Accidental Revolver Shoot Injures Youth in Play
Harry Gleason eighteen was shot in the right cheek by the accidental discharge of a two caliber revolver handled by Harley Leatherman at a Beth Howard residence. Doctors cannot locate the bullet, Gleason is expected to recover, and no arrest is expected.
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Harry Gleason
Harley Leatherman
Gleason
C. D. Gleason
Kelly Block
Lethormi
BE. M. Leatherman
T21
Beth Howard
Leatherman
Battle for the Millions Divides Stratton Heirs in Probate
The $14 million estate of late Colorado carpenter millionaire W S Stratton is stirring dispute as his son Lane Harry Stratton receives $50,000 plus nine other Akron heirs share the same amount while the bulk funds go to establish the Myron Stratton Home for the Poor in Colorado Springs. Stratton's son may contest the will with backing from other dissatisfied heirs.
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W. S. Stratton
Colorado
Stratton
Lane Harry Stratton
Akron
Messrs. H. B
B. Hamlen
Myron Stratton
Tillionaire
Colorado Springs
Democrat
Isaac Harry Stratton
Toulon
Til
President Roosevelt Speech in Logansport on Tariff Reform
President Roosevelt spoke in Logansport Indiana on September 23 delivering the most important Northwestern trip address. He endorsed tariff revision in principle and urged a bipartisan commission to study the matter and report to Congress.
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Logansport
Ind
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr Quigg Says Let the Tariff Alone Speech
Saratoga September 23 Lemuel Quigg temporary chairman of the Republican State convention argues that trusts and unlawful combinations have no relation to the tariff. He warns destroying the protective system to attack trusts would undermine the economy like pulling a house down to patch a burglar.
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Saratoga
Lemuel Quigg
Farmer Shot by Game Warden in Fremont
Deputy Game Warden Kirmee shot Ferdinand Bork a Sandusky county farmer as warrants were served for out of season squirrel shooting. Bork wounded Kirmee with a fern cutter before the officer fired two shots, killing Bork. Kirmee surrendered and is jailed.
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Fremont
Kirmee
Ferdinand Bork
Sandusky County
Bork
Kirmie
Fall Championship at Portage Golf Club
The fall championship will be played Saturday at Portage Golf Club between Messie, George D. Bates, and H. Andrews. The semi finals were held Monday afternoon with Andrews defeating Dr. B B Jacobs and Bates defeating Mr. Mr.
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Portage Golf Club
Messie
George D. Bates
H. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
B. B. Jacobs
Mr. Bates
Bates or Andrews to Decide Club Championship Saturday
Harvey notes that if Bates defeats Andrews on Saturday he will be club champion for the year having already won the spring championship. If Andrews wins, another match will be staged for the year championship.
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Harvey
Mr. Bates
Mr. Andrews
Old Resident Dies in Cuya haws Falls at 65
Special correspondence reports Henry Patterson died Sunday at his Newberry home aged 65. Funeral set for Wednesday from Mt Berhweh under GAR auspices. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. He leaves a wife and two children Charles and Cinta Patterson. Patterson, a longtime Cuya haws Falls resident, was an old soldier with many friends.
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Cuyahoga Folly
Henry Patterson
Newberry #1
Mt. Behwreh
GAR
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles
Cinta Patterson
Patterson
Cuyahows Falls
Infanta Asked to Wed a Grand Duke in Spain
Renewed royal discord in Madrid centered on Infanta Maria Theresa. Queen mother seeks alliance with Austrian archduke while King Alfonso backs the Infanta, sparking palace scenes. A dispatch from San Sebastian notes Buenos Aires heiress Anna Campbell captives Alfonso’s eye, prompting the Queen mother to shield her from court access.
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Madrid
Spain
Inranta
Maria Theresa
Jenato Borbou
Prince of Asturias
Austria
Franz Jonet
Alfonso
Jenaro
San Sebastian
Sap Sebastian
Anna Campbell
Buenos Ayres Indy
Uying
Pay for councilmen in Ohio cities outlined
Columbus September 23 The Coté committee has adopted the subcommittee report proposing that in cities of 28 000 or less councilmen receive 170 a year and 100 for each additional 80 000 population would yield 1 260 per year for Cleveland councilmen and 270 for Akron councilmen.
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Columbus
Cote Committee
Leas Corncilmen Hall
Cleveland
Connellisg
Akron Conneile
Beauty Show to Feature Chrysanthemums at Washington
Uncle Sam to stage a major chrysanthemum exhibition in November in Washington. The Agricultural department hosts 120 varieties, all cultivated to a high state of perfection. Expect a premier display with unique blooms and careful breeding showcasing the best developments.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
America
Pinger
Agricultural Department
Bloody Fight Drags City Council Session in Columbus
In Columbus, a council meeting ended in a bloody altercation between Chris Rosa of the West Side citizens and Covarrman M. Stevenson of the Fourteenth Ward over a West Broad Street railway project. Rosa was hit and suffered a gash on the forehead while Mayor Hinkle intervened. The clash followed accusations that Stevenson was a paid representative of the Columbus Street Railway. Ross allegedly had a pocket knife. Stevenson claims Ross kicked him as he was restrained.
