Suit Aims to Recover 17000 From Lt R D Chase
Washington directs civil action filed in U S Circuit Court to recover government stores valued at more than 17000 allegedly converted by Lt R D Chase former commissary for the Sixth Ohio. receipts show shipments from Camp Thomas Charleston Cienfuegos and Cuba with various dates and amounts.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Sullivan
Washington
R. D. Chase
Sixth
Ohio Regiment
United States Circuit Court
Robert Tucker
Chase
Bandusky
Camp Bushnell
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
McMahen
Sicth
United Stateservice
United States Pie
Camp Thomas
Columbus
Cuba
Gaff
EB. B. Fenton
Chase Confident He Will Clear Himself
Sandusky Ohio June 14 Lieutenant R D Chase says a suit for 17093 46 against him concerns all stores he handled and will be explained by transferring the account to the Commissary General. He contends the total covers government supplies used by troops for four months and could not have been diverted for his own use.
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Commercial Tribune
Sandusky
R. D. Chase
Tim
Army
Chase
Washington
Department of the Commissary General
Knight of Archer
Knights of Archer
Toose
Andre McKinney
Savannah
Mckrey
Carolina
Diver Saves Two From Drowning After 62-Foot Plunge
Jack Smith, a rolling mill hand and former private in the Seventeenth U S A, leaped 62 feet from a railroad bridge into the Scioto River to rescue two men, John Taylor and Thomas Davis, whose skiff capsized while fishing. He towed them ashore one by one, with spectators measuring the drop at 62 feet 2 inches.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbi
S. O
Jack Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
Scioto River
John Taylor
Thomas Davis
Smith
Amalgamated Copper Co Wins First Legal Round
Newark New Jersey June 14 Vice Chancellor Stevens denied the complainants injunction to restrain the Amalgamated Copper Co from absorbing the Butte and Boston and Boston Montana concerns. Isaac S. Taylor said he would appeal and a temporary stay was set until Tuesday at 4 PM with bonds of $21 000 for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Stevens
Calvin O. Geer
C. H. Venner Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Boston
Montana
Isaac S. Taylor
Good Roads Convention Opens in Jackson Mississippi
About 200 delegates from across the state attended the first session in Jackson. John A. Redhead was elected president and State Senator Alfred George secretary. Mayor Hemingway and Vernor Longino welcomed the delegates before a recess to view a sample road near the city.
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Jackson
Miss
Good Roads
John A. Redhead
Mississippi Cotton Growers’ Association
Alfred George
Hemingway
Vernor Longino
Million More Females Than Males in England
A preliminary census volume lists the five largest English cities excluding London with populations Liverpool 684,947 Manchester 543,969 Birmingham 522,182 Leeds 428,953 Sheffield 380,717. England and Wales show 15,721,728 males and 16,804,347 females with servicemen abroad excluded and rural areas noted differently.
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London
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Leeds
Sheffield
England and
Wales
Execution of Five Negroes Ends Georgia Gang Terror
In Sylvania Georgia on June 14 five Black men Samuel Baldwindrew Davis Richard Sanders Arnol Augustus and William Hudson were executed for leading a crime spree tied to the Knights of Archer. Authorities blamed an organized gang for murder robbery and terror in Screven County. The ambush that killed Sheriff Herrington and Constable Mears sparked a wide manhunt and a lynching mood as the group faced trial in February.
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Band of Jack
Andrew McKinney
Screven
Richard Sandes
Sr. Herrington
Sanders
Herrinton
Herrington
Hrrington
Mears
Latt
Aracter
George Daniels
Anders
Sylvania
Herringto
Wade
Daniels
Landers
General Fred Knefler Dies in Indianapolis
General Fred Knefler, 1834 born in Arad Hungary, died at his East Washington street home in Indianapolis. He led early volunteer units in the Civil War, rose to Brigadier General, and later served as Commissioner of Pensions from 1877 to 1885, shaping reforms under Hayes Garfield and Arthur.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Fred Knefler
East Washington Street
Arad
Hungary
Louis Kossuth
United States
New
Lincoln
Kneffer
Indiana
Lew Wallace
Seventy-ninth
John Hanna
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Ohio Revenue At Stake In Sheets Western Stable Car Line Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on June 14 over a $750,000 Ohio revenue claim tied to the Goodale excess tax law. The Chicago firm Sheets Western Stable Car Line challenges the tax, arguing only Illinois headquarters capital is taxed, while Ohio asserts 1 percent annually plus a 50 percent penalty on Ohio-used capital.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Sheets Western Stable Car Line’ Company
Supreme Court
George Hoadly, Jr
Cincinnati
Sheets
Chicago Corporation
Illinois
Fire devastates West Baden Hotel guests escape unharmed
Guests fled a flames engulfing the West Baden Hotel area as a dramatic rescue saved a guest from rheumatism. Henry Allenburg carried a man to safety while others grabbed belongings and boarded Monon and Vandalia trains for Chicago and Indianapolis. Diamonds and cash were lost, the hotel safe may be damaged, and moving plans for a new Brsproot hotel with 300 rooms were announced by Mayor Taggart and partners for an ambitious rebuild by February 1902.
