milnes
Fire destroys Lafayette Hotel and adjoining building
Meadville April 4 fire gutted the Lafayette Hotel and an adjoining structure. Firefighters rescued more than a hundred guests who escaped in their night clothing. Loss is estimated at about $100,000.
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Meadville
Lafayette
Bliss Denies Contribution Story In New York Report
In New York on April 4 Cornelis N. Tiss treasurer of the national Republican committee denied the claim from yesterday that half a million dollars was contributed to the election of Mewinney in the Metropolitan Street Railway investigation.
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New York
Cornelis N. Tiss
National Republican
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mewinney
Rush D Miller Laid To Last Rest
Rush Denton Miller died after an operation for liver disease and was buried privately at Earlham. Born in Richmond on December 29, 186?, he had lived in St. Louis since 1900 and rose to superintendent posts in several railroads. A large assembly of railroad officials attended, led by Rev. D C Huntington, with many prominent names from the Central Association of Railway Officials. Miller leaves a widow, a son John F. Miller Jr., and a sister Mrs H C Starr.
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Rush D. Miller
John Miller
North Tenth Street
D.C Huntington
St. Pauls Upisecopal Church
Earlham
Rush Denton Miller
Richmond
Isth
Miller
Central Association of Railway Officials
United States
St. Louis
Central Association
Col Miller
Southwest System
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland, Akron & Columbua
Harry T. Miller
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad
H. C. Starr
J. J. Turner
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsboro
W. J. Jackson
Chicago
J.S. Ford
E. H. Seneff
Adair Defies Democratic Tactics On Williams Filibuster
Washington April 4 Representative Adair of Trella parts from the Democrats during the Williams filibuster to aid the Republicans. He leads Republican votes against Democrats, says he serves all the people who elected him, not party leaders, and will back any legislation he believes benefits his constituents.
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Washington
Adair
Trella Fies
House
Ohn Shary Williams
Adairs
Williams
Congress
Tam
People's Party
Dogate Part of His Master Dogate Part of His Master
Plain Citr April. Frank O Harra, a farmer, was found dead in his barn last night. Death probably due to heart disease. A shepherd dog had attacked the beds and torn clothing off, terribly mutilated and devoured a portion of the body.
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Frank O'Harra
Roosevelt Has No Plans For Public Life Yet
Washington April 4 President Roosevelt states the White House has concluded he has no plans to govern himself when he returns to private citizenship.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Insular Convention Met Today In Manila
A Manila dispatch reports the insular convention meeting underway with delegates selected to attend the main event. The session featured debate on a proposed reform plan and attendance by prominent figures. The proceedings highlighted party alignment and procedural steps.
Woman Injured Leaving Bed in Morning Incident
Mrs. Jane Price of Wayne Avenue suffered a fractured thigh after attempting to get out of bed this morning. She was taken to Reid Memorial Hospital for treatment. The elderly patient had been confined to bed for some time prior to the accident.
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Jane Price
ST Mr Wayne Avenue
Reid Memorial Hospital
Bound Over in Assault Case as Inquiry Continues
Clayton Fye, held on suspicion of brutally assaulting Miss Katherine McKone, was bound over to the circuit court with bond set. Prosecutor Jessup pursues a thorough investigation before any charge. McKone and four witnesses identify Fye, while his employer John Long defends him. Authorities say a preliminary hearing will be postponed until his father arrives from Porthind, Ind.
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Clayton Fye
Katherine McKone
Porthind
Ind
Jessup
Hailey
Fye
Miss Meltone
Bailey
Becker
Healan
Main Street
Batley
Frye
Pye
McKone
Fyre
John Long
Mheushi
Burned School Sparks Venues Split in Warren Township
Bloodhounds rushed from Moundsville West Virginia to track incendiaries who burned the Central school of Warren township last night. The blaze split the township into two factions over the incident.
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Marietta, O
Moundsville
W. Va
Warren Township
Classified Ad Service Promo in Palladium Office
The Telephone is a willing servant to bring your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the least bother to you. Either Phone 1121 Automatic, 21 Old.
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Palladium
Bryan Slapped by Populists in Convention
A Bryan convention saw several clashes as populists attacked and disputed the fusion question with Democratic and Republican factions. The gathering featured tense moments as leaders argued over coalition strategies and party alignment.
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House
Bryan
The Ticket at the Populist National Convention
The Populist convention nominated Thomas B. Watson for president and Samuel W. Williams for vice president amid Nebraska and Minnesota protests. The platform denounces fusion, calls for government control of money and railroads, postal savings banks, and corruption crackdowns, while praising farmers and labor rights and pledging protections for wage earners.
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Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Samuel W. Williams
Indiana
St Louis
William J Bryan
Popais
Thomas B. Watson
Samuel W. Williems
Viorennes
Loyiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Democratc
George A. Honnecker
New Jeresey
Honnecker
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Republican Party
Idaho
Comerens
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Meadville, Pa
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J. Sharp Williams
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