Delayed Carr Murder Trial Opens With Evidence Of Right Of Way
Slow progress marks the Carr murder case as Judge Keller allows defense to introduce evidence that Carr owned a right of way crossed by witnesses. Testimony from Mrs Christian Chamberlain Amos Steffee and others outlines property access and prior crossings while jurors and court officials proceed through Wednesday afternoon. A block purchase and probate guardianship motions also feature in the day’s proceedings as cases unfold in common pleas and circuit courts.
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Gideon
Underwood
Charles Billow
PB. Bolick
William Aker
George Thompson
Ly. H. Case
Howe
Ble
Court House
Chinese Minister Receives Message From Tang Aide in Washington
A Chinese minister in Washington receives a renewal note from Tang via a courier dated June 19. The message claims all foreign ministers were wives and preparing to leave the city. A Chefo dispute notes large foreign arrivals and 180 missionary arrivals from the North. Governor reports tightened controls near Nan King.
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Hin
Shing Pome
Chefo
The Satietnotion to It. Ricks-You realy dont mean thet
Chicago Record reports a satirical note on health reports and public perception. Baldwin deflects praise for hot weather, while Wicke counters that heat offers a chance to find fault, reflecting newspaper chatter and misquoted dialogue.
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Ricks
Baldwin
Boston Transenint
Old Sols Reports Fearful East Market Street Curve
Passengers on East Market street tarmine wonder why the street car tracks curve sharply near Arcist. Officials explain the bend is due to recent paving and dirt removal exposing seven inch rails. A sudden noise spooks workers and one horse jumps as the curve forms, delaying traffic.
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Choy
National Prohibition Party Meets in Chicago for Nomination
The Chicago gathering opens at 10 o clock as Samuel Dickie of Michigan delivers a speech outlining party principles. Dilek delivers credentials and names temporary chairman. Woolley and Johnston of Maine nominated as presidential candidates with Swallow of Pennsylvania among supporters. No vice presidential nominee named. Whether Wholley’s strength implies a western pick remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Bilas G Swallow
Pennsslvania
Xinee
Surprise at Celebrated Race in London
A muddled account describes the Northumberland Plate race at a new summer meeting. Mrs. My bortyin' won with AL Miller's entry, Ten Chare second, and Anione third. Eight horses ran and betting favored Chamberlainy over Inne ern and Amer.
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London
Mybortyin
AL Miller
Newton
Amer
Clerks Union Elects New Officers At Regualr Meeting
The Remil Clerks union held its regular meeting last night with large attendance. Six new members were elected and officers for the next six months were chosen including Charles Koch as president and treasurer, August Yenck as second vice president, I Borg as corresponding secretary, Chile Helbling as financial secretary, Jaco Koptin as welder, W Young as guardian, M Swarts as calde, and Charles Koch, W Young and Ms iwaris as gobern committee.
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Uae
August Yenck
I. Borg
Chile
Helbling
Jaco Koptin
W. Young
Guardian
Fines Imposed on Cleveland Players After Sunday Game
Al Hecht and Willy Fischer of Cleveland were arraigned in Justice Boltman’s court on a charge of playing baseball Sunday at Summit Lake Park. Rev. B G Caywood testified they participated in the game. Fisher’s fine and costs totaled 40 dollars. Hecht’s were 5 dollars with costs. Further penalties expected.
Very Faint Town Burgher Appeals Amid Odd Confession
A frail 80 year old Burgher applied for a night’s lodging after a slow plea, was remanded on a charge of burglary but the case was dismissed. The man claimed a drink habit and hinted at memories from Cleveland, describing a mislaid book and a past as a “Mistion” of the porte.
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Burgher
Cleveland
Wehdot
Nile
Contempt of Court Involves Heavy Baker Creditor Action
A creditor of Heavy Baker pursues contempt of court alleging noncompliance with a court order. Details on the action and court jurisdiction are not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Heavy Baker
Chicago composer honored in Akron court contempt case
A Chicago composer Mr Bu cenw Sutterlute dedicated to My das Winelaker a new piece titled Elot jinet Manse faced a court contempt dispute. Justice Helbling ordered Baker’s employer Win. Pettit to withhold wages until creditor claims were settled, alleging Pettit defied the court by failing to obey the order. A warrant was issued for Pettit’s arrest as he defied the mandate and remained in contempt. The tumult involved local figures and orchestral names tied to Chicago bands and a noted court action.
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Bucenw Sutterlute
Chicago
Winelaker
Flenhialie
Justice Helbling
Mir W. Patinnr
Banda
Belliing
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Comfort for Shoes
Try Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into shoes for swollen nerves tired feet and tight footwear. Claims relief and easy walking with comfort, sold by druggists with a free trim package offer, LeRoy New York address provided.
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Uy Allen
BK Olpated
LeRoy
N.Y
Social Notes Reflect Families Visiting and Local Events
Personal and social items list Jounhon from Sohanton and Jennie Powell of Cterewnd, with relatives visiting in Sun cheater and Toledo. Anecdotes note weddings, farewells, church activities, park work, and entertainments at local venues plus a farewell for Charles Welle in Cleveland and a marriage in Cleveland with plans for Duluth and return to Cleveland.
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Jouhon
Rhonms
Sohanton
Jennie Powel
Jonny
Matt
Paris
Brien White
Mink
Eiliel White
Hudson
William J. O'Brien
Gloveland
Pugsday
Daine
Cleveland
Lnmer
Mrs. O'Belen
Duluth
Minn
Cleveband
Last Links and Pioneer Meeting Announced at Silver Tike
The Sunday arhoot of the First Dis ciple drives Will ptrenie at Brady's lake Friday. Arrangements are being perfected for the annual meeting of the Portage and Summit county Pioneer Association at Silver Tike on Phurs day, Aug. 2 ev. Lathrop Cooley of Medion will be principal ora cof the di Addresses by prom inent men of two counties. A fart policy promotes kidney health with Voleyps Kidney Cure.
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Brady's Lake
Portage and Summit County
Marriage Licenses Of Local Residents Listed
Public records show marriages pending for residents including Charles Portseh and A Kyon A. Hrunt. The notices list occupations such as machinist riveter and farmer, with details of household locations and dates reflecting the formal license process.
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Eetwily Bs
Little
Iroom
Mmornmaia
Chelly Deglestow A
Cere
Charles Portseh
Akyon A
Hrunt
Miroiri
Smit
Ais Choom
I Saw a Ghost in the Printing Office Rookery
A narrator recounts a frightful incident in a New Orleans Times Democrat piece about a late night proof reading in a rambling print shop. In darkness he encounters a sleeping drunk behind a pile of papers, proving a ghostly fright and the memory it left.
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Jon Mist
Cao
Wimple Wuffers
Fim
Religious Weekly
Theo
New Orleans
Times Demicrat
Weather Prophet Samuel Clough Predicts Cold Jan Weather
Samuel Clough edits The New Fogt and Almanac at the century’s start, claiming with skewed spelling that January 15 to 23 will bring very cold weather if frost or wind affects fences. He also hints at wet conditions later and makes odd notes about July forecasts and a fence shop.
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Samuel Clough
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