Five Die as Electric Train Hits Chicago Carriage
A Chicago to Maywood line electric train struck a carriage near Maywood killing four women instantly and fatally injuring the driver. The carriage carried funeral party members Mrs Rohloff 65 and her daughter Mrs Paul Rohloff 29 Mrs Charles Dressel Mrs Minnie Potthoff 66 and Frank Newman all residents of Chicago. The rear of the carriage was dragged several hundred feet before the train stopped.
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Croselng
Chicaro
Chicago, ‘Blin & Aurora
Mayyogd
Rohloff
Employers' Liability a Law Passed by House and Senate
Washington April 10 The employers' liability bill passed by the House April 6 was signed by the Senate without amendment or division. The Senate measure, broader than railroads, faced debate but failed to alter the bill. It replaces strict fellow servant liability and broadens recovery for employee injuries. Contributory negligence now reduces, but does not bar, recovery, with damages cut in proportion to the employee's fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Enate
Dolliver
Committee On Education and
Abor
House
United States Supreme Court
Ohio to Inspect All Mines Every Three Months
A bill by Mr Wertz in Columbus proposes quarterly inspections of all Ohio coal mines, dividing the state into ten districts with ten district inspectors. The measure, already passed by both houses, requires safety cage regulations and posting of gas hazards with no work in dangerous areas until hazards are eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wertz
Wayne County
Senate
House
No License For Non-Medical Healers In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers defeated a bill to regulate non medical healers by a 50 to 31 vote. The measure faced sharp debate as critics called it protection for charlatans and quacks, while supporters cited personal relief after medical treatment failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House
Elson
Tuscarawas County
Warden Gould Re-elected at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus April 9 the board of managers of the Ohio penitentiary re elected Warden O B Gould at their meeting Managers D R Rowland M J Sloan J C Rorick and L M Smith attended Smith appointed by the governor Tuesday to succeed McEldin Dun Gould will appoint three deputies besides 96 guards three prison physicians and other staff It is expected few changes will be made in the operating force of the prison.
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Gould
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
O B Gould
D. R. Rowland
M J. Sloan
J. C Rorick
L. M Smith
Mr Smith
McEldin Dun
Ellis Rules Hold-Overs Barred From Re-Election
Ohio Attorney General Ellis holds that treasurers and sheriffs elected in 1905 who have served a hold-over year may not legally seek re election in 1906. The opinion answers widespread questions about officials holding over beyond their regular term and states no official can run for an additional term.
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Ellis
Columbus
Ohio
Man Arrested After Fatal Shooting Claiming Burglary
In Scranton Otis Wood 45 killed his mother Mrs Lucretia Wood at Bald Mount Wood claiming he acted to stop a burglary as she entered the house. He was taken into custody after attempts to flee the neighborhood.
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Scranton
Otis Wood
Lucretia Wood
Bald Mount Wood
State Treasurer McKinnon Leaves for Mediterranean Voyage
Columbus Ohio April 11 State Treasurer W S McKinnon departed for New York to sail to the Mediterranean in search of health He will likely not return before the middle of the summer
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McKinnon
Columbus
W. S. McKinnon
New York
Mediterranean
Multiple Disasters and Crimes Reported Across States and Nations
An explosion wrecks the separator mill at Aetna Powder Co in Miller Indiana. Navy admiral’s mother, Mrs Anna Dayton, dies in South Bend. Counterfeiting arrest near Quebec. Wage cuts affect 43 600 factory workers in New England and New York. Floods drown 2000 in Hankow China. suicides and killings reported in Ohio Kentucky Texas and Illinois. Lloyds and fires destroy properties. International notes include Mme Anna Gould sailing to Genoa and court cases against Lingay rebels.
