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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
3
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J E Hutchinson, secretary treasurer and cashier of a local cotton firm, was found in his private office tonight with his throat slashed from ear to ear. He was taken to his residence where doctors say he may recover. Hutchinson, famed as a figures expert and former president of the Southern League club, cried out that he must have been crazy and claimed nothing was wrong with his business.
On November 2 Mrs. Mamie Goldstein chased her husband Herman Goldstein a Lake Shore Electric conductor from Police Court after he was discharged. She had earlier caused his arrest for assