Rogers Murder Trial Features Rosamond Rogers Appearance
Cleveland February 19 The Rogers murder trial featured Rosamond Rogers wife of Verne Rogers testifying after a long absence The couple faced with no exchange of words Rogers declined to speak as the cross examination proceeded The court debated admissibility of letters believed written by Rogers to his wife revealing a troubled marriage and hints about a child The testimony focused on Rogers and the dead girl Margaret Hallen with theater of emotion minimal from the accused as letters were read and witnesses described intoxication and divorce remarks
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Cleveland
Rogers
Verne Rogers
Rosemand Rogers
Smithville
Ohio
Hisbani
Margaret Hallen
Logers
Agin
Keeler
Babcock
Hoover
Lakeside Hospital
Patel
Bolthville
Rosamond Rogers
Con
Boyd
Hoe
Lie
Lis
Buottom
Balwork
Tou
Tam
Margaret
Miss Hullenrote
Snyders
Akron
Madge
Eannette Hallen
Jeannette
Forest City
Mrs Chisnell Praises New Immigration Post in New Brunswick
Mrs. I. A. Chisnell, appointed matron in the Immigration Bureau at New Brunswick, writes Mr and Mrs. H. G. Gettin of her satisfaction with the position and colleagues. She shares moving anecdotes from emigrants, including a man and family seeking America and a fund paid in Confederate notes. Many young emigrants return home, risking public charge.
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I. A. Chisnell
Cling. Tick
Immigration Bureau
New Branswick
H.G. Gettin
Brown
America
New Brunswick
London
Miss Stone Still Not Released Despite Paris Report
Warhinston February 19. State department advices dispute Paris publication claiming she is not at liberty. US diplomatic reports say she may be released soon but brigands demand time to ensure their own safety.
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Warhinston
State Department
Miss Stone
Paris
United States
Broken Tug Causes Near Miss At City Track
Drayman Sawuel Ewarts of Coburn Street narrowly escaped serious injury when a B and QO train engine struck his wagon at Miller Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. The wagon was damaged and the incident halted traffic as the engine, though tagged, did not stop. Local witnesses described a near catastrophic collision with the tug broken and the ute damaged.
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Miller Ave
Opening prices set for Colonial theater debut
The Colonial theater opens March 3 and 4 with ticket prices likely two dollars one dollar and seventy five cents. Florodora’s success in Cleveland is cited as a reference for appealing opening rates. Advance seat sale starts at 9 am on Job 28.
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Crite
Cleveland
USA
Ane Hew
City adopts strict phone ban in fire stations
City Commissioners ordered Fire Chief Mertz to post signs in all five stations prohibiting public phone use except during fires accidents sickness deaths or doctor calls. The move follows a committee report on public interference and chatter with station phones. Critics warn it may hinder emergency communications while supporters say it preserves station operations.
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Mertz
McMillen
Messrs. Wilson
McFarland
Fire damages clothing store on Howard street
A clothing store at 119 South Howard Street owned by Louis Bullinger was damaged by fire on a Tuesday in May. The blaze spread before Fire Department units Nos 1 3 5 and 6 arrived, extinguishing the fire after stock loss and water damage. Building damage totaled 84,000 with most loss caused by heat and water.
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Pain
Tuea
Louis Bullinger
South Howard St
Ankanwe
Wreck of freight train near Columbus kills engineer
A freight train on the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Railway wrecked at Shepards, a Columbus suburb, after a Wake up at daybreak. One man, engineer William Smith, was killed and five others injured including fireman Frank Winteringer and brakeman Henry Tipton. J P Dickinson and conductor John Kincaid among the injured. Both engines and 32 gondola cars derailed and one engine blew up while the crew tried to manage a descent at speed.
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Columbus
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Shepards
Wm, Smith
Frank Winteringer
Vy & Bweel
J. P. Dickinson
Henry Tipton
John Kincaid
Beebe Divorce Case Ends In Separation At Coshocton
Judge Maxwell grants separation in the Beebe divorce case. The daughter goes to the father, the baby son to the mother for care, alimony to be settled by lawyers. Frank Beebe is a stockholder in the Pennsylvania Railroad with local investments. Ex Senator Vorbos, named among society men accused of immoral relations, claims Cuba trip without confirmation.
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Coshocton
Maxwell
Beebo
Frank Beebe
Vorbos
Dauntless Gas Stove plant destroyed by fire
Fire destroyed the Dauntless Gas Stove plant in Massillon Monday night. Investigators say the blaze was fueled by embers from nearby loavies, but the incident will not affect operations at the Dauntless Co main office.
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Dauntless
Massillon
Loavies
Dauntless Co
Cleveland Attorney Arrested on False Pretenses Charge
Cleveland attorney Clarke, described as a well known figure, was arrested today by Sheriff Tollixter in Guernsey county on a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses. He is alleged to have claimed ownership of $15,000 worth of real estate in Cleveland and used that deception to obtain $960 worth of amber from Osesilu Tones of Cambridge.
