Crippen Case Mystery Deepens In London Investigation
London police and Scotland Yard pursue clues in the Crippen murder case as the dismembered body is found in a Hill Crescent cellar. Dr Haw vpipen and Clara Leneve are sought while neighbors report Mrs Crippen seen abroad or alive in Islington residence. Authorities intensify diggings, searches, and cross border checks as rumors of additional deaths swirl.
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Don
Police
Haw‘vippen
Clara Leneve
Scotland Yard
Ve Press
Linerania
New Tonight
Hners
Cedric
Minnetonek
Crippen
Leneve
Workhouse sentences handed for downtown disturbances
Judge Quinn sentenced several men in Canton for drunken conduct and begging near downtown. One man, claiming a Die 4 Safe & Lock job, received five days and costs after an earlier workhouse stay. Brady, from Alliance, was fined $10 and $15 plus 10 days in the workhouse for asking patrons for money at local businesses.
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Canton
Quinn
Die 4 Safe & Lock Company
Hunter
Brady
Petiians
Barnett 'Se
Wheeling & Lake
Dog Attack Wounds Boy as Owner Faces Claims
A dog owned by H. Berg of 1018 Vette Street allegedly bit Arthur Jobe, injuring his hand and causing severe pain. Police say the animal has bitten several people. Jobe was bitten in the kennel after investigators found a dog in a shed.
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Arthur Jobe
HH. Berg
Vette Street
Kittle
Acto
Jobe
Dimal
Am 'A Hahn
Edwards
Mystery surrounds injury to Pennsylvania engineer
Workmen discover Charles H. Burson unconscious near railroad tracks east of the city. Official details on the incident remain unclear as investigators inspect the scene and interview witnesses.
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Pennsylvania
Charles H. Burson
City
Engineer Burson Injured In Unexplained Rail Accident
An East End shop employee found Pennsylvania railroad engineer Charles H. Burson unconscious near bridge 76 on East Creek. He cannot explain how the accident occurred. Burson, from Freedom Pennsylvania, is hospitalized in Canton with serious injuries and unknown cause.
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East End
Charles H. Burson
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Creek
Second Street
Moses & Reemsnyder
Aultman Hospital
Post
Burson
Freedom
Walker
Canton
Massillon
Grass Fills Basins Hampers Street Cleanups
Street department workers struggle to keep roads clear as residents discard grass clippings on paved streets. Commissioner John Dine says grass blows into catch basins on South McKinley Avenue, clogging drainage and prompting threats of affidavits against offenders.
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John Dine
Dine
South McKinley Avenue
Protest Over Wheeling & Lake Erie Shop League Game
A Shop League baseball game between Wheeling & Lake Erie shops and American Bridge Co. ended 13 to 12 and was protested over an umpire call on a runner scoring on the third out. The ball was put to third, then home, with the catcher relaying to first in time to tag the runner but the umpire ruled him safe. The game will likely be replayed on Saturday.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
American Bridge Co
Polly the Parrot and Turtle Attend Summer School Daze
Two unregistered pupils linger in a summer school held in the high school building. A talkative parrot perches at Superintendent Baxter’s desk and mocks his rule with a sign. A land turtle, marked with prior class insignia, roams the room awaiting this year’s student to add a new emblem.
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Baxter
Polly
Grocers and Butchers Ball Game Ends In Draw
A Thursday outing by grocers and butchers drew 11 to 11 after nine innings of play. About 500 attendees, including clerks from south and north of Tuscarawas street, enjoyed a picnic dinner before a theater party in the evening.
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Tuscarawas Street
Northenders
Southenders
Ummpire
Schreiner
Eagle Outing club heads to Crooked Lake camp in Michigan
Forty members travel by chartered car along the Pennsylvania railroad to Crooked Lake Michigan where they will camp through August first. A special baggage car carries gear while a chef and two assistants oversee eight tents dining pavilion and camp supplies across 58 miles from Saginaw.
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Eagle Outing Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crooked Lake
Michigan
Saginaw
City Water Rules Warn Waste Will Cut Supply
Public notice warns that water waste will not be tolerated and the supply may be turned off at the street without further notice. By order of the board of service. L. B. Ohliger, Superintendent.
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Board of Service
L. B. Ohliger
Canton Police Aid Chicago Authorities In Abduction Case
Canton police helped Chicago authorities arrest a man named Miller in Chicago who was linked to white slave trafficking claims across northern Ohio. A 17 year old girl Ida Stoldt of South Cherry street was abducted but Miller had left Canton. he was traced and captured in Chicago. The girl was returned to Chicago for custody.
