State Department weighs demand in Miss Stone case
Washington March 4 report cites the United States Minister to Turkey Leishman as preferring a demand tied to saving future rights rather than an outright punishment of the brigands. The State Department plans a full inquiry to assign responsibility for the kidnapping and determine the ransom repayment, with no specific claim against Turkey or Bulgaria until the inquiry concludes.
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State Department
Lelshman
United States
Turkey
Miss Stone
Lotshmian
Cher
Leis
Bulgaria
Council considers repeal of potter patrol signal system
A Monday council meeting introduced a resolution to repeal the city haw creating the potter patrol signal system. The measure, referred to the Ordinance committee, comes at the request of Chief Turki who seeks broader power to issue orders directly, potentially removing red tape and multiple supervisor hoops.
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Potter Patrol
TC Wiy
Poller Durkii
Volles
Slaves for Debt Debate in Philippine Inquiry
Governor Taft testifies before the House Insular Committee on Philippine slavery. He says slavery was confined to the Southern Islands and included debt bondage across generations. Slaves served as family weatherwears and varied in severity, with some able to buy freedom while others remained bound by decree. The inquiry explores whether slavery could be fully eradicated by executive action.
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Philippines
Thet
Sontte
Thtl
Wdfils
Toft
Vato Mundt
Taft
Chicago Makes Henry Welcome at Lincoln Park Visit
Chicago welcomed Prince Henry with a day of ceremonies and crowds. He laid a wreath at the Lincoln monument, attended a luncheon and reception at Germania Club, and toured central Chicago with a large entourage. Crowds cheered from windows as greetings were exchanged.
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Brice Henry
Fittler
Addrens
Bt. Mint
Lincoln Monument
Tincoln
Park
Germala Eld
van Bout
Manexota
Tiy
Prine
Erner
Coln Park
Germania Club
Harvinou
Byitlin
Robert J. Dineolir
Carlouy
Gamdkerchiefn
Tim
New Plants Plans Delayed By Barber On Hel e water
Mr Barber told a Democray reporter he would not discuss new plants or a decision on the Hele and water issue at Barberton yet. He said he may have important announcements later, while he is focusing on other matters this week.
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Mr. Barber
C. C. Barber
Turshus
Barberton
Ron
Juvenile Courts Proposed in Cleveland and Cincinnati
Special Correspondent reports Senator Herrick of Cleveland introduced a bill in the General Assembly to create juvenile courts in Cleveland and Cincinnati for youths under sixteen arrested for crimes The plan uses insolvency courts in both cities to form the juvenile courts aiming to increase court workload and impose stricter penalties on youths while avoiding jail for felonies The Senate adopted a memorial urging Congress to reduce Army enlistment service to three months for pension eligibility and other related legislative moves surfaced in House sessions with committee actions and debates on referrals
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Herrick
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General Assembly
Cincinnnattl Lt
Senate
Thomas House
Congress
Chen
Comings
House
Tito
Chiawbortain
Lin
House Bi
Supreme Court
Luxuries and price shifts in fruit markets today
Market notes report the drop in eye prices and a shift of high price status to apples. Most apples now come from MeKOMN via Ontelde Aemery, while grocers struggle with rising costs. Oranges remain pricier than apples, yet quality varies with season.
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Ontelde Aemery
Mekomn
Echo Of Dreyfus Case Confession Ties to Forgery
New York report says Ferdinand Walt Katerbaxy confessed to forging the Jesus Borderont. Police say the man spent two hours in a Broadway restaurant, followed by an examination of an associated affair with a man and a woman. The tale is described as highly improbable and fragile in its features.
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New York
Ferdinand Walt Katerbaxy
Jesus
Tie
Merits Discusses Summit Lake Vessel Race Prospects
The notice outlines a maritime event on Summit Lake tied to Mr. Bred Wy Works and the arrival of Mr Work's Wout. It mentions Thin Cowsdie as a possible anime and hints at the Racine vessel’s speed potential while noting Phils and Mk SH among local craft. A wager will be settled soon after the Wout arrives.
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Hinioh
Mts
Phils
Lafferty
Summit Lake
For Sale in Louisville Lincoln's Urthplace near Hodgensburg
Real estate notice in Louisville markets the Lincoln's Urthplace advertised for sale a mile from Hodgensburg. The prior owners, unnamed, failed to maintain the property while eastern buyers acquired the land years ago. Public interest in the site, once proposed for a government park, remains notable with the Civil War president’s cabin moved to the World’s Fair era.
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Louisville
Lincoln's
Hodegensburg
Government Park
Whitey
Tie
Sihee
Lorle
Representative Cole to Introduce Bill Abolishing Fee System
Hancock county representative Halph D. Cole plans to introduce a bill this week to abolish the county fee system, placing officials on a fixed salary. The measure aims to cut county expenditures by about seventy percent in the area of administrative costs.
