Multiple Ohio incidents marked by deaths and crimes across cities
A sweeping Ohio and nearby reports column details a rear end collision near Hamilton killing Frank King and wounding others, Giulty pleas by brick and lumber dealers in Toledo, a double suicide in Shelby, foul play suspected in a well death near Stockport, and a Toledo merger involving street railways. Additional items include a fatal Columbus railroad wreck, a murder indictment in Washington D C, jail suicide in Lima, a Columbus post office cashier’s death by self harm, and various local incidents from Dayton to Gallipolis with robberies and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jones” Station
Hamilton
Cincinnnti, Hamilton & Dayton
Frank King
Ivorydale
John Sullivan
Jacob Reisler
Conference Called by Dick Rescinded Over Ohio Politics
Akron May 14 United States Senator Charles Dick rescinded a Columbus conference call for Wednesday involving state central and executive committees Republican members of Congress county chairmen and leaders. Dick cites lack of chance for unanimous action and postpones the meeting indefinitely to restore party harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binator Dick
Akron
Columbus
State Central and Executive Committees
Congress
United States
Charles Dick
Hving
Foraker Addresses Ohio Convention Endorsements
Senator Foraker of Ohio says no deal or compromise has occurred regarding endorsements. He disavows George B. Cox's statement, notes Cox seeks party harmony, and will accept convention outcomes if Cox's recommendations are supported. He urges deferring indorsements until the next state convention and rejects actions by unauthorised individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Washington
Ohio
Burton
Mr. Foraker
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Cox's Suggestion for Local Victory and Taft Ticket
In Cincinnati on May 9 George B. Cox former Hamilton county Republican leader outlined a program. He urged party harmony and victory in upcoming municipal elections. He backed W. H. Taft for president J. B. Foraker for U S senator and A L Harris for governor.
Wide range of fires crimes and accidents report from 1900 era
Fire at Bridgeport Ohio destroyed the Aetna mill warehouse with $26000 loss. Robbers loot North Topeka Citizens Bank. Deaths include T D Chenault Sr Kentucky and Steamer Byron Whittaker collision near Amherstburg. Collected crimes and disasters across cities with multiple injuries and legal notices.
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Bridgeport
Aetna Standard
The
Steel Trust
Bank
North Topeka
Kan
T. D. Chenault, Sr
Madison County
Kentucky
United States
Byron Whittaker
Detroit
Detroit River
Amherstburg
John
Sylvester Surott
Columbus
W. R. Fulton
Wichita
Kans
Thomas S. Marshall
William J. Bryan
East St. Louis
Chicago
McCormick
International Harvester Company
Parig
Aubin
la Chapelle
Hughes
New York Republican State Committee
Michael Pendergast
Sterling
London
Palmer
Robert Cheat
Corrie Sigsworth
Allegheny
Edward B. Moore
Michigan
Frederick I. Allen
Moore
Abraham
Hummel
New York
Mourse-Dodge
New York Court of Appeals
Jackson
George B. McClellan
New York City
William R. Hearst
Hearst
George Wells
Lexnngton
Julia McCarthy
Barnesboro
Pittsburg
Clyde St Clair
Independence
van Tappan
Steve Pearce
Crossland
Valdosta
American Smelting and Refining Company
Murray
Utah
Marla Vita
Marla Brignoli
Giovanni Vita
Oliver
Oliver Trading Company
Confession of Douglass aims to steal $1,000,000 in securities
William O Douglass former loan clerk of the Trust Company of America confessed on advice of a lawyer he planned to steal securities worth $1,000,000 to compel the bank to overlook his prior minor thefts. He has pleaded guilty to larceny and awaits sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Company
New York
William O. Douglass
Trust Company of America
Trust Company
Douglass
The Accident That Shaped Propeller Screw Design
A shipbuilder notes that propeller size advances came from accident not theory. Early 80 inch blades failed at sea when welded in two parts, shrinking diameter yet boosting speed. This led engineers to find small propellers could be more efficient than larger ones.
Foggy Alps Pass Tops World Weather List
A globe trotter and a young man discuss travel from Rome to Parry. The pass of St Gothard is described as the foggiest place on record with an annual average of 277 foggy days, surpassing cities like London Munich Hamburg and Tegernsee.
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Rome
Pariy
Eros
St. Gothard
Alps
Globe Trotter
London
Munich
Hanburg
Tegernsee
Bavarian Alps
Las
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Buckeye Kews
Toledo
Morris
Valentine
Shelby
Carry Fogleson
Fogleson
Foglesons
Wooster
Zanesville
Edward Wetherall
Stockport
Wetherall
Toledo Railway and Light Company
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Toledo Gas, Electric and Heating Company
West Virginia Express
Ohio Central
Truro Station
Mike Martin
John Davidson
Lima
James Williams
Williams
van Gunten
Post Office
Columbus Federal Building
W. C Wallace
Wallace
Dayton
Anthony Balke
Balke
Gallipolis
Hocking Valley
Kanawha and
Michigan Depot
Ireland
Birrell
House of Commons
Constabulary
Airways
Art Museum
Emma Louise Schmidhapp
J. G. Schmidlapp
Emma Louise
Kansas City
T. C. Webster
City Hospital
Phy Shilang
Webster
Horse Shoe Bend
Idaho
Gainesville
Tiffin
John Cowper
Mary Stolper
Cleve
Mary
Katherine Muldoon
Sandusky
Grace Lemont
West
Quincy Street
Santa Barbara
Cal
Honda
Honduras
New Orleans
John P. Meager
Flemingsburg
Cincinnati, Flemingsburg & Southeast
Harry Thomas
Clarence Browning
Amelia Snodgrass
Covington
Salmon P. Chase
Louisville
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anna Chase Deppen
Deppen
Stephen Matthewson
Ocean Avenue
Salmon & Chase
United States Supreme Court
Lving
Charles Chase
Hattie Walsh
Wabash Avenue
Miss Walsh
Annis Young
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Boston
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Delaing
Woodlands
Higdse
Hart & HA
Carey
W. H. Snyder
Bell
U. S
J. M. K. Long
Vanlue
J. D. Ewing
Hlard
W. A. Perkins
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