Edward May Die Coronation Put Off
The King underwent a severe surgical operation for perityphlitis. His condition was grave but recovery hoped. Bulletin from London June 24 reports operation successful. coronation postponed due to illness. Foreign dignitaries notified. crowds halted as news spread. Officials pledge to reschedule when safe. London continues vigil.
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Huly
London
Whitelaweld
Unite
Buckingham Police
Tity Wook
Huoktuigbum
Enor
Pharge
Holveton
Mickingham
Carlton
Cecll
Myer
Lone Hon
John
Buckingham Patie
Fay
Irtesin
Cyrne Madson
Rly
Supreme court voids county fee system in Ohio
The Supreme Court ruled most county officials fees unconstitutional under state law. Auditors and other officers must revert to fixed salaries with uncollected fees handled by the county. The decision, linked to Auditor Yates of Tallmadge, impacts salaries for Auditors in several counties. A note adds details on the free concert by the Mighty Regiment band at Viton Dark next Saturday.
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O. Jane
Mesnit
Guibert
Yates
Tokaway
Saary
Meelston Hwa
Taulten
Cuyahoga
Fang
Rathey
Mighth Regiment
Viton
Epworth League Convention At Grace Church
In Grace Church Akron district hosts an Epworth League convention with about 120 delegates. The program featured Dr. M Mollet of Ravenna on Christian Citizenship and Dr. Pratt of the First M E Church on reading's influence. Rev W J Dawson offered Bible study guidance as delegates were entertained with meals. The event closes with a final address by Dawson and notes on attendees awaiting the Edwent VTL examination and local jail incidents.
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We J. Dawson
TD. D
Lorain
Toent Teague
J Ww
Haonen Miss Jane Toppan Confesses to 31 Murders
A garbled report claims Miss Jane Toppan admitted killing 31 patients at a Boston hospital. The text is unreadable in parts but mentions Mary D. Gibbs confessing to murdering as well, stating a higher total of victims.
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Haonen
Jane Toppan
Poisoner Toppan Confesses to Multiple Murders
June 24 Barnstable Mass A nurse named Mrs. Toppan faces charges for poisoning Mrs. Gibbs of Catlinet Mass. A Boston doctor notes possible insanity. Attorney General Parker and Dr. Stedman examined Toppan who reportedly confessed to seven murders and remains suspected in others. The trial looms as details emerge about motive and state evidence.
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Mase
Toppan
Mary 1
Gibbs
Catluiniet
Taunton
Toppin
Dane Toppan
Mise Toppan
Dnnederie
George Steduiana
Boston
Norfolk County
Stadiat
Parker
Hhin
Nascoppan
Bredity
Diryeral Harker
Stedineny
Strange Male Intruder Alarmed Hays Home 1807
At about 1 30 in the morning an unfamiliar man entered the room at Hays home. Hays confronted the intruder who fled, taking a visible ring valued at 810. Local search for the suspect follows.
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Hays
Hater
Real Estate Board Controversy Over City Site
A local board debates real estate deals amid conflict with city officials. Citizens press to clear the Main and Bepe corner site, while proponents push investments and a municipal purchase. The discussion centers on funding, timing, and public ownership.
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Dito Kintoe
Atoel Rombing
Renes Maen Iil
Ted Ap
Prise
Main
Biepe
Cleveland City Council Gunman Bribery Scandal Unfolds
In Cleveland a City Council meeting erupts as Councillor Kohl reveals he was offered 5000 for his vote on a gas franchise ordinance. Mayor Johnson declares a bribery probe and a dramatic package of cash is shown amid cheers and gasps from officials and spectators.
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Cleveland
Counsellman Koll
Orduimner
Bast Ubiotie Co
Betlarein
Emerson
Gallagher
Hawking
McClain
Reynolds
Chanmeree Committee
John den
Ashmun
Olive
Kelly
Ngarner
Johnson
Kohl
Jolnyon
Conneil
Connell Tad Kohl
Charley
Sam Sores
Ste Jenee
Koht
Kobl
Kobh
Society
Barberton Accepts Gift to Establish Public Library
At a Barberton council meeting, Mr. Barber proposed gifting a public library to the city and urged formation of a library board. Debate followed on ordinance framing and board appointments, with support to accept the books and hire a librarian. The proposed act would appoint directors for staggered terms of one to three years.
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de Connell
Barberton
Hbrirlun
Elty
McCarty
Barber
Connell Wep
White Wissons
Solletter Baker
McCarty and Miller
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