Bishop Ignaz Horstmann Dies After Sudden Sickness
Anton O May 19 Bishop Ignaz Horstmann D D of Cleveland died at St John s parsonage in Canton following a sudden illness from overwork and exhaustion. He had appeared to improve hours before but collapsed after a second attack despite heroic efforts. The bishop had been in Canton to take part in confirmation exercises and mass at St John s prior to illness.
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May Admit Motormen To Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
In Columbus on May 19 the Brotherhood voted to admit motor engineers in the Panama district and all South American railroads. Members debate the exact class to admit with Electric and interurban motormen under consideration, while street railway workers are likely excluded.
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Lynchers Move In Too Late In New Philadelphia
Sheriff intervened to prevent lynching of Jesse Hines after he was captured by two miners following an alleged assault on Mary Willson near a wood on the way home from school. A mob formed soon after the sheriff left with Hines.
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Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Live Stock Prices
East Buffalo cites cattle and hog quotes with steers at 6 25 and heifers at 6 00, bulls to 3 90, calves around 6 75. Pittsburg notes prime cattle around 6 49 to 6 70, stockers at 3 90, veal 5 75, lambs 5 60, hogs 5 40 to 5 60. Chicago shows cattle at 8 78, sheep around 4 75, hogs 5 40, corn 60, wheat 97. Toledo lists wheat 97 to 1, corn 76, oats 53, rye 83. Cleveland and Boston markets provide variations in cattle, sheep, and pork prices with regional quotes.
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Doctors Determine One Gunness Victim Was a Woman
Laporte Ind May 19 autopsy on seven unidentified bodies exhumed from Mrs Gunness private burial ground finds one victim female. Investigations link Emil Greening to Jennie Olsen disappearance and a possible triple murder on the same night he slept in Mrs Gunness barn.
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War on Moths in Massachusetts Readied
Boston May 19 Archie H Kirkland state superintendent for the Suppression of insect pests asked the Massachusetts legislature for a 300000 appropriation to fight gypsy and brown tail moths. He reported 80000 parasites released from Melrose Highlands experiment station this week and 20000 more ready for release soon. The move is a key step in a national and state campaign against destructive moths, aiming to curb losses across New England after a decade of high spending.
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Taft Looks Set for First-Ballot Victory in Convention
Columbus report cites Arthur Vorys stating Taft appears to have near 700 pledged delegates. Of 980 total, 663 are instructed or endorse Taft, 225 for other candidates, 192 are uncommitted, with over 100 leaning Taft. Delegates contested number 182, Taft affected in 126 contests.
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Bandits Fleeing With 35000 In Loot Near East Las Vegas
Pursued by men and bloodhounds, three bandits with thirty five thousand dollars of loot flee through a rugged mountain pass north of a French station sixty miles from East Las Vegas on the Santa Fe railroad. They broke into the depot at French, bound and gagged the station agent and a guard, blew open the safe, and rode away leaving victims helpless.
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Halibut Steamer Francis Cutting Seized Near Vancouver Island
The American fishing steamer Francis Cutting was seized by Canadian fisheries cruiser Kestel off the northern Vancouver Island three mile limit. Commander Newcombe formally turned the vessel over to Collector Bowell and disposed of 47,000 pounds of halibut found aboard under Ottawa instructions.
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Des Peres Flood Blocks St Louis Traffic
A heavy rainstorm caused the Des Peres River to overflow its banks in St Louis and nearby areas. The surge drowned livestock and halted a main streetcar line as the power plant serving the suburban line flooded and tracks were submerged. No casualties were reported.
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Cleveland Street Cars Show Little Strike Activity
The Cleveland street car system appeared calm on May 13 with few disturbances and improved service by Municipal Traction. Police rode on each car and heavy screens protected motormen, while a volley of stones and sticks at a Miles Avenue car led to a pistol shot from the conductor, though no injuries were reported.
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Proclaimed Nominations and Tragic Incidents In Brief
President Roosevelt nominates Andrew F. Wood for pension agent in Louisville Kentucky. Multiple deaths and disasters reported: Jessie Mosier 26 of Canal Winchester commits suicide by carbolic acid. Mrs Bessie Deeson murders her husband amid intoxicated exchange. Fires wreck plant and machine shop causing extensive losses. Grand Trunk wreck near Dustin Ontario kills nine. etc.
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Will Test Strength In Knox
Youngstown Ohio May 19 Knox county becomes the first in the state to vote on local option under the new law per District Superintendent A J Williamson of Cleveland Ashtabula county will be the first northern battleground and the sequence includes Lorain Lake Medina Trumbull with dry counties avoided until sentiment appears in test areas
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Mansfield Fire Destroys Lumber Mill and Warerooms
Mansfield Ohio May 19 Fire likely started in shavings destroyed the planing mill ware room and office buildings of the S N Ford Lumber Company. Fire kept burning over two hours and required overnight efforts to prevent spread. Total loss on buildings machinery and stock should reach 75000 with insurance up to 12000 from several companies.
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Wife shot by husband in Cleveland domestic dispute death
Mrs. Fredz Bauer aged 40 was shot by her husband August John Bauer 50 at the Bauer home. He pursued by police then shot himself in the head and lies dying at St. Alexis hospital. Family says years of trouble and divorce suit pursued after arsenic was alleged in her coffee a week earlier.
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Tobacco Barn Burned Near West Union Farm
Information reached the adjutant general that a barn on William Schell’s Adams County farm near West Union burned at sundown. Schell planned tobacco on the farm this season. Two militia detachments were nearby but patrols had not yet set out when the fire occurred.
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Reformatory Farm Guard Beaten by Prisoners
Albert Beck and Chester Durham, both prisoners from Lucas and Lorain counties, attacked Guard MclIl Vaine on the reformatory farm in Mansfield. They beat him unconscious, stole his revolver and valuables, then fled. A pursult of the prisoners followed after a fellow inmate found the guard.
Engineers Attend Church Service at Broad Street Church of Christ
About 1800 delegates and visitors to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention marched to Broad Street Church of Christ where Rev Walter Scott Prient preached. In the afternoon Judge Selden P Spencer of St Louis, former international president of the YMCA, spoke at Memorial Hall.
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St Louis
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Memorial Hall
Young saves teen from swift Ottawa creek
Florence Young 11, daughter of Charles Young, proprietor of the Southern hotel, leaped into Ottawa park creek to rescue 17 year old Ambrose Miller after he fell in and sank unconscious. She swam to shore and held Miller with one hand until help arrived.
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Smallpox Exposure Taints Chillicothe Scene
George Rinkliff, a local reporter in Chillicothe Ohio, was revealed to have smallpox, triggering a mild sensational stir as hundreds of prominent residents were exposed during the previous week while he continued to work.
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Tragic Kimono Fire Claims Miss McGath in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio on May 19 Miss Mary RecGath daughter of Henry McGath was badly burned when her kimono caught fire while building a fire. She died three hours later before other family members noticed the accident.
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Lockjaw Kills Boy in Tiffin
Albert Clouse an 18 year old of Tiffin Ohio died from lockjaw after a bicycle tire pump broke causing a scratch that became infected. The duel incident occurred about one week after the injury as the disease developed.
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State exam questions test teacher qualifications
The state commissioner of public schools prepared questions to assess suitability for public school service. The county examination for elementary school certificates was held on April 4 to evaluate candidates for teaching roles.
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Pleasant it was when woods were green poem excerpt
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Arithmetic drill on fractions profits and geometry
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