Spilled Acid Fatality in Ravenna Tragedy
A man identified as Tarmer aged 40 in Ravenna suffered a severe acid spill during an attempted rescue at a tobacco shop last night. Witnesses report he drank a bottle of charred liquor after collapsing, with onlookers noting the horrified turning of his eyes as he fell unconscious. Medical staff say he will probably die from injuries.
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Ravenna
Builders Exchange Opens with 45 Members in First Day
The Builders' Exchange opened on Tuesday in Here, occupying four rooms including an assembly space and an office for secretary Fd. Wettuch. President J. L. Works, vice president Wk Brown, second vice president HW Cahill, and treasurer W. A. MetTerlins lead a board with C. Kosch A.B. Dyman A. M. Hann B. Myerkd Ed Goo Erink Hiebeger Thomas Brady among directors.
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Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Gereri
Fd. Wettuch
Te Exchinge
Bachinge
Hxchinge
Works
Fit
Uik. Brown
Second View
HW. Cahill
FJ. Wettich
Treas
W. A. MetTerlins Dovid
Direc
C. Kosch
A.B. Dyman
A. M. Hann
Detn Crisp
F B. Myerkd
Goo
Erink Hiebeger
Thomas Brady
More Time Street Committee Debate Fractured By Scribbled Notes
A garbled minutes snippet shows the Street Committee chair Mr peideth and member Mr Ganthier discussing extending work, improving privacy, and requests for copies. Fragments mention Nid Jackson and Huron street, with repeated asks for more time and clarification on agenda items.
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Mecommitioe
Win
Aly
Aitliler
Ganthier
Nid Jackson
Huron St
Barn on City Hospital grounds suffers repeated damage
Reported over several days the barn near City Hospital repeatedly sustained damage. On Monday evening and Wednesday morning others observed wear and instability with a collapse risk noted. Authorities pledged inspection and repair as the barn remained in dangerous condition.
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City Hospital
Staundy
Ore
Phixie
Seidell Will Not Seek Re election to Council
Councilman John W. Seidell of the Second Ward announces he will not be a candidate for re election. He cites his business prevents him from dedicating needed time to council duties and says one person cannot attend to both responsibilities. He remains a regular attendee though the duties have strained his other affairs.
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John W. Seidell
Connell
Mie Seldel
Veterans Gather For Morning of Reminiscence
Veterans crowded together to swap stories about their service days while a small group, including several from Spantele American unit, recalled past life in the forces. The scene, set near a pension office, reflected quiet activity as weather cooled midweek with rain on the way.
Crossing at the Colonial Theatre Motion to Build Crossing
Councilmember Seidel proposed a motion Monday night requesting the graders to construct a crossing on Maiden Lane alley at the Colonial theatre. The motion aimed to improve safety and access, with accompanying remarks suggesting it would prevent confusion and slips.
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Councilinuy Seidel
Vom
Maden Laie Alley
Colonial Theatre
Crowlig
Canton Robbery Near Station Involving Two Men
A man was lured from a St Louis area city by two assailants near the Canton station and robbed of $80. One man held him while the other searched pockets. They knocked him down and made off with the money in a nearby sit tion.
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Canton
Calla
Chicago
St. Wayne
Magnificent Audience at New Colonial Theatre Opening
A large Akron area audience attended the opening night of the Colonial Theatre, praised for a stylish interior, efficient arrangements, and strong performances led by Miss Dudley and Alf C. Whitetan. The venue seats 700 with a 500 capacity gallery, highlights include a double sextette in Tell Me, Dretry Malden, and plans for Shen Belly on Tuesday.
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Vkeon
Klore Hora
Akton Ik
Tert
Celia
Ktee Dudley
Ax Lady Holy
Roo
Ollul
Alf C. Whitetan
Ielet
Nolees
Mietogeapler
H. J. Peck
Ohio
Ty Wivant
Brussels
Mil Street
Pay of Teachers May Be Regulated by Law
A Franklin County bill proposes a state standard minimum wage for teachers. The measure, introduced by labor leader Mr Bracken, outlines salary scales by certification level and years of experience, seeking uniform pay across public schools.
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Columbus
Murell
Bracken
Pranklin County
Assault on street by coal drifter with heavy pulley
Massillon resident Sylvester Rod, a noted mute dealer, was assaulted yesterday by Charles Heinoetil, a coal drifter. Rod was struck on the head with a heavy iron pulley and remains in serious condition. Reine vebt is under arrest awaiting the outcome of his injuries.
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Charles Heinoetil
Reinevebt
Murch
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