Tragedy at Relrick's Glen Aids Escape From Marriage
Elmira New York April 18 Spl At Relrick's Glen near here Fred Wischer guard at the Bintra reformatory and his sweetheart Aunt Linberg were found dead side by side. Fischner shot the girl then killed himself. A letter on Fischner spoke of joint death and a plan to be buried in Rochester.
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Elmira
N. Y
Relrick’s Glen
Here
Fred Wischer
Bintra Reformatory
Linberg
Flechner
Fischer
Fischner
New York State Reformatory
Rochester
Fred
Fmck
Anna
Shamokin
Natitle
Janes Eaton
Head on collision kills brakeman in Cleveland yard crash
A northbound freight and a work train collided in W L B yards behind the Woolson Mills on Broadway Street. Brakeman William Thies of Cleveland died. engineer Barry Winzenbrech of Canton was badly injured and may die. Fireman J O Horman of Canton and another worker were hurt. many others shaken. Wreck caused by order mix up. track blocked for hundreds of feet.
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Cleveland
Broadway St
Wm. Thies
Bfarry Winzenbrech
Canton
J. O. Horman
Largest Mortgage on Chicago Newspaper Records
The Chicago Herald Co. owners of the Record-Herald filed the largest mortgage on a newspaper yesterday with the County Recorder. The loan for 8 600 000 is in favor of Verlin da Trust Savings Bank and secures 8 400 000 in bearing bonds issued by the Herald Co. The mortgage covers the leasehold and building, all machinery and fixtures, rents and profits, the Record Herald newspaper, business good will subscriptions and the News Association franchises.
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Chicago
County Recorder
H. E. Kohisuat
Chicago Herald Co
Record-Herald
Uerlinda Trust & Savings Bank
Herald Co
Instrumene
Record Herald
News Association
Two Men Return to Work at Woot Plant in McKeesport
Two men returned to work at 7 o'clock at the W. D. Woot plant of the American Sheet Steel Co in McKeesport to avert a strike. Strikers gathered at the mill entrance but disorder was avoided under police presence and labor leaders urged calm awaiting pay day April 27.
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Mckeesport
W. D. Woot
American Sheet Steel Co
Doulde
Amalgamated
Two Camden Women Attempt Suicide Over Grief and Alcohol
In Camden New Jersey on April 18 two women discussed their woes and resolved to die together. Mrs Mary Maginnis took morphine just after midnight but survived after a doctor was summoned. Mrs Margaret Baird also took em obtain? em (em- but text shows em bolic acid) and was hospitalized with poor prospects for recovery.
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Camden
N. J
Iquor
Mary Maginnis
Margaret Baird
Crew of Meek suffer heavy damage in violent storm
Honolulu scribe reports a fierce gale aboard the Meek where four crew members were hurt as boilers broke free and the vessel listed, with decks and rails spranged amid the heavy seas. Lifelines and fittings were torn loose as the ship pitched and rolled.
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G. Allen
Honolulu
Ce Sett
During
Etuilis
Sieber Denies Campaigning Says Primary Election Out of Question
Hon Geo W Sieber objects to campaign talk and rejects a primary for selecting senatorial delegates. Clint W Kline agrees on a uniform plan by county conventions, calling a primary impracticable and noting costs around 2300 dollars. Both cite Gurfield corrupt practices law as a concern.
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Geo. W. Sieber
Ouy
Sleber
Siebar Galds
St Pauls Chapter of Brotherhood Meets at Church
St Pauls Chapter of the Brotherhood of St Andrew met at St Pauls Church on Wednesday evening. Mr Jonathan Taylor read selections from Browning and Kipling and a special music program was directed by Prof Alexander Barr.
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St. Paul's
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Paul's Charch
Jonathan Taylor
Browning
Kipling
Alexander Barr
Ear Bitten Off in Cable Car Assault
Chicago April 1 8 The Halsted St cable car conductor McGonaghie was attacked by a stranger who demanded a transfer. When refused the passenger bit off the conductor’s ear and the assailant fled as police search for him.
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Chicago
Drowned Three Olcott Men After Sailboat Upset
In Lake Ontario near Olcott New York, three young men Frank Alton age 22 William Thompson age 22 and Benjamin Len Brook age 18 drowned when their small sailboat capsized in a brisk wind. They were fishing for sturgeon when the boat overturned about one mile from shore and cries for help were heard from a nearby hut but rescue arrived too late.
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Rochester
N. Y
Olcott
Lake Ontario
Olcot
Frank Alton
William Thompson
Kenjamin Len Broock
Judge rules in favor of Salt Company in $25000 injury suit
Attorney EB F. Voria returned from Medion county where he defended Mr. Derhimmer in a $25,000 damage suit against the Obio Salt Company. Derhimmer was injured by a falling scaffold at the plant. the court found negligence not proven and the verdict favored the defendant. The case was heard in Judge Haydlen's court. Derhimmer, of Wordeworth, remains crippled for life according to his statement.
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EB. F. Voria
Medion County
Bis
Derhamner
Obio Salt Company
Derhimmer
Salt Company
Haydlen
Derhammer
Wordeworth
Stolen horse found in Cleveland. thief unknown
Mr. T. F. Thompson reported a horse and bogey stolen from North Main Street Tuesday night. They were found in Cleveland Wednesday afternoon by local police, who had been notified. Thompson bought the officers cigars and pursued his property, with no trace of the thief yet.
