Plans to Quit by April 10 in state legislature adjournment
According to Republican leaders, the seventy-fifth General Assembly plans to adjourn sine die five weeks from next Thursday on April 10. Speaker Messimon and McKinnon discussed a quick end to work, but cleaning up the calendar before April 10 was deemed impossible. Only about 75 of 576 introduced bills have passed, with major administration measures needing Senate action and possible amendments. A joint session on waterways is set for March 11, with many bills awaiting debate, including tax and municipal code measures.
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Prince Henry of Proxsia in St Louis Visit
Prince Henry arrived in St Louis for a four hour stay featuring a Union Station welcome, a mayoral address, German veterans reception and a breakfast at the St Louis Club. He then traveled to Forest Park before departing for Chicago. Mayor Wells presented a silver casket inscribed with the welcome address. Admiral Robley Evans drew notable attention. Chicago engagement set for six thirty with a packed entertainment schedule and a six hour stay tonight followed by a long open program tomorrow.
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Proxsia
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Sear
Robley Evans
Grand Mall
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St. Louie
Springfield
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Prince Henry visits Columbus amid crowds in motorcade
A large Columbus crowd gathered as Prince Henry of Prussia spoke briefly on an Ohio depot platform. The German naval officer, in dress uniform, stood for twenty minutes while troops, bands, and spectators cheered. A noted incident linked to Gravelotte surfaced as a local sharpshooter from Grove County, J W Kethel, reportedly fired in honor of the prince.
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Prince Henry
Prince Han
Geran
Gravelotte
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Sue Sur Grove
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Prieta
Boy Preacher Harry Harris Addresses Ottawa Congregation
An eight year old preacher from Ottawa Ohio spoke at United Evangelical Church Sunday evening. A sizable crowd gathered as the boy announced his address and said he will speak again tonight.
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Ottawa
United Evangelical Church
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Prominent Akron Benefactor Henry Perkins Ends Life
Warren March 3 Hon Henry Bishop Perkins a leading philanthropist killed himself in his office after years of melancholy following the death of a son. He was born in Warren in 1826 and built wealth through coal estates and securities valued up to 4 million. Surviving are wife Enga Baldwin and daughters Olive and Mary. he was active in education and public service, including a seat in the state senate and trusteeships.
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Perkins
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Wifge
Yartoun
Tira
Warren Board of Education
Western Reserve University
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Arombull
Mulontig
Renate
State Hospital
Lisane
Cleveland
Harrison
Enga C. Haldwin
Norman , Baldwin
Olive
Samuel W. Smith
Cincinnati
Mary Perkina
Javely Perkins
Ferkins
Presbyterian Church
Trumbull County
Flood Devastates Paterson Mill Area and Homes
Floods caused severe damage along the Paterson New Jersey mill district and waterfronts. Many families are homeless as foundations and roads erode. recovery efforts by a local insurance and relief company continue. Meanwhile Pittsburgh reports the great flood receding and rivers returning to normal channels.
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Retlet Company
Meritor Dally
New York
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Ohio
A B C Station Burned In Suspected Incendiary Fire
A. B. C. Station suffered a blaze Sunday night believed caused by an incendiary. Fire crews fought the flames as a depot car was damaged. Officials reported five injuries and extensive smoke damage across the site. Police described the event as a likely arson attempt with authorities investigating.
Former pastor Nash visits Universalist church in Galesburg
Rev. C Elbgood Nash, former pastor and Lombard University president, surprised Universalist congregants in Galesburg on Sunday. He joined service in the morning, preached eloquently in the evening, discussing ten years of global religious and industrial change and urging open interpretation of Bible messages.
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C. Elbgood Nae
Lombard University
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Edward G. Maven
Mr. Nash
Akron
Chicago
Akram
Hoid
Soldier fined in police court for assault at saloon
Thomas Martin a former UK regular fined $5 and costs for assaulting a bartender named Roland at Widdersheim's saloon on South Main Street Friday night. Another man, Michael Harin, pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property after throwing a brick through a front window. mayor Foyle fined him $10 and costs.
