Porch climber attempt at McNary home during carnival
Report of a porch climber trying to break into Charles McNary’s Mulberry street home while residents were away. Edith McNary alerted authorities after spotting a man on the roof wearing blue overalls and a slouch hat. Police describe the suspect only as about thirty, with limited details. carnival crowds have raised crime concerns as locals keep homes guarded during events.
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Hoosier Carnival Company
Charles McNary
Mulberry Street
Edith McNary
Merrd.ng
Selli Ag Varoius Art.c
Death of Japanese Poachers in Alaska Reports Reach Washington
Aug. 8 Washington reports five Japanese fishermen killed and 12 prisoners captured on Attu Island by the revenue cutter McCulloch under Captain J. C. Cantwell. The incident occurred before the cutter’s arrival as Edwitt W. Sims, solicitor for the department, enforces new US citizen fishing laws in Alaskan waters. No international complications expected, but Aleutian tensions rise in enforcing rights of American citizens.
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Washington
Attu Island
Aleutian
Tutter McCulloch
J. C. Cantwell
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edwitt W. Sims
Department
Alaska
United States
McCulloch
Aleutian Islands
Claims wife as markswoman sparks divorce case
Newton Ross seeks divorce from wife whom he married in Newcomertown on October 2 1887 claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He alleges she has a violent temper cursed him and the children, attacked him with a butcher knife and pike pole, threatened to poison them, and even hurled kitchen items causing injury. He cites May 27 and May 30 incidents and says she deserted the family, seeking property quieting and child custody. The couple resides near Newcomers Town near the county line.
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My Ross
Ross
Newcomertown
Raifil
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Tis
Jou. Russell
D'Force
Coshocton
Newcomers Town
Lightning Bolt Tearing Hat and Shoe Blew Past Woman
Mrs Jess Meredith near Moank Village miraculously escaped a severe electric storm yesterday. As the storm neared she fled toward the sprig house wearing her husband’s elf hat. A bolt ripped a hole in the hat then struck her, passing along her body and tearing a shoe from her foot before she was stunned and burned, yet she is expected to recover.
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Jess
Meredith
Moank Village
Sprig
Mrs Meredith
Eye Destroyed by Steel Fragment at Newcomerstown
A Hungarian youth about twenty, employed at the Wipe factory, suffered a severe accident Tuesday afternoon when a steel fragment entered his right eye during chiseling. Drs Goudy and Hatton, with Br Hutton and Dr Bennett, removed the piece with a giant magnet, destroying sight in the eye.
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Newcomerstown
Wmoher
Pene
Goudy Wen
Coskhocton
J. ¢. F. Hatton
Br. Hutton
Charles Bennett
IRON HAND Seeks to Enforce Reform in Russia and Austria
Geir .es Victs y Pecele of Russia and St Petersburgh to push strong hand reform as cabinet seeks immediate action following dissolution of parliament. Government plans agrarian measures as temporary law during parliamentary recess, hoping to secure support and deter future parliament from opposing the policy.
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Russia
St Petérsburs
Aus
Stulypia
Juvenile Court Under New Law Described in 19th Century Text
A lengthy description outlines a Juvenile Court under a modern act, defining its guardian role for delinquent children under seventeen and its broad remit. It discusses court selection, probation, and the aim to supervise youths as wards until age of majority, with emphasis on guardianship and reform.
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Giaiane
Jeonless
Enue Mon Pleasatin Probate
Judge Lindsey Contempt Case Ties Up Archive Contest
Denver reports that Judge Lindsey’s inquiry into the archive contest led to a Supreme Court review. The court heard the matter while Lindsey pressed ahead with hearings and found six men guilty of contempt for refusing to be sworn or to surrender boxes.
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Denver
Bebwuls
Bredaet
Liaisey Beratiude
Posse
Lindsey
Supreme Entire
Tower Operator Held as Witness in Wreck Inquiry
Special to The Daily Times Pittsburg Aug As a result of the investigation of the wreck of the Cincinnati and New York limited on the Panhandle road two firemen were killed L B Jones employed at a tower near where the wreck occurred was arrested by a deputy coroner and locked up in jail in default of $2000 bonds Jones was arrested as a witness and will be held until after the coroners inquest The deputy coroners expressed the opinion the wreck was caused by negligence The express had right of way but the light engine was permitted to enter the block without a warning signal It is expected that other arrests will be made.
