Children Run Away to Marry in Elmwood Place
Stella Ivy 14 and Albert Hinkle 14 elope from Elmwood Place amid a cautious hunt by Constable Ivy and Magistrate Dumont's court. They gathered a grip with $15, rope, and plan to marry, though officials doubt license approval. Police alerted across Cincinnati area.
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Elmwood Place
Stella Ivy
Ivy
Dumont’s Court
Albert Hinkle
George Hinkle
Elopers
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Railway Official Doyle Dies in Car Near Richmond
Charles B. Doyle vice president in charge of operation of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway died in his car from a stroke while en route to Richmond. He was born in 1851 in Missouri and survived by his widow Josephine Elliott Doyle and two children Robert and Alice. Funeral arrangements to be announced with services in Richmond and burial at Hollywood cemetery.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Richmond
Charles B. Doyle
Chesapeake& Ohio Railway
Missouri
Doyle
Josephine Elliott
Dan- Ml
Robert B. Doyle
Cornell University
Alice E. Doyle
Transportation Department
Hollywood
Noted Composer Critic and Editor Stephen Ford Dies
Stephen Van Rensslaer Ford 74, prominent New York author editor and critic from an old central state family, died at his home. He long served at the Methodist Book Concern and was assistant editor of The Methodist Review. He composed several battle hymns sung by the Union Army. A widow two daughters and a son survive.
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New York
Associated Press
Stephen van Rensslaer Ford
Ford
Methodist Book Concern
Methodist Review
Death Claims War Angel in Indianapolis
Mrs Lovina Streight widow of General A D Streight died at her home in Indianapolis at age 30 Known during the Civil War as the Angel of the Fifty first Indiana regiment she served as a nurse carrying messages for Buell and was freed by a wagon teamster at gunpoint before escaping to safety.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated = Press
Lovina Streight
Fifty-first Indiana Regiment
A. D. Streight
Generet Streight
Streight
Breaks Neck in Fall from Hayloft in Monroe Ohio
Michael Welzel a 64 year old homeless man living near Monroe slipped from a hayloft in a stable ten feet to the ground. He suffered a fractured neck a broken leg and hip injury. He was rushed by car to Cincinnati hospital where doctors have little hope for recovery.
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Michael Welzel
Monroe
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Charles E. Hinkle
Were All Richer Today Than a Month Ago
Treasury officials compute that if all U.S. money in circulation were shared equally every person would hold 34.59 dollars. This is 14 cents more per person than a month earlier. Compared with a year ago on June 1 there was 14 million dollars more money in circulation, yet per capita share was 42 cents less due to population growth outpacing money supply.
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Washington
Associated Press
Treasury
United States
Grand rush for Iditarod gold
Three hundred fifty prospectors, first stampede to reach Iditarod fields, arrived from Fairbanks after three weeks on the Yukon. Observers warn only seven miles of pay dirt exist and most in Iditarod City may turn back to Kuskokwim. camp is small with no wharf and freight dumped on ground.
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Associated. Press
Iditarod City
Alaska
Kaltag
Iditarod
Fairbanks
Yukon River
Klondike
Smoke
Kuskokwill
Government Awards Medals To Antarctic Explorers
The Purgoi Pas steamer carrying the Chas cot Antarctic expedition arrived in Rouen. A reception was held by the Geographical Society of Normandy and a government delegation led by Admiral Fournier awarded medals of honor to all expedition members.
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Rouen
Associated Press
Chascot Antarctic Expedition
Geographical Society of
Normandy
Fournier
Father of Alleged Murderess Dies in Missouri
Monroe City Missouri June 5 John W Proctor father of Alma P Vaughn under indictment for the murder of her husband Professor John M Vaughn died here aged 76 Grief over his daughter's arrest and pending charges attributed to his death He was reputedly worth around 100000 and was a leading Baptist churchman in Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe -City
Sociated. Press
Alma P. Vaughn
John
M. Vaughn
Baptist
Missouri
Robbery of $50,000 Aboard Sleeping Car Linked to Negotiable Paper
William A. Minor, president of the Chicago firm, was robbed of about $50,000 while traveling from Chicago to New York in a sleeping car. Detectives probe the loss, hoping to recover negotiable papers and part of the funds. Minor, bound for his country home in Clinton County New York, may delay his European trip.
