Dentist Barnes in Wellsville Shooting Faces Defense
East Liverpool April 6 Dr Hamlin Barnes the Wellsville dentist who wounded two men in a pistol duel will be defended by the Good Citizens league. He carried a revolver after threats and will plead self defense. Davidson and Zoellers are recovering with Davidson needing operation for a chest bullet while Zoellers is not in danger.
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Hamlin Barnes
Wellsville
Good Citizens’ League
East Liverpool
Pen Davidson
William Zoellers
Davidson
Zoellers
Ohio River
Barnes
P. M. Smith
Charles Boyd
G. L. D. Ingram
Davidson and Zoellers
William Renoff
British deny Castron landing in Trinidad on Guadaloupe
Port of Spain April 6. At Washington's urging the British government will not permit Cipriano Castron former president of Venezuela to land in Trinidad. The steamer Guadaloupe with Castro aboard is due April 10.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
State Department
Washington
Cipriano Castron
Venezuela
Guadaloupe
Castro
House Adopts Fordney Amendment
Washington April 6 The house adopted the Fordney amendment to day striking out of the Payne bill the provision for countervailing the duty on lumber.
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HOUSE
Fordney
Caustic Naples dispatch on Theodore Roosevelt
Paris reports from Naples describe Theodore Roosevelt with caustic charm. French correspondents note his French accent leans German, his replies are uncurtailed, and his self focus reflects a people seen as great yet childish.
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Paris
Naples
United States
Roosevelt
Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
Guernsey Lumber Co Incorporated by Local Businessmen
The Guernsey Lumber Company is incorporated with stock of 15000 by W A Hunt J C Moorehead E J Larrick R R Brill and R M Logan. Larrick reports timber lands of about one thousand acres in the Uneka mountains North Carolina and plans for mills and shipments begin. Larrick Moorehead and workers will move within two weeks to begin timber operations.
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Guernsey Lumber Company
W. A. Hunt
J. C. Moorehead
E. J. Larrick
R. R. Brill
R. M. Logan
Uneka Mountains
North Carolina
Larrick
Moorehead
Messrs
Hunt
Michigan counties vote dry in historic liquor crackdown
Detroit reports 19 of 27 counties in Michigan going dry while seven vote wet and Jackson appears narrowly for prohibition. Michigan Anti-Saloon League leader declares the liquor backbone broken as results come in at midnight. In Ohio, Ross county election set for Monday April 24.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
George W. Morrow
Michigan Anti-Saloon League
Jackson
Ross
Chillicothe
Rose County
Ross County
Guernsey Valley Fair Assn Buys Driving Park in Byesville
The Guernsey Valley Fair Association plans incorporation with capital stock of 10000 dollars and 50 shares at 200 dollars each. Incorporators include J S Secrest J L Nicholson J H Dickens W L Stewart and Grant Turnbaugh. A July 4 celebration is planned at the Driving Park. The association will buy the Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park grounds to gain full control. They also plan monthly sales at the grounds to raise stock for stock raisers and fanciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Valley Fair Assn
Cambridge-Byesville
Guernsey Valley Fair Association
Guernsey
Florida Democrat Clark Breaks With Party On Paye tariff
Representative Clark of Florida denounces Bryan and Populism and says he will back the Payne tariff if it includes duties on sea island cotton and protection for citrus fruit and pineapples. He faces questioning from Democrats but vows to follow constituents' will. House sets April 9 for final vote amid party dissension.
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Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Louisiana
Clark
Florida
Bryan
Eliot denies ambassadorship report
Cambridge April 6 President Charles W. Eliot denies newspaper reports claiming he has accepted or declined the post of ambassador to Great Britain. He says the reports are absolutely unauthorized and notes no formal decision has been made.
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Cambridge, Mass
Anewspaper
Ambas
Sador
Great Britain
Charles W. Eliot
Eliot
Kellogg finishes HS argument in Standard Oil suit
St Louis April 6 Frank B Newlog chief counsel for the government in the suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey concluded his principal argument at noon today. He will close for the government after all other lawyers have had their innings next week. Captain Aaron McLaughlin veteran river pilot dead Gallipolis Ohio April 6 aged seventy six known the packet lines from Pittsburg to St Louis died at Harmon Ohio
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St. Louis
Frank B. New Logg
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Veteran River
Gallipolis
Aaron McLaughlin
Veteran River Pilot
Pittsburg
Harmon, O
Farewell Dinner on Hamburg for Theodore Roosevelt
Captain Burmeister hosts a formal farewell on the steamship Hamburg before Naples. A lavish menu booklet features Teddy bears, a hippopotamus, a lion and jungle scenes to echo Roosevelt’s African hunt. The dining list and music align with the celebratory occasion.
