Taylor Comments On Howard Conviction In Gosbel Murder Case
Indianapolis May 2 Ex Governor W S Taylor of Kentucky comments on James Howard's conviction for the murder of Governor Gosbel. He says the testimony was perjury and a political plot, and he supported Howard’s conviction as an awful crime. He avoids further discussion. Chicago May 2 A Milwaukee court injunction against Hadden Rodee Co from using or acquiring Chicago board of trade quotations is upheld on appeal. The ruling affirms protection of quotations and property rights across the district including Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana.
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Howard
Goebel
Indianapolis
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
James Howard
Gosbel
Cécil
Kna
Taylor
Durbin
Chicago
United States—district Court of Milwaukee
Hadden, Rodee & Co
Commission House
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grosseup, Jenkins and Eateat
Wisconsin
Wisnoise
Indiana
Wooster Boy in List for Seventeenth Ohio District
Coshocton April 29 Congressman J W Cassingham announces appointments for the Seventeenth Ohio district. Weath cadetship Alvin W corundenson Gnadenhutten alternates Arthur Shaw Coshocton J Warner Jackson Johnstown Annapolis cadetship Carl T Osborn Jacksontown alternates William Wallace Taggart Wooster Howard Brilliart Newark Shannon Fisher Coshocton Wm W Taggart is oldest son of Judge Frank Taggart.
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Coshocton
J. W. Cassingham
Ohio
Weath
Alvin Wr. Vcorudenson Gnadenhutten
Arthur , Shaw
J. Warner Jackson
Johnstown
Annapolis
Carl T. Osborn
Jacksontown
Alternex
William Wallace Taggart
Wooster
Howard Brilliart
Newark
Shannon Fisher
Wm. W. Taggart
Frank Taggart
University Notes Highlight Mission Return and Local Appointments
Dr and Mrs N Kiddy begin their return to Syria to resume mission work while two daughters and a son stay in Wooster with grandfather Dr Henry A Nelson for schooling. Harry P McCoy boosted to superintendent at Coitsville for a year with 160 dollar raise. Students prepare for Millersburg teachers institute. Prof G Black speaks on the Selkirks for the Canadian Rockies at Kaylor hall. Nova district hires Prof A D Ladd as principal and Miss Pearl Fast as primary teacher with praise for Ladd's leadership and a wage increase.
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N. Kiddy
Syria
Wooster
Henry A. Nelson
Harry P. McCoy
Coitsville
Teachers’ Institute
Millersburg
G. Black
Selkirks
Canadian Rockies
Kaylor
Academy
Ashland Times
Nova
A. D. Ladd
Board of Education
Nova Special School
Miss Pearl
Professor Ladd
Delightful Recital At Memorial Chapel Featured Miss Arabella Barnes
Memorial chapel was filled for a graduation recital by Miss Arabella Barnes. She was assisted by Bechtel Alcock in strong voice. Barnes is a skilled pianist and presented a varied program including works by Beethoven Mendelssohn Chopin Schumann and others. Fredericksburg friends and local attendees included Armstrong Barnes Stouf Mrs Dr Long and Mr McCance.
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Arabella Barnes
Hold Over for Police and Fire Over Code Change
The Columbus convention debated whether appointees in the police and fire departments could be removed when the new code takes effect. Solicitors concluded unanimously that all police and fire department members will hold over and cannot be removed without specific charges proved.
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Columbus
Fire Department
Mrs Ritchie of Wyoming Passes Away Sister of Brice
Mrs William Annat received a telegram Wednesday morning announcing the death of Mrs Edward Ritchie at her home in Wyoming Ohio. Mrs Ritchie formerly Miss Mary Brice of Lima was the sister of the late Calvin S Brice and was well known in Worcester, having visited there many times.
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William Annat
Edward Ritchie
Wyoming
Ohio
Ritchie
Mary Brice
Lima
Calvin S. Brice
Wooster
Wanted Readers Share Green's August Flower Results
A readers request via the paper asks for any person who used Green's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver troubles and was not cured. They seek documented results including sour stomach fermentation headaches and related stomach liver issues. The ad notes 25 cent and 75 cent sizes and invites correspondence with a free book.
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August Flower
All
Gre
Oddbury
J. Cers
Aks
Howard Guilty in Life Term for Gogbel Case
Special to The Republican Frankfort Kentucky reports jurors found James Howard guilty in a ten to life imprisonment trial. The verdict fixes the punishment at life in prison for the Gogbel matter.
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Frankfort
James Howard
Gogbel
Walnut Street School Dedicated in Education Cause
Opening exercises for the Walnut Street School were held Wednesday afternoon. Senior class members furnished a program praising the building, noted for architectural beauty and superior interior design. The board of education commended contractors on workmanship. Total cost listed as 81 548.16 with details for lots, contract, heating, seats, blackboards, and site work. First teachers named for each grade, with Miss Dallaman acting principal.
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Walnut Steet
Walnut Street
Ucation
Second Ward
Haupert
Board of Education
John C. Schultz
W. F Kean
A. D. Metz
John McSweeney
Joseph Gravatt
Emmet C. Dix
Julius T Keister
Etta Crabbs
Ella Hoffstatt
Grace Lucas
Isa Hughes
Etta Whitmore
Rore Dausman
Adair Questioned Over Representative Candidacy Admission
John S. Adair denied immediate plans to run for representative after his name appeared on the Wayne County Democrat candidate list. He faulted a friend for the placement and questioned who would fund an eight dollar announcement, while noting the race's heightened intrigue and ongoing discussion. He did not confirm a decision when pressed.
