Salen Garber push Johnsons plan for Jones Senate bid
A Cleveland driven plot emerges as Charles Salen and Harvey Garber back Tom L Johnson for Governor and urge Sam Jones of Toledo to seek and win endorsement for U S Senator. Johnson claims he will run for Governor and back Jones, while Jones signs on despite long held nonpartisan stance.
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Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
Harvey C. Garber
Johnson State
Johnson Democrats
Tom L. Johnson
Sam Jones
Toledo
United States
Jones
Johnson
John H. Clarke
Clarke
King Edward Announces Troops to Visit Boston
London July 10 King Edward inspected the Honorable Artillery Company and met American officers including Rear Admiral Cotton and Captains. He announced about 200 artillerymen would soon sail to Boston for the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company anniversary, aiming to strengthen Anglo American ties.
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Boston
Artillery Company of
Japan May Break Away From British Alliance
Peking reports rising war talk as Japan appears to chart an independent policy. Advices cite a British company sale to Russia and questions over indemnity payments, with Chinese Foreign Office considering representation at the Port Arthur conference but deterred by powers.
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Port Arthur
Monster blue racer bites man near Wharton
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune. CPPER SANDUSKE O July 16 This morning Frank Cole of near Wharton was badly bitten by a monster blue racer Cole was operating a dinder and was bitten by the mantle which wangled in sheath of wheat his bond and arm cro swwilen to double cize and his condition is critical. The snake was killed and found to measure over five feet in length.
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Commercial Tribune
Sanduske
Frank Cole
Wharton
Cole
Enake
Illinois Woman Reappears as Enoch Arden After 21 Years
Rockford, July 10. Mrs Louise Olson returns to Rockford after twenty one years missing and misidentified as dead. She finds her two children, Hilda and Frank, grown and living with her husband Alexander Olson and his third wife. Olson confirms the reunion and recognizes her as his first wife, while the third wife accepts the situation and the children.
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Rockford, Ill
Enoch Arden
Rockford
Louise Olson
Alexander Olson
Aa Olson
Olson
Notorious lifer leaps from third story window
Frankfort, July 10. Lafayette Brooks, Morgan County inmate of the Kentucky Penitentiary, jumped from a third story window aiming to kill himself. He is badly hurt and likely to die. Brooks was serving a life sentence for murder and was linked to an August prison outbreak plan that led to the death of Wallace Bishop of Covington.
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Frankfort
Lafayette Brooks
Morgan County
Kentucky
Brooks
Wallace Bishop
Covington
Rust Brother Seeks Foul Play In Local Death
Alexander W. Rust was found dead in his room at 55 West North street. His brother alleges foul play after an autopsy showed no carbolic acid. a facial discoloration supports the theory. The coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow. Rust was a mechanic with marital troubles noted.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Alexander W. Rust
West North Street
Rust
Jury near verdict in Knapp trial after rebuttal phase
Hamilton Ohio July 10. Judge Belden adjourned with six rebuttal witnesses remaining. Trial of Knapp appears close to completion with testimony expected to end by noon tomorrow and arguments to begin Monday. Jury deliberations could begin Tuesday night or Wednesday. Knapp shows strain from heat as witnesses testify against insanity defense.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Belden
Knapp
Darby
Child Stolen and Body Found in Bloomington Field
The two year old daughter of Andrew Jordan was kidnapped from his home last night and found dead in Stautz's pasture two miles away. Authorities say the infant was choked and mutilated before death. Police seek a man believed to have hired the rig used in the abduction.
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Bloomington, Sr
Andrew Jordan
Stautz’s
Bloomington
Elopement twists span generations in Spokane tale
In Spokane on July 10 a man L. E. Nolan, who ten years ago eloped with G. W. Sams's wife from Walla Walla, has fled again with Sams's daughter then aged about ten. Nolan, now about 35, abandoned his first wife for the girl, and they have disappeared.
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Spokane
Wash
L. E. Nolan
G. W. Sams
Walla Walla
Nolan
Man Killed After Fight Over Alleged Slurs at Front and Sycamore
Marion Coleman, a river fireman, was arrested on murder charges after a fist blow to Patrick Nolan at Front and Sycamore streets. Nolan, 62, died from a broken neck. Coleman admitted striking him claiming he sought to punish not kill. Nolan had been a familiar figure around the Silver Moon lodging house. Coleman had been out of work amid alleged slander.