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Henry Allenburg
Elwood
Minnesota
French Lick Hotel
Clark
Elwood Plate Glass Works
Cincinnati
Chicago
Greencastle Junction
Indiana
Indianapolis
Monon Railroad
West Baden
Miss Leslie
Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
French Lick
Clinton
Warren
Ferry collision leaves several dead and a court appearance planned
Police Court will hear Captain Griffin on a manslaughter charge after a crowded ferry collision. By midnight only George H. Coppers, janitor of the Criminal Courts Building, remained missing.
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Griffin
George H. Coppers
Criminal Courts
Ingalls Transport Capsizes at Erie Basin Dry Dock
In New York on June 14 the United States transport Ingalls slipped from blocks at the Erie basin South Brooklyn while undergoing repairs. It listed to starboard and capsized. one man was killed and many injured among about 240 workers. Authorities suspect improper ballast or shifting blocks aided the capsizing.
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New York
United States
Ingalls
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Try 10 Prevent Franchise Grab
Philadelphia June 14 Mayor Ashbridge signed thirteen railway bills giving away franchises. Opponents aim to block lines authorized. A. S. L. Shields hired by interests around A. L. Johnson to push a three cent fare free exchange plan. Union Traction Company refrains from public plans.
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Commercial
Tribune
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Sgt
Wanamaker
A. S. L. Shields
A. L. Johnson
Shields
Union Traction Company
Foraker Reappointed U S Marshal for New Mexico Territory
President McKinley reappointed Creighton M. Foraker as United States Marshal for the Territory of New Mexico. The Ohio born brother of Senator Foraker, previously appointed four years ago, will serve at a salary of 4000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
McKinley
Creighton M. Foraker
United States
Territory
New Mexico
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Ohio Incorporations Reported From Columbus
Ohio incorporation notices list Western Reserve Land Company of Cleveland with 25000 capital, Calvin Heathe Company of Toledo with 10000, Hamilton Lindenwald Electric Art Company of Hamilton with amended termini, Pleasant View Cemetery Association Company of Syca*** with 9000 stock, and Wade Park Bank Company among others. The brief item notes these entities were incorporated today in Columbus.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Western Reserve Land Cmpany
Cleveland
Capital
Calvin Heathe Company
Toledo
Hamilton & Lindenwald Electric Art Company
Hamilton
Pleasant View Cemetery Association Company
Sycace
Daughters of the Toledo
Wade Park Bank
el Ea
Alee Ponerea
Modern Woodmen Plan Next Convention Site
Indianapolis led the tally with 334 votes as the Modern Woodmen of America opened its head camp session in St Paul The five city slate also included Grand Rapids Saratoga Los Angeles and Denver With Nevada UtahKentucky and Northern Texas seeking jurisdiction applications while underground miners seeking membership were rejected
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Amera
Executive Council
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Saratoga
Los Angeles
Denver
Nevada
Utah
Kentuck
Texas
Luxurious Overland Limited Coast Tour from Chicago
Californa round trip $50 July 6 to 13 via Chicago and North-Western. The Overland Limited offers luxury rail travel to the Coast. Write W. B. Kniskern Chicago for itinerary of the special tour party leaving July 28 or contact ticket agents at 435 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
Lea Ieago
Vine Street
Cincinati
Local Option Bill Author Faces Key Nomination Battle
Franklin County Republicans meet to renominate Thomas H. Clark author of the Clark local option bill. Clark must secure 223 of 444 county convention votes amid division. Kurtz Malloy forces push to control the county committee. Wallace slated as chairman. State delegates expected to back Nash and Foraker.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Franklin County
Thomas H. Clark
Clark
Charles L. Kurta
Dirk
Kurtz
John R. Malloy
Cyrus Huling
Huling
Lttle
Daugherty
David A. Walker
Harrry Daugherty
Kurtz-Malloy
William Wallace
Nash
Foraker
United States Steel aims to control four major rivals
The Leader reports that United States Steel Corporation and allied interests plan to bring Cambria Steel, Pennsylvania Steel, Bethlehem Iron, and Jones & Laughlin under control before winter. Control would come via friendly financial powers led by Schwab and Pittsburgh interests, with possible options on Jones & Pence and Cambria.
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Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Bethlehem Iron Company
Jones & Laughlin Company
Schwab
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Eastern capitalists plan Kentucky coal trust
Eastern capitalists prepare a $10,000,000 Kentucky coal trust to gain control of major coal mines in the state. A Chicago meeting Tuesday will organize preliminaries, with options on eastern Kentucky land and many mines targeted for acquisition and development. Carlton F. Bierce of Louisville will attend the Chicago meeting to handle arrangements.
