Roosevelt Speech Stirs London With Bold Egypt Remarks
Theodore Roosevelt received the freedom of the city of London and used a frank, sensational address at Guildhall. He urged Britain to withdraw from Egypt if keeping order is deemed wrong, praised Uganda and Sudan rule, and denounced Egypt’s Nationalist party, calling for decisive British governance. The speech electrified about 1,000 attendees.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
old Guildhall
Great Britain
Mirica
Roosevelt
Egypt
Uganda
Sudan
council hall
Two Scale Pen Walls: Escape From Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus. Two inmates escaped from the Ohio penitentiary by scaling walls this afternoon using a two inch betting tool. The fugitives Bert Fragier of Lucas County serving 1 year for burglary and Bert Smit of Cuyahoga County, a life prisoner, were spotted by a trusted guard and pedestrians. Bloodhounds tracked west toward the Pennsylvania railroad before losing the scent. Mr and Mrs William Smailey of New Moscow shopped in Coshocton yesterday.
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Columbus
pris banes
Ohio
ALbert Fragier
Lucas county
Bert Smit
Pennsylvania
Alr
William Smailey
New Moscow
Coshocton
Neat Collection by Officer Wensel
Thamane Officer Venel reports May totals for the support of children at R74, noting a neat collection during the month.
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Officer Wensel
Thamane
Venel
Angel of Miners in Cincinnati Collapses at Hotel
Mother Jones known as the angel of the miners fell at a Cincinnati hotel from nervous prostration after delivering a lecture at a Socialist gathering on May 31. Doctors say she will recover in a few days.
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Cincinnati
Mother Jones
Lantern thefts hit Lewisville road construction site
Lanterns used to guide workers along the Lewisville road pavement project have been stolen over several nights near the Wallonding trestle. Concrete work progresses at the site and warnings were issued that thieves will be severely punished if found.
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Wallonding
Lewisville road
Scrap at Glass Plant Ends in Club Assault
A late Tuesday glass plant fight between two men escalated with clubs rather than knives or bottles. One man was reported to be laid up for days after a shoulder blow. Officer Gorman arrested and brought the other combatant to police headquarters.
Twenty Dollar Bull Pup Bill Retrieved for Redemption
Fragments of a twenty dollar note allegedly swallowed or swallowed during a fox chase and later rescued with aid of a stomach pump will travel to Washington for redemption. County official John Meliire involved. event linked to Youngstown.
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Youngstown
John Meliire
Washington
Government Moves to Block 25 Railways Rate Increase
Judge George Davyer grants a temporary injunction at the Easter Missouri district court to prevent 25 railroads from raising freight rates. Attorney General Hochkersham, with Assistant Hiden Grogienes, files the suit alleging a Sherman Act violation and a cartel to raise rates. The action, likely in Chicago, aims for a permanent injunction as a major legal confrontation unfolds.
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George Davyer
Caited
Easter Missoure
miiten agua
gore
feont
tarney General
Hoackersham
avvistent
wiiterney Hiden Grogienes
Washington
Dresidenet Vast todas
Wiekestum
middle west
tomorow
Wickershaim
Wickershan
supreme court
Ale
Tait
Mir Wickershaw
AE Njuetn
Wickersham
Chicago
Record May 31 Weather Delivers Unseasonal Cold Across County
The May end cold snap brings 38 to 45 degree readings Tuesday morning and a near freezing 10 degrees above freezing by Tuesday evening. Frost and light drizzle affect the region, with forecasts suggesting possible frost in lowlands. The report notes prior frosts and compares Memorial Day temperatures to 1804 and 1897 lows.
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Coshucton
Unique trap catches thief in Pleasant City incident
Cambridge dispatch reports a thief attempt at John Vant store near Pleasant City. A trap triggered by a sugar-barrel mechanism fell on 10-year-old Steve Shandik, killing him instantly as burglars tried to breach the entry.
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Cambridge
John Vant
Pleasant City
lanles
here
Steve Shandik
Burt
Two Postmasters Are Nominated in May 31 Washington
The president nominated L. C. Benedict for Mansfield Ohio and D. Mabon for Denison Ohio as postmasters. At Columbus a 43 degree low tied near-record cold, with only two earlier days in 32 years lower than Tuesday May 31. Weather forecaster Montrose Hayes issued a one day prediction.
