Naval Battle in Panama Harbor Opens Fire
A naval engagement begins at six this morning in Panama Bay involving the Darien and Galtan. Government ships and chartered steamers contest a landing near Banc, amid reports of a governor killed and ongoing fighting as insurgents attack the Lautaro. the U S Philadelphia reports an insurgent vessel set ablaze and sinking.
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Colon
Colombia
Tin
Vic Galveston
Panama
Darien
Galtan
Banc Hie
Luutiro
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Chivttom
Panama Canal Company
Boyaca
Gen. Alban
Washington
US Navy
Meade
Philadelphia
Lautaro
Notorious safe blower escapes from Jefferson county jail
Frank Duncan a death sentence inmate escapes with three others from the Jefferson county jail in Birmingham by sawing through a gate lock. Authorities across the region search for Duncan who is linked to a Kirkley murder case and once lived in Chhelmall with his wife. Also named are George Bullard Dye and Jet Van Horn, each facing murder and highway robbery charges respectively.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Duncan
Jefferson County
Grrison
Duncan
Frank Miller
Kirwinghan
Vor Heeman Kirkley
Soto Bowers
Chhelmall
George Bullard
Palkoad
Bessomer
Dye
Nashville
Grind Taveeny
Jet van Horn
Masley
Re-elected trustees named in pension fund election
The Board of Elections counted last week’s vote for Mollvouen’s Pension fund trustees. Officers McConnell Mahoney and George Wilsmy were chosen to succeed themselves. The fund totals $13,400 with two beneficiaries, Officer Charles and Detective Ed Dun.
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Mollvouen
Board of Elections
McConnell, Mahoney
George Wilsmy
Charles Thehind
Dun
Chicago Coal Pioneer Michales A Reno Dies at 84
Chicago mourns Michales A Reno once the citys first retail coal dealer and Homesxue trade supplier with a one horse wagon at start He moved to Chicago in 1848 growing with the city and later helped organize a Jewling arm He served as police commissioner in 1872 until office was abolished by the city charter.
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Chicago
Hany
Michales A. Reno
Jewling Arms
Reno Leche
Ohio State Candidate for Vet Medicine to Write Thesis
Theodore C. Johnson of Akron seeks the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree this spring and will study a contribution to the study of neural diseases.
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Ohio State University
Theodore C. Johnson
Akron
No Wife No Job at Deseret News Edict
Deseret News in Salt Lake City enforces a marriage deadline for male staff. Unmarried men by June 30 must resign, affecting about twenty-five of the 100 employees. Church leaders aim to encourage early marriage as a core tenet of LDS doctrine.
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Deseret News
Joseph F. Smith
Ohio Legislature Opens With Planned Bills and Railroad Tax Reform
Special correspondence from Columbus reports the Ohio Legislature will convene at 4 50 pm with a busy week ahead. About 300 bills are expected, many from Cuyahoga County focusing on tax and rail matters. A proposed tax plan creates a board including the Railroad Commissioner the Governor the Attorney General and the State Auditor to set valuations and apportion them to counties.
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Columbus
Jat
Ohio
House
Ilto
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Johnson
Auditor of State
Nash
Carrie’s Toe Incident at Topeka Sparks Alarm
In Topeka on June 20 Mrs. Carrie Na Hon wielded a large hatchet given by an eastern manufacturer and accidentally severed the right toe with the keen edge of the instrument. The mishap occurred during a display and prompted medical attention.
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Topeka
Carrie Na. Hon
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Warmup for Northern Ohio
Increasing cloudiness brings milder air tonight with temperatures rising. Expect a warmer Tuesday with mixed precipitation as snow on rain, chiefly across northern Ohio, affecting travel and visibility.
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Turkday
Ohio
Clerk May Tell of Fire In a Store
Special Correspondence from Columbus reports Deputy Hart of Akron’s Fifth district will furnish a naval report on fires investigated. Four convictions and seven indictments are listed, with several arson cases in Akron Canton Youngstown and Mayesville. A clerk plans to testify against his employer in a store fire alleged for insurance money.
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Columbus
Sb. Hollen
Check
H. W. Hart
Akron
Fifth
Marshal Hollenboch
Hart
Summit
Stark
Columbiang
Tuscarawas
Jefferson
Richland
Mahoning
Carroll
Belmont
Harrison
Ashland
Guernsey
Wayne
Canton
Youngstown
Mayesville
Leon
Ite
White Cap Notice Pinned to Dickerson Door
A white cap note pinned to Wi Dickerson's door at Sir Bowery street Friday night warned him to move within a week or face tar and feathering. Dickerson, a laborer, had limited time in the current home, and neighbors recall prior tensions. Police are investigating the incident and whether the note reflects local threats or harassment.