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Louisville
Courier Journal
Kentucky
Courier-Journal
Chiago
Arl F. Bieraca
Chicago
Lizard Leads Prospectors to Vein of Free Gold
In Phoenix a tale from near the Vulture mine tells of Daniel Johnson and Wim Edgerton finding a gold vein after a desert lizard caused discovery. They, after days of digging, exposed two feet of a vein and sent rock for assay, with promising yields reported.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Vulture
Daniel Johnson
Wim. Edgerton
Johnson
Edgerton
Jove
Enix
Ans
Republican State Convention Program Scheduled in Columbus
The Republican State Convention will meet at the Columbus Auditorium on June 24 and 25, 1901. Activities include call to order at 4 p.m., with officers, committees, and district meetings listed, plus venues for district sessions and committee meetings. The program outlines temporary officers, central committee members, district delegates, and meeting places across Ohio cities.
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Columbus Auditorium
Columbus Bureau
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Sere Eny
Joseph B. Foraker
John R. Malloy
Silas N. Field
P. W. Durr
Mark Slater
Perry W. Waite
Frank McCafferty
A. A. Critch
Cincinnati
Dayton
V. J. Fagin
C. V. Rumbaugh
Lima
W. H. McClintock
Defiance
C. Gillilaud
Hillsboro
Isa
John B. Clingerman
Springe
S. P. DeWolfe
Findlay
Toledo
Sherman H. Eagle
Gallipolis
D. H. Moore
Athens
Eat
Robert Carey
Upper Sanusky
E M. Pierce
Lorain
Fleet H. King
Zanesville
J. H. Beal
Scio
A. B. Critchfeld
Shreve
G. V. Sharp
Salem
O. P. Sperra
Ravenna
Edwin Batt
Cleveland
Frederick L. Taft
State Central Committee
Parlor
Neil House
Hamilton County
Montgomery
Mor
Butler
State Board of Agriculture
Allen
Auglaize
Shelby
Darke
Mercer
Board of Public Works
Henry
Paulding
Putnam van Wert
Williams Counties
Paisa
Logan
Hardin
Haytes
Fulton ,Lucas, Wood
Orewe
Fence
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Pike, Jackson
Lawrence Angis
Tuscarawas
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Stark
Mahoning
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Summit
Medina
Cuyahoga
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Senate Chamber
State Central
Tes
Secretary of State
of Ofice
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State Auditor's Office
Chittenden Hotel
To Mothers of Large Families
An appeal to mothers in large families to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual suffering and fatigue. Testimonial from Mrs. Carrie Belleville of Ludington Michigan credits doctors and the product for improved health enabling more household work.
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Penny
Autito
Tiearns
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carrie Belleville
Ludington
Mich
Leather Club Aims for First Prize in Fall Festival Parade
The Leather Club, after admitting new members, moves to win the first prize in the Fall Festival industrial parade. George Hardy and John Rupp, committee on parade, report progress and vow no expense will be spared to secure victory.
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Leather Club
George Hardy
John Rupp
Commencement at Green Township Schools Held at Westwood Hall
The Green Township graded schools held commencement exercises at Westwood Town Hall. The graduating class read essays by Alfred B. Bennett Loretta Lingo Georgeina K Brandstettner Mattie J Danford Ralph T Theeling Anna E Bennett Elsa M Pieper and Elsie L Ruffner. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Clephane and Dr Boone delivered an address. Rev M W Brown gave the invocation. Music was by Miss Amelia Pettit Joseph Suardo and Louis Pfeiffer.
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Green Township
Westwood Town Hall
Alfred B. Bennett
Loretta Lingo
Georgeina K. Brandstettner
Mattie J. Danford
Ralph T. Theeling
Anna E. Bennett
Elsa M. Pieper
Elsie L. Ruffner
Clephane
Amelia Pettit
Joseph Suardo
Louis Pfeiffer
A. D. Clephayie
James Keeling
Harry Wood
Newport Board Adopts Dittoe and Wisenall School Plans
The Newport Board of Education approved the proposed school building plans by architects Dittoe and Wisenall at a meeting last night. Earlier discussions stirred rumors and sensational incidents during board sessions.
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Newport Board of Education
Dittoe & Wisenall
Thri
Transatlantic Arrivals Ledger Reports Steamship Arrivals
The notice lists ships arriving in June with destinations: The New England and Cymric to New York from Liverpool and Liverpool to Liverpool. La Champagne arriving in New York from Havre. The Auguste arriving in New York from Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg. The Etruria bound for Queenstown and Liverpool.
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New England
Liverpool
New York
Havre
la Champag
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherurg
Browher
Etruria
Ew York
Queenstown
Desertion Decree Recorded In Court Ruling
Judge Davis yesterday issued a decree on desertion affecting a claimant named Cora Sabe. The ruling references Berthoebend and lists 1383 Son Avenue as the home connected to the case.
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Ted
Cora Sabe
Berthoebend
Cseph
Rissourt
Eman
Son Avenue
Post Tavern at Battle Creek Summer Retreat
A cool inviting Post Tavern in Battle Creek Michigan offers a summer escape amid Michigan lake country. It sits near rapid streams and bass fishing spots with Cognac amenities and a focus on comfortable dining and relaxation.
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Post Tavern
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
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