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Columbus
Washington
Mansfield, O
L. C
Denison
Mabon
Montrose Hayes
Glass injures girl as window pane shatters
Miss Dean, a girl from Mini Tavens Dean, was struck on the head by a piece of falling glass from a broken window near the Woolward store while walking by Monday evening around 3 o clock. Woodward, owner of the store, was removing flags from a window when the pane shattered. She attended the entertainment later and no serious injuries are expected.
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Mini Tavens
Dean
Maintel
SP. Woodward
Masons hall
Miss Dean
Man Seeks Replevin For Bar Fixtures In Woods Building
Edward Prior seeks a writ of replevin to recover bar fixtures located in the Woods building amid an assessment by the County Treasurer Stillinger. Prior and Elson previously ran a case in the building and Prior asserts ownership of the goods.
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Actiet
Winnner
Edward Prior
Stillinger
King
Elson
Prior
Fierce Blizzard Grips Lake Region and Detroit
A Calumet dispatch reports Lake Superior and surrounding areas in a fierce blizzard with high northerly winds and heavy snow. Boats seek ports of refuge as coastal areas brace for worsening conditions.
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Lake Region
Detroit
Calumet pass
Lake Superior
theouthern
Pittsburg Records Snow Storm Hit Local Weather That Day
The Pittsburg weather page notes a real snow storm with a temperature of 3 degrees recorded at 10. The report describes snowfall beginning that day and references notable local weather conditions in the annals of the city.
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Pittsburg
Tolay
United States
Heat Prostrates Four at Frisco death reported
A Frisco incident left four people prostrated with one death reported after a heat event yesterday. Emergency crews responded as authorities investigated the cause of the heat related collapse.
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Frisco
Apprentices Ordered to Full-Time Work Starting June 15
At the Journeymen Barbers Union meeting held Tuesday evening a motion was passed requiring all apprentice barbers to work full time beginning June 15. Plans for a social event on June 2 were discussed as well as preparations for the gathering.
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journeymen barbers’ union
Arrowaemets
The Weather Man Predicts Unsettled Conditions This Week
The weather forecast warns of continued cool, partially cloudy days with a warming trend later in the week. Forecasters note potential frost on nights and caution gardeners about late cold snaps affecting crops and outdoor plans.
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dante
iain cee
ted
Lost purse found. owner identified by check
A purse containing 23 dollars in cash and a 100 dollar check was found by Jh Stingel on the road near his Oak Grove home east of Canal Lewisville. The check, drawn by W J Lorenz for Alfred Olinger, led to Olinger of Fresno as the owner. the purse will be returned today.
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Jh. Stingel
Oak Grove
Canal Lewisville
W. J. Lorenz
Alfred Olinger
Stinger
Mr. Olinger
Fresno
Fred Olinger
sueesa
Runaway Hearse Barely Misses Disaster in Dresden
A hearse driven by Martin Cox escaped serious damage Tuesday noon in Dresden after a Zanesville autoist allegedly reckless. The hearse, used for Mrs J W Lanning's funeral, bolted with the team unhitched, but Cox steadied the vehicle and the horses slowed. Witnesses blamed the autoist for the frightening incident.
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Tivarse
anto
Dresden
hunt
Martin Cox
Zanesville
J OW. Lanning
Neighborly Row Case Heard Before Squire
The case involves winebantares a mote IR rem amn tie Ceateert atamty and defendants Warn r and thie race ae fendants. Sacoh Marechal and Lana Griffith testified about alleged improper touching and water tampering related to Mrs Griffith and Vie Wood. Attorneys Glenn & Reasoner defended Griffith and Marechal. Bons ham of Muskingum county represented Wood.
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squire Warn
Sacoh
Marechal
Lana Griffith
boyd
asi
Mrs Griffith
Vie Wood
saii
Varela
Gotti werman
Glenn & Reasoner
Griffith
Parchal
Verney
Bonsham
Muskingum county
de Woods
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