American Clay Manufacturing Co Denied Ohio Incorporation
The American Clay Manufacturing Co known as the sewer pipe trust was refused a certificate of incorporation by Secretary of State Kinney in Columbus. He ruled the articles violated Ohio anti trust law and said an opinion from the attorney general is needed before issuing the usual certificate. Attorney General Sheets will review and issue an opinion.
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Columbus, O
American Clay Manufacturing Co
The
Sewer Pipe Trust
Kinmey
Ohio
Sheets
Burglars Assault Family and Loot Home and Saloon
Early Monday two burglars entered John King’s residence, demanded money, and beat him. King's father came to aid and was struck unconscious. The assailants robbed $6.30 and then broke into a nearby saloon owned by King, taking a box of cigars.
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Youngstown
Marcher
John King
King
Will forgery case set in Ashland for Dr Samuel Glass heirs
Ashland March 10 Lamartine Greenwald and Fulton Glass faced Judge Wolfe on charges of forging a will attributed to Dr Samuel Glass a wealthy Ashland physician who died in 1872 They pleaded not guilty Bonds were set at 500 for Glass and 2500 for Greenwald Glass 74 years old blind and frail posted bail and went home to Wooster Greenwald was jailed awaiting further action
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Ashland
Lamartine Greenwald
Fulton Glass
Samuel Glass
Wolfe
Glass
Greenwald
Wooster
Filament Maker Fatally Mangled by Machinery at Buckeye Plant
In Cleveland at Buckeye Electric Co in the 1925 Broadway plant, Charles L. Fee a filament maker, was killed Monday morning when his clothing was caught in a rapidly revolving wheel. He was drawn between the belt and the wheel and torn apart before workers could stop the machinery.
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Cleveland
Buckeye Electric Co
Broadway
Charles L. Fee
Fee
Sandusky River Flood Floods Fremont Area
Fremont on March 9 reports the Sandusky River at high flood levels not seen in 15 years. Ice jams have submerged the lower city, tracks of the Wheeling and Lake Erie line blocked, traffic halted, factories shut, and homes evacuated with families seeking shelter by boat.
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Fremont
Sandusky
Wheeling & Lake Ems Railway
Standard Oil Seizes Major Indiana and Ohio Oil Assets
Toledo March 9 The Standard Oil Co has acquired the Cudahy holdings in Indiana and Ohio oil fields. The deal covers about 1000 producing wells three refineries hundreds of miles of pipeline and thousands of acres of oil land. An English syndicate reportedly arranged the transaction leaving Standard without rivals in the territory.
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Toledo
Standard Oil Co
Cudahy Holdings
Indiana and
Ohio
Whic
Standard
Anti-Trust Law to be Tested in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati March 8 The anti trust law will be tested by a federal suit against the bill posters combine. Spencer Jones attorney for W. H. Donaldson publisher of the Cincinnati Bill Board telegraphed from New York that he had secured service on members of the combine charged with boycotting Donaldson.
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Cincinnati
Combine of Bill
Spencer Jones
W. H. Donaldson
Cincinnati Bill Board
New York
Combine
Donaldson
Niles Tool Plants In Germany Supplying European Trade
The Niles tool works, after expanding its operations, established a branch plant in Germany last year and has now notified that the European trade will be supplied by the German works. The move reflects growth of government and other orders fulfilled by the firm through its overseas facility.
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Cincinnati
Niles Tool Works
Lamshton
Germany
Republican congressional call ruled invalid in Ninth district
Columbus March 13 Secretary of State Kinney declared the republican congressional call in the Ninth Lucas district invalid for not conforming to state directives on primary election controls in counties.
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Columbus
Kinney
Lucas
Rerardh
Ashes Destroy First Baptist Church in Conneaut
A fire Wednesday night destroyed the First Baptist Church in Conneaut, likely starting from a defective furnace pipe. The building was insured.
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Conneaut
First Baptist Church
Alliance Girl Personal Crisis Reports
Alliance March 10 Thursday night David Snyder criticised his daughter May aged about 24. A short time afterwards the girl swallowed carbolic acid and died in terrible agony.
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Alliance
David Snyder
May
Columbus to Have an Inter State Club
Columbus M arch 13 John Riley of Columbus has secured the Inter State league franchise for Columbus thus insuring the buckeye capital a baseball team the coming season.
