Not Guilty Plea and Bail Decline in Ohio Court
Mrs Chadwick pleads not guilty to all charges in Oberlin district court and declines bail, remanded for trial. President Beckwith and Cashier Spear of Citizens National Bank post bonds at 300000 each, bond increase 15000. Quiet arraignment attended by District Attorney Sullivan and U S Marshal Chandler with under thirty spectators.
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Clewend
Ohio
Mra
Chadwick
Wing
United States District Court
Bal
Beckwith
Spear
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Euch
Sullivan
United States
Chandler
Marshal Chandler
Katy Sampsell
All
Walt
Emile Hoover
Sampsell
J. P. Dawley
Pandwick
Dawley
Baldwan
Backwith
A. A. Lander
George K. Collins
J G W Cowles
A J. Gilchrist
Beckwitz
Mrs. Chadwick
Mr. Dawley
New York
Hegers
Wall
Barry
Emil
Dr. Wall
Barcy
Licenses to Marry and Obituaries in 1904 Notice
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including W Withers Petty and Alice Langhorne of Lanchburg VA and Charles D Alexander with Nora G. Carla, plus a long sequence of births and deaths with dates in December 1904. Also includes a military order death notice for Samuel Marmadues Whitside and various family notices with funeral details and interments. The obituaries mention Abram Alstead, Richard Arnold, James Bell, Sarah Brown, and others, with funeral arrangements and addresses in Washington DC and surrounding areas.
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W Withers Petty
Alice
Langhorne
Lanchburg
Charles D Alexander
Nora G. Carla
William Johnson
Rosa Jones
J. Robert Hawkins
Esteils Mitchell
George Moore
Emma Matthews
Archie McCray
Mamie Smith
Alstead
Corcoran Street
Abram Alstead
Elizabeth Alstead
Marietta
Richard A. Arnold
Thirteenth Street
James
Mary FE. GA
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Sarah J
Willam Brown
Thomas R Nalley & Son’s
Hleverth
Triumph Connell
Harrisburg
Framm
James Frame
C Street
Crapster
Dorothea May
Herbert
Nettie Crapster
Farlee
Florida Avenue
Davis
Roanoke Street
James S Davis
Kate Irland Davis
Goldsmith
Elizabeth Alice
Henry
Sarah
Twenty-second Street
Townsend
Sarah Orrison
Fifth Street
Loudoun County
Sweeney
Howard
Belore
Eben Sweeney
Fitzgerld
Whitside Military Order OF the Loyad Legion OF Pig
United States
District of Columbia
John W Foster
Haxford
L. Aray
May Leave Baltimore Indignant Over Municipal Annoyances
President Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad protests against local opposition to a warehouse project near Barre Street by the depot. A mayoral hearing led to council referral. Murray warned the railroad might relocate to Pittsburg if the nuisance continues, citing past city support during a commercial crisis and railing against petty municipal actions.
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Murray
Washington Post
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Barre Street
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltmore and
Ohio Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Criticized for Overreach
A historical critique denounces the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for attempting to trample on citizens rights while receiving public funds. The text urges sharp rebuke for coercive actions and asserts the railroad should face consistent, respectful treatment or relocate if refused.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Death of E H Hammond in New York
New York reports Judge E B Hammond of the Federal District Court Memphis died here after a four day illness from pneumonia at sixty six. He came to New York for a McKinley Memorial Association meeting and stayed to visit his daughter before burial in Memphis.
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New York
BE. H. Hammond
Federal District Court
Memphis
Tenn
Fio Contra
Leo XIII
Contra
Leo
Blue and Gray reunion set for Washington May 10 1905
St Louis committee of ten Union and Confederate soldiers fixed May 10 1905 as the opening date for Blue and Grey meetings in Washington D C The gathering on the World's Fair grounds Hall of Congresses will include Corps and posts from North and South with prominent veterans addressing the crowd to mark the fortieth anniversary of the Civil War ending.
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Washington
New Smyrna
Fla
St. Louis
D. C
A Reputed Stock for Gift Buyers Spreads Nationwide
The stock is described as a complete and perfect choice for buyers and has gained wide reputation across the country. Business peers in various cities affirm its quality, spread by traveling merchants and widespread discussion among buyers.