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William Minor
Chicago
Associated Press
Dispatch
New York
William A. Minor
Newark
Minor
Hresey
Clinton County
N.Y
Europe
Fish Bill Inquiry Prompts Grand Jury Review
Springfield reports the fish bill inquiry centers on alleged fund diversions by fishermen and a Beardstown company. State's Attorney Burke plans grand jury action as Traut is summoned to testify about keeping money, with a Seattle connection noted.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Burke
Seattitbne Ty Aerania
Beardstown Fish Company
Traut
Carbolic Acid Kills a Driver
Charles Yeager 21 a city driver died an hour after drinking carbolic acid in Rudolph Stadlers Saloon at Clinton and Linn streets. Patrol arrested Stadler for violating Sunday closing law after a decipherable note was found. Yeager entered the saloon about seven, drank acid in seltzer, and was pumped and sent to the city hospital. He was unmarried. A second case reports Mrs Lulu Damoth 24 who took carbolic acid at 302 Sycamore street and is in serious condition. Hospital could not determine motive.
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Charles Yeager
Linn Street
Rudolph Stadler
Clinton and
Linn Streets
City
Sanders
Moonshiners Shot in Raid on Still
In Wilkes County a violent clash between revenue officers and moonshiners left over 100 shots exchanged. Officers destroyed three illicit distilleries and 4,000 gallons of liquor. no officers were hurt and one moonshiner was arrested.
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North Carolina
Associated Press Dispatch
Winston Salem
Revenue
Ray
Aeroplane explosive test to be staged at Chickamauga Park
At Chickamauga park in Chattanooga the military encampment will feature a test of air power using nitro glycerin bombs. An aircraft will carry 200 to 300 pounds of explosives and drop them from a quarter mile height onto mock fortifications arsenals trains and troops.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Associated Press
United States
Chickamauga
Park
Hamilton
O Henry Dies After Operation in New York
William Sidney Porter known as O Henry died at Polytechnic Hospital after an operation. He was 46, born in Greensboro, North Carolina. He wrote the Sunday stories for a New York paper and gained fame with breezy Texas tunes before revealing his true name two years ago. Burial planned for Asheville, North Carolina.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
William Sidney Porter
O. Henry
Polytechnic Hospital
Houston Post
Texas
Asheville
N. C
Curtiss Plans Cleveland to Detroit Flight Next Month
Glenn H. Curtiss will attempt an aeroplane flight from Cleveland to Put-In-Bay and Detroit next month. The flight offers a $10,000 prize from a parks syndicate with additional funds from Put-In-Bay and Detroit resort owners, totaling about $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Press
Glenn H. Curtiss
Put- In-Bay
Detroit
George Gibbs
Put-In- Bay
Counterfeiting Plant Found in Missouri Penitentiary
Federal inspectors uncovered a ready counterfeiting operation in the Missouri penitentiary cell shared by Lee Jayer and Joseph Vail. Five pairs of molds and several ready half and quarter dollars were seized. Governor Hadley announced pardons for both men in October when the federal court convenes, allowing their prosecution to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri Penitentiary
Lee Jayér
Seph Vail
Hadley
Tober
Young lad found lying drunk in city streets
Howard Jones 14 of 67 Central Avenue was found lying drunk at Eighth Street and Central Avenue about 2 PM. Patrolman Klosterkemper brought him to Central station and he was sent to the juvenile court. He left home to visit his ill mother. He said a man took him to a saloon and gave him liquor.
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Wade Street
Mitchell Peal
Simon Peal
Edith Peal
Armory Street
Mitchell
Engine Company 29
Wade
Freeman
Edith
Howard Jones
Central Avenue
Eighth* Street
Klosterkemper
Central Station
Gangster kills Italian saloon keeper in Chicago
In Chicago's South Side Little Italy area Philipo Catalano, 32, was killed when one of two companions fired five shots at him as they walked. Edgar Acceta, who witnessed little, told police he did not know the shooter. Catalano, a former saloonkeeper long hated by some countrymen, was reportedly targeted in what may have been a planned killing.