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Columbus
Chris Rosa
West Side
West Broad Ft
Covarrman
M. L. Stevenson
Eywate
Hinkle
Sheen
Rose
Mob Attacks Miners as Troops Guard Scranton
Sept 23 a mob attacked workers en route to Lackawanna colliery, Bert and Clits London brothers shot multiple times. In Olonant militia arrives, quiet by 1 pm amid bitterness. Mahoning City reports disorder with continued picket lines, no violence.
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Seranton
Tyro Penunion Wen
Lackawanna
Bert
Clits
London
Bertaton
Mahoning City
Boddall
Piping Worker Fined by City Officials
FINED Wr Bhanguessy, a pipeman at No Penging house, fined by City Commissioners for alleged violation of rules. He was accused of acting without department permission, the penalty issued during a period of unclear observance.
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Wr. Bhanguessy
No. Penging House
Beal Local Option Clash Tests Ohio Republican Leaders
Columbus scene bristles as Joe Miller pressures Chairman Dick to drop Beal local option from the code or face political consequences. The dispute pits brewery interests against temperance groups with Mayor Johnson of Cleveland possibly involved in the fallout. Chairman Dick must balance Antisaloon and brewery alliances while navigating party ambition and public pressure.
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Columbus
Joe Miller
Liquor Interests
Ohio
Miler
Republican State Executive Committee
Johnson
Cleveland
Hanna
Filler
Republicanx
Antigaloon League
Brewers
Wheeler
Miller
Wieck Han
Bia
Gallo ws hanged for 1901 murder in Reading prison yard
George Gantz was hanged at 10 18 am in the county prison yard for the murder of Annie Etter on Sunday night October 26 1901. He went to the gallows stolidly saying nothing. The crime occurred in an abandoned stable near her home after a dispute at a city resort. He was intoxicated. Etter died in hospital the next morning.
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Reading
George Gantz
County Privon
Ale
Hoapitat
Hurt in a Runaway Near West Hill
Mr. Fred B. Smith was jolted Monday evening when the carriage pole detached from the neck yoke, spooking the horses near West Hill and sending him thrown to the ground. He sustained bruises and cannot yet rise from bed.
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Fred B. Smith
West Market St
West Hill
Murder charge follows suspect in New York transfer
In Herby Connecticut on September 2 Wem Hage Young, alleged murderer of Mrs Kingston Pulitzer, was taken to New York aboard the T train. He faced probing questions, denied identity, then admitted being William Hooper Young after an in-depth extrication by Levy and Detective Hughes. He portrayed calm nerves in a jail corridor exchange before the second page continuation.
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Herby
Conn
Hage Ar Young
Kingston Pulitzer
York
Meruteg
Young
Yoong
Jai
Auline
Fs, Hart
New York
Ox Young
Bias Levy
Posivel
Chen
Derby
Neww York
Attira
William Hooper Young
Levy
Brooklyn
Edward Hughes
Bert Edwards
Portland
Oregon
Corridge
Hell
Hooper
Unknown Hungarian Man Dies After Erie Train Collision
A 40 year old man, walking along the Erie fast freight line near the Colonial Salt works, was struck and died about an hour later at the hospital. He suffered severe injuries including a severed leg. He spoke Hungarian, and authorities could not read the letters found on him while efforts to identify him continued.
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Erie
Colonial Salt Works
Delug
Park
Parks’ Morgue
Ed Parks
South St
Mag
Akron G A T encampment heads to Gettysburg voyage
Commander Joseph Kimrle of Buckeye Post says a large Akron contingent will attend the G A T encampment in Washington on Oct 4. Estimates vary but up to eight coaches and three Pullmans could be used, with two trains carrying about 150 G A S veterans. Sunday Oct 5 will be spent on the battlefield at Gettysburg near Capitol Hill headquarters.
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Joseph Kimrle
Buckey Post
Washington
Akron
Kimrle
Gettysburg
Buckley Post
Capitol
Fine Piece of Workmanship For the Public Library
A model of the ill fated battleship Maine was presented to the public library. It was crafted by Herman L. Barnes a draughtsman from Webster Camp Lane Co. The six foot long replica is a careful reproduction with detailed painting and a chart showing the ship armament and crew. The model rests in the reading room for visitors.
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Maine
Herman L. Barnes
Webster, Camp & Lane Co
We Construction
Mr. Barnes
Rst
Barnes
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Lumbus Loons
Scranton
Gen. Dick
Mr. Miller
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