Soldiers Sold Ammunition and Guns to Junk Dealer
Washington March 26 Corporal William Ryan of Company K Twenty sixth infantry testified before the senate Brownsville committee that he sold 1000 rounds of government ammunition to a junk dealer in Browns ville under orders from a quartermaster sergeant and defaced numbers on six Krag Jorgensen rifles secured in the Philippines. He claimed he did not know the disposition of the firearms and did not think his acts were wrong. Thomas Taylor a former Company B Twenty fifth infantry member followed with testimony about shells found in Brews ville and his son’s alleged firings since leaving Niobrara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Ryan
Twenty Sixth Infantry
Brownsville
Senate Committee
Ryan
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Serf- Beant
Philippines
Thomas Taylor
Company B
Brewsville
Taylor
Lis
Pas Niobrara
Inspection Tour Brief on Panama Canal Work
Panama March 26 Speaker Cannon and his congressional party, after quarantine in Colon on the steamer Bluecher, toured the canal project with Chief Engineer Stevens and Lieut. Col. Goethals before continuing across the isthmus. The party returned to Colon and the Bluecher sailed away. Springfield March 26 Mrs Mollie Hill Gibson, ex wife of Filmer Gibson, was fatally shot on an interurban car by Peter Clark amid choir scandal tensions at Girard It. Clark surrendered to police at Virden, and Gibson and Mrs Clark obtained divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Speaker Cannon
Colon
Venezuela
Stevens
Col. Goethals
Springfield
Mollie Hill Gibson
Filmer Gibson
Peter Clark
First Christian Church of
Girard
Clark
Gibson
Virden
Nothing Doing in Thaw's Case Delays Continued Silence
In New York on March 26 Justice Fitzgerald did not arrive until after 9. The court adjourned until Wednesday as District Attorney Jerome and the defense counsel waited for a lunacy commission appointment for Mary K Thaw. The session began with only the formal adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Marry K. Thaw
Jerome
Supreme Court
Change of venue in Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone case
Judge Wood overruled the motion for a change of venue and gave the defense the option of trial at Boise or Canyon County. Boise was chosen after counsel consultation. The exact date will be fixed when court opens in Boise next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Caldwell
Idaho
Wood
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Canyon County
Bolse
McReynolds Sentenced For Elevator Fraud
George H. McReynolds, once a Chicago board of trade member, was sentenced to an indeterminate prison term for removing a train bearing warehouse receipts from his elevators. The penalty ranges from one to ten years. The case tied to a January 1906 failure and a September 18 conviction, with alleged banking losses across Chicago New York and Boston totaling about 700000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George
McReynolds
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Boston
Railroad Must Pay Million to State of New Jersey
Justice Reed in the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. to pay the state 1,034,748 dollars for taxes under last year's Perkins main stem law. Also reported is the burial with full military honors of Lt. Gen. Theodore J. Wint U S A former Cuban army commander who died in Philadelphia and was laid to rest at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Justice Reed
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
State of
New Jersey
Washington
Theodore J. Wint
U.S. A
Philadelphia
Arlington
Explosion Kills Three on Locomotive Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion on a Santa Fe freight train near Onawa New Mexico on Monday claimed three workers. In Maine a schooner named J F Whitcomb was wrecked near the Virginia Capes with the crew saved. the vessel was bound for Philadelphia from the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Onawa
Ellsworth
J. F. Whitcomb
Virginia Capes
Philadelphia
West Indies
Ruef Trial Postponed Again in San Francisco Court
Abraham Ruef and Chief Dinan faced indictments for conspiracy and extortion in San Francisco. Due to the grand jury's workload, the case was postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abraham ‘Ruef
Dinan
Heney
Burns
Morton Salt Works Fire Destroys World's Largest Plant
The Morton salt works in Hutchinson Kansas owned by Joy Morton and Paul Morton was destroyed by fire last night. Officials estimate the loss at about 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Morton Salt Works
Joy Morton
Paul Morton
Fire Ravages 40 Dwellings in Spartanburg District
A fierce gale swept Monday across Spartanburg cotton mill district destroying 40 tenement houses and scorching 25 acres. Local fire brigades fought the blaze as alarms spread through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
D. C
Thia City
Beal Defeats Rooney in Chicago Wrestling Match
Fred Beet of Wisconsin defeated John Rooney the Chicago wrestling policeman in straight falls in a match held in Chicago on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Beet
Wisconsin
John Rooney
Life Plant advertised as asthma cure removes uric acid
An advertisement claims asthma results from uric acid in blood and promotes Life Plant as a remedy. It asserts the product dissolves uric acid crystals, with a testimonial from Mrs Susan Durham praising relief from asthma catarrh and rheumatism after using the bottle. The firm offers a free health booklet and mailing address in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Durham
Ray
White
the Life Plant CO
Canton
Cloakmakers Strike Ties Up Boston Shops
About 2000 cloak and suitmakers in Boston walked out on Monday to demand union recognition. After a mass meeting the strikers voted not to return until their firms signed an agreement recognizing the unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Electro-gen Patent Cure Claims Spark Local Ads
An OCR damaged ad roundup includes Electro-gen claims of curing blood disease via a laboratory remedy sold for fifty cents to one dollar per bottle with a free 56 cent bottle offer. The text references a germ disease book, a Druggist ad for WHollister's Tea, and a D. D. Y. Prescription for eczema with instant relief. It also lists through trains from Elyria to major eastern cities.
