High Rents Drive Washington Commuters to Suburbs
A Washington special explains commuters who live outside the city work in the capital and endure high land costs. It notes Baltimore workers, Mount Vernon line homes, and suburbs like Eckington and Fort Myer Heights shaping a commuter class with easy rail access and lower living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Henry George
William A. Clark
Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Potomac
Alexandria
Ington
Brookland
Eckington
Salmon P. Chase
Kate
Kate Chage
Senator Conkling
Electoral Commission
Conkling
Kate Chase
Hayes
Washington Grove
Appalachian Range
Andrew Geddes
Department of Agriculture
Kensington
Chicago
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Lee Mansion
Arlington
Fort Myer
Fort
Aqueduct Bridge
Fort Myer Heights
Memorial Pridge
Rockville
John R. McLean
Ohio
Hyattsville
Badensburg
Stop Double Commissions Targeted by Post Office
Postmaster General Payne announced a crackdown on fourth class postmasters who divert mail to collect double commissions on stamp sales. Officials say such cross deposits between offices violate postal regulations and will lead to dismissal when detected, amid growing concern over executive office area schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
His Taste and the Bridal Chamber Jest
Cartoon caption style dialogue from the New York Herald features a proprietor refusing a request for a bridal chamber and offering a sample room instead, illustrating a humorous misunderstanding about private spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Herald
Mamma's Great Pleasure Dialogue Note
A brief quoted exchange from a Yonkers Statesman item shows a mother and daughter Minnie arguing playfully about conversation. The snippet captures domestic tone with a hint of humor in a newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Yonkers Statesman
Uribe-Uribe Surrenders as Rebels Are Routed
Panama and Colon report General Uribe-Uribe surrenders to General Marjarres at Rio Frio after a three day pursuit. The rebel force, once 1,800 to 2,500 strong with rifles and ammunition, collapses as government troops surround and capture Uribe-Uribe and Castillo. Washington confirms the death blow to the rebellion and anticipates pacification of inland Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Uribe-Uribe
Marjarres
Rio Frio
Santa Marta
la Cienaga
Colon
General Pinzon
Savanilla
Department
Bolivar
Castillo
Gen
Washington
Gen. Uribe-Uribe
Legation
Colombia
Pittsburg and Monongahela Coal Companies to Merge
The Pittsburg Coal Co and the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co plan a merger with total capitalization of 110 million dollars and assets of 120,088,581 dollars. Output near 30 million tons annually. aim to create a dominant bituminous concern and end rivalry. Francis L. Robbins and Col J B Finley lead negotiations. plan calls for lessee structure and no new stock issuance to cover the combined issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
the Gazette
Pittsburg Coal Co
Monongahela River
Francis L. Robbins
Col. J. B. Finley
The
River Company
Bryan Special Crashes Into Freight Caboose Near Arena
Bryan and his party were unharmed as the Bryan special collided with a freight caboose at Arena Brown Canyon 15 miles above Leadville. The caboose derailed but three occupants escaped by jumping. the train was delayed, and Bryan and companions were moved to an empty refrigerator car then to Nathrop seven miles away.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Bryan
Arena
Brown Canyon
Leadville
Mr. Bryan
Nathrop
Earthquakes and Ash Falls Stir Southern Mexico
Reports from the southern republic describe reduced alarm over ash showers as subterranean noises reach Tuxtla and the quake record grows. Up to Saturday 45 distinct shocks rattled San Cristobal while Palenque notes no change in San Juan mountain but frequent loud explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Oat
Republic
Tuxtla
San Cristobal
San Juan Mountain
Bearmouth Rancher James C Conn Shot Dead in Home
A Bearmouth dispatch reports James C Conn a wealthy ranchman on Willow Creek was found shot to death in his home. His mother lay fatally injured on the floor. Authorities believe a lone bandit who robbed the Northern Pacific limited last Friday is the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Bearmouth
James C. Conn
Willow Creek
Northern Pacific Limited
Fatal Explosion in Wabash Tunnel Ends in Casualties
Pittsburg reports a premature blast in the Mount Washington end of the Wabash tunnel yesterday killed one man and seriously injured another while two more workers suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mount Washington
Wabash
Prairie fire follows spark igniting freight train loss
A spark from an engine started a prairie fire at La Porte Texas. A following freight train fanned the blaze and cotton on a flat car ignited. The entire train burned except the engine and one car of cotton. Loss tallies to $100000 with no insurance.