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Aetna Powder Company
Miller
Ind
Anna M. Dayton
James H. Dayton
U.S. N
Pacific Squadron
South Bend
Secret Service
New York
W. J. Pellickas
Quebec
New England
New York State
Hankow
Hu-Peh
China
Edward Klenke
New Bremen
Leslie M. Shaw
First Mortgage Guaranty and Trust Company
Philadelphia
Lee Lawrence
Boyle County
Elmer Ruddy
Memphis (Tenn
Viola Walker
Mme
Anna Gould
Genoa
Frederick der Grosse
Prince de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Europe
St. Paul
Lingay
Bayombong
Harry Miller
Kent
Wash
Albert Fields
Longview
Tex
Leo C. Thurman
Walter H Dolson
Norfolk
Pitt Street
Willie
Solomon Chesner
Alvery
Adee
la Provence
Havre
France
Lorens D Kneeland
Kneeland, Clement & Curtis
Chicago
August Lind
Danville
Ill
Deneen
State Board of Pardons
Herman Billek
Supreme Court
Billek
Uiral
Fairy MecClay-Miller
Kokomo
Worley Osborn
William and
Alexander Campbell
Passaic
Salem Mass
Clara von Jierrmann
Karl von Herrmann
Pomerene Seeks Delegate Circle On Stark Ballots
Secretary of State Thompson ordered a circle at the head of each delegate ticket for Democratic primaries in Stark county after Atlee Pomerene of Canton requested it. John C. Welty opposes. both candidates have named their own delegates and Pomerene seeks to let electors vote for delegates collectively on the regular ballot with the governor as heading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerene
Columbus
Thompson
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Stark County
John C. Welty
Akron Shooting Tals John Lavery and Family
John Lavery, once a wealthy contractor, was shot in the body by his son Robert Lavery aged 15 who used a revolver his mother allegedly gave him. The mother and son are under arrest for shooting with intent to kill. The elder says self defense after a quarrel over daughters leaving the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
John Lavery
Robert Lavery
Lavery
Humble preacher suspended by East Ohio M E Conference
The East Ohio conference special committee found Rev. G. L. Humble of Leetonia guilty of charges filed by Leetonia ladies and suspended him until the next annual conference in September. Presiding Elder G. W. Holmes of Youngstown led the investigation.
Furnished Home Break-In Ends in Fatal Shot in Cleveland
Four men tried to force entry at night at the home of Bell Telephone district electrician William E. Bopelle in Cleveland. He fired, the intruders fled, and a second volley mortally wounded Martin Ward, an infirmary inmate. Bopelle gave a coroner’s statement and was released.
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Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
Indianapolis
Huron
Joseph Darmody
Marion
Meadow Creek
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mukden
Cleveland
William E. Bopelle
Bell Telephone Company
Bopelle
Martin Ward
Bapelle
Severed head washed ashore near Cleveland
The severed head of a man believed to be Michael Saboda of Bedford a suburb was found in the river. Police think murder and robbery occurred after he left Bedford with $900 for Cleveland where he planned to sail for the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michael Saboda
Bedford
Saboda
Reformatory Population Tops 89 as Parole Likely Delayed
Mansfield Ohio reports the Ohio State Reformatory now houses 89 inmates after eight more were received. The board of managers does not meet for parole until April 21 and few prisoners are expected to be released next week.
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Reformatory
Mansfield, O
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
Miners to Return to Work in Major Union Pact
Bridgeport reports President Lewis of the United Mine Workers says most contracts with operators will be signed by May first, with Illinois possibly excluded. By Thursday this week about 105,000 miners in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania will return to work while district settlements unfold.
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Bridgeport
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Lewis
Miners’ Union
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Farmer William Ellis Dies by Self Inflicted Shotgun Suicide
William Ellis, 35, a farmer near Ruraldale in Zanesville county, shot himself at home after breakfast. He placed the gun against his heart and pulled the trigger, leaving a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
William Ellis
Ruraldale
Italian merchant killed in attack by partner in Bellefontaine
In Bellefontaine on April 10 Salva tore Cira, an Italian fruit merchant, was shot to death in his store by his youngest partner Charles Demas. Demas, age 18, claims self defense saying Cira reached for a gun to kill him. police report he fired two bullets into Cira’s back and Demas is jailed.
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Bellefontaine
Salvatore Cira
Charles Demas
Demas
Cira
Farmer Thomas Evans Killed In Barn Accident
Thomas R. Evans of Columbus a retired farmer and real estate worker died instantly from a broken neck after falling from a haymow in his barn on his Pataskala area farm a half mile southeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas R. Evans
Pataskala
Regretful shooting in Columbus claims life of Dora Brock
A dispute in Columbus ends with the death of Dora Brock, 22, a colored woman, shot in the head. Emma Lee, detained, admits shooting but says it was self defense.
