Wife of Dan R Hanna Sues for Divorce in Cleveland Court
Elizabeth Gordon Hanna wife of Dan R Hanna filed for divorce on grounds of gross neglect abandonment and extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony and custody of their five year old daughter Elizabeth with the petition sworn in New York March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Gordon Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
Hanna
Elizabeth
New York City
Walter de&. Maud
Widow Minnie Sherman Found Dead In Cleveland Home
Cleveland police suspect murder in the death of Minnie Sherman wealthy widow of Fuelid avenue. Autopsy planned by the coroner. The crime scene showed a rifled house, empty strong box, missing jewelry, and the body with dilated eyes suggesting poison. Investigators work on robbery as a motive.
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Cleveland, O
Minnie Sherman
Fuelid Avenue
Athens Five Defeats Nelsonville In Tight 25 20 Match
Athens edged Nelsonville on Nelsonville floor by 25 to 20 with Warren and Patterson excelling for the Athens team. Forsyth starred for Nelsonville as the contest featured long Athens passes and tough first half goals. Attendance was about 200 amid a 20 minute halves game where fouls and strong defense shaped the result.
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Athens Five
Nelsonville
Athens
Warren
Patterson
Forsyth
Nelsonville Five
Pensiveus
Patterson My
L. Connett
Pennybaker
Sain Starr Hulbert Forsyth
B. LeRoy
Adams
Cooley
Connett
Jackson
Busch Couple Passes On After Kin Deaths
Dr. P. T. Busch and Mrs. Busch of Stewart, en route home from Racine, mourn the loss of the doctor’s parents Henry Busch age 84 and his wife 77. Henry died after illness. three days later his wife died peacefully joining him.
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P. T. Busch
Stewart
Athens
Racine
Henry Busch
Mr. Busch
Salvador elects new president amid peaceful inauguration
City of Mexico reports Dr. Baltazar Estupiñan, minister from Salvador and Honduras, received a cablegram confirming General Fernando Figueroa’s inauguration as Salvadoran president on March 1. No disturbances occurred. the new president will serve a four year term.
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City of
Mexico
Baltazar Estupinian
Salvador
Honduras
Fernando Figueroad
Transvaal Names New Ministry with General Botha Premier
Pretoria reports General Louis Botha, once Boer forces commander in chief, sworn in as premier of the new Transvaal ministry. The cabinet unfolds amid early reforms and governance plans in the region.
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Botha
Pretoria
Transvaal
Saved Her Son's Life In Ava Missouri
Mrs. S. Ruppee of Ava Missouri credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her son from a severe lung illness. She began giving the medicine on a pharmacist s recommendation and after weeks of treatment he recovered and has since worked steadily as a carpenter. The advertisement promises the cough and cold remedy from McKee s Drug Store with trial bottles available.
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Ava
S. Ruppee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders rely on Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil to stop cuts burns or bruises quickly. The ad claims pain cannot persist where it is applied and promotes immediate relief for workers.
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Thomas Eelectric
Icebound Affections on the Pond Save Me From Love
In midwinter a skating party ends with danger when Alice falls through thin ice. Harold dives to rescue her and wins her gratitude and attention, while Frank watches. The next morning Alice affirms her choice, declaring she wants Harold today and always.
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Harold Severn
Frank
Alice Ware
Edith
Alice
Frank Spencer
Harold
Peace Negotiations in a Puck Quip
A witty exchange unfolds as a quarrel resurfaces over a parcel. The belligerent wife shows cold indifference while the husband insists the parcel is a token for the one he loves most, prompting sharp sarcasm about a smoker's companion.
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Puck
Notable US Figures and Officials in The Era
Farl Grey the governor general of Canada earns a fifty thousand dollar annual salary. Fifty seven years ago Moses A. Safford served as a Maine house page and is now a representative. William I. Cook, dean of Baltimore’s newspaper fraternity, turned seventy six on January twenty six. John H. Thompson is the country’s oldest navy yard worker, starting at Portsmouth Virginia in eighteen forty eight. William H. Tripp of Janesville Wisconsin has a mahogany sidewalk made from West Indian oil barrel tiers. Vice President Fairbanks often walks alone to the Capitol and back, enjoying long evening strolls. M. Touny, Paris police director, attended Julius Caesar rehearsal and lamented a supposed error in Caesar’s protection. Smithsonian regents fill the Langley secretary vacancy with Charles Doolittle Walcott. Oscar Hammerstein, New York theater manager, lacks a formal bookkeeping system, relying on his checkbook amid broad business duties.
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Farl Grey
Canica
Fon
Moses A. Safford
Maine House of Representatives
William I. Cook
Baltimore
Chambersburg
John H. Thompson
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Va.) Navy Yard
United States
William H. Tripp
Janesville
Wis
West Indies
Fairbanks
Capitol
Washington
Mr. Fairbanks
M. Touny
Paris
Julius Caesar
Smithsonian Institution
Samuel P. Langley
Charles Doolittle Walcott
New York
United States Geological Survey
Oscar Hammerstein
Plays and Players and a Canton Murder Case
The column notes prominent playwrights and productions for upcoming seasons including Klobland Belasco Jones and Sothern Marlowe with remarks on Lord Wyndham. A Canton post mortem reveals an Italian death likely murder tied to black hand, while a spring health advisory promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention.
