Tragic Jealousy Drive Buckley to Kill Wife and Wounding
Buckley, 28, a miner, lured his wife and neighbor to a home in a jealous frenzy. He shot his wife four times and wounded a bystander before being shot by Patrolman Henry Shires. The incident occurred at a neighbor's house where the couple and their young daughters had gathered.
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Oscar Bim
Lancaster
Deeds Frome
Frank
Henry Shires
Buckley
Anistane
Louis Boggs
Stanley Slagel
Boggs
Gallia Furnace
Slagel
425
Luckey
Italians Settle Feud In Columbus Saloon Killing Dead
In Columbus Ohio a deadly shootout at Simi’s saloon leaves Flavi and Mara dead and John Montebelli dying at Protestant hospital. Paul Simi is wounded and jailed as five witnesses are held. Police doubt Black Hand involvement despite Simi’s claim of mob ties. Magnani, brother in law of Simi, is suspected in the shooting and fled.
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Columbus
Flavi
Mara
John Montebelli
Paul Simi
City
Simi
Stalians
Black Hand
Bartolaneon Magnani
Petty
Cleveland Tragedy: Father Beats Wife to Death
Police report a four year old girl led investigators to a Cleveland crime scene where Mary Factor was found dead. Paul Fedor is jailed as the man accused of beating the mother to death while she slept beside the child. The coroner was told the father, in a drunken rage, struck her with a club and the body was washed and dressed before discovery.
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Cleveland
Maby eAnna
Fador
Paul Fedor
Mary Factor
Roésger
Plain Dealer Armer
Clevelan
Daily Pape
The
Plain Dealer Publishing Co
Clevela
Plain Dealer
Kentucky's Bloody Christmas Duels Set Record
Reports from Kentucky describe multiple pistol duels during Christmas holidays with several seriously injured. The bloodiest stretch in state history is blamed on quarrels among youths in hard hit mountain districts. No details yet from Breathitt County as authorities anticipate more outcomes.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Dee
Breathitt
Tabernacle Roof Falls Killing One Minister
A tabernacle under construction collapsed as a truss gave way, killing real estate man F Meyers and injuring about five ministers and many deacons and laymen. Rev A M Roby and Rev William J Thompson were among the injured as workers crowded the roof for the last nail. The structure was to host revival services next Sunday.
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Ofier
Meyers
A. M. Roby
The
United Brethren Church
William J. Thompson
Baptist Church
Trains Meet Head On Near Bucyrus Pennsylvania Wreck
Six killed and six injured when Pennsylvania passenger No 15 and express No 24 collide head on six miles west of Bucyrus Ohio Disregard of block signals and misreading orders blamed The dead include H C Fryndstine W A Dawler Frank Beebe G E Horton C C Craig and C C Miller with others injured
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Pennsylvania
Bucyrus
Here
H. C. Fryndstine
Chicago
W. A. Dawler
Frank Beebe
G. E. Horton
Fort Wayne
C. C. Craig
C. C. Miller
Markets Report from Chicago and Others with Grain and Livestock Prices
Cattle Reeves and Texas steers priced in Chicago markets with diverse categories: cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs. Prices listed for East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati Toledo reflect regional variations in cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs, alongside grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and lard bulk meats and bacon.
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Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Toledo
Adams County Vote Bribery Probe Expands Across County Lines
Sheriff Gibboney cites a two decade pattern of electors bought by money and bribery in Adams County. Prosecutor Stephens notes more counties Pike Clermont Highland and Brown face similar corrupt practices. Judge Blair leads the probe with Lucien J. Fenton asserting Adams is not uniquely corrupt.
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Brown
Thesgdnes
Ste ‘Phengon
Blair
Pike
Clermont
Highland
Fenton
Winchester
Brown Counties
Adams
Brown County
Stevens
Crawford Appears Before Special Grand Jury in Vote Buying Probe
E W Crawford state printer and former editor testified before a special grand jury in Adams county Iowa as 125 men were indicted for selling votes increasing total indictments to 758. Of those indicted 154 admitted guilt and received penalties including disfranchisement fines and workhouse sentences.
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Portsmouth
E. W. Crawford
West Union
Adams County
Gas stove blaze kills six in Kenton Ohio
In Kenton Ohio a gas stove burning without a stovepipe and whisky led to six deaths from asphyxiation: William Kennedy 63 Pearl Kennedy 24 Clark Latham 84 Mrs Clark Latham 31 Harry Newcomb 26 and Bess Bailey 22. They were found in two rooms above a restaurant with empty whisky flasks on the floor.
Thompson Accepts Ohio Man to Become Assistant Secretary of Interior
Thompson, in Columbus, notified President Taft that he will accept the position of assistant secretary of the interior. The appointment is described as a personal choice by Taft after acquaintance with the nominee.
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Ohio
Seca _etary of Interior
Columbus
Carmin A
Acquaintance Becomes Close Friendship With President
The text notes that an acquaintance in Cincinnati federal court grew into a close friendship. Secretary Thompson was warmly received by the president at the White House during a Washington visit.
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Cincinnati
Thompson
White House
Washington
Twenty-Four Die In Morris Packing Plant Fire
A blaze at Nelson Morris Packing Company main beef house in Chicago’s stock yards killed 24 people including Fire Marshal Horan and several city firefighters plus five stock yards employees. Ammonia storage explosions caused a collapsing loading platform as firemen battled the flames. many others were injured.
Vining Elected Speaker in Ohio House Caucus
S J Vining of Mercer county was chosen speaker by the Democratic caucus in Columbus on December 23. The caucus selected him as its choice for the next Ohio house of representatives.
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J. Vining
Mercer
Ohio
Tives
Peice
Democratic absences shape village House ballot results
Two Democratic members were absent as the house ballot proceeded. Charles W. Kemple defeated George McKay for clerk by 63 to 12. Russell of the county was chosen speaker by acclamation, with Charles B Hocking named final clerk. C E Markley of the county was named message clerk. Other selections included sergeant at arms Wil Melching and several assistants and clerks from various counties.
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George McKay
Price
Russell
Charles
Hocking County
C. E. Markley
Wil Melching
Saglatse
Short Fairfield
T. E. , Goodrich
Blenkner
Franklin
Alvin Schott
Starking
Julian ‘Eckersbyq Nam
Colored preacher and deacon clash in Fort Worth fight
In Dallas on December 27 a Colored preacher and Deacon Morton Nichols from Mount Zion African Church exchange blows. The preacher loses part of his nose while Nichols bites the preacher’s finger. Both are taken to a police station for statements.
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Tex
Los Razor
Morton Nichols
D. J
Mount Zion African Church
Fort Worth
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