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Canton
Chicago
Miller
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Ohio
Ida Stoldt
South Cherry Street
Ryan
Stoldt
Dueber Named Likely Chairman of Republican Delegation
Albert M. Dueber, president of the Dueber-Hampden company, is slated for chairman of the Republican delegation to the state convention. Percy McLain has also been mentioned as a possible candidate. McLain follows Stark county delegates due to his friendship with Warren G. Harding of Marion, a governor candidate.
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Albert M. Dueber
Dueber-Hampden Company
Percy McLain
McLain
Stark County
Warren G. Harding
Marion
When You Go Away For The Summer Times News Mailed
Notice directs readers to mail times or news during summer and to update address and phone number as needed.
Weybrecht Attacks Sheriff Linke in Newark Lynching Report
Adjutant General Weybrecht delivers a scathing report to Governor Harmon detailing alleged duty neglect by Sheriff Linke Mayor Atherton and police officers during the Licking county jail lynching of Carl Etherington. He cites mob size from 3000 to 12000 and names 12 officers who failed to resist.
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C. C. Weybrecht
Newark
Harmon
Weybrecht
Herbert Atherton
Atherton
Bell
Linke
Licking County
Carl Etherington
Etherington
Cobber Loses $367 In Old Bunco Game
Frank Serritta an Alliance shoemaker is the victim of a bunco scheme in which two Italians posed as landowners and claimed $9,000 to place in a box. Serritta withdrew $367 as a pledge and the box contained only paper rolls, with his money missing. Police in Canton and Stark Electric Co. contact for investigation.
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Alliance
Canton
Frank Serritta
California
Italy
Serritta
Newark Mayor to State Ultimatum on Resignation
Newark Ohio July 14 Mayor Atherton announced shortly after 2 PM that at 3 PM he would present to Democratic leaders and his allies his ultimatum on whether he will resign from office.
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Newark
Atherton
Child Who May Guide a People The Czarevitch’s runaway jaunt
The Czarevitch, five years old, slipped from the palace while aiming to see ships. He met Petka, a janitor’s boy, and the two played together as a search party, including the Czar, eventually found them.
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Czarevitch
Russian Empire
Petka
Czarvitch
Prosecutions in Probate Court Report Year Ending 1910
The annual probate court criminal statistics review shows 80 prosecutions initiated up to June 30 1910. Indictments involved two persons with 17 convictions and 2 acquittals. Fifty one indictments were nolled 10 pending. Sixteen fines imposed one imprisonment. Costs taxed total 207 juror fees 260.20. Prosecutions by offense include assault and battery three convicts one acquittal 23 dismissed five pending. other categories show mixed outcomes.
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State Department
Bow
Labor Day Parade Plans Advance With Union Meeting
A majority of local unions affiliated with the Central Labor Union attended the Labor Day committees meeting at headquarters 116 South Public Square. Reports indicate the parade will feature city units in line, but there will be no industrial division this year. The committee plans weekly meetings after next Wednesday’s Central Labor Union session.
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Central Labor Union
South Public Square
Golomm City
Court Lenient With Unfilwain Exonerates Bride’s Father
Judge Ambler parolees Herbert McKwain of Port Huron Michigan after perjury in securing a marriage license. McKwain, a Dayton salesman, received three years with hard labor but parole under strict supervision. Miss Jacob of Massillon was exonerated from blame as the court urged moral reform and caution.
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Jacob
Alegally
Ohio Penitentiary
McKwain
Dayton
Svoddard-Dayton Automobile Company
Rev
Liberty
Meliwain
Ambler
McIiwain
Krrchbaum
McIlwain
Luther Day
H. H. Man
Bishop Farrelly Ends Visit With Canton Confirmation
Bishop Farrelly completed his Canton visit by confirming a class of 50 at St. Joseph's Church on West Tuscarawas Street. Accompanying clergy included Rev. Klee kamp and Rev. Hassel, with the bishop blessing the congregation and interns. He then proceeded to Louisville for another confirmation later Thursday.
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Farrelly
Canton
St. Joseph's Church
Tuscarawas Street
Father Treiber
St. Aloysius
Mary
Kleekamp
Hassel
Treiber
Volimayer
Massillon
Hermann
Doylestown
Rhein
Jefferson
Gerz
New Berlin
Mieder
Scullen
Cleveland
Louisville
Gilson Prospects for State Treasurer Visit Canton Delegates
Steubenville candidate Richard Gilson tours Canton seeking Republican nomination for state treasurer. A farm sheriff of Jefferson county and former sergeant at arms of the Ohio house of representatives, he met with Canton party leaders and urged delegates to support his bid at the Republican state convention.
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Steubenville
Canton
Richard Gilson
Jefferson County
Ohio House of Representatives
Gilson
Clarke W. Metzger
Juling Whiting
Republi
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Weybrecht Flays Sheriff Linke
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