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la Porte
Tex
Ashes Shower Deaths on Steamer Vig Ilancia Off Tehuantepec
The steamer Vig Ilancia reached Havana on Tuesday covered in volcanic ash from a Sunday incident between Vera Cruz and Progresso near the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Vigilancia
Vera Cruz
Progresso
Tehuantepec
Guatemala Coffee Zones Besieged by Santa Maria Eruption
A volcanic eruption at Santa Maria near Quezaltenango buries six inches of ash in the city and seven feet of sand on coast plantations, threatening vast coffee areas and prompting warnings from Consul General McNally in Washington. Frequent earthquakes and a second eruption are reported, causing great excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatamala
San Francisco
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Castle Bros
Louis Hirsch
Mr. Hirsch
Costa Casa
Costa Granda
Washington
State Department
McNally
Central America
Quezaltenango
Department of
Tombador
Confession Ties Tax Ring to Masonic Temple Frauds
Luke Wheeler, a convicted tax fixer, claims a vast plot behind the Masonic Temple frauds and related schemes. He says prominent firms evaded taxes as two men died by their own actions amid threats of exposure and blackmail involving a Springfield official and Canadi an return fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Daily News
Deneen
Wheeler
Luke Wheeler
Masonic Temple
Springfield
Canada
Diabolical murder shocked Palmyra home fire ruins
A Wisconsin murder case centers on William Wickingson 43 Albert Wickingson 40 and Julia Wickingson 35 found among burned remains after a house fire near Palmyra. Witnesses note a $500 withdrawal the day before and a nearby road rig. A revolver gold and burned cash were found near the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Wis
William Wickingson
Albert Wickingson
Fishermen Lost In Gale On Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls Ontario October 31 Several fishermen feared drowned after a gale on Lake Ontario. A boat with Charles and Arthur Masters swamped and rescued by a tug. Peter Nath and grandson John Bents were seen two miles from Port Dalhousie and later presumed lost after a rescue attempt failed.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Lake Ontario
Charles
Arthur Masters
Peter Nath
John Bents
Port Dalhousie
Johnson Held After Self-Admission in Latimer Slaying
William C. Johnson surrendered to Brooklyn police claiming he killed Albert C. Latimer in July. He told Detective Reynolds a tale naming a man named Walsh as the accomplice and said Walsh could not be located. Johnson was held until November 5 for further police inquiry and remanded to jail.
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Johnson
New York
William C. Johnson
Brooklyn
Albert C. Latimer
Reynolds
Latimer
Walsh
Faculty Proposal Aims at End to College Strike
In Lansing Michigan on October 31 a mass meeting of agricultural college students heard a faculty proposal to end the strike. The plan calls for students to resume classes while a new faculty committee reconsiders grievances and may alter suspensions of 17 students from the freshmen sophomore rush if the original action is found unjust. The students accepted the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural College
Foundry Owner Shoots Woman Then Kills Self
Frederick Roberts of Salt Lake City fatally wounds Mrs. Charles A. Cooper in Pueblo Colo then dies by suicide. Officials cite Mrs Cooper’s refusal to marry as the motive.
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Pueblo
Col
Frederick Roberts
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Cooper
Cooper
Roberts
Cleveland Draws Huge Ovation In Morristown Rally
Ex President Cleveland spoke at a political meeting in Morristown New Jersey drawing hundreds from nearby towns as special trains arrived and he received an enthusiastic ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Morristown
N. J
Mr. Cleveland
Murdered His Son Then Fled With Daughter to Mountains
In Inez Kentucky on November 3 Pleasant Sprading is held on charges of killing his 4 year old son and 15 year old daughter after an incident while herding sheep. He fled to the mountains with his eldest daughter as neighbors and authorities moved to prevent lynching and secure a speedy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalil
Inez
Spradings
Sprating
Hensley
Sprading
Freight wreck near Schenectady kills brakeman in rear end collision
In Schenectady County New York a rear end collision between two New York Central freights five miles west of the city killed a brakeman who was on top of a freight car. The conductor of the second train was injured and both trains derailed, suspending traffic for hours. The engineer and fireman escaped by jumping.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New York Central
Four Men Killed at a Crossing in Algonquin
Four men Frank and Louis Schuette and Charles and James Woodrich were killed when a milk train on the Chicago and Northwestern struck their buggy at a village crossing in Algonquin Illinois. Louis Schuette died later in hospital. All lived in Algonquin except James Woodrich of Kilbourne City Wisconsin. The men had started for Dundee before daylight and did not see the train due to darkness and the buggy covering the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Ill
Frank
Louis Sehuette
Charles
James Woodrich
Algonquin
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Louis Schuette
Kilbourne City
Wis
Dundee
Unknown Negro Burned at Stake in Darling Miss
A mob of 4000 burned an unknown black man at Darling Mississippi on Friday night for the murders of E C Jackson and a mill owner named Roselle on Wednesday night. He confessed to the double crime just before the funeral pyre was lit. Darling is a small Yazoo Valley branch station with no direct telegraph link.