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T. F. Thompson
North Mainst
Cleveland
Mr. Thompson
Fire wipes out Rochester plant and 50 freight cars
The New York Central car works at Rochester was destroyed by a midnight fire. Seven buildings were ruined and about 50 freight cars on sidings were also incinerated. Loss estimated at 800000 dollars.
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New York Central Car Works
Rochester
N. Y
Akron Motor Vehicle Co seeks plant move to Niles
Mr. F. E. Smith of the Akron Motor Vehicle Co met the Niles Board of Trade on Wednesday as it pursues relocating the plant from Akron to Niles. The company named terms for the transfer and the board aims to raise funds to make the deal possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Smith
Akron Motor Vehicle Co
Niles
Board of Trade
Niles Board
Fundy
South African Republic general to appeal U.S. shipment ruling
General Samuel Pearson arrives to appeal in federal court over the shipment of horses to the Transvaal. The appeal will be sent to President McKinley. Fearion's wife and seven children are prisoners of war at Bar Devton in the western district of the Hoeputilic.
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Hirt Worth
Samuel Pearson
South African Republic
Ransvaal Powrann
Presilene MckKinley
Flay
Fearion
Bar Devton
Vaistern
Murdered by Unknown Man Near Canton
Andrew Miller, a wealthy bachelor and farmer, was attacked early this morning by an unknown masked assailant. Miller was shot three times and chased by the assailant until exhausted. Bloodhounds are tracking the suspect. Miller is in serious condition.
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Miller
Hove
Populists and Republicans clash over mayor's clerk race
Mr Dennis M Collins denies being a mayor's clerk candidate as Populists gain support and Familia Judge Anderson appears eager to help them. He accuses Republican loyalists who defected to the Populists of seeking a return to the old party, claiming Judge Anderson fosters the shift.
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Dennis M. Collins
Lam
Colling
Fire sweeps Mayville business district
Fire destroyed the jail church theater and several business blocks in Mayville causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Panic spread among prisoners as guards tried to remove introns to safety. The blaze also affected surrounding areas and prompted searches for the cause and extent.
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Mayville
N. C
Sudden Death of Gen Andrew Anderson at Soldiers' Home
General Andrew Anderson, a Civil War veteran and commander at the Soldiers' Home, collapsed and died this morning from heart disease. The report notes his age and honors, while a separate account promotes a renowned theatrical reproduction by a village in Oberammergau, including Prof Merrie and a lecture with panoramic views. The piece invites public attendance to see and hear the village play and its renewed performance.
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Sandusky
Andrew Anderson
Limeell
Floods Flood New Orleans City After Heaviest Rainstorm
New Orleans was inundated by the heaviest rainfall in over a year. By 11 pm the city streets were one to two feet underwater and hundreds sought shelter at theater entrances and along Canal Street as waters subsided after midnight.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Valuable shell collection donated to Buchtel College
A collection of freshwater shells from Summit county and many fox shells from a cottage were presented to Buchtel College by Miss Grave Watkins of North Hu.
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Buehtel College
Summit County
Buehtel, College
Akron District M D Conference Epworth Leauge Cabinet Meet
The Akron district group met in Kant and decided to hold the district meeting in Rgyenw on June 25 and 26.
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Akron
M. D
Epworth League
Kant
Rgyenw
Hobson Reports For Duty In Washington April 1
Captain R P Hobson, hero of the Mer ships, reported to Admiral Bowie for special duty in the bureau of construction and repair. He is nearly recovered from his recent illness and will make this his home while on duty.
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Washington
R. P. Hobson
Admiral Bowie
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Hobson
Ness
Reformers Attend Mountain Anniversary Celebrations
Twenty five members of Superior Fountain True Reformers traveled to Wadsworth Wednesday evening to take part in the Mountain of that pltoy Tavt Pion's orchestra accompanying the party.
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Superior Fountain
Reformers
Wadsworth
Pltoy Tavt Pion
War Rumor Reports Threat to Millcreek Valley Rail Line
A partial report claims Millcreek Valley Migatrle Street Railroad Co won a permit to enter Mainiltou amid a rumored conflict between the Southern Ohio Pravtion Gay and an opposing faction. Details are sparse and unconfirmed.
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Millcreek
Palace Fire Endangers Count Von Waldersee in Peking
A Chinese capital fire consumed the Imperial palace housing Med Marshal Count Von Waldersee and his Moscow troops chief of staff Major General Schwartzkopf. The blaze started in Major Laurenstein’s residence and spread to the asbestos house he had brought from Germany. Waldersee escaped through a window. Schwartzkopf is believed dead after reentering the burning building. Arson is suspected with unknown casualties.
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Rerup
Peking
Imperial
Count von Waldersee
China
Laurenstein
Alent
Germany
Schwartzkopf
Stad
New Plants Hint at Industry Boom Near Kepler Farm
Mr. C. C. Barber told a Democrat reporter that a railroad switch to the Kepler farm would spur several new industries. He noted it is not definite whether the Burlington Malted Food plant will move to Barberton, a decision due soon.
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C. C. Barber
The
Democrat
Kepler Farm
Burlington
Barberton
Entertainment win at South Hod club house event
Pupils of Miss Mary A Chamas earned an entertainment win at the South Hod Athletic club house Wednesday evening. The program consisted of vocal and instrumental selections with Mr Londicks performing bass solos. A large crowd was present.
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South Hod Athletic Club
Mary A.chamas
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