Infringement Suit Files Record Damages in Stark County
The McCaskey Register Company sues American Case and Register Company in Canton Common Pleas for 100000 damages alleging patent rights infringement and employee poaching conspiracy. Also reports Pittsburg heat toll rising with twelve deaths and prostrations as mills face extreme conditions.
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Common Pleas Court
Canton
Ohio
McCaskey Register Company
Register Coupany
Phintiff
American Case Register Company
Stark County
Pittsburg
Mercury
Lightning Kills 39 Livestock Along Fence in Indiana
A lightning strike hit a barbed wire fence near Prince ton Indiana killing thirty six sheep and three cows owned by H W Smith. The cattle were resting under the shade along a fifty yard stretch with no rail displacement and only a small sapling showing the lightning’s ground path.
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H. W. Smith
Princeton
Ind
Great Corn Crop is Promised in Indiana Weather Outlook
Reports from the Indianapolis News indicate favorable conditions across seventy corn counties. With good weather this week, acreage will be planted and farmers prepared for hay and wheat harvests, signaling strong corn cultivation ahead. Rockefeller Endowment Reaches 4.509 Million for Institute. John S. Rockefeller donated 500000 to the Rockefeller Institute in New York for a new building, bringing total gifts to 4,509,000. Elkheart Lawyer Recovers Using Harness After Auto Crash. Charles E. Frank, an Elkahr attorney, sustained a broken back in a South Bend accident and is returning home under cautious care to resume duties with a harness.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Rockefeller Institute
Sixty-sixth Street
East River
New York City
John S. Rockefeller
Institute
Rockefeller
Charles E. Frank
Elkahr
South Bend
Ind
Elkhart
Corn King's Secretary Drowns Near English Lake
Mr. Robinson private secretary to J. A. Patten the Chicago corn King who closed a corner in May corn was drowned at English Lake forty four miles north of Logansport Indiana by being thrown from a boat while fishing The lake was dragged three times and the body recovered.
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Corn King
Robinson
J. A. Patten
Chicago
English Lake
Logansport
Ind
Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Drop at Hillside Park
Frederick Wood an 18 year old aero naut from New Haven Conn fell into Passaic river entangled in a large American flag after a parachute drop of 2000 feet at Hillside Park near Passaic N J and was drowned. Inherits Violin 400 Years Old Prof August Wolf Valparaiso University received from Germany a violin over four hundred years old bequeathed by his uncle who died in Heidelberg. Waited 37 Years Finally Got 2 97 After waiting since 1871 Major Ju Hus Waldschmidt of South Bend Ind has received from the United States Government a check for 2 97 the rebate on income tax.
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Passaic
N. J
Frederick Wood
New Haven
August Wolf
Valparaiso (Ind.) University
Germany
Heidelberg
Ju Hus Waldschmidt
South Bend
Ind
United States
Earthquake Shocks Marysville California
An earthquake lasting about twenty seconds was felt in Marysville California a few days ago with no damage reported and no injuries.
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California
Marysville
Cal
Nation to Extend Irrigation Service and Forestry Support
The piece outlines a broad federal push to extend irrigation across the United States, with projected expenditures around one hundred million dollars over three years. It notes plans for 21 irrigation projects across 16 states, anticipated large-scale water reclamation and reforestation efforts, and sessions at the 16th annual irrigation congress in Albuquerque.
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N. OM
Iran
Swat
Pechuitition Ser
Adil
Sut Awat
SUT Awat GO That Mready
The Nation’s Quips and Quirks of the Era
A collage of satirical lines on wealth, navy power, peace, and politics. Russians dream of Europe’s fate, Harry Thaw’s fate, and Merry Widow fashion draw quips. The piece notes Congress activity, gambling bets, and regional political roasts with witty twists.
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Harry Thaw
Europe
Congress
Prince Relie
Monte Carlo
Weaman
Evelyn Thaw
Ab Authority
Merry Widow Lats
Will of Snell Reveals Turmoil and Hidden Heir Claims
The Cayuhuel era is unsettled as a contested Snell will leads to questions of possession and beneficiaries. Coronal Slash defends the testament while revelations about family ties and loved ones surface, including a note on land deals and large holdings near Clinton. The deceased’s spouse is mentioned with tragic finality and burial wishes.
