Roosevelt Missing From White House Said To Be On Yacht
Spoilsmen report a broad shouldered man answering to Theodore Roosevelt is missing from the White House. He was last seen boarding the government yacht Sylph as political intrigue swirls around the President’s trail. The Presidential party plans Potomac cruise to Fortress Monroe, with return anticipated Monday.
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England Humiliation Over Isthmian Canal Treaty
The Saturday Review says Lansdowne backed down and that Roosevelt may thank Britain while contempt shows through. The Spectator praises the treaty but criticizes Lansdowne for delaying gains. It urges Britain to recognize the Monroe Doctrine to gain wider acceptance by other powers.
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Cleveland Improves After Severe Cold Threatening Pneumonia
Princeton N J Nov 28 Ex President Grover Cleveland who contracted a severe cold after a hunting tip in North Carolina last Wednesday evening was reported in slightly improved condition by his physician Dr James Wickoff this morning.
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Marlin Axe Murder Defense Ends in Firearm Capture
In Marlin last night Joe Gibson fatally wounded his wife with an ax then stabbed her throat. He then slashed his own neck. The murdered woman’s daughter entered the room and shot Gibson, who was fatally wounded and likely to die.
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Weather forecast hints at snow near lakes this weekend
The forecast expects cloudy skies tonight with rain or snow and a drop in temperatures Sunday. Lake effects may bring snow showers near the lakes, with continued cloudy conditions.
Fight over Roosevelt clash with Senate swells in Ohio
Congressman Grosvenor visited Chillicothe on November 28 and said strong signs point to a fight between President Roosevelt and the Senate over his rumored defiance of Senate power. He added that Roosevelt will drive the administration’s course.
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Rioting at Brown Manufacturing sparks police action
In Zaneaville O Nov 28 police separated hundreds of workers and strikers after a confrontation outside Brown Manufacturing. A crowd of about 200 men and 100 female workers plus 200 boys, jeered and shouted as red fire and fireworks were set off. Police dispersed the crowd to avert further trouble.
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Passenger Ends Life Aboard Cymric Near Queenstown
Thomas Holliday of Ohio, a Cymric passenger, cut himself with a pocket knife as the White Star liner neared the harbor. He earlier threatened passengers and attacked his wife, who wrestled the knife from him. Insomnia during the voyage is considered a possible cause. His body was brought ashore at Queenstown on November 28.
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Murderer McMurray Shortened by Oil Flow in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on November 24, George McMurray, convicted of killing Patrick Rudge two years earlier and sentenced to hang, avoided the gallows after striking a bargain with Attorneys Burleigh Scandret and Fisher. He offered them all his money if they secured a stay of execution in exchange for a pardon, a deal that saved him from hanging and allegedly netted the lawyers over $100,000.
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Monster Seen by Uncle Sam Crew in Sea Serpent Report
Washington reports Hydrographic bureau confirms a sea serpent sighting by Henry H. Neligan aboard a steamship. The creature described as about 100 feet long showed three fin sets, a porpoise-like tail, and waxy humps, moving toward the Gulf of Mexico with water spouts observed from its blunt square head.
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Verdict Set Aside Murder Verdict in Winget Case
Sandusky Ohio November 23 The Circuit court today set aside the verdict of guilty of first degree murder against David Winget on grounds the Tower court did not admit testimony that Winget killed his victim Blanche self defense Winget had been twice sentenced to die for killing Fred Blancke
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Bloody undershirt shown in court during Ayres trial
Washington November 2 The Bonine jury endures confinement with limited privileges while Justice Andrews weighs measures to expedite the trial. The government drops a gory exhibit and introduces the bloodstained undershirt found on Ayres, drawing fresh attention as witnesses discuss room evidence and hotel staff connections.
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Mother and daughter killed by suburban car near Erie
Erie, Pa November 24 a 87 year old mother and her daughter Blanche were killed when their wagon was struck by a suburban car on the Erie Northeast electric line two miles east of the city. Their injured animal caused the wagon to overturn and spill the occupants onto the track. A boy, Fred Caytor aged 11, witnessed the tragedy.
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New Military Club Formed For Veterans
A new social organization named the Military club has been formed in Washington. It will consist largely of Spanish war veterans and aims to promote patriotism, fraternal ties, and education while supporting national guard and naval reserves. The group plans to seek a congressional grant for memorial buildings to serve as national headquarters for volunteers of all wars with Chas Caseilly Cook as president and Gen. Chas Dick and Russell B. Harrison among the vice presidents.
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Young Corett Aims For Stand Up Fight With McGovern
Hartford November 23 Terry McGovern faces Young Corett of Denver in a Thanksgiving day bout. Corett is in top condition and has trained to reach 126 pounds ringside weight. Corbett plans a standing battle and believes he can land many hard punches on the Brooklyn Whirlwind.
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Cow Diagnosed with Tuberculosis in Brooklyn Study
Experts from the Brooklyn Health department reported that a cow owned by Dr. Geo D. Barney, used to inoculate Bliss Kimma King, tested positive for tuberculosis, highlighting a herd health concern in New York.
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Kirkham Art Tile Property Sold by Master Commissioner
The Kirkham Art Tile Co property at Barberton sold for 30000 under Special Master Commissioner Geo M Wright. Buyer F Mr Atterholt led bondholders and bidders included Geo W Oronen Asahel W Strong and Harvey Musser. Plant area six plus acres with remaining machinery. plans to rebuild and operate at Barberton discussed.
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Egg Shortage and Rising Prices Hit Thanksgiving Prep
An Akron area report shows eggs scarce with prices around 80 cents a dozen, expected to climb to 86 cents by midweek. Storage eggs cost 22 to 25 cents a dozen, while turkeys appear not overly abundant but not extremely short with prices around 15 to 16 cents. Poultry and other Thanksgiving staples face tight supply, though vegetables and fruit remain generally available though apples and squashes may rise in scarcity.
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Gas well discovery near Tipton spurs dash for safety
GREAT WELL Tipton Indiana November 28 a 50 million cubic foot gas well struck on the Hobbs farm four miles south of the city. The flow began at 4 pm and when the casing was pulled operators fled. The well rivals the Wallace well found seven years ago near Fortoria in significance. Columbus Ohio November 28 The next General Assembly will be asked to appropriate funds for busts to Garfield and McKinley in the State House.
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Millionaire Irishmen Form Movement for Irish Home Rule
Wealthy Irish Americans in New York launch a movement to press Britain for Irish home rule after hosting John Redmond. A temporary committee drafts plans for a broader organization, with funds to be sought. supporters stress self government for Ireland and oppose imperial control.
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Razorback Hogs and Log Shacks Inspire Akron Prospectors
Attorney H. E. Andress returned from West Virginia after inspecting land sought by Akron investors for coal and oil fields. He reports vast, undeveloped mountain terrain with log shacks and no roads, and says Akron interests may form a new company to tap the region's resources.
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Tolsto? Denial Reaches Telegram From Fans Writer
A telegram dated noon today signed by the fans writer denies reports that Count Dolatal, the author, is dead. The message says he contracted a fever but is not in danger and requests no alarm.
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