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Columbus
John Riley
Buckeye Capital
A Drink for Every Signature in Ohio Saloon Protests
March 13 column notes a rule of free drinks for signing petitions against the Clagle local option bill. Petitions spread across Columbus saloons as crowds sign in exchange for beverages. The practice multiplies signatures, with signers able to endorse multiple salons in the city.
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Columibbits
Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio Legislature Proceedings March 6 to 12
Ohio Senate and House pass and amend numerous measures. Indigent defense fees moved from county commissioners to trial judges. Stark and Fulton counties see tax, salary, and bridge-related actions. Local option Clark bill reported without recommendation. Education, road, and water works funding adjustments updated. New bills include easing enforcement of oleomargarine laws and reorganizing dental and Columbus boards.
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General Assembly
Columbus
Senate
Reynolds
Stark County
Fulton County
Knoxecounty
Stari County’ Jury Commission
New York
Admiral Dewey House
Ohio
Supreme Judy
Ohio Experiment Station
Secretary of Agriculture
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hamilton Country
Board of Education of Files
Toledo
Dow
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
House
Vr T Howard
State Board of Dental Examiners
Howard
Colonidas Board of Education
Murder near Sioux City over quarrel leaves two dead
Christ Bauer and Ernest Meyers, brothers in law and farmers, were involved in a fatal confrontation 30 miles east of Sioux City on a Saturday night. Bauer died defending his mother during a quarrel Meyers had sparked. Both men were local farmers. Police investigation underway with details scarce.
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Sioux City
Christ Bauer
Ernest Meyers
Here
Bauer
Meyers
Editor shoots rival in Malta Bend quarrel
Malta Bend Mo March 12 James Bailey, a young man, was shot dead Saturday night by T I Purcell editor of the Malta Bend Democrat. There had been ill feeling between the men for days. Purcell was arrested.
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Malta Bend
James Bailey
T. I. Purcell
Purcell
Luke Wright a Tennessee lawyer and Civil War officer chosen for Philippine commission
Gen Luke Fe Wright longtime Tennessee attorney general and bar leader, selected by President McKinley as the southern representative on the Philippine commission. He served in the Confederate army, practiced law in Memphis and Shelby County, partnered with Thomas B Turley, and twice attended national Democratic conventions.
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Luke ©. Wright
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Bar of
Tennessee
Archi
Bald Wright
Eldridge
Mississippi
Luke Wright
One Hundred and Fourth
Bate
Breckinridge
Bragg
Johnston
Hood
Jonesboro
Wright
Memphis
Raphael Semmes
Criminal Court
Shelby County
Gen. Wright
Thomas B. Turley
United States
Isham G. Harris
Handsome casket gift to Madame Dreyfus shown in London Herald
An illustrated gold casket presented to Mme Alfred Dreyfus by readers of the Morning Herald is described. The design features a Renaissance central panel with medallions of Maitre Labori, Zola, and Captain Dreyfus, and a reverse inscription praising her husband’s unblemished power and her devoted support amid his suffering. The cover is domed and decorated, topped by a figure of Blind Justice with scales and a naked sword.
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Mme Alfred Dreyfus
London Morning Herald
Enanv
Maitre Labori
Zola
Capt Dreyfus
Mme Dreyfus
Morning Herald
London
Alfred Soresfus
Post Card Strawberry Changes Color With Heat
Novel German post card features a red strawberry printed on the card. When heated the color blanches and vanishes, and can be restored to red by blowing on it.
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Germany
Amendment Grants Authority to Defend the Nicasagua Canal
Washington March 10 Senate foreign relations committee reported the Hay Pauncefote treaty amending the Clayton Bulwer treaty with an amendment granting the United States authority to defend the canal when constructed. The report argues abrogation of the old pact is prudent yet hesitant, warning against British control via Nicara guan concessions and stressing exclusive US control for the canal. Senator Morgan filed a minority report opposing the amendment asserting Britain grants no rights to the United States beyond what is agreed with Costa Rica.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
England
United States
Nicaragua
Great Britain
Great
Costa Rica
Manila
Honmolain
San Francisco
San Diego
San Juan
Porto Rico
Isle of Pines
Key Wear
Morgan
Minerva Safe After Tow to Bermuda
Word reached Philadelphia that the Spanish steamer Minerva, long listed as missing, was towed into Bermuda by the Amboo and the Skyros. The vessel carries a crew of 25 men.
