Famous Wooster Patriarchs Militant banquet noted in Ohio
The ninth annual banquet of the Wooster Patriarchs Militant in Canton Ohio drew a large crowd, with Wright and royal entertainers delivering a strong show. Nearby, George Haetinger received a widow’s pension, and Mary King learned she too is granted an $8 monthly widow’s pension.
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Fternoon
Marshall Lau- Martin Shafferly
Asnt Strauss
Jefferson
Paral Tein
Hhe Ankisylvania Road
Canton
Wright
Ohio
Wooster Odd Fellers
Tha Chevalier
George Haetinger
Mary King
Smithville
Clark
Wells
Pep
Wayne
Artin Schifferty
Plain Township
Marshal Lati
Clement Straus
Ayor Smith
Arles Rowe
Doylestown
W. Metzler
Madison Hill
Personal notices from Wooster area reflect travel and visits
Wednesday entries show A A Taylor and Henry Marshall at Lakeville and visitors from Shreve and Orrville. Reports mention Branstetter visits, a clothing store opening by Bloomberg Brothers, and multiple local residents in town for prayers, shopping, or social calls.
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A. A. Taylor
Henry Marshall
Lakeville
K. Folta
L. D. Cornell
Otte Iman
Shreve
la Branstetter
Orrville
E. Freeman
Branstetter
Michael Sharr
McZena
Charlie Strong
Strow
A. Bloomberg
London Kentucky Legislators Seek Quorum Arrest Warrants
London Ky Feb 10 The northeastern prompt for absent Democrats sparks executive sessions and warrants. Gov Taylor declares he will press any missing lawmakers, Senate and House muster near Monday as officers prepare arrest orders. The scene centers on Kenton Jefferson and other counties with threats and tensions rising.
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London
Sergeannts
Wheleth House
Senate
Ifator Miller
House
Poesia
J. Speed Smith
Richmond
Burnham
Aesse
Representative Stack
SS. Taylor
John Ma Phall
Cal Powers
J Sweeney
W R. Day
C Pratt
Geeral
John Burke
W Throckmorton
Kenton
Kentucky Governor pledges to shield lawmakers from arrest
Louisville February 10 Democratic leaders in Kentucky moved toward a state government plan as Governor Beckham announced he would protect legislators from arrest amid rumors of warrants. In Frankfort Governor Taylor declined to sign the Louisville peace agreement, while Republicans and Democrats held daylong talks about the next steps in the crisis.
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Beckhau
Decrats
London
Frankfort
Lond
Castlemaci
Senate
Chancery
Sales
Carter
Texas Legislatures
Goebel
Chamber
Taylor
Louisille
David W Fairleigh
John W Sar
Fairleigh
Senator Blackburn
Capitol Hotel
Barr
Daniel Lindsay
General
Cincinnati
R. J. Breckinridge
Not So Bad Special Teleg ean to The Repur tican
A Telegon dispatch from Louisville reports Mr Taylor and Augustus Ho Walson discuss the capitulation articles, with Taylor said to decide soon. The full agreement depends on the General Assembly, and the dispute over who will sign may hinge on legislative action and party dynamics. Financial implications threaten to unsettle bonds and Republican incumbents.
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Taylor
Siendern
Puslor
Altomnea Shinks
Augustus Ho Walson
Wadite Attarnes
Louisville
Chocola Tite
Pavlov
Frie Ie
Gov Paver
General Assembly
Kentucky
State Board of Fleetion Commissioners
Probate Court filings and accounts before Adair
Matters heard and pending before Judge Robt L Adair include executors and administrators filing distributive and final accounts. Guardianship and appraisers named. hearings set for April 6 and March 2. bonds listed. notices of discharge and stock sale reports recorded. Names include Bowin, Ruth, Jednette, Schlaffles, Ruegseimer, Sehladtes, Crambao, Dyonemiller, Dabie, Walterly, Bayinger, Lautenshlager, Lupders, Hummer, Schaal, Dague, Hofacre, Gerber, and Marks.
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W Bowin
Ruth and Jednette
Smith
Jo Schlaffles
Irédleciek
Hunsinger
Ihola Ruegseimer
Maryi
Pension Bill Debate Sees Disputed Roll Call
A heated session last Friday saw lawmakers clash over private pension legislation. Incidents included interruptions before a vote, with Speaker admonishing members as critics pressed for a sidetrack. One member claimed several bills were approved but dispute remained over the roll call and process.
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Talbert
Hepbu
Dem
Ténn
Ers
Proceeding Summary From Local Court Hearing
A man charged in a local case appeared before Judge Adair on Saturday and pled guilty. He faced days in jail and a monetary fine. The court warned of revocation for future offenses and ordered repayment to Fisher, with the judge's instructions about punishment and potential continued incarceration.
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Dard
Orrville
Palmer
Esterday
Prorry
Topeka
Kantharia Mellinger
Loudonville
William Shibley
Nee Hilton
Prosevitar
Allen Bas
Petit
Adair
Yal
Dair
Fisher
Weseandthavior Probate Court
Vthe South
Rod
Ne Wood
Burglary Panic at Beam Farm Ends With Rat in a Trap
Three men armed with shotguns and Colt revolvers holed up at the late Jno Beam home near Mt. Eaton after midnight January 31 as they waited for burglars. Motter and Beam guarded the house in cold, tense hours while peering toward the cellar door. A muffled chase or break in never occurred, the trio ultimately stood watch in fear as the planned entry never materialized.
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Prowlers
Tay Republicay
Mr.Eaton
Mt. Eaton
Jno
Beam
Edward Motter
Pinking
Gordon Beam
Mr. Motter
Young Motter
Keam
Sethes
Butes
Cada
Fras
Most legendary rat and burglar tale ends in Paint township
A chaotic winter night scene unfolds with a chase through a cellar and garden as a rat and burglar story captivates Paint township. The tale centers on a group of young men, a cold house, and a dramatic capture after a lengthy pursuit.
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Uman
Miss Dortheaun
Paint Township
Jack
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