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Sardis
Miss
Darling
E. C. Jackson
Roselle
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Roosevelt Visits Cedar Mountain Battlefield Site
President Roosevelt spent several hours on Cedar Mountain battlefield in Virginia with Secretary Root Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey. An eye witness and participant gave him an account of the fight.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Cedar Mountain Brandy Station
Roosevelt
Cedar Mountain
Root
Cortelyou
Rixey
Victim of Football Injuries At Tennessee Deaf School
Walter Cole fullback for the Tennessee deaf and dumb school football team is dying from injuries suffered in a game at Maryville last Saturday. Cole, a resident of McKeesport Pennsylvania, had been hospitalized in Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Walter Cole
Tennessee Deaf and Dumb
Maryville
Cole
McKeesport
Gold discovery triggers mining stampede in Black Hornet district
Boise reports a rich gold discovery in the Black Hornet district sparking a stampede similar to early mining booms. Word spread Saturday night and hundreds rushed to secure claims as the blind vein was found while working on a nearby property. The vein has since been opened at several points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Black Hornet
Silversmiths Vote to Strike Over Hours
A New York meeting of silver workers representing 3,000 in New York Brooklyn and Newark decided to strike unless a nine hour day replaces the current ten hour rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SCU
Brooklyn
Newark
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Jerusalem and Gizeh
Cholera reports 494 deaths in Jerusalem and 78 in Gizeh over the past week. Severe distress noted at Lydda due to dire shortages of medical aid to fight the outbreak.
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Jerusalem
Gizeh
Lydda
Viljoen Offers His Services in Somaliland Conflict
Boer commander Viljoen writes to Earl Roberts offering to serve the British Army if Boers join the field against the Mullah forces in Somaliland. The surprise overture comes as British and allied forces confront regional rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viljoen
London
Earl Roberts
Somaliland
Victory tops Strikers in Hudson Valley rail strike
In Schenectady New York on November 3 the Hudson Valley electric railway motormen strike ended with the company recognizing the union and accepting the wage schedule presented by the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Hudson Valley Electric Railway
Peculiar Catastrophe in Niagara Falls Sewage Tunnel
Four men killed and three seriously affected by a gas surge in a Niagara Falls sewer heading near Twenty fourth street. Thirteen workers on the second shift had loaded a blast and retreated, four collapsing in a water filled tunnel. Foreman Michael Mulroy escaped to raise the alarm as Rhodes perished while ascending.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Twenty
Lawrence Fisher
George Rhodes
Hugo Swanson
William Bradish
Tonawanda
Romano Kovich
Sam Finch
Michael Mulroy
Kovich
Twenty-fourth Street
Mulroy
Dun's Report Outlook Brightens for Manufacturing
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review notes speculation tied to politics but business steady as elections approach. Wage increases resolve new labor tensions, coal supply gains ease prices and sustain factory activity while freight delays persist. Retail sales rise with cooler weather. Trailways costs up but October earnings beat prior year. Failures total 233 US and 22 Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
New England
United States
Canada
Equine Champion Crescens Sets World Two Mile Record
Crescens, son of Robert McGregor, trotted two miles in 4 17 at Memphis driving park beating the world two mile trotting record by 11 4 seconds. Driven by Mr. Ketcham, Crescens clocked 2 10 at one mile and finished with a final mile pace faster than the first, earning enthusiastic ovations from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescens
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Tenn
Cresceus
Robert McGregor
Onward Silver
Mr. Ketcham
Ketcham
Nervola
Joplin Real Estate Dealer Killed by Wife in Office Standoff
R O Randall a Carthage real estate dealer was shot and killed by his wife after a divorce suit led to a quarrel in a lawyer's office. Randall drew a knife and tried to stab her when she fired five times. Mrs Randall was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin, Mo
R. O. Randall
Carthage
Wreck on Erie Road Injures Two in New York
A westbound fast freight No 86 wrecked near Addison New York injuring two men seriously one fatally as cars piled and scattered across the area. In Bridgeport Connecticut a jail workshop fire caused a panic but was confined with about 500 dollars loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Erie
Addison
Bridgeport
Conn
Fairfield County
President Roosevelts Hunting Expedition Near Manassas
Washington reports President Roosevelt with De Root Secretary Cortelyou and Surgeon General Rixey departed for a gunning expedition near Manassas Virginia. The open season for wild turkey and quail begins in Virginia today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
de Root
Cortelyou Andurgeon
Rixey
Manassas
Virginia
Across the Continent in 88 Hours
Chicago reports the Golden State Limited will run from Los Angeles to Chicago with inaugurations on Sunday. The service over the Southern Pacific and Rock Island lines aims to cut coast to coast travel time to 88 hours.
