Turned Tables on the Husband Who Abused Her
Jo sephine McInany shot and fatally wounded her husband James McInany at Sixth and Evans Streets in what she describes as self defense after a year of abuse. He died at Betts Street Hospital shortly before midnight. She, 28, was jailed at the House of Detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McInany
James McInany
Sixth
Evans Streets
McInany
Betts Street
Josie St. Clair
Josie
Neave Street
St. Michaeltreet
Burns Street
Sixth Street
Jimmy
McIlnany
Meinany
Lambert
Greatest Potters Strike Threat Faces East Liverpool
Special Despatch reports that potters workers in East Liverpool Ohio threaten a broad strike, with kiln men demanding 1.50 per kiln or about 4 per day. Leaders hope to avert action, while socialistic agitators are seen as influence. The move could paralyze local industry and threaten organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
America
Hughes
Potters’ Brotherhood
Duffy
Lincoln's Remains Moved to New Monument
Abraham Lincoln's remains, kept in a temporary vault during Lincoln Monument reconstruction in Springfield Ti, will be transferred to the new monument within days. The removal will be private with only trustees, state officers, and press present. the casket may be opened. Exact transfer date not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Miss Eliza Decker Wins Breach of Promise Suit
In Kenton Ohio on April 11 Miss Eliza Decker won a breach of promise suit against Perry Summerville. The jury awarded her $2, the verdict vindicating her reputation and satisfying her principal aim of public vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kenton, O
Eliza Decker
Court of Common Pleas
Ingalls Objects to Sherman Law and Rail Consolidation
M. E. Ingalls, president of the Big Four, argues at a Knife and Fork Club dinner that if railroads are freed from the Sherman act they will not need combines. He recalls the 1896 Missouri case and notes rebates and lost revenue from 1897 to 1898, urging legislation to change the situation. He cites community of interest among railroad interests as the result of consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four
Knife and Fork Club
Midland Hotel
United States Supreme Court
Transmissouri
Loomis predicts possible revolution amid Castro claims
Mr Loomis sailed from San Juan after declining to reveal his full report to President McKinley. He said Castro earns 12000 yearly but saved two million. Castro told Venezuelans and Europeans in Trinidad they could seize American-ceded Orinoco district claims to pressure the United States. A revolution by autumn and an eight year term election may follow with Andrade sidelined. Loomis plans not to return to Caracas after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Loomis
United States
Red D. Line
Caracas
McKinley
Castro
Trinidad
Orinoco
General Andrade
Curacao
Won a Home and Copped a Prize
Esther Gould of Binghamton advertised for a farm husband and married Bel fast farmer William Harper in a whim driven ceremony. Harper says he won a home and copped a prize as Miss Gould tried to end the joke, while he refused to release her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Batavia, CO
Esther Gould
Binghamton
N. Y
William Harper
Belfast
Young Harper
Harper
Miss Gould
Skinner Named Consul General and Gessiner Appointed at Zittau
Robert C. Skinner of Canton, formerly Consul at Marseilles, named Consul General. Frank Gessiner of Delaware, Ohio, named Consul at Zittau Germany and will receive 1500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gessiner
Delaware
Zittau
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Robert C. Skinner
Canton
Marseilles
France
Ohio State Journal
Germany
Easter Egg Contains Thousand Dollar Gift to Crestline Church
At a Crestline Presbyterian Easter service in Bucyrus Ohio a pastor opened an Easter egg that concealed a thousand dollars donated to the church by the late Mrs. J. S. Russell. The unusual presentation followed the service and highlighted the legacy of Mrs. Russell in Crestline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Russell
Commercial Tribune
Bucyrus, CO
Presbyterian Church of
Crestline
Powel Crosley Presses Interurban Entrance to Cincinnati
Powel Crosley arguing for Cincinnati and Cleveland Line Railway access urges that interurban electric lines should enter the city. He says local 5 foot 3 inch gauge blocks interurban lines with 4 foot 8 1/2 inch gauge and claims the Traction Company controls city routes. He envisions a single line with low fares and minimal street disruption, despite opposition from the Cincinnati Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati & Cleveland Line Railway
Powel Crosley
Ohio
Mr. Crosley
Cincinnati
Traction Company
C. & C. Company
Cleveland
North Corporation
Vine
Longworth Street
Mr. Kittredge
Street Railroad Company
Corporation
Corporation Line
Cincinnati Traction Company
Hamilton
Dayton
Columbus
Fourth Street
Yost Describes Ripley Anger At Taylor In Goebel Case
In Frankfort April 41 Judge W H Yost testified Ripley was drunk and enraged at Governor Taylor over orders to hurry his troops, amid a trial of Captain Ripley. Testimony for the defense aimed to show prior, unrelated remarks, while Yost and Ferguson/Crawford weakened those claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
W. H. Yost
Captainarnett D. Ripley
Yost
W. O. Bradley
Ripley
Taylor
Goebel
State House
J. W. Ferguson
William Crawford
Ferguson
Crawford
Sandford
Oneal
William Jones
Burrell Sonne
Jack Chinn
Surveyor Woodson
W. H. Culton
Julian Kersey
L. W. Hampton
John A. Black
W. B. Anderson
Howard
Powers
Golden
Berry
Knox County
W. Hale
Hale
Caleb Powers
Wharton Golden
Culton
Culen
Hampton
Strike in Ashley Car Shops Halts Central Railroad Work
All workers in the car shops at Ashley, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, walked out at noon after Superintendent Thomas refused to reinstate thirty employees laid off recently. The action affects operations of the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ashley
Thomas
Woman found guilty of first degree murder in Iowa
In Indianola Iowa on April 11 Mrs Margaret Hossack was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life imprisonment for killing her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Iowa
Margaret Hossack
Ex-Gov Taylor Recalls Captain Ripley Words
Indianapolis dispatch reports ex governor W. B. Taylor recalling a 1900 conversation with Captain Ripley. Ripley allegedly sought General Collier and formed a state militia, Taylor warning of public unrest in Frankfort and urging swift action to avert a riot.