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Columbus
Dora Brock
Emma Lee
Minority Report Highlights School Board Controversy
The minority report on charges by Senator Meek of Dayton alleges factional control of Ohio school affairs and flaws in certificate grants. It recommends abolishing the state board of examiners, creating a state board of education, and new limits on book suppliers and appointments. The House passed a bipartisan.statewide investigation bill with a 90 to 3 vote and setup for a 60 day report.
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Columbus
Meek
Dayton
State Board of School Examiners
Lamb
Beatty
Dem
W. W. Boyd
State Board of Education
State Commissioner of Schools
State Board of Examiners
Boards of Education
House
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Auditor of State
Hunt
Cincinnati
Irvin
Preble
Senate
Crist
Delaware
Schmidt
Cardinal Logue to Attend New York Diocesan Centennial
Cardinal Michael Logue, primate of all Ireland, will leave Dublin on Easter Sunday for New York to attend the centennial celebration of the New York diocese.
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Cardinal Logue
Dublin
Cardinal Michael Logue
All Ireland
New York
Market Prices for Cattle and Hogs Across Cities
EAST BUFFALO Cattle values listed for steers bulls cows heifers and milkers with calves and rest prices. PITTSBURG CHICAGO CLEVELAND TOLEDO show ranges for cattle sheep hogs and calves with assorted qualities and prices.
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East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
The New King of Portugal Manuel II ascends throne
The youngest European monarch, Manuel II, becomes king after the murder of King Carlos and the abdication of his elder brother. Born in Lisbon on November 15, 1889, he rose from Duke of Beja to naval lieutenant and now faces widespread corruption and bankruptcy as he governing Portugal.
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Portugal
Manuel Iio
Europe
Carlos
Lutz
Lispon
Beja
Manuel
Timber Aplenty In Illinois Chronicle Style
Governor Hoke Smith of Georgia visited Capitol to urge support for forest preserve bill. He warned of lumbering pressure and cited Currier’s bill for White Mountains and southern Appalachians. Speaker doubted rapid forest loss. noted Illinois timber claim as presidential timber.
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Illinois
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joe Cannon
Capitol
Representative Currier
White Mountains
Appalachians
Ilinois
Boston Herald
International Romance Ends in Earl and Countess of Yarmouth Divorce
The Countess Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh applied to nullify her marriage to the Earl of Yarmouth, after a London divorce court granted the separation. For two years their domestic unhappiness and the Earl’s lifestyle were openly known.
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Countess of
Yarmouth
London
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Hertford family ties and society role dispute noted
The Hertford family headed by an Earl and Marquis faces social tensions as the Earl of Yarmouth cannot satisfy his wife’s expectations. The Marchioness of Hertford supports the daughter-in-law while attempting reconciliation, and historical marriage details link Alice Cornelia Thaw to George Francis Alexander Seymour, Earl of Yarmouth, at Calvary Church in Pittsburgh on April 27, 1803.
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Hertford
Earl of Yarmouth
Earl
Marchioness of Hertford
Alice Cornelia Thaw
William Thaw
Pittsburg
George Francis Alexander Seymour, Earl of Yarmouth
Calvary Church
Real Estate Bargains Near Carey and Warren Ohio
J A Smith advertises weekly farm listings including 120 acre farm four miles from Carey on the pike with a large frame house and fixtures, 87 acre farm near Carey with brick house and red barn, and a 7 room house on Clay Street. Prices quoted from 125 to 145 dollars per acre with expenses refunded to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull and Portayeco
Warren
Clay Street
Carey
Pike
The Annihilation of Distance and Global News
The article extols how rapid telegraph and cable links have shrunk distances, making world events instantly readable at breakfast. It highlights The Chicago Record-Herald as a modern paper with many foreign correspondents and cooperation from the New York Herald World and Journal of Commerce, and the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
Chicago Record- Hearald
Record Herald
New York Herald
New York World
New York Journal of Commerce
No man can think well of himself quote
A reflective saying on self worth and regard for others emphasizing that true self respect depends on how one treats people. It presents a moral perspective rather than a news item.
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Buckeye News
Claima Self-Defense
MECK
King Manuel I
Countess OF Yarmouth
Hart
Sandusky
Stephen’. Hart
A. O. Martin
J. D. Ewing
Stephen J. Hart
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Ewing’s Drug Store
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Eeeast
Dr. Sh
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
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