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Chicago
Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Commissioners Tour Anthracite Mines in Roaring Roaring Scranton
Seven Roosevelt appointees inspected No 2 mine of Hillside Coal and Iron Co and the Coalbrook breaker, enduring coal dust and damp gangways as they studied production from blasting to market. Bishop Spalding led questions during the eight hour tour as the group visited Forest City Carbondale and related towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Roosevelt
Bishop Spalding
Hillside Coal and Iron Co
Erie Co
Coalbrook
Delaware & Hudson Co
Forest City
This City
Carbondale
Lackawanna Valley
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Carroll D. Wright
Manville
Hazleton
Neill
Mitchell
Murrell on The Stand in Missouri Bribery Trial
St Louis October 31 Ed mud Bersch a former member of the house of delegates faces perjury charges as the grand jury proceedings unfold. John K Murrell testifies detailing the old house of delegates bribery scheme and names 19 implicated including himself. Murrell describes the suburban bill payoff plan with demanded amounts and staged payments tied to passage and mayoral signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edmund Bersch
House of Delegates
Ryan
Philip Stock
Lincoln Trust Co
Circuit
Folk
John K. Murrell
Mexico
Old House of Delegates Combine
Bersch
Murrell
Phillip Stock
Island menace in Lake Michigan feared as Manitow drift may vanish
Detroit reports from a Pree Press special describe South Manitow Island facing possible submersion in Lake Michigan. Captain Lafberg of the Sleeping Bear Point life saving station warns the island could disappear soon. A boat house vanished and soundings show depth dropping from three feet to thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pree
Manitow Island
Lake Michizin
Lafberg
Sleeping Bear Point
Washington
Tin Mills to Resume Full Operation in Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania reports the tin mills will start up in full next Monday after a partial restart. About 1,100 workers are employed as the rebate dispute with the Amalgamated Association and the American Tin Plate Co. is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sharon Tin Mills
Amalgamated Association
American Tin Plate Co
Miles Reaches Manila With Army Transport Thomas
Manila Oct 31 The United States army transport Thomas with Lieut Gen Miles and party on board anchored in Manila harbor last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Miles
Manila
United States Army
Thomas
Manila Harbor
Barr Will Sail the Defender
Secretary Cornell of the New York Yacht Club announced that construction of a boat to defend the America's cup is under way. Herreshoff is the designer and Captain Barr will sail the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
New York
Cormack
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff
The Czar Is Sick A Russian Czar Ails at Livadia
London reports Dr Morzejewski, a leading Russian specialist, has been telegraphed to Livadia to treat the czar who is suffering from a nervous complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
London
St. Petersburg
The
Daily Express
Morzejewski
Russia
Livadia
Wreck Near Oxford Kills Engineer and Two Tramps
An express bound for Chicago collided with two runaway freight cars near Oxford on October 31, destroying the engine baggage and mail cars. Engineer Edward Conm and two tramps died. The freight cars burned. all 60 passengers were unhurt but shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
Edward Conm
Dual Case heirs battle ends in favor of Case heirs
In Cleveland in the United States circuit court on Friday two Abiel Cases from Connecticut created conflicting testimony. Judge Wing instructed the jury to return a verdict for the heirs who have enjoyed the Case fortune since the death of the last of Leonard Case's sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Connecticut
City Printers Reach Four-Year Wage Compromise
In Cleveland the union book and job printers secure a staged wage increase from 15 to 18 dollars weekly. Employers agree to 16.56 dollars weekly for 1902 1903 17 1904 17.50 1905 and 183 per week on November 1 1905. Linotype operators gain a 3 dollar weekly raise starting November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Linotype
Bishop Excommunicates Rev John Tichy in Cleveland