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John S. Adair
Adar
Wayne County Democrat
Mr. Adair
Adair
Baum Seeks Liberty in Habeas Corpus Hearing
Edward Baum of Creston seeks release as habeas corpus proceedings open before Judge Hasen this evening. Baum was previously jailed for contempt after a liquor-law violation sentence was suspended on a promise to quit the business. His attorney vonn C Marr argues Baum had no chance to prove he kept the promise and was deprived of liberty.
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Hasen
Edward Baum
Creston
Vonn C. Marr
Baum
Morr
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Gal suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He tried many remedies before using Chamberlains Pain Balm which gave immediate relief and soon cured him. He notes the balm has not returned and urges others to try it. It is sold by all druggists.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Gal
Chamberlain
Taft Commended In Wattmann Report To Bishops
Washington May 2 portion of Father J Wattmann chaplain to the Twenty ninth United States infantry to the Catholic bishops assembly reports on the church in the Philippines praising Governor Taft and the Philippine commission for honesty and impartiality. It notes the Aglipay heresy and argues an American bishop in Manila would have closed the breach quickly. It lauds Governor Taft and Commission members for sincerity and knowledge of canon law, while criticizing the friars and noting widespread anti friar sentiment. The report highlights labor remarks by Bishop Spalding in Peoria and notes Cardinal Rampolla receiving Van Antwerp and Bodwell for Roosevelt Jubilee gifts. Public debt shows a April 30 1903 total of 938,935,418 a decrease of 668,500 from April 1.
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Washington
J. Wattmann
Twenty-ninth United States Infantry
Catholic Bishops’ Assembly
Philippines
Father Wattmann
War Department
Taft
Phiippine Commission
Aglipay
Mgr
Guidi
Manila
Curereste
United States
Manilla
Mgr. Guid
Teereee
Aglony
Cebu
Wright
Wrightzis
Smith
Anothier
Archipelago
Ferguson
Commission
Crippling Weather Impacts Forests and Crops Across States
Heavy rains halted forest fires in Pennsylvania after extensive damage while frosts in Indiana crippled fruit trees and harmed vegetation. Two U.S. soldiers John Gagzan and Edward Edwards, were injured when struck by a trolley in Columbus, and a fast train derailed to avert a disaster at Coles in 1751.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
John_Gagzan
Edward Edwards
United States
Columbus
Sarde
Coles
Filipino leader General Rius captured at Manilla
A late wire reports General Rius, Philippine leader, was captured today. Roosevelt’s party reportedly visited the area as a general holiday was proclaimed. The dispatch notes movements toward Topeka and Columbus amid rail incidents.
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Manilla
Rius
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Topeka
National Prohibition Convention to Convene in Wooster
Wooster hosts a national Prohibition convention and oratorical contest May 29 and 22. Notable speakers include D. Leigh Colvin and Oliver W. Stewart with a $100 prize. Events span executive meetings, public sessions, and a series of 80 minute program segments at Taylor auditorium and Wooster University.
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Wooster
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
H. Dickason
University of Wooster
D. Leigh Colvin
Oliver W. Stewart
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Frilay
Taylor Auditorium
Logan
Roberts
Lincoln
Ned
Harry
Warder
National
Herbert C. Shattuck
Cornell University
Ithaca
Platte T Amstutz
Genergl
Heart Cure Endorsed by S. E. Atkinson and Lewiserson Kuhn
S. E. Atkinson of Nebraska reports fifteen years of heart trouble with severe spells including headaches and temporary blindness, claiming complete cure after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. Lewiserson Kuhn of G.D. All Its buy shares that six bottles relieved chest soreness and oppressive sensations, calling the cure permanent. Dr Miles Medical Co. offers free Nervous and Heart Diseases book.
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Miles
Mils
Ladvise O
Myles
S. E. v. Atkinson
Nebraska
Sioux Cry
Dr. Miles
Jan
Lewiserson Kuhn
G. D
Dr. AM
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Last Travelers' Club Meeting Closes Year at Mrs Warren Home
The Travelers' Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. N Warren's house with Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Sigbolt as hostesses. Quotations from eminent women were shared, a paper on Public Institutions of Charity and Erection was read by Mrs. Saybult, and topics included Prominent Women of Today with mentions of Helen Gould and Ida Mary Hunt. Two musical numbers accompanied the gathering as officers were elected: President Mrs. Ross Frick, first vice president Mrs. R. N Warren, second vice president Mrs. Sarah R. Frick, recording secretary Mrs. John F Keefer, corresponding secretary Mrs. W A Rentson, and program committee Mrs. Shepherd, H. Clark, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs Asowry. The club plans next year to focus on American Literature and Mexico.
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Travelers’ Club
N Warren
Warren
Sigbolt
Saybult
Helen Gould
Beatson
Mary H. Hunt
Kellar
Jnngg Ward Howe
Shepherd
Ross Frick
R. N Warren
Sarah R. Frick
John F Keefer
Mexico
Beiruts New Mathematic Professor Named
Clarence Schwenke aged 22, Wooster University student, selected as mathematics professor for the American Missionary College at Beirut Palestine. He departs for Palestine in June and assumes the position in July joining the mission effort along the Syrian coast and Holy Land.
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Clarence Schwenke
Wooster University
American Missionary College
Beirut
Palestine
Mediterranean Sea
Holy Land
Ediates
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims scientific backing and wide testing in hospitals and poor communities, offering a free sample bottle and a book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. Regular sizes are sold by druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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