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Burmeister
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
Naples
Becketts Lose Home in El Campo Texas Fire
The suburban home of Mr and Mrs John C Beckett once of Cambridge was destroyed by a blaze in El Campo Texas last Friday at 5 50 pm The fire spread quickly due to wind and distance from the hose It gutted the main house leaving only a piano a few chairs a barn and ponies behind The Becketts praised neighbours for generosity while noting the loss of beloved trees a rose garden and a vegetable plot Insurance covered 3000 on the house and barn valued at 5000 not including contents Cambridge friends rushed to help and offered shelter.
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John C. Beckett
Cambridge
el Campo
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Cable snaps kill two on incline in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on April 6 a car on the St. Clair incline broke away and plunged to the bottom. A snapped cable caused the crash, killing Albert Klenberger aged 15 and Arthur Miller aged 10 while six others were injured.
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Pittsburg
Albert Klenberger
Arthur Miller
St. Clair
Princeton Seminary Crisis Prompts World Faith Debate
Dr Francis L Patton president of Princeton Theological Seminary arrives in Buffalo to address a reported student demand for curriculum changes He says the issue is overblown and centers on two existential questions does God exist and has He spoken in Jesus Christ He warns liberalism grows and churches drift from reincarnation doctrine.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Princeton Theological Seminary
Francis L. Patton
Cyclone Destroys Marion Illinois City Structures
A cyclone struck Marion Illinois at 5 this morning demolishing the Methodist church and several public square buildings. No fatalities reported in Marion though two died in Pittsburg nearby. Homes were razed and many residents injured.
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Marion
Ills
Pittsburg
Here
Marriage Licenses Issued For L E Bickel And Cora Gillette
L E Bickel of Coshocton Ohio and Mrs. Cora N Gillette of Cambridge were issued a marriage license according to the county clerk records.
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L. EB. Bickel
Coshocton, O
Cora N. Gillette
Cambridge
Union Clash on Buffalo Waterfront Over Freighter Move
In Buffalo on April 6 a confrontation occurred when a freighter was to be moved from the Blackwell canal. Non-union engineers worked, a crowd rushed aboard, police and reserves responded, and the crowd dispersed. Union officials insisted their men would not work under contractors tied to the Lake Carriers' Association.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Blackwell Canal
Lake Carriers’ Association
Married Under Difficulties in Punxsutawney
James Sharkey lay wrapped in bandages in City hospital after a 90 foot fall from a railroad bridge. Bride Miss Bessie McLaughlin stood by as he signed the license with his teeth. He suffered multiple injuries but remained conscious and expected to recover in six weeks.
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Punxsutawney
City Hospital
James Sharkey
Bessie McLaughlin
Somerset
Sharkey
Franklin and Clearfield
City Council votes to override veto on Burris damages and regulate gaming rooms
Last night the council overrode Mayor Bradford and approved settling with Miss Edna Burris for injuries from a lumber pile on East Steubenville avenue. Ordinances closing billiard pool and bowling rooms to 10 pm and licensing dance halls were also approved for next meeting.
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Edna Burris
East Steubenville Avenue
W. A. Hunt
Bradford
B. F. Enos
King Victor Emmanuel and Roosevelt meet aboard Italian battleship
King Victor Emmanuel and former President Theodore Roosevelt greeted aboard the Italian battleship Re Umberto in Messina harbor. Roosevelt, accompanied by Ambassador Griscom, toured earthquake ruins and met officials, expressing thanks for the welcome. He later departed for Mombasa aboard the Admiral, with a ceremony greeting from German leaders and a planned Berlin visit.
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Messina
King Victor Emmanuel
Theodore Roosevelt
Naples
Italy
Roosevelt
Mombasa
British East Africa
Burmeister
Hamburg
New York
Griscom
Belknap
Navy
Anchorage
Hotel Excelsior
Aosta
Capodimonte
William
Mr. Roosevelt
Berlin
Africa
Mount Vesuvius
Capri
Mrs. Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
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Reine Claudes
Tex
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Princeton
Gyclone
Illinois City
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Lake Freighter
Council
Burris
King Victor MN Roosevelt
Burmbister
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