Glenn Glenn Trial Ends In Deadlock After Lengthy Deliberation
In Parkersburg West Virginia on July 27 the Glenn case ends without a verdict as jurors confess they cannot agree after an hour of deliberation. Judge Stapleton remands them to their boarding houses and will reconvene Monday as the battered team of Ellis Glenn and Bert Glenn faces continued prosecution for forged documents and identity questions.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkesburg
W. Va
Glenn Eas
Stapleton
Hunter
Moss
Columbus Bureau
Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
George A. Groot
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Shaffer and Morgan Push Fast Steel Strike Settlement
The World reports an imminent settlement of the steel strike after Shaffer and Williams met with United States Steel officials and J Pierpont Morgan in New York. Terms reportedly include keeping nonunion mills as is, relaxing the union signatory demand, and allowing open mills for all workers. Schwab coordinated talks, with Morgan’s approval expected after further discussions.
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New York
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Williams
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpont. Morgan
Steel Company
The
Messrs. Schaffer
Pittsburg
Broadway
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Shaffer
Morgan
Wiliams
Mr. Morgan
Messrs. Shaffer and
Louisville Street Brawl Ties to Primary Fallout
A street clash in Louisville erupted amid political tensions after a primary contest. Booker Reed confronted Louis Ambro and John Boro, escalating into a fight reported by local observers.
Violent clash outside Louisville Republican HQ between Reed and Ambron
At 818 Jefferson street a brawl broke out between P Booker Reed John Boro and Louils Ambron after Reed insulted Ambron and Boro. Ambron and Boro fought Reed with bystanders and police present. Reed fled toward Third and Market then obtained a pistol but police restrained the crowd.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Jefferson Street
P. Booker Reed
John Boro
Louils Ambron
Reed
Byron Harris
Jeffréson
Louis Ambron
Sapp
Ambron
Boro
Ambron Here
Governor Nash Enjoys Lake Erie Vacation Returns Refreshed
Special Despatch reports Governor Nash returning from a Lake Erie sojourn looking healthier with a tan. He jokes about loafing weeks while noting his secretary ran the state, as the substitute will handle affairs until Monday when the Gallipolis Hospital board meets. Further rest is planned in the coming week.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Nash
Lake Erie
Gallipolis
Rutter
Union County Journal Apologizes to Kilbourne
Special Despatch reports the Union County Journal, after switching allegiance to Nash, apologized to Colonel Kilbourne. The editor blamed a mistaken plate matter mix up from a news association and a messenger boy error leading to Republican material appearing in the Democratic paper.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Union County Journal
Nash
Colonel Kilbourne
Journal
News Association
Marysville
Local Fire Leaves Two Burned and One Critical
Battle Creek Michigan July 27 Mrs Jacob Ware and her daughter Lola fourteen were badly burned tonight by burning gasoline ignition. Henry Steast also injured in the blaze and is reported in critical condition.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Jacob "Ware
Lola
Henry Steast
Cape Rebellion Growing Grim in South Africa Analysis
British and Boer tensions in the Cape Colony intensify with reports of continued rebellion and potential British overreach. The piece notes General French's role, economic strains, and looming foreign entanglements as the conflict drags on and risks broader war.
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Max O’rell
New York Journal and Commercial Tribune
W. R. Hearst
London
French
South Africa
Transvaal
Cape
Cape Colony
Mystery of Elllis Glenn Woman in Disguise Remains Unclear
The unnamed woman claimed to have posed as a man to free her twin Bert from Chester Penitentiary. She was rejected at the prison, returned to Hillsboro where she had been tried, then brought to trial in man’s attire. Illness and clothes change altered her appearance and aided bail, but the court still sheds no light on the case.
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Bert
Chester
Ill
Glenn
Hillsboro
United States
Ellis
Inhumanity charged as farmer jailed for beating daughter
John Green, a wealthy Indiana farmer, jailed for fifteen days with a fine of 14.90 after conviction for whipping his twelve year old daughter. Mother dead, child cared for by six men. authorities plan to remove the child to a safe home. Mayor Dunlap warned of possible penitentiary if repeated. Legal action to pursue custody.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
John Green
Green
Dunlap
Convicted Killers Sentenced for Life in Upper Sandusky
Marsh Linsay and Willis Miller, recently convicted of murdering William Co. Johnson, received life imprisonment in Upper Sandusky. They smiled as the judge pronounced the verdict, convinced the jury’s second verdict was a palpable error and that the Circuit Court will soon free them.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky, CO
Marsh Linsay
Willis Miller
William Co. Johnson
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Reported by Wabash County
The Wabash County Clerk reports for the year ended June 30 that 238 marriage licenses were issued in the county and 47 divorces granted. The July 27 dispatch from Wabash notes figures in the year’s totals.
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Wabash County
Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Pepees Ang
Pepe
Bride of Impulse Tries to Die After Quick Marriage
Pearl Colby an actress from Bath Maine hurriedly wed Ernest Bregazzi of Washington after a dare at the Little Church Around the Corner. She attempted to kill herself with morphine and gas after the ceremony and later tried jumping from a window. The groom refuses to see her.
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Commercial Tribune
New, York
Pearl Colby
Upjohn
Ernest Bregazzi
Washington
Miss Colby
Bath
Castle Square Stock Company
Boston
Tony .Cummings
Miss Colby Red
Edna May
Howard
Cummings
Ernest
Loraine Dreux
Cincinnati
Woman with whip attacks neighbor in Kokomo incident
In Kokomo Indiana on July 27 Mrs Maude Lindley wife of plumber Jesse Lindley publicly horsewhipped neighbor Mrs James English who was separated from her husband After being confronted English fled home and obtained a revolver Lindley arrived with her son in law J O Lindley who intervened Police may arrest involved party for the assault and protective actions.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Maude Lindley
Jesse Lindley
James ‘English
Kilbourne Ditty Feud Shapes Ohio Democratic Fight
Columbus dispatch details clashes over the Democratic Campaign Committee secretaries with Col Kilbourne and Judge Daugherty in dispute over Dittey as potential secretary. Lentz and Gilliam named in discussions as alternatives amid intra party tensions. Continued coverage notes a brewing battle affecting Franklin County and statewide dynamics.
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Lentz
Dittey
Kilbourne
Franklin County
State Executive Committee
Joe Dowling
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Enis Glenn
Bert Glenn
William Richardson
Bert ‘Glenn
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Ellis Glenn
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Amatsos
John Flaird
Colonel Caldwell
Laird
Mr. Watson
Wood County
Showalter
Booker Reed
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C. C. Mengel
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Gallipolis Hospital
Cape Rebellion
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Kubick
Charles Frohman
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Democratic State Executive Committee
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Charles B Gilliam
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