Paris Notable Arts and Finance Facts
Facts describe a Paris deaf theater, historical surgical duties by executioners, M de Vallyer’s penny post and possible envelopes, the Paris opera house as the largest theatre, its size and cost, and Paris city finances proposing a 315 million franc loan for needed works.
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Paris
France
M. de Vallyer
Opera House
Salon gossip on hair care from famous figures
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Booth Tarkington favors rich meat as scalp vigor, Shaw credits vegetarianism for gray hair, Mme Patti avoids water to prevent wrinkles, and Mrs Cornwallis-West praises cold water while shunning creams.
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Booth Tarkington
George Bernard Shaw
Mme. Patti
Cornwallis-West
Randolph Chuarcin
Lang Refuses to Answer Questions in Grand Jury
Henry C. Lang Columbus manager of Cleveland Trinidad Paving named as witness in East Broad street paving contract bribery probe. He refused to answer questions, was brought before Judge Evans who ordered him to answer or invoke constitutional rights. Lang faces bribery affidavit in police court. attorneys warn answers could incriminate him.
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Columbus
Henry C. Lang
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
East Broad Street
Evans
Lang
Verona Bishop Pardoned by the Pope
Rome reports Mgr Bonomelli bishop of Verona who urged separation of church and state in France has been pardoned for the indiscretion by the pope, his intimate friend.
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Rome
Mgr
Bonomelli
Verona
France
Labor Demonstration in South Bend Sunday
South Bend officials of the Western Federation of Miners face a march led by the Central Labor union. Indicted leaders Moyer Pettibone and Haywood are the focus of the protest planned for Sunday in the city.
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South Bend
Ind
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer, Pettibone and Haywood
Central Labor Union
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Favored By Local Family
A Twining Michigan resident Mr L J Woodbury praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and its effectiveness on hard colds and croup. Local druggists W H McKee E R Lash and Barten Drug Co Chauncey offer it for sale.
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Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
E. R. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Bullet Wound In Head Ends Life Of Elevtor Owner
Urbana Ohio March 6 John J Palmer one of the Brune elevator owners at Mechanicsburg was found dead in his room at the Anderson Inn He shot himself through the temple with a revolver beside him He had moved to Mechanicsburg from Shreve three weeks ago where his wife and three children live
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Urbana
John
Palmer
Brune Elevator
Mechanicsborg
Anderson Inn
Mechanicsburg
Shreve
Dosas Revulets Claim Cure for Bilious Attacks
An old advertisement touts Dosas Revulets as a remedy for biliousness and digestive complaints. It promises relief after meals and urges readers to obtain the 25 cent bottle at any drug store.
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Issued
Teachers examinations set for the first Saturday each month unless a holiday, with Boxwell Examinations on the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. Aaron Grady, Clerk.
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Aaron Grady
School System of Old Lodi Facing Funding Crisis
In prosperous times the Old Lodi system closes for lack of funds after a full twelve mill levy and seven months of schooling at low pay. Teachers warn of brain drain as wages remain stagnant, promising no tax base growth and an urgent call for educational reform from H. F. Dillanger.
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Lodi
Ning
H. F. Dillanger
Unclaimed Letters for Grace Hankford et al
List of names called for letters incl Grace Hankford James Moss Miss Mosler David Palmer and others. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office March 25, 1907. John Finsterwald P M.
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Grace Hankford
James Moss
Miss Mosler
David Palmer
Mrs. B. Pierce
KE. L. Phillips
W. M. Roberts
Laura Sheffer
Nora Starkey
E. F. Thompson
Fannie Turner
Chas. Tippie
Jennie Walker
John Finsterwald
P. M
Marietta Visitor William Harrington in City Tuesday
Mr. William Harrington of Marietta visited the city on Tuesday.
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William Harrington
Marietta
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A. B. Howard
Cleveland State Hospital
Howard
C. O. Jaster
Cleveland Hospital
Bryan
James A. Phillips
Williams Center
Dan Hanna
Russia
Carnegie Music Hall
Society of the Friends of Russian Freedom
Lyman Abbott
Alexis Alladin
Douma
Nicholas Tchaikovsky
George Kernan
Alladin
the Hall OF Fame
David Belasco
David Warfield
Henry Arthur Jones
Otis Skinner
Kingsley Benedict
Ned Wayburn
Henry W. Savage
Madam Butterfly
Henry B. Irving
Dorothy Baird
Boston
Harold MacGrath
Max Pigman
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Knighthood
Charles Wyndham
Hubert Henry Davies
London
Canton, O
Barry
Canton
Offeers
Tao McMoey
Ansetu
Dar Buy
Dept
Inde
Old Lodi
Lodi Township
Juan Dice
DeWitt
Ck. G. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Cline’s Pharmacy
Mig
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