Martial Law Ordered as Columbus Quelled by Troops
Army officers seize control in Columbus with Harmon directing troops to suppress violence and restore order without input from city officials. Key measures to curb outrages remain undisclosed.
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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
1
Riots Prompt Ohio Governor to Order Troops in Columbus
Rioting and arson during the streetcar strike lead Governor Harmon to summon up to 1000 National Guard and Columbus units, with General Speaks in command, to quell disorder. Police morale collapses as cars are attacked and barns dynamited. arbitration urged by councilman and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Harmon
Weybrecht
Cincinnati
Mavor Marshall
John C
Arive
Columbus Ambulance Corps
TH. G. Catrow
John C. Speaks
Charles F. Haxe
Marshall
Christopher Ross
Ninth Ward
West Side
Ross
Pretzman
Chamber of Commerce
L. F. Saler
Columbus Railway & Light Co
South High Street
Promreny
Rose Avenue
North Side
Merrit Street
Moworman L.P. Evans
Tungsten street lamp tested in Canton aims to replace moonlight arcs
The Canton Electric company trials a Tungsten lamp at Cherry and Ninth streets. If successful, the public service department may end the moonlight arc schedule of 186 lamps. Manager W. C. Anderson says it uses less current and could substitute without financial loss, noting the light color differs from standard arcs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry and
Ninth Streets
Canton Electric Company
Department of Public Service
W. C. Anderson
Electric Company
Mr. Anderson
Poisoning at Ky Ice Cream Supper Leaves Dozens Sick
Fully 30 families were poisoned at an ice cream supper in Firebrick Kentucky near Portsmouth Ohio on Sunday. Dozens swooned on a schoolroom floor and many remain unable to return home. Physicians attended. several named individuals are listed among the ill and at least two are reported to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portsmouth
Firebrick Ky
George Holcom
George Tinsley
Sarah Blackenberger
John Rock
Warren Coffee
D. A. Honaker
Dave Honaker
Geneva Honaker
Arthurs
John Honaker
Adam Locher
Thompson
Devoted Churchman Ordered to Support Wife and Children
Alfred Tisch of 712 Myer Street faced police court on a charge from his wife alleging profane language and abuse. Judge Quinn ordered Tisch to stay away from the home and pay four dollars weekly for child support, with 15 days in the workhouse if he defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tisch
Myer Street
Quinn
Tisch
Burglars Enter Hardware Store on South Market Street
Burglars forced a front window to enter the hardware shop of Les Skelton at 2229 South Market Street. They fled by the rear door after taking three dozen shirts and a dozen jumpers, leaving a cash register with under $1 in change. Mrs Wilhelm, neighbor, heard a noise at 1 AM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Skelton
South Market Street
Fred Wilhelm
Willaman On Trial For Life In Canton Murder Case
Cletus Willaman faced first degree murder charges for the April killing of Warren Koons and the alleged slaying of Mrs. Koons in Canton. Jury impaneling began with 36 jurors, eight excused for illness, as 39 original panel members were reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Ambler
Warren E. Koons
Virginia Avenue
Canton
Koons
Willaman
Upham
Brancher
Lottie
Jeremiah Willaman
Jackson Township
Krrchbaum
Charles Evans
Massillon
Alvin Gibbs
Persel Hammer
Lawrence Township
Alvin Lotz
Osnaburg
C. F. Rickard
Lexington
John Erb
Tuscarawas
Amos Coy
Nimishillen
John Lewis Arrested After Suicide Attempt in Grove
John Lewis of 1209 Fulton Street was found suspended from a tree after a self harm attempt aided by neighbors who restrained him. Judge Quinn warned a future misbehavior could bring a 10 day suspended sentence in the workhouse. James A. Robinson acted as next friend to ensure sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Fulton Street
Judge Quinn
Lewis
Quinn
Hig House
J. A. Robinson
William Blattman
Pilcher
Toll From Tokyo Floods Reaches Seven Hundred
Tokyo faces a flood disaster with about 700 dead and thousands more at risk. Cleanse and disinfection will be delayed for days as water recedes, with food shortages and epidemic concerns loom. Authorities struggle to distribute aid by boat while transportation lines remain cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Tonewaga
Arrest of John Russ on theft charge at depot
Officer August Weidman arrested John Russ on a theft charge after finding a suitcase and clothing in his possession at the Wheeling and Lake Erie depot as he prepared to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russ
August Weidman
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bartchy Hauger Reunion at Meyers Lake Saturday
The Bartchy Hauger reunion will be held at Meyers Lake on Saturday August 20. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartchy-Hauger
Meyers Lake
Girl Wanted for Editorial Work at Evening Times
Help needed to perform editorial tasks. Must know English and be willing to work. Apply at Once Evening Times for fair wages.
Judge Ambler Declares Barber Owns McKinley Block
Judge Ambler rules in favor of Mary Barber heirs over James McKinley and others on half of the McKinley block on South Market Street. Title quieted. rents not considered. He notes executor James Saxton conveyed property to Mrs McKinley for 9000 dollars within executor powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Arrests Loom in Akron Knife Attack Case
Judge orders Roy Cissne to bring his wife to court as investigation continues into Sunday night knife attack in the Jungles. Cissne accuses Joan Sarpinza, an Italian detainee, of provoking the disturbance while denying he used the knife. Sarpinza denies wrong doing and faces a charge of disturbing the peace when confronted. Police anticipate another arrest before Tuesday’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cissne
Akron
Quinn
Cissne
Joan Sarpinza
Sarpinga
Three Infants Die in Canton from Cholera Infantum
Cholera infantum claims three infant lives as heat spreads illness in Canton. Infants include Joseph McKusia eleven months old of Massillon street buried at Westlawn. Ruth Doty three months old of Bedford street buried at Westlawn. and an infant child of Mike Cross on Thompson alley buried at Westlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Joseph MicKusia
John McKusia
Massillon Street
Westlawn
Ruth
Alfred Doty
Bedford Street
Mike Cross
Thompson Alley
Canton boiler explosion verdict cites water hammer cause
Coroner Harry A. March filed verdicts on 13 men killed when a Canton Ohio boiler at American Sheet and Tin Plate exploded last May. He attributes death to water hammer and notes the obsolete lap seam boiler built in Erie 15 years earlier, last inspected 11 weeks before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Canton
Stark County
Erie
Massachusetts
Ohio
Cambridge
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co
Park Wells Popular at Nimisila Park Watering Spot
Nimisila park gains fame as a cooling water stop with many visitors each morning. Park Commissioner Eli Hardstein notes crowds drink from the wells to escape heat, joking he would be well off if paid a cent for every cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimisila Park
Eli Hardenstein
Lie to police brings five days at workhouse
Cleveland man Sam Rose faced Judge Quinn after claiming a toothache forced him to lie in the yard of Edward Langenbach on North Cleveland avenue. Motor Cop Riffle testified Rose appeared inebriated, not suffering tooth pain. Rose received a five day workhouse sentence for lying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rose
Edward Langenbach
Cleveland Avenue
Riffle
Quinn
Rose
Cleveland
Garbage Removal Rates and Contact in Stark Bell Areas
All persons desiring garbage removal should call Stark Phone 1628 or Bell Phone 197. Cans furnished free. 7c for removal of a 10 gallon can once a week. 16 tickets cost 31.05. Yearly tickets 3.00. 8-T-10-15 J. R. Mackey, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Bell Phone
J. R. Mackey
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Leopold de Rothschild
London
Lord Rothschild
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Elliott
Henry James
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Grafton
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England and Wales
United States
Chicago
Warren BE Koons
Cletus Willaman
James A. Robinson
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