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Cleveland
Oy Web
Clarke
Cleveland to Akron elevated railway franchise hearing
Mr Gindelsperger of Cleveland and attorney Mrs L Childs appeared before County Commissioners for a hearing on a proposed Cleveland to Akron elevated railway franchise. Summit county terms require work to begin by July 1 1902 and finish by Jan 1 1903. The line would run from Public Square Cleveland through South Brooklyn Independence and Brecksville to Akron, about 343 miles, paralleling the Childs survey through Summit county.
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Daniel Gindelsperger
Cleveland
Gindelsperger
Akron
Horth
Summit County
Hawkins
L. Childs
Gin- Helsperger
Cuyahoga County
Summit
Public ‘Square
Brooklyn
Independence
Brecksville
West Ricfield
Hammond's Corners
Ghent
Fire destroys steamer Red Kelley and graves watchman
Fire today gutted the upper works of the steamer Red Kelley. After flames were controlled, firefighters recovered the body of watchman Le Walker buried in the hold, a grim casualty of the blaze. Also listed are local produce prices including strawberries at 70 cents a quart and tomatoes at 30 cents a pound.
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Akron Epicure
Cleveland
Web
Red Kelley
le. Walker
One Half of the Facade at Liberal Arts Building
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Liberal Arts Building at the Louisiana Purchase area near Kell In St Lowry, claiming it will be the easternmost section adjoining the United States Government Building. Reference to staff construction and estimated cost 6,500.00 appears, with notes on architectural style and exposition adherence.
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Liberal Arts Building
Liberal Art
Louisiana Purchase HA
Kell
St. Lowry
United States Government
Ste Come
Officer Duffy and Russell in Alley Fight Witness Testifies
Edward J. Kiveell described Jan 23 at Bert Eckerman’s saloon when Duffy allegedly struck him with a club and knocked him down. He said Russell and Duffy later had supper together, then argued about settling the score in an alley. Police officer names appear in dispute.
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Russell
Duffy
Wolloe
Ton John Dufy
Edward J. Kiveell
Bert Eckerman
Whett Duffy
Ome
Tiiswell
Tientenit Groenlese
Ruwnell
Marvin J. Galloway
Lenten season food scarcity hits oysters and fish hard
New York Heb 19 reports a severe shortage of seafood due to recent storms. Oysters rise ten percent in price and some fish prices jump by up to ten percent. Transportation limitations prevent marketmen from fulfilling orders as most fishing schooners at Fulton Market sit idle at the docks for lack of bait.
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New York
Pulton Market
Eggs to Chicago From California Hit High Prices
Chicago reports eggs imported from California to meet demand with prices near 3813 cents per dozen. Today saw 3,000 sales, under half of last year’s daily receipts. Dealers note 1873 prices at 00 cents per dozen cited in recent sales discussions.
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Chicago
California
Penny in the slot water fountain plan for Akron
Mrs. Alexander Adamson won city permission to install penny in the slot drinking fountains at Main and Market, Main and Exchange, and A B C waiting rooms. Tanks would be maintained by her with any water fees covering expenses. The project aims to curb beer drinking by offering pure spring water.
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Akron
Alexander Adamson
Main and
Market Sts
Main and Exchange
Adamson
Aiamson
Haylee
How United States Prisoners Will be Taken to Atlanta
Special correspondence from Columbus reports Col Alex Caine and U S Marshal V J Pogine arriving to escort 44 United States prisoners from the local penitentiary to the new Atlanta prison. The prisoners travel in a barred car chained together with guards at each end and a guard aboard. Box lunches will be served en route.
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United States
Atlanta
Columbus
Col
Alex. Caine
United States Department of Justice
V. J. Pogine
Gineingatl
United
Roosevelt memorandum closes Sampson Sedley clash
Washington February 10 President Roosevelts memorandum in the Sampson Sedley case has been completed and sent to press. It will be published Thursday night and is viewed as the final chapter in the controversy. Leaders in Congress have assured the President it will not be revived in either House or Senate. The President agrees with McKinley that Sampson was a commander at Santiago but that the boat was not in need of any signal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sehley
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Squipson-Sedley
Amd
Roosevelt Critiques Schley Over Manila Engagement Nerve
In remarks attributed to Roosevelt, Schley is praised for courage up to the engagement but faulted for losing nerve and steering the Brooklyn away from the enemy after the turning point, altering the course of the battle.
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Sampson
Schley
Mr. Roosevelt
Austrian woman seeks husband who deserted family
An Austrian woman reported to the Poor Director Kendall that her husband and tutor had abandoned the family. She urgent to have him located and compelled to support them. The family lives on North Howard, and the oldest child, about seven, is the only one who can speak English. The notice appears to request action for locating the husband.
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Oftvoor
Kendall
Tole
Joe
Tutner
Sie
Volloe
North Howard
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Sawuel Ewarts
Iy Bins
Coburn
Dal Ylang
Mr. McMillen
Sampson Was
Santiago
Pai Tonighy
Thurrday
Risag Tmarrat UE
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