Woman flees to Europe with children to escape husband
Mrs May Harrington Hanna and her three sons sailed from New York on the Menominee bound for Europe after evading a large detective pursuit. Dan Hanna and Cleveland detectives pursued her, but she secured safe passage on the Cunard line amid guarded hotel exits and wrapped baggage.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Baroness Pollard
Campania
May Harrington Hanna
Europe
Menominee
Cunard
Henna
Hanna
Savoy
Dan Hanna
Cleveland
City
Savoy Hotel
Hahna
Hous‘toy Street
Minneapolis
Englahd
McQuade
Mr. Hanna
Lord Kitchener May Be Recalled From Boer War
The Winkforstein incident triggers broad public dissatisfaction with the war in South Africa. Rumors whisper of Lord Kitchener’s possible replacement by General Sir Bindon Blood amid tensions with Lord Milner. Officials fear loss of support as Liberal and Conservative factions debate next moves and reforms.
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London
Winkforstein
Waterloo
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Sir Bindon Blood
East Transvaal
Lord Milner
Cape Town
Milner
Kitchener
Winkfontein
War Office
Liberal Party
Bass
The
Daily News
the Times
Lord Rogebery
Duke’ of
Devonshire
Council
Joseph Ch
H. H. Asquithader
London Heat Wave Strains City Life and Rumors of Dukedoms
Special Cable from London reports sweltering heat with no outdoor eateries and poorly ventilated transport. Max O Rell notes English anger over Boer actions, a possible Duke marriage, and critiques government policy amid the Vlakfontein clashes.
Bryan Democrats Plan To Bolt The Regular Ticket
Ohio Bryan Democrats plan to bolt the regular Democratic ticket over the Columbus platform. A Cleveland meeting will coordinate a state conference at the Great Southern Hotel, Columbus, to nominate a Bryan ticket with a Bryan platform and seek ballot access by petition.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Kansas City
William, J. Bryan
Johnson
McLean
Te Socrats
Bryan
Great Southern
Balters
Ill Girl Charged Plot to Send Her to Insane Asylum
Clara Sater, 22 1/2, of West Mansfield, on trial in Bellefontaine Probate Court for insanity alleging a conspiracy by her mother and brother Robert Sater of the Vance Hotel. Judge McLaughlin released her after witnesses supported her claims of abuse. The brother was denounced for trying to rid himself of his sister.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine, O
Clara Sater
West Mansfield
Robert Sater
Vance Hotel
McLaughlin
Flowers Murder Flies Aboard Cleve. Lorain & Wheeling Line
A strange bouquet arrived at Yardmaster Hall’s office on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling Railway. After the room was closed for the night hundreds of flies died feeding on the flowers’ fragrance and sweetness, with each taste causing death. Trainmen report more bouquets causing similar fatal results.
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Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway Company
Saymen
Antitreating Crusade Widely Endorsed by Columbus Council
Columbus July 13. The anti treating movement started by Council No 400 Knights of Columbus has been widely indorsed. Letters of approval arrive for the resolution urging members to abolish the habit of treating to drinks.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Knights of Columbus
Henry Moeller
McFane
Trenton
N. J
Edward L. Hearn
Boston
Daniel Colwell
New Haven
Conn
Father McGigney
Middletown
P.J. Brady
Supreme Knight
Cleveland
Guilbert
Mooney
Circuit Court
F. M. Strong
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Ind
Bookwalter Cycled Through Europe Reports Looming Ruralurban Crisis
Ohio traveler John W. Bookwalter recounts a 2000 mile cycling journey from Italy to Switzerland via the St Gothard and the Alps. He notes rising grain prices signal an imminent clash between agriculture and urban capital, starting in America with unequal economic conditions.
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London
John W. Bookwalter
Ohio
United States
Columbia
Europe
Italy
Avennes
St. Gothard Range
Switzerland
Bookwalter
America
Germany
France
Tragic Wallen Case Shocks Allen County Residents
In Wallen, Indiana, 10 year old Alice Cothrell is found dead after alleged assault at the home of Charles Dunn, a wealthy former lumberman. Dunn is held in the Allen County Jail with a grand jury anticipated as regulators crowd the hearings. Marie Sampleton testifies as the case widens with conflicting statements from a servant girl and a farm hand. Regulators reportedly found the body and witnesses describe a brutal murder and possible strangling.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Alice Cothrell
Wallen
Charles Dunn
Allen County
Cothrell
Dunn
Barnett
Alice
Marie Sampleton
Commercial Tribune
Huntertown
Lttle
75 000 Men Ordered 10
A terse notice reports that 75 000 men were ordered for a task, with a follow up line showing a separate 10 unit instruction. The fragment offers limited context on who issued the order or the purpose or location.
Agreement Impossible Shaffer Ordered Not To Work
Officials from three branches announce a united statement on the situation as Shaffer is wired to stay off work Monday. The dispute threatens operations across the companies with no immediate resolution in sight.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company
National Tube Company
Tin Plate Company
Warner Arms
Veryl Preston
Old Meadow
Scottdale
Saltsbury
American Sheet Steel
American Steel Hoop
American Tin Plate
American Steel Company
American Steel ,Hoop, Company
Amalgamated Association of 4
Mr. Shaffer
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Max ‘O’rell
BY Max O’rell
New York Journal and Comanh
W. R.earst
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Lord Rosebery
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Snn
Duchess of Os
Leopold
Cbbdietan I Gotha
Rosebery
House of Rothschild
Jupiter
Pedler
Rothschild
Norfolk
England
Howard
Boerg
Vlakfontein
Wwe
House OF
Taylor
Indianapolis
Insanity Trust
Justice of the Peace
Lockman
Trust
Hadley
Ruckiehaus
Justice Lockman
Christian
Charles Dann
Columbus Council
Springfield
Conference of Steel Workers and Com
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