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Whitten
Ogdsen
Miabed Bhell McNatara
wWednedi
Amany Welnedi
Ediul
Coronel Wiel
Reve
Frog Michelle Snel
Coulestaad
Lima da
Dais Weith Coleone Snell
Thineisland
Ako
Clinton
Leavitt to Campaign for Brean This Fall
Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of William Jennings Bryan will campaign for his presidential bid this fall in Omaha. Tessie Johnson Mariani daughter of Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson sues for divorce from Frederic Mariana Italian steel expert. Yale seniors plan a flagstaff at Woodbridge Hall New Haven to honor Augustus C Ledyard killed in the Philippines. Y M C A opens first gymnasium in Russia at expense of James Stokes New York. Yaqui surrender terms rejected by Mexican government. New York public service reports 4707 street railway accidents in April after earlier months.
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Ruth Bryan Leavitt
William Jennings Brean
Omaha
Tessie Johnson Mariani
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Frederic Mariana
Yale University
Woodbridge Hall
New Haven
Conn
Augustus C. Ledyard
Yale
Y. ME. OC. A
Russia
St. Petersburg
James Stokes
New York City
Public Service Commission of
New York
Abel Patterson fatally shot after abduction near Millerstown
In Syracuse Indiana W O W Dutterseet keeper of the Syracuse Hotel died after an abduction dispute turned deadly. Alys Patterson and Mrs Sargent figure in the case as a posse closes in near Millerstown. Franks was wounded and Patterson killed by a posse member after a confrontation at the Pranks residence.
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W.O W. Dutterseet
Boose
Branks
Millerstore
Patterson
Mr Sareent
Syracuse
Sarcent
Millersburg
Belmont Park opens with Metropolitan handicap winner Jack Atkins
Jack Atkins wins the rich Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park in New York to open the meeting. Sir Cleges, George Long's colt, takes the Blue Grass stakes at Churchill Downs in a driven finish with Dark Night. Trance wins the Suffolk selling stake at Jamaica in 1 5/5 minutes for five furlongs.
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Jack Atkins
Belmont Park
New York
Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Nebraska University
Rudolph Anholz
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Warren Travis
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Club
Jamaica
Great Dry Wave Sweeps Land and Prohibition Rise
The article notes widespread prohibition gains across states and cities, with a temperance push highlighted at national church meetings. It lists Methodist General Conference selections and discusses related legal and religious actions shaping anti liquor sentiment.
Typhoon Disaster Links Multiple Marine Losses Across Regions
The Shinonno Maru reached Victorian BC with word of a typhoon at Llankow following a deadly freshet that killed over a thousand, wrecked 1000 junks, and stranded many steamers. Hundreds of river dwellers’ corpses lined the shore near Shanghai as boats were destroyed, and a separate Kwanga mine fire reportedly claimed 1,000 lives.
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B. C
Llankow
Shanghai
Kan River
Kwanga
Taok
Osler Attacks Homeopaths At Alumni Banquet
During the New York Homeopathic College commencement Dean Harvey said Dr. Osler replied to an alumni banquet invitation with a letter calling homeopaths quacks in objection.
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New York Homeopathic College
Harvey
Dr. Osler
Mitchell warns operators over wage cuts and liability law
Former President Mitchell of the union denounces plan by anthracite operators to reduce miners' wages to fund damages and safety law compliance. He argues such moves would be intolerable and that a retail takeover would only push a de facto wage cut by removing price fluctuations from the sliding scale.
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Mitchell
Tnnted
Senate Hurries Through Unimportant Session Actions
The Senate lingered in session with minimal progress on currency bills and other items. A conference report on the military academy appropriation was pushed, while votes and debates touched stamp taxes, postmaster accounts, locomotives safety, and various public bills before adjournment.
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Military Academy
Dads Cps
Calandia
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Mir
Additieh
Tstd
IST4
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Aighour
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Pendino
Brain operation on Ritz leaves questions about faculties
A New York man named Ritz underwent a brain removal of four ounces in a medical procedure and reportedly retains all mental abilities. In Kanab Utah a schoolboy Alvin Steaton Jr is said to have confessed to murdering 1 year old Mary Stevens. U S citizens in Mexico City push a ballot on serving intoxicants at the Fourth of July celebration.
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Jacob Ritz
New York
Alvin F. Steaton, Jr
Kanab
Utah
Mary Stevens
United States
Mexico
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