Alderman Censured in Chicago Council Bribery Row
Chicago, Dec. 17. A special session of the city council adopted by 55 to 5 a resolution of censure against Alderman Hubert Butler after bribery charges in debate. The resolution labels him unworthy and notes he accused a colleague of voting to extend the Northwestern Elevated Railway. The bribery accusation is under grand jury review, while Butler withdrew reflections on colleagues but stood by the bribery claim.
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Chicago
Hubert Butler
Butler
Northwestern
The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty
Charcoal is presented as a safe, non drug remedy that absorbs gases in the stomach and bowels, cleanses the mouth and throat, improves complexion and breath, and can purify blood. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised as a best value option, costing twenty five cents a box, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their benefits for gastric gas and skin clarity.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Barred by Metcalf New York Attorneys Prohibited from Appearing
A telegram from Secretary Metcalf to Commissioner Williams states that Lewis C. Whiten and Herbert F. Andrews, New York attorneys, are barred from practicing at any immigration station in the United States. The action follows a probe by the Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants into alleged unfair treatment by certain lawyers. Separate note reports the Alabama post office at Alm robbed by crackmen last night, stamps and cash totaling 1,500 dollars seized.
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New York
Willams
Ella Island
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lewis C. Whiten
Herbert F. Andrews
United States
Society For the Protection of
Alabama
Utah
Alm
Union molders indicted in Weakley murder case
Indictments were returned against Albert Patton and Thomas Bracken for the murder of Samuel Weakley, a nonunion iron molder killed in October. The two are union molders. The jury also examined dynamite attempts on the Eureka foundry and a conspiracy to assassinate nonunion molders, but no further indictment was announced. The jury found insufficient evidence to indict William Co Wilson and Theodore Salmon over Lulu Mueller’s death.
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Cincinnati
Albert Patton
Thomas Bracken
Samuel Weakley
Nonunion
Union Molders
Eureka
William Co. Wilson
Theodore Salmon
Lulu Mueller
Extension of Detroit Southern to West Virginia Coal Fields
Springfield Ohio reports high officials of the Detroit Southern Railroad say the line will be extended from Ironton to coal fields in West Virginia. The company, bought recently by Eugene Zimmerman and associates, is described as purchased by Zimmerman and partners, not by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Springfield
Ohio
Detroit Southern Railroad
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
New York
Ironton
West Virginia
Zimmerman
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
Newak
An Extraordinary Purchase of Chairs and Rockers
A bold furniture purchase arrives with samples shipping Monday and the remainder due by Thursday. Prices are set at the usual wholesale cost, inviting readers to reserve selections as the new stock moves onto the floors.
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Express
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East Capitol Street
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A. P. Cunningham
Health Office Record
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Brith H. Ames
John Colbert
Wintros Heights
D C
Gertrude B Clarp
Winnie Conlvey
Anna Li Daley
Elizabeth Galen
Charles Lowns
Ray Hoop
Samuel Mackwill
John R. Wansfeld
Sarah M Shaw
John Apolla
Ruth B Taste
Feston Nw
Maud L. Waddey
Prospect Nw
Harry Whaley
Tirad Willson
Cody
Sheridan
Wyo
William F. Cody
Southampton
Flymouth
Cherbourg
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
Lucania
Liverpool
Cevic
Campania
Vaderland
Des
Deutschland
Hamburg
Havre
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Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Main
Ave
A. F. Harvey's Sons
RAL
Fourteenth Street NW
Commodicaus Chapel
Tel
Jochm R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zurhorst
Feneral
Arti
E. H. Hammond
Federal District Court At
Memphis, Tenn
Albany
Charles la Dow
Nashville
R. N. Amis
Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Fuleaki
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St., Cor
Furniture
F St
Cor
F St. Cor
Alderman
Walker
McDaniel St
Atlanta
Kilmer
Kfilmer
Washington Sunday “Post
Swamp Root
Swamp-Rod
Gwamp-Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N_Y
Masa. L. Walker
Caeg
Morris
Sleepy Hollow
Leath Jeep
Newspap
Chive
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