Bishop Horstmann excommunicated Rev John Tichy rector of St John’s Independent Catholic church in Cleveland. Tichy had organized the independent church for weeks and ignored orders to stop saying mass and appear before the Episcopal court. Members warned they would be excommunicated if they remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Horstmann
John Tichy
St. John’s Independent Catholic Church
Father Tichy
Episcopal Court
Mayor Johnson Strikes a Man in Public Square
In Cleveland on November 1 a noonday public square meeting escalated when Mayor Johnson struck William Mylechraine a Republican tax board official. Mylechraine formerly assessor of the Thirty Second ward and now a board of review clerk called Johnson a liar, prompting the strike. Bystanders intervened to restore calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cleveland
William Mylechraine
Republican Tax Board
Mylechraine
Econd
Board of Review
Detroit man offers to spread smallpox in Toledo
A Detroit resident Henry Fenton writes to Toledo Mayor's Clerk Voit proposing to seed smallpox in the city. He claims four vigorous cases will be sent and asks 25 dollars per case or 50 dollars for three, with a share of physicians' fees for attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Henry Fenton
Detroit
Voit
Body Found On Beach Identified As Mate John Bretz
A body found on the Ashtabula beach three miles east of town on Wednesday afternoon is identified as Second Mate John C. Bretz from the steamer C. B. Lockwood, home in Toledo. Decomposition left identification by clothing to Captain Saph. The corpse lies in the morgue awaiting disposal. The farmer who found it will receive a $50 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
John C. Bretz
C. B. Lockwood
Toledo
Saph
Oil Prices Advance Move Hits Crude Oil Costs
Standard Oil Co announces a further crude oil price rise two cents on the east and three cents on the west. The month brings an unusual total increase of 11 cents on the east and 3 cents on the west, with Ohio field shipments about 700000 barrels above production and reserves thinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Standard Oil Co
Western
Ohio
Ann Arbor Railroad Awarded Damages in Condemnation Suit
A Toledo jury in probate court awarded the Ann Arbor railroad 6629 in a condemnation case against the Toledo Railway and Terminal Co. The Terminal sought to cross the tracks and pass through property. the railroad had asked for 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Annn Arbor Railroad
Toledo Railway and Terminal Co
Ann Arbor
Burglars Loot Steece Store in County Post Office
Thieves broke into the E. B. Willard & Co. store at Steece, stealing 200 in cash, 35 in stamps, and 34 000 in government bonds notes and insurance policies. The incident occurred Thursday night, Trenton reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
E. B. Willard & Co
Steece
A Gallant Deed by McPherson and Brett Rescues Child
In Cleveland on Friday afternoon Frank McPherson and Theodore Brett rescued a three year old locked in a burning Wellington apartment room. The child was asleep when left by Mrs Donald Hayden, whose suite was later destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank McPherson
Theodore Brett
Wellington
Donald Hayden
Hunter Fatally Shoots Friend in Duck Hunt Near Lancaster
Lafayette Hull was accidentally shot and killed near Lancaster while duck hunting with Clarence Loomis. Hull stepped into Loomis’s gun path during the hunt. Loomis then attempted suicide. The two men were close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lafayette Hull
Clarence Loomis
Hull
Loomis
Indictment Returned in Willie Wade Murder Case
Upper Sandusky reports the grand jury returned an indictment against Philip Nagel for the Willie Wade murder. Nagel is at large, but authorities expect capture within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Willie Wade
Philip Nagel
Peculiar Fatality At Bellefontaine Ball Game
A ball game in Bellefontaine on Monday led to a fatal accident when Thomas Walker, passing an open knife to a companion, was struck by a foul ball that drove the blade into his side and severed an artery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Thomas Walker
Lorain Hardware Dealer Fatally Injured in City Crash
Cleveland reports L. D. Lewis a Lorain hardware dealer was struck by a Woodland avenue car at Water and Superior streets Wednesday. Injuries were so severe that death was expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
L. D. Lewis
Lorain
Woodland Avenue
Water and
Superior Streets
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Uncle Sam
Monongahela
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