Roosevelt Bear Hunt Tracks Through Canebrake Travels
President Roosevelt tours the South aboard his train reaching Memphis on November 13 and 18 reports say he will lead a bear hunt in Mississippi country. Secret Service vigilance, public receptions, and risk of attack are noted as he greets crowds and shakes hands at stations.
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John Mitchell Declines Presidency Rumor Swirls Around Gompers
Indianapolis November 14 Secretary Wilson left for the New Orleans meeting of the American Federation of Labor bearing a telegram from President Mitchell. Mitchell says he declines any run for AF of L presidency, stating he can be more useful in his current role. He asks not to be presented as a candidate at the New Convention.
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Ind
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Orlawan
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Inder Cirelus
Gompers
Wilpon
B. Wilgon
American Ton of Labor
Cuba to denounce Platt Amendment and seek independence
Cuba prepares to denounce and void the Platt Amendment as part of its conduct. Reports say Havana may vote on the move after advice from international lawyers and consider appealing a court decision to end U.S. supervision.
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Washington
Cuba
Ite Conmuta
Palmaintone
Court of Arbitration
Hagie
United States
Quick Way of Getting Rid of an Undesirable Building
Special Correspondence Bardberton O Nov The house of Range used as a detention hospital was set on fire by an incendiary at daybreak this morning The Board of Health would have burned the building but for it being needed to hold smallpox cases It will now be necessary to find a new building and observe any new cases The nest louse being on Ringent are burned for the fire
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Bardberton
Hove House of Range
Board of Health
Jones Visitor Declines Gubernatorial Nomination Offer
Columbus reports Hon Asy Jones of Youngstown visiting on a Wednesday. He says he would not refuse the gubernatorial nomination if it were offered to him.
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Columbus
Asy Jones
Youngstown
Akron Bride Seeks Divorce From Husband in Cleveland
A 17 year old Akron girl, Mrs. Fannie M Richens Clark, filed for divorce in Common Pleas court with cruelty claims against Orvill B Clark. The couple wed three months after she turned 17 and lived at 615 Detroit Street Cleveland before separating. she seeks alimony.
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Cleveland Leader
Akron
Iichens
Common Pleas Court
Hhrough
Th. G. Richens
Mink Fannie M. Richens
Orvill B. Clark
Cleveland
Detroit Sti
Goebel murder conspiracy cases to be reopened in January term
Frankfort Ky Nov 18 State Prison Commissioner Janes M Richardson says snow will reveal bones as the Goebel murder conspiracy investigation and Youtsey confession unfold He calls Youtsey a fool as officials near the opening of the Franklin circuit court term to instruct the grand jury on the case and potential new indictments for all involved.
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Frankfort
Pris O
Janes M. Richardson
Goebel
Yourney
Commonwealth
Richardson
Henry Youtsey
Youtsoy
Allence
Justus Goebel
Franklin
Conti
Scotteireule
New Tell
Goebé
Stow Township Celebrates ATth Wedding Anniversary Event
Stow township plans a November 22 celebration at Stow corners for the eighty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A G Stow. A picnic dinner will be held in the town hall and the church will be open for informal addresses. All friends invited to bring picnic dinners. Mr Stow is 102 and his wife 85. he was the first white male child born in Stow township and the couple has been married longer than any other in Ohio, at least.
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Stow Township
Stow Corners
Stow
Atow
Ohio
Man Attempts Suicide at Union Station in Dayton
A man identified as Milton Townville, 81, of New York City, shot himself in the abdomen in the Dayton Union Station waiting room at dawn. He was hospitalized with a potentially fatal wound. A letter to Marion was found on him. he would not reveal his full name, and authorities suspect he was a traveling salesman.
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Dayton
Milton ‘Townville
New York City
Union Station
St. Wax
Trenville
Ton
Jt Se
Marion
Banks Wins Legislature Seat In Unusual Alaska Sized Victory
In Richmond Virginia on November 18 Joseph Banks, a 84 pound boy from a mountain county, wins a surprising legislative seat by a 200 vote margin. He has never left his county before and has never ridden a street car. He defeats a Republican opponent, becoming a notable political phenomenon.