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Philadelphia
Minerva
Bermuda
Amboto
Skyros
Supreme court rules against Illinois Central in Chicago lakefront case
Washington March 13 Supreme court affirms Illinois Central Railway's bid to reclaim submerged Lake Michigan lands fronting its Chicago property to build an engine house. The decision rejects the railroad's claim of a vested perpetual right and upholds city control over the lakefront.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
City of
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Co
Michigan
Minois Supreme Court
Ywens
Illinois Central
Lake Michigan
Illinois General Assembly
Common Council of
Chictro
Christian Daily experiment in journalism by Rev Sheldon
Rev Charles Sheldon takes command of the Daily Capital in Topeka Kansas for one week with a policy of reporting only morally significant current events. The paper will emphasize religion, temperance, and anti crime, avoid partisan politics, and include a Sunday reading plan with a prayer by Bishop John A Vincent.
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Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Kingdom of God
Charles Sheldon
Capital
John A. Vincent
Methodist Church
Telegraph News
Fourteen Die in Newark Fire In Impoverished Tenement
A Newark blaze yesterday morning killed fourteen people and injured several others. Firefighters recovered 13 bodies from the ruins while another victim died at City Hospital. The fire trap tenement housed about ten families and 40 to 50 people. Police suspect arson and have arrested Vito Credanza.
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New York
Newark
City Hospital
Fourteenth Avenue
Vite Credansa
Vito Credanza
Baseball plans announced for 1890 season cities list
The American Association of Baseball clubs, backed by the National League, will furnish baseball next season in Baltimore Washington Louisville Cleveland Chicago St Louis New York and Philadelphia. James Hart, president of the Chicago club, announced the plan Monday. Grounds in Baltimore Washington Louisville and Cleveland will be used as tenant-less sites after their elimination from the National League circuit. the other cities will use National League grounds.
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Chiccaro
American Association of Baseball
Chilys
National League
Baltimore
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
James Hart
Hillsdale Jury Finds Putnam Women Not Guilty in Murder Case
Hillsdale Michigan March 10 The jury in the trial of Mrs Rachel Putnam and her daughter Sarah for the murder of their husband and father returned a verdict of not guilty after yesterday's proceedings.
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Hillsdale, Mich
Rachel Putnam
Sarah
Carnegie Answers Frick in Equity Suit Over Vale of Holdings
In Pittsburg on March 13 the Carnegie Steel Co and 30 others filed answers in common pleas court No 1 to the Crick suit seeking the value of TH Frick’s holdings. The document disputes Frick’s claimed value and asserts he accepted book value for part of his stake while other claims, including Frick’s services and power within the company, are challenged. Carnegie contends Frick was advisory after January 1895 and that management remained under the president, with no basis for Frick’s demand for expanded powers. it also disputes asset values, profits estimates, and the proposed option price for the association and coke properties. The defense asks dismissal with costs on Frick.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Co
TH. Crick
Common Pleas Court No
Frick
Carnegie
Henry Phipps
Carsee
Association
Board of Managers
Carnerie
Andrew Carnegie
Prick
Military hospital cases in the Philippines show improvement
Nearly 1,800 are in hospitals in Washington on March 13. General Sternberg reports from Col. Greenleaf that Manila area cases on March 1 totaled 1,287 with a steady reduction since January 20, about 200 transfers to U S hospitals. Sternberg praises the health improvement among troops.
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Washington
General Sternberg
Col
Greenleaf
Philippines
Manila
Tibey
United States
Stermberg
Dubuque Will Bequeaths to Seminary and Sisters
In March 1300rchbishop F Hennesay's will, filed here, bequeaths church property to his successor, 350000 to a fund for a theatrical seminary, provides homes and annuity to wife and brother, and leaves 31000 and 2500 to various societies and individuals. The remainder is divided equally between the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, the university at Washington, and Dubuque Seminary.
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Dubuque
Hennesay
Sisters of the Holy Ghost
Washington and Dubuque Seminary
Arthur Is Vindicated in Missouri Ship Inquiry
Washington reports that Quartermaster General Ludington ordered the dismissal from the transport service of Capt. Dillon, master of the hospital ship Missouri, and the third officer. The action follows Col. Long’s inspection at San Francisco, which supports Maj. Arthur’s administration of the ship’s affairs.
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Washington
Missouri
New York
Manila
San Francisco
Ludington
Transport Service
Dillon
Col. Long
Maj. Arthur
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