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Pittsburg
Aug
Cincinnati and New York Limited
Panhandle Road
L. B. Jones
Jones
Ulock
Insulted Woman: Sent to Jail
Harland Baker was arraigned before Squire Wimmee on a charge arising from an incident with Mrs. Jerry Thompson. He pleaded guilty and was assessed a fine, then sent to jail. William Sechlah returned this noon from a stay in Wheel ing and Uriidgeport.
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Harland Baker
Hardacrabble
Wim
Mee
Jerry Thompson
Wiliam Sechlah
Wheeling
Uriidgeport
Open Shop Declared in Lithographers Industry
New York Ang and the age executive committee of the lithographers association declared an open shop in all branches of the industry affecting about 30,000 men nationwide. The move followed a national strike by the lithographers’ union and now extends to stonegrinders feeders and other workers.
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New York
Ang
Emrloy's
Othographers’ Association
Judge Roche Faces Rapid Decline in Arsenic Poisoning Case
The judge has been losing ground for three days with pronounced arsenic poisoning symptoms. He suffers severe back pain, swollen feet, and extreme weakness, nearing a potential crisis at any moment.
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Judge Roche
Wheat Prices Fall for Local Farmers
Local millers report wheat prices have slipped from 70 to 67 cents per bushel, with 67 cents now the rate paid to farmers. The move reflects market softness affecting growers in the region.
Robert Boyd Shows Steady Improvement After Sunday
Robert Boyd has shown steady improvement in his condition since Sunday. He appears stronger and more alert, chatting with a neighbor and regaining nourishment as hope grows for a permanent turn toward recovery.
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Robert Boyd
Weather Leaf Forecast and Local Visit Noted
The Weather Leaf reports rain tonight and Thursday. Mrs J B Foster will travel to Mound tomorrow to visit her brother Frank Cabot, reflecting a social move tied to the weather outlook.
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J. B. Foster
Mound Todimorrow
Frank Cabot
Teachers grade exams in three year high school lineup
A list of teachers connected to various three year and elementary programs appears including Lyon New Castle J King Fresno Lwach Newconmrsatown and Beulah Rain Tiverton storm Marx West Lafayette Pear Fry Walhonding Bash Trendley Stone Creek Norris Coshoeron Ink McClungage Trinway Kua Hott Spring Moontain Belva Hinged Bacon Olinger Fresno FA Snyder New Boifortt Headvuat Schlerk Fresno Seltiingeb Tiverton Ernest Whitergreen dus Aronhull Coshocton.
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Fio Lyon
New Castle
J King
Fresno
Lwach
Bacon OA
Olinger
FA Snyder
New Boifortt
Tiverton
Ernest
Whitergreen
Aronhull
Coshocton
Oldest Fire Horse in Department Fades After Glanders
Dayton Herald reports Jack, the city’s oldest fire horse, saved lives multiple times by pulling the Pizta engine to a blaze. He became a legend after decades of service, but age and glanders led to his death aided by Dr. Foster of Coshocton.
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Simpla Anbowie Rae Wal Tate
Amin
Lesa
Fie
Jack
Dayton
James Melnotre
Slory
McCann
Tuentay
Dr. Foster
Coshocton
Dayton Herat
Idaho Democrats in Idaho endorsed ticket at convention
Idaho Democrats adopted a platform after a two day convention. The ticket included Fred Dubois as a U S Senator and Rees Hattaway for the supreme court. Stewart Denning was named governor and Stockslager lieutenant governor with Chaplin as secretary of state and Galloway listed among the slates. Beyan endorsed for president.
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Vouer
Gold Found Near Danville Sparks Local Interest
News from Danville reports a small piece of rock found on Witlate Temple's farm glistening in water is believed to contain gold worth about 12 dollars. A local chemist already valued it. the sample was sent to Washington for testing to confirm the find amid prior distant gold discoveries.
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Danville
Witlate Temple
Prich
Washington
Niles Aurther
Once Wealthy Man Died Poor in Ohio Death of Former Senator
Vieveland Ohio August reports the death of Thomas C Spyder once a state senator and former Grand Army post commander. He built Canton’s steel industry, valued at times at a million dollars, but poor investments and a divorce left him penniless. He was a close associate of William McKinley and died in a Canton hospital after a long decline. His widow Mrs Lightell planned the funeral in Newcomerstown for William Semetott.
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