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Richmond
Joseph "Banks
Mountain
First Session of Strike Commission Begun in Scranton
The first session of the Strike Commission opens tomorrow in Scranton Pennsylvania with T H Watkins supervising arrangements. Fourteen hotel rooms and a private dining room at the Jermyn are reserved for the commission. Hearings run 10 to 12:30 and 2:30 to 4 daily until work is finished. Carroll J Wright notes testimony will be recorded by stenographers reading into a gramophone and filed thereafter.
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Scranton
Cou
T. H. Watkins
Jermyn
Superior Court
Carroll J. Wright
Pittsburg Orchestra Keeps Tuesday Concert On Schedule
T M Wilson manager of the Pittsburg orchestra announces the group will perform Tuesday night as planned after a conference with the Tuesday Musical club. He says it is too late to cancel and the club has no option but to present the concert. The engagement costs about 550 dollars to bring the orchestra here and includes over 50 musicians. The other numbers in the program have been canceled.
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T. M. Wilson
Pittsburg
Great Western Band Concert At Grand Opera House
The Great Western band presents a Sunday afternoon concert at the Grand Opera House with an excellent program. Local vocalists perform as well and a portion of proceeds benefits the coal fund of the Poor department.
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Great Western Band
Grand Opera House
Coal Fund of the Poor Department
Horticultural Society Meeting in Stow Highlights
Summit County Horticultural society met Wednesday at Mr. L. B. Wetmore's home in Stow with beautiful displays of fruit and flowers. Mr. H. J. Haber read aloud as Rev. M. Green spoke on Borrowing Trouble.
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Summit County Horticultural Society
Anely
L. B. Wetmore
Stow
H. J. Haber
M. Green
Kaiser to remodel yacht Meteor to meet standards
Berlin reports the Kaiser plans a major overhaul of the American built schooner yacht Meteor. Experts say about 10,000 marks will be spent to improve performance after a disappointing season.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Plenty of Rabbits Reported in Wayne County
Mr. Frage reports a hunting trip in Wayne County with plenty of rabbits and few birds. He notes conditions observed by Noy and Mr. B. in Barberton and discusses local game availability.
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Barberton
Noy
B. Frage
Wayne County
Bank for Negroes forms in Meridian area
Articles of incorporation filed to establish a Negroes bank in Meridian Mixes to lend to Black citizens. Officers and directors elected. It claims to offer favorable rates, aiming as the first bank of its kind in America.
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Ois
Tenn
Negratizens of
Meridian
Mixes
Armerien
Quiet Midweek in Alton Brings No Police Reports
The Alton area experienced an exceptionally peaceful Wednesday night with no police complaints or arrests. Officials report a near empty city bar on Thursday morning and an unusually deserted scene overall.
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Alton
Pollés Court
City Bar
Turnip Displayed by Local Grocer Sets Curiosity
T. C. Williams, grocer, shows a purple top cheap leaf turnip in his window. The vegetable measures 32 inches in circumference and weighs 11 pounds 6 ounces. The bulb was titiled in Williams County.
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Bryan
T. C. Williams
Williame
Burns in Kitchen Fire Endangers Mrs Zoltan Family
Mrs Mary Zoltan 108 East North street suffered severe burns when a kerosene fire in the kitchen exploded as she hurried it to start a meal. Firefighters and bystanders aided, but she died from burns to the feet. doctors say she will not recover. The blaze caused notable damage to the house. the Zoltan family includes a husband and several children.
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Mary Zoltan
East North St
Damen
L. B. Humphrey
Zoltan
Quartette of Clingers Fined for Erle Train Incident
A Stirner Wet Martin Balletely and J B McDonald were fined 1 cent by Justice Hoffman Wednesday afternoon for clinging to an Erie train.
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A. Stirner
Wet. Martin
A. Balletely
J. 8. McDonald
Justice Hoffman
Erlei
Y M C A to build new gym with dorms and roof garden
General Secretary R G Hooper outlines rough Y M C A building sketch. A $75 000 project is hoped to be financed with sufficient funds and a spring ground breaking planned. The basement holds four bowling alleys, baths, a handball court, bakery and laundry, while the main floor includes a cafe, gym, auditorium, and reading room.
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R. G. Hooper
U. A
Ias
Hooper
Stainar
Convent Ehee
Akron
New City Council Creates Special Clerk Role
The city will elect a special clerk to record council actions, read ordinances, call rolls, and assist at meetings. The auditor’s role remains similar but without attending meetings. The clerk position is a small but important addition to the new code.
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New City Council
Ity Clark
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