Rumors Denied as Fire Team Escapes Injury in Columbus Run
Chief Parison defends city fire department after reports claim injuries. The run lasted about twenty five minutes with Driver Chasy guiding the team and Columbus volunteers aiding. No horses were hurt, and nearby equipment remained ready. additional wagons from the Third Ward and Stanford Host men stood by to respond to alarms.
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Union City Plant Destroyed by Fire at 3:20 A M
Fire destroyed the J Kramer Lumber Co plant at the corner of South Street and Fourth Avenue Union City. The Shreve plant nearby supplied equipment and water streams to fight the blaze. Loss estimated at 715000 with insurance partly covering. Much of the machinery for chair stout production escaped serious damage.
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Union City
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City Moves to License All Cars for Hire
City authorities prepared to enforce a universal license for all taxis and for-hire vehicles. The mayor and commissioners held a conference to settle license terms and fees to be paid by cab operators and others in the business.
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Democrats Meet in Erie July 11 to Elect County Committee
Reports say the Democratic organization will hold a county convention in Erie on July 11 after new committee members were elected. Joseph Rogen, present chairman, is expected to seek re-election with a lively session anticipated. factional tensions may emerge.
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Hecht
British Steamer Wrecked in Straits Between Sumatra and Java
A tidal wave wrecked the British steamer Kintuck of the Chin Mutant Navigation Company ashore in the straits between Sumatra and Java. The ship carried many native migrants and fears of numerous deaths travel with the report. details are incomplete.
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Husband Confesses to Killing New Bride in Mass
In Lovell Massachusetts Mrs Cel meré Blais, four months married, was found choked in bed. Groom Bini Blais walked into a police station and said I think I murdered my wife. The bride, formerly Miss Quelotie of North Attleboro, was well known. The husband, a mill worker, will have condition noted. A house warming party had been attended the previous evening.
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North Attleboro
New July Victrola Records Debut at Barlow Hardware
Tonight at Barlow Hardware store the July Victrola records debut as the finest ever received. The notice promotes the new phonograph records and invites customers to hear them at the shop.
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Barlow
Departing NuBone employees bid farewell at informal supper
Mr and Mrs J P Drown longtime NuBone Company workers were honored at an informal farewell supper at Al Raeders Grill. About 45 attendees included management and office staff. Toasts praised the couple as they prepare to move from Cor TY to Cincinnati Ohio where Mr Drown will join Oeta Ohio. Roses were presented to Mrs Drown and heartfelt remarks shared best wishes for their future.
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AL Raeder
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Seley
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Cor- Ty
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Ohio
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Oeta Olio
Beley
50 000 Men At Great Sunday School Convention Parade
Chicago hosts the fourteenth International Sunday School convention with an expected 40 000 to 50 000 men in a parade along Michigan avenue. 7 000 delegates lead the march, bands provided for each delegation, aiming to show 9 000 000 Sunday school attendees across North America.
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Cook Country
Purley Baker
Richard Pearson Hobson
Congress
First Congregation
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Iam F. McDoWell
Suffragettes Rushed Congress Parade for Equal Suffrage
Suffragettes march on the Capitol led by Anna Shaw, delivering large petitions to both chambers. Hundreds hand petitions to Senators and Representatives as Speaker Champ Clark and Vice President Marshall greet the protesters. Tonight Mrs Jane Adams and George Fitch address a rally ahead of a larger demonstration next Tuesday.
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Anna Shaw
Senate
House
Champ Clark
Marshall
Jane Adams
George Fitch
Plce
Stolen horse alert issued by local official
Chief Sanda received a message from Cambria asking him to watch for a twelve hundred weight horse stolen on June 1 and believed moved toward the Jamestown Corry section. Local police and nearby peace officers will monitor the area for the animal.
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Cambria
Jamestown
Corry
Extra Copies Price Details for Journal Edition
The notice states regular readers receive extra copies at no charge and extra copies may be bought at the Journal Building for five cents. Mail delivery costs three cents per issue, with a forty page edition weighing over eight ounces.
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Moran Johnson Heavyweight Title Showdown Tonight
Paris June 27 United Press reports Frank Moran the Smoketown boxer arrives for the twenty round heavyweight title bout with Jack Johnson. Moran bets against him three to one and predicts a strong showing despite facing a tougher opponent. Johnson forecasts a late knockout while claiming weight and form are ideal. Thunderstorms expected tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures Sunday.
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Ian Johnson
Jeff- Flee
al Palzer
Dubeh
Tohnson
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