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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
8
Caryton retreats after a chaotic Fourth as his nephews set off a hornet haunted volley. He heals with Miss Leslie in a woodland escape and, amid danger, agrees to keep their fireworks affair secret. He asks to speak to her father, promising secrecy about the night’s explosives.
A humorous exchange describes American flag flies used for trout fishing. The idea originated with a British Fly Fishers club gift to Ambassador Choate, then inspired American anglers to test if trout bite for national pride.
A festive dialogue of bells crackers cannons torpedoes rockets candles and pinwheels erupting in playful sounds as family and pets join in the noisy merriment echoing Saint Nicholas Day celebrations. Grandma and mother urge care while tall tales of cheers fill the house.
Mayor William A. Jaege brokered a settlement between Pittsburg Railways and the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees. Discharged workers will receive hearings, swing runs will be shortened by 50 percent, and a lasting peace is promised to avert future traffic disturbances. Incidents of shooting occurred near car barns but caused no injuries.
The body of a man, believed to be Mack Nelson of Zanesville, Ohio, was found in a railroad boxcar near Parsons Kansas. A note left by the deceased gave his name and indicated his identity. Further details were not immediately available.
A bottle of carbolic acid found in Hugh Nelson of Zanesville Ohio pockets leads police to suspect suicide but officials say the death remains shrouded in mystery as details are unclear and the case is under investigation.
Beaumont Texas June 28 Charles Harris 30 a professional high diver was killed while making a dive into the Neches River from a 60 foot ladder on the river front authorities reported the accident occurred during practice hours at the waterfront site.
Coroners jury declares Robert E Eastman killed or aided the murder of Edith May Woodill in St Michaels Maryland. State's Attorney Taylor says he is through with her case. The nude body of Edith May Woodill was found in Black River near St Michaels and identified as the Los Angeles visitor to Colonel Charles Thompson. Suspect John Roberts, a magazine writer, fled after the woman was last seen with him.
A fugitive named Winmet Hastman died of a self-inflicted wound after a pursuit near a Thompson estate. A note to a New York actress revealed Hastman’s wife Mrs Woodill had been killed in an alleged drunken orgy at a farm bungalow. The case links to Colonel Thompson, his wife, and a former Treasury official Lyman Guage through a tale of adoption and a musical protégée.
In Toledo on June 29 the preliminary hearing concluded with Salvatore Lima, Sebastian Lima, Salvatore Hizzo, and Salvatore Lima of Marion bound over to the federal grand jury. Bonds were raised to 6000 for Salvatore Lima and 5000 for the others. inability to pay may keep them in the county jail as Sebastian Lima denounced the action.
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