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Chicago
Associated’ Press
Philipo Catalario
Little
Italy
Catalano
Edgar Acceta
Poth
Death defier injured during rehearsal stunt at the lake
Jack the Seeker After Death by Own Action known as The Red Rolling Flaming Devil tested a sixty foot chute on roller skates with burning alcohol. He rose and fell with a terrible bump, dislocated left shoulder, and was pulled from the lake by his wife and Captain House before leaving for his hotel. He plans to modify the chute mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Halley
House of the Lagoon Fleet
Browne Bribery Trial Set In Lorimer Case
Chicago report says State's Attorney Wayman announced Lee O Neil Browne a state legislator accused of bribery in Lorimer election would be tried tomorrow morning Browne challenged court jurisdiction and a writ of habeas corpus was sought two hours before the scheduled trial in the circuit court.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Rmy Wayman
Lee O'Neil Browne
United States
Lorimer
Browne
Thirty Six Injured in Alabama Train Wreck
The Frisco Southwestern limited wrecked in Walker county about sixty miles west of Birmingham after heavy rains undermined the track. Thirty six were injured, six seriously, as cars left the rails on a curve near Tawney. No fatalities. all victims were Alabama and Florida residents.
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Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
Southwestern Limited
Walker County
Tawney
Alabama
Florida
Nanking Exposition Opens Peacefully
Nanking China June 5 Despite threats of a revolutionary movement the exposition opened without disorder. Foreigners were warned not to interfere with military preparations yet remained unalarmed and returning Chinese merchants once leaving the city are coming back. The situation is not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Hanna Gift of 250000 to Western Reserve University
President Thwing will announce the acceptance of a 250000 donation from H M Hanna to Western Reserve University for the medical department. The gift forms the first quarter of a proposed 1000000 endowment drive to expand the university’s funds.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Thwing
Western Reserve University
H. M. Hanna
Hailstorm Damages Two Tennessee Churches
Reports from Bristol Tennessee say a wind and hail storm last night blew down two churches and probably a dozen houses. Crops suffered great damage but no loss of life was reported.
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Bristol, Tenn
Associated Press
Reports claim insurgent victories near Bluefields and Rama
Managua reports from June 5 indicate insurgent successes near Bluefields and Rama, prompting government alarm. President Madriz issued a denial and defended the military, saying Chavarria’s defeat claim is false and that forces withdrew to regroup due to supplies and rains.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaraugua
Bluefields
Rama
Nicarauguan
Lara
Godoy
Chavarria
Madriz
Muelle de Los Buenos
el Almandro
Steamer United States Grounded Near Christinland
The Scandinavian-American steamer United States ran ashore near Christinland yesterday morning. Passengers were taken to shore, part of the cargo transferred to the Danish steamer Holar, and officials hope to refloat the vessel tomorrow.
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Christinland
Associated Press
United States
Yeggs Blow Merrillan Postoffice Safe in Wisconsin
The Merrillan postoffice safe was blown open by burglars last night. About $1,000 in money and stamps were stolen. A posse pursues the remaining gang members as a sheriff retrieves some of the loot and a thief is captured.
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Yeggs
Postoffice Safe
North Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Wis
Associated Press
Merrillan
Trainmen fail to meet to consider stock vote
SHAMOKIN Pa June 5 There was no special meeting here tonight of the Brotherhood of Train men of the Philadelphia Reading Railroad to consider an alleged stock vote. President Harry Kleckner of the local branch says the wage question has been amicably settled with the company.
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Shamokin
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Harry Kleckner
Severe frost harms crops across Northern New York
Reports from all sections of Northern New York say the severe frost Friday night caused widespread damage. Vegetables, small fruits, corn, clover, potatoes and bale production suffered losses totaling thousands of dollars. Local farmers assess impacts and assess cleanup needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
N. Y
Associated Press
New York
Weather forecast predicts near normal conditions next week
The Weather Bureau predicts more nearly normal weather across the United States. Showers are expected to occur in the lake region and Atlantic states early in the week, with cooler conditions west of the Rockies by week's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Weather Bureau
Lake
Atlantic States
Tegio
Rocklia
Officials say suspect mistaken identity in Kellner murder case
A man arrested in Bowling Green, identified as Joseph Wendling, was found not to be the killer Alma Kellner. He gave the name Fred Denny and worked as a mill hand. A Wheeling, West Virginia arrest on suspicion of Kellner's murder also proved mistaken identity.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Bowling Green
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Fred Denny
Wheeling
Taft Returns to Washington Amid Cheers on Western Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington at 8:44 p.m. aboard the train, declining conferences and promising no meetings. He appeared healthy as crowds cheered at multiple railroad stops from the Western tour. Senator Burrows, Hilles, and Charles D. Norton accompanied him, Norton to begin duties as secretary to the president.
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Washington
Associated, Press
Taft
White House
Senator Burrows
Treasury
Hilles
Baltimore
Charles D. Norton
the Treasury
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