Parole Hearing Requested for D W Baker at Ohio Penitentiary
Notice announces that D W Baker, prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended by the warden and chaplain as worthy of parole consideration. The parole hearing is set for on and after April 11 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Baker
Ohio Penitentiary
Rail schedule for LS and MS Railway May 14 1906
East bound trains listed with numbers and times including No 20 Weight Ex daily at 6 21 am No 38 New York and Boston Ex 6 38 am No 128 Norwalk Accommodation October 7 10 am No 40 Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation 8 10 am No 82 Fast Mall 10 40 am No 48 Accommodation 12 48 pm No 6 Limited Fast Mall daily 7 60 pm No 2 Day Express 7 60 pm West bound trains show Buffalo Chicago Norwalk Accommodations and Western Express with times 3 45 am 11 26 am 1 27 pm 6 56 pm 8 10 pm Various via Norwalk and Sandusky divisions. A J Smith W C Heim ticket agents.
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Wight
N. Y
Boston
Norwalk
Oledo & Buffalo
Chicago
N.Y
Michigan Accommodsion
Sandusky
West Bound
Buffalo
van Sandusky
Cally
Cally Sacar
Toledo
Western Express
Dally
Cleveland & Detroit Express
Norwalk Division
Elev Dal
Daty Fetene Bat Pues
Pacific Express
Traina
A.J Smith
W. C. Heim
Ec Pata Ticket Agt
Lake Shore
Rocky River
A.m
P.m . Dover
P.m. Eagle Clift
Eiga
Hiyria
Helyria
South Lorain
Beach Park
Cleveland
Elytia
P. m Beach Park
P.m. Eagle Cliff
P.m. Dover
Mim
P.m
Lorain
Vermilion
Huron
Berlin Heights
Fremont
Vermilier
Lorala Ohio
Bandusky Amiteds
Latalm
East Bound
Larats
When Women Get Sick Use Non-Alcoholic Electrogen
An advertisement claims women suffer more pain than men and should avoid alcohols. It promotes Electrogen a non alcoholic germicide and antiseptic that supposedly tones the system purifies blood and can be used locally. It offers a 50 cent bottle free by mailing name and address to the Electro-gen Co. Fremont Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eléctro-gen Co
Fremont
Australian Leaf Offered for Women's Ailments
An advertisement claims Mother Gray's Australian Leaf cures female weaknesses and urinary tract issues. It markets a safe monthly regulator said to treat inflammation and ulcerations and offers a 50 cent price with a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered for Sale
Large seven room house with good barn on the West Side near shops. Suitable for boarding house. Fruit trees grapes currants cistern lake water gas. Reasonable terms first payment ten dollars per month six per cent interest. Apply C A Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A, Cox
Spanking Not Cure for Bed-Wetting Says Expert
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with full instructions to mothers. She claims the method cures bed-wetting in children and also helps adults with daytime or nighttime urinary troubles and urges writing today without sending money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Bor W
Notre Dame
Ind
Cleveland and Elyria electric railway timetable update
Public notices list extensive daily and weekend train and limited service between Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Wellington Lorain and other towns. Details include departure times from Elyria Pubic Square and Cleveland, with many hourly and half hour intervals, plus west and east bound schedules and ticketing tips.
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Junk Mak
Millville
Star
Anglesea
Maurice River Cove
South End
Barker
Charles F. Barker
August J. Heffner
Harker
Denver
Women's Straw Temperance Union
Buchtel
Colorado
Stock Exchange
London
Ruef
Beal
Rooney
Addresa
Electrogen Co
Ohio
Eady Drug
Whollister
Rocky Mountain
Jones’ Smoke House
LaGron's Book Store
Bins’ Book Store
Steadman's
Mil Bt
Baker's Drug Store
Leal Bt
LS. & M.S. Railway
H. W. Patrick
Kar
Nore
Bron
THE
Cleveland & Southwse
ERN Traction CO
Cara
Elyria
Publi Square
Oberlin
Wellingta
Noarly
Leva
Amherst
Grafton
Birmingham
J. O. Wilson
E. H. Russell
Ant
Agr C
Republican Printing Co
Second Street
Elyria, O
Bell Phone
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