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Taylor
Captain Ripley
Indianapolis
Ind
Ripley
Bradley
General Collier
Frankfort
Cer Oen Cees
Heir Claims Fortune From Woman Who Posed as Man
Hugh Haviland of Greenville Kentucky says he is an heir to the fortune left by Dr Theodore Keattle a woman who lived as a man. The story traces a long line of adoptions births and deaths across Louisville New York San Francisco and Australia as Grace M Clarke Elliott contests the claim with lawyer G Tarleton Goldthwaite overseeing the case in English courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hugh H. Haviland
Greenville
Theodore Keattle
Murray Hall
Keattle
Punta Gorda
Fla
Protestant Episcopal Orphan Asylum
Kate Haviland
Hugh Haviland
Courier-Journal
New York
G. Tarleton Goldthwaite
Broadway
Protestant Episcopal Orphan ‘Asylum
Brooklyn
Grace M. Clark el
Martha A. Griswold
Imbray Clark
Australia
San Francisco
Elliotts
Grace M. Clarke Elliott
Goldthwaite
Dr. Keattle
Miss Elliott
Sensational Pittsburg Divorce Case Reported
Pittsburgh April 11 One of the most sensational divorce cases in the city history was made public as commissioners filed papers and recommended granting Mrs Lottie A Bunton a divorce from Edwin W Bunton. Bunton son of river coal operator Captain I N Bunton has been living in St Louis. Bunton did not defend. The couple married March 16 1897 and honeymooned in Cincinnati and Louisville. The wife alleges cruelty and notes he went six weeks without a bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Lottie A. Bunton
Edwin W. Bunton
Bunton
I. N. Bunton
St. Louis
Buntons
Cincinnati
Louisville
Brice Must Go Ten Days Jail for Contempt
Justice Scott in New York Supreme Court finds Councilman Stewart M. Brice guilty of contempt for refusing to obey a court order. He is sentenced to ten days in county jail and fined $473. Contempt proceedings followed a two year dispute over council action on bonds tied to the Hall of Records project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scott
Supreme Court
Stewart M. Brice
Senator Brice
Brice
Common Council
Hall of Records
Missouri appoints William Anderson State Labor Commissioner
Jefferson City Missouri April 11 Governor Dockery announced the appointment of William Anderson of St Louis as State Labor Commissioner for two years to succeed T P Rixey named by former Governor Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Dockery
William Anderson
St. Louis
Missouri
T. P. Rixey
Stephens
Negroes oppose pastor in assault at prayer meeting
In Independence Missouri on April 11 a group of black individuals opposed to Elder J. J. Fitts seized him and his wife after a prayer meeting, tied ropes around their necks, dragged them to a roadside hollow and beat them with barrel staves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
J. J.fitts
Frankton Post Office Robbed. $500 Loot Recovered Supplies Missing
The Frankton Post Office in Elwood Indiana was robbed early today. Suspects blew open the safe taking about $500 and various supplies. Police investigated the break in and searched for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Elwood
Ind
Frankton
Lord Salisbury Stays At Beaulieu Villa Amid Arrival of Family
In Nice on April 11 Lord Salisbury remains on the grounds of his Beaulieu villa with several family members arriving there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Lord Salisbury
Beaulieu
No Fuss Over the Convention Date in Ohio Politics
Governor Nash favors a late convention as a precautionary move to assess campaign conditions. General Dick departs for Akron after midnight leaving Dr. Hessey to settle bills while rivals discuss nominations and the future of the Ohio Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Charles Dick
Akron
Hessey
John R. Malloy
State Campaign Committee
John
Republican State Committee
Malloy
Blackburn
Nash
Foraker
Judge Cladwell
Cincinnati
General Dick
Ashe
Rorick
Morgan arrives in London amid Panama Canal speculation
J Pierpont Morgan landed in Liverpool and denied knowledge of the Panama Canal schemes. In London he refused to discuss the matter, saying, Let me alone, will you, as he left with two grandchildren in tow. News crews followed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierpont Morgan
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Liverpool
Saloon Keepers Appeal Supreme Court Test Case
Three East Liverpool men Divine Walsh and Guthrie proprietors of fashionable bars and cafes were fined 80 dollars and costs for violating the new screen ordinance. They paid under protest and appealed to the courts to test the measure's constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
Divine
Walsh and Guthrie
Mil liken donates 100000 to Cumberland Church in Richmond
James Milliken of Richmond donated 100000 to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The gift was announced today and bude used for church programs and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
James Milliken
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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Dictator
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Central Railroad
Gen. Dick
J. R. Malloy
Helen Deshler
Worthington Babcock
Rixey
Gov. Nash
Sheets
Kurtz
Judge Sheets
Thad Minshall
Crew
Judge Price
Lima
van Voorhis
Judge Crew
Morgan County
Charles L. Kurtz
French Lick Springs
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