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Sycamore
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Gallenbeck
O’neil
Newport
State Avenue
Albert Snyder
Wapoodward Street
West Third Street
Mill and
Stone
City Hospital
Snyder
Michael McGinnis
Richmond Street
Sarah Turner
Pearl and
Ludlow Streets
Mary Kennedy
Friendship Alley
George W. Farmer
East Eighth Street
Court and
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Farmer
Peter Greiner
Ninth and
Freeman¢avenue
Lizzie Nieding
Bankstreet
Nieding
Joseph Beickner
Ikner
Plainville
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Fifth and
O'Dowd Coal Company
West Fourth Street
Heustlein
Whiteside will contest stirs southern attention
In Chattanooga a Circuit Court case centers on Harriet L Whiteside's 1 million estate left to grandchildren and the Christian Scientist Church. Three sons allege undue influence by sister Florence Whiteside. Daughter Helen Watkins testifies against Christian Science methods, recounting her mother's cruel treatment and death after refusing medicine.
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Tenn
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Christian Scientist Church
Florence Whiteside
Helen Watkins
Miss Florence
Washington
Watkins
Jesus Christ
Whiteside
James L. Whiteside
Testator
Lookout Mountain
Fire destroys new Hoboken pier for second time in three years
The Scandinavian American line pier at Hoboken foot of Seventh street burned, likely costing about $500,000. Wharf construction valued at $200,000 was lost. no ship was in port. Three explosions occurred, flames spreading rapidly and firemen leaped into the river to escape the heat. No injuries reported.
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New York
Seventh Street
Hoboken
Lightning Kills 14 Year Old Girl in Ohio Storm
Maud Hawk aged 14 was struck by lightning at her Harmony area home near Springfield in a light storm. A first bolt hit the chimney. she ran outside and a second flash felled her. Her mother found her dead and herself shocked by contact with the body.
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Springfield
Maud Hawk
Harmony
Akron Oversees Overdrafts and Bond Issues Exposed
Examiner P A Mackenzie reports Akron overdrafts totaling 140000 with deficits of 44081 15 in improvement funds and 24791 50 in sinking funds The report accuses officials of misusing bond proceeds and warrant cashing from the treasury before funds were available The former city clerk C H Isbell is alleged to have redeemed bonds early and claims equal rights to the treasury The cash balance stands at 122000 creating a need for city borrowing
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Columbus
P. A. Mackenzie
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
City of
Akron
Treasury
Mackenzie
C. H. Isbell
Isbell
Claim that boy's body was placed on track
Springfield officials cling to the theory that Hubert King was knocked on the head before being placed on the rails to collect damages. Doctors report the skull was crushed before other injuries occurred. The father and brother searched a car for the motorman the night of the accident. The murder theory is dismissed.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Hubert King
Harshman
She Blames Man for Trouble in Bogus Check Case
Mrs. Mattie Kelly, a noted model in New York, admits cashing bogus checks but blames lover John Specht for guidance to use his mother’s name. He allegedly spent her funds at the races. She provides personal background from Dearborn County Indiana to Cincinnati, stating no money to raise the $200 bond.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Mattie Kelly
Raymond Street
John Specht
Dearborn County
Ind
Keegans Lard Company
Indianapolis
Spencer Hotel
Cincinnati
Edison Works
Walnut Street
Main Street
Kelly
Conspiracy to influence prosecutions thwarted in Chicago
State's Attorney Dineen blocked a plan to bribe judges and clerks indicted for fraud in the Eighteenth Ward. Two key witnesses, Leander Goodrich and John Barrett, are detained and examined as investigators pursue the extent of the scheme aimed at extorting money from Alderman Brennan and others. The plot shifted from Canada to South America before arrest.
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Dineen
Leander Goodrich
John Barrett
Brennan
Eighteenth Ward
Montreal
Frank Brothers
Canada
South America
Mrs Oppenheimer pleads not guilty in murder case
Mrs Anna Oppenheimer of Russellville Kentucky enters a not guilty plea at a police court preliminary hearing for the alleged murder of her infant at German Deaconess Hospital. Prosecution asks for a continuance due to absent witnesses Dr Holt and nurse Miss Stahley. case set for Monday.
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Anna Oppenheimer
Russellville
Cogan
Rhea
Russellville, Ky
Oppenheimer
Pope Lifts Weakness But Pope Leo Still Alive in Rome
Pope Leo s strength steadies after another operation but recovery chances remain uncertain. He slept well but later showed restlessness and a cautious improvement in vital signs as doctors monitor serum in the pleural cavity and prepare for possible further procedures. Cardinals and ambassadors press to see him while Vatican activity intensifies though Volpini s funeral is postponed amid the papal crisis.
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Rampolla
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Oreglia
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Mgr
Volpini
Mgr. Volpini
Cincinnati Faces Extreme Heat Wave Across Ohio Valley
Record heat swept Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley with temperatures near 98 in the afternoon. Dozens laboring outdoors collapsed or required hospital care as officials warned of heat danger and potential relief from storms.
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