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Ned
Dickerson
Bowery St
Trentie
Corbin
Dilek
Orson
Meeting Postponed for Mhio Dancing Group
A Mhio dancing meeting scheduled for Akron yesterday was postponed to February at Lyentioth Central Hall. The gathering will review last year’s work and plan for the coming year.
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Akron
Lyentioth
Passion Play at Mr O Neil Gowature
A Passion Play titled The Other America Vaxsion May drew large crowds at Mr O Neil Gowature. The exhibition continues all week with daily performances at 10:30 a.m and 1:30 p.m. and a 4:30 p.m. show scheduled, inviting strong attendance.
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America
Mr. O' Neil
Gowature
Revival meetings expand at Grace M E church and homes
Revival meetings at Grace M E church continue each evening this week, with additional prayer meetings at homes across the city. On Wednesday, Mrs Elton hosts while Thursday and Friday hosts include Mrs Siddell and others on local streets.
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Grace M. E. Church
Lernood
Tiere
Mire
Warner
Champlain St
Elton
Praiike
Buel Fel Ave
Pension Bill Aims Five Thousand Year Pay for McKinley Widow
Washington January 20 Senate committee on pensions approved a favorable report on a bill to grant Mrs. Ida McKinley widow of President McKinley a pension of five thousand dollars annually. The measure comes as a formal recognition of her late husband’s service.
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Washington
Senate
Hinuil
Mra du S McKinley
Mckinley
Fire Damages Court House. Officials Voice Need for New Building
Smoke and flames from sweepings ignited in the northeast hall of the Court House causing $400 damage. The blaze climbed to the second floor damaging the attorneys room and wallpaper while the building filled with smoke. Judge Anderson warned the building could have burned beyond control if discovered later. Janitor Shepard suspects mice nibbling matches amid swept debris started the fire. other theories persist.
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Vite
Doxt
Forest Kelly
Court House
Anderson
Andre Anderson
Shepard
Manager's Aboard Mourns Loss of Mrs Hart
Mr Chu Curie general manager of the No 0 Co has gone to Main ity ton Canada to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Hart Carrie who died suddenly last Saturday at age 89. Local attendance at company meeting expressed deep grief over his loss.
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Chu
Curie
Anager
No 0
Combine Of Two Local Belt Line Railroads Is Planned
A long rumored plan aims to merge the Barberton Belt with the Barberton, Akron & Eastern, creating a unified system in the Barberton area. The project would connect Barberton to Akron via multiple lines, boosting manufacturing and industrial links. Details include anticipated connections at South Akron, near Mogndare, and with regional rail arteries, with right of way secured and construction near start.
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Barberton Belt Line
Barberton, Akron & Eastern
Rill Way
Barberton
Akrondé Baxter Tallway Co
C. G
Barber
Tx W
Compianion
Akron & Eastern
Tullen
Hills
Wrding
Trvcarawas
Birberton
Mae
Northern
Olio Railroad
Hite
Cheveland, Barberton & Western
Posit
Wil Elty
Barberton, Akwon & Eastern
Akron
Gy Ty & Vin
Whesling & Rake
Uie Granite Ulay Co
Mogndare
Miron
Murch
Serior
Barberta
Barberton Amnufactur
Coast Artillery Service Draws Enlistees in Barberton
Sergeant Donahue reports a steady flow of coast artillery enlists at the Barberton recruiting station. Perry Walters, 24, of Barberton formerly with Porto Rico service, and Lynn Lengle, 22, of Barberton, enlist as coast artillery. Recruits receive higher pay after gunnery school, study opportunities, and potential transfer to infantry.
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Donahue
Perry Walters
Clacksmith
Barberton
Porto Rico
Ohio Volunteers
Lynn D. Lengle
Cooper
Coast Artillery
Donaline
Coast Artillery Service
Army
Leutenant
Akron to push coal at cost bill protection plan
A city council committee met at the Bu echtel hotel to prepare a bill for the legislature to shield Akron’s interests from canal promoters after its abandonment. Receipts from Sunday’s Grand Opera House charity concert totaled 49.10 and were handed to Poor Director Kendall. Brewster Coal Co offered to donate a car of coal at actual cost to aid canine relief, a savings welcomed by concert promoters.
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Akron
Brewster Co
Buechtel Hotel
Grand Opera House
solntNe
Kendall
Brewster Coal Co
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Gudger
Pasania
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Liberty
Carrie
Bowery St. Man
Mrs. McKinley
Currie
Canada
Arthur Paget
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