Unfortunate Italian Killed on Pennsylvania Railroad Near Basket Factory
Roglio Diodere an Italian laborer about 40 died when struck by passenger train No 334g near the basket factory while walking along the middle track. He was thrown 30 feet and died of a crushed skull and a broken ankle. He lived in Pescipa Italy with a wife and three children and worked with a gang of 35 40 Italians on the T W V O railroad. He was buried locally. Secretary Robert Boyd traveled to Canton Friday to promote the Coshocton county fair and urged earnest attendance.
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Roglio Diodere
Glass
Pescipa
Italy
Fractious Friday events and local crimes mix in September reports
Reports from Pittsfield, Cleveland, Ironton and Wapakoneta detail a Friday of misfortune and crime. A trolley crash in Pittsfield links to Roosevelt era speculation. Cleveland details a double killing in a money dispute. Ironton notes a fatal saloon fight. Wapakoneta covers merchants forming a regional trust to run a department store by December.
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Wapakoneta
New Bremen
Boy Acquitted in Kentucky Church Murder Case
George Allison a 12 year old boy was acquitted of the murder of Guy Hinton 16 and a companion stabbed to death at a church in Birmingham Kentucky Tried at Benton his youthfulness saved him. Harry W Allen of Memphis testified he knew Charles Kelly the alleged boodler and said Kelly was in Memphis and greeted him at Union Depot before Allen alerted police.
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Charles Kelly
Dow
St. Louis
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Union Depot
Naga
Dibble
Asighbor
DeWitt
Cr. Anderson
Costoc Tou
Ferguson
Roacoy
Troops Mobilized as Coal Strike Turmoil Spreads
In Pennsylvania nine regiments are mobilized amid clashes across the anthracite fields from Forest City to Williamstown. Sheriff requests martial law while Gov Stone delays and troops disperse rioters. Port Arthur, Beaumont and European dispatches add to the tense, shifting security picture.
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Pennsylvania
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Williamatown
Dauphin County
Maxey
Stone
Ohio Senate Deliberates on Nash Code Curative Act
Buckeye State News reports the Ohio Senate nears a vote on the amended Nash code with Chairman Wirt guiding, Archer sponsoring two Democrat amendments, and Royer pushing revisions including the Okey York Royer plan and a primary election proposal. The majority rejects franchise tinkering for now. Senator Hanna advocates curative act to validate Cincinnati Street Railway franchises, urging investigation and resisting changes to existing laws while a House committee weighs minor franchise adjustments and waterworks boards for Toledo and Youngstown. Coal land deal in Carbondale involves nearly 700,000 and 2000 acres with Williamson county lands. 1000 acres developed with a moderate plant, others undeveloped with eight-foot coal vein.
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Ohio Senate
Wirt
Senate
Archer
Royer
Hanna
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Harding
House Cue Committee
Painter
Toledo
Youngstown
Stage
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Federal
Carbondale
Weaver Coal of Coke Company of Chicago
Williamson County
Deadly Duel in Ocala Leaves Man Dead
Ocala Florida September 25 Moses Brown was killed and W T Frierson was fatally wounded in a duel between the two men.
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Fla
Moses Brown
W T Frierson
Brown
Frierson
This and That Corners a World of Briefs
Cost of deporting two Chinamen in Toledo reported at 2000 dollars. Schools closed at Patankala Ohio due to diphtheria. At Brooklyn Mrs Joseph Alatreteki attempted suicide after fatally knifing her husband. Judge George H Durant of Flint Michigan withdraws as Democratic candidate for governor. Professor M C Cox of Flinding Ohio jumps from second story window in sleep, injuring arm. New York prepares for monster reception of William Booth of the Salvation Army arriving Oct 4. A black porter is shot and killed by the enraged husband protecting Mrs K G Summers from alleged cruelty by Oscar Fulgar.
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Brooklyn
Joseph Alatreteki
George H. Durant
Flint
Mich
Michigan
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Flinding, C
New York
William Booth
Salvation Army
K G. Summers
Oscar Fulgar
Rt. Laute
Leaped From Train to Evade Immigration Agent
A Syrian girl Alexandra Joseph leaped from a Michigan Central train at 50 mph near Newport to escape deportation by Immigration Agent Cameron Miller. She died instantly. The case follows years of effort by her former fiancé Joseph Abodeely of Cedar Rapids. She had been refused admittance in Montreal for trachoma.
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Alexandra Joseph
United States
Michigan Central
Newport
Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Montreal
Cameron Miller
Syria
Ambassador to Germany Chooses Charlemagne Tower
President Roosevelt appoints Charlemagne Tower, ambassador to Russia, to succeed Mr White as ambassador to Germany. White’s recall letters issued. Russian foreign office notified. Tower’s acceptance would open the Russian post, likely to be filled by Hon Bellamy Storer, current minister to Madrid.
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Charlemagne Tower
Washington
Russia
Mr. White
Germany
White
State Department
Tower
Bellamy Storer
Madrid
Bradlee and May expected marriage in Buenos Ayres
The notice reports the believed marriage of Putnam Bradlee Strong and May Yohe in Buenos Ayres, arrival September 7, with possible postponement due to obstacles. It also mentions a separate London rumor of Roosevelt being named a British colonel and an anecdote about a child's eye injury treated with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
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May
Buenos Ayres
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yohe
Roosevelt
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Allen’s Foot-Bane Shoe Comfort Powder Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Bane powder to cure yln feet numbness and corns. It claims instant relief from aching feet and calls the product a great comfort discovery. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail orders available for a trial package.
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Olmsted
Koy
N.Y
Red Cross Ball Blue and Kemp's Balsam Ad
An old advertisement urges buyers to act quickly for grippe relief. It promotes Red Cross ball blue and Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs, noting early use prevents pneumonia and keeps coughs clear. Ends with price hints and general drugstore availability.
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