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Roland
Widdersheim
South Mainst
Martin
Michael Harnin
Foyle
Superintendent Morris Heads to Battavia for Aurora Chicago Line
Mr W S Morris mechanical engineer of Cleveland Construction Co departed Monday to Battavia Illinois to supervise the Aurora Chicago Electric railway project engineered by Cleveland Construction and to be built by Mandelbaum Syndicate connecting Higin and Agron with a number of small towns along the line.
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Battavia
Aurora
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Chicago Electric
Cleveland
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Higin
Agron Wd
Lower prices spur rush as buyers flock to buy more
The report notes prices at six cents a dozen and hints they may stay low for a while if the mercury drops further. Shoppers and sellers are busier than before, with many people buying more than in prior periods.
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Unteys
Mercury
Murder charges loom in Fayette County case drifted by grand jury
Washington HL Marvel Henry Rosa faces murder in the first degree for the death of Jithy Ralph Thompson. Mrs Cros, previously linked to the killing at the Fayette County Children's Home, was not indicted and released from jail after declining to testify. Authorities fear possible lynching as details of the alleged beating and involvement of family members emerge from the pending inquiry.
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Marvel
Henry Rosa
Fayette County
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Ralph ‘Phompson
Haralig
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Walt
Fiyette County
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Hix
Crom
Retreats at Parks End in Vandalism Probe
A report from the No.0.T. office indicates attempts by trans to enter Cogthex at Tandph and Lakeside parks with intent to deface property. Randolph park survey noted no decisive damage, while Lakeside showed attempts to access home building but no substantial harm observed.
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Lakeside Parks
Randolph Park
Lakeside
Players on the Go Four theatreal companions pass Akron Sunday
Fragmentary OCR lists several railroad car groups traveling from Mansfield to Erie and from Columbus to Youngstown among others. Names include Sruicto Brook JO from Mansfeld to Erie Dag the Piddly Dee Dee Con and Rowe Mil Brook Co from Loninynle Ky to Cloveleneds. Week'a Had Boy Co travels from Akron to Wooton.
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A&c
Mansfeld
Erie
Columbus
Youngstown
Rowe Mil Brook Co
Loninynle Ky
Wooton
Canton Man Death by Own Action in Panton Ohio
A well known shop worker, aged about sixty, of Canton, Ohio, died by self-inflicted means during the night. The incident occurred in Panton and is linked to a period of despondency and distress. Police and local officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Panton
Morel
Ding
Northern Objection Trust Company Property Price Debate
The Northern Oble Traytion Co property is up for sale to the highest bidder, with offers received but not yet concluded. The committee intends to set a price around ten dollars per share and consider bids, while noting stock interest and a Nelson Moore syndicate involvement.
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Cleyland
Marek
Oble Traytion Co
Gomantiten
Everett Moore
Died at 109 in a Virginia slave era tale of Mrs Hughes
An obituary records Mrs. Hughes of 1kMy North Broadway dying at 109 after a long life tied to the plantation era. Born a slave in Alexandria Virginia she rose to household service, married once, raised children, and spent her final years with relatives in Akron before returning to Virginia for burial in Glendale.
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Fodit Hughes
North Broadway
Sirs. Hughes
Sadie Glover
Apts
Mhighes
Alexanders
Hughes
Sue Vitliant Alleplers
Chea
UN Ginilly
Akron
Hye
Law Shanghtier
Virginia Binuie
Davaliton
Rere
Ceruiriwd
Akroty
Glendale
Perfume and Finery Spill on Suburban Train Car
A Naples Transit car on the Loop Line at the N. G. P. Co. halted for ten minutes after a well dressed young woman dropped a telescope case and scattered perfumes stockings and other items through the car. The item mishap caused a brief delay before assistance helped her gather belongings and the car resumed normal operation.
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Talo
St Buchtelage
Tan Young Indy
Hecti
Dam at Monroe Falls Swept Away by High Water
A dam on the Cuyahoga River at Monroe Falls failed Saturday afternoon, releasing a large volume of water and destroying a bridge structure. The paper mill outlet was unaffected. no other damages reported. Officials unsure if repairs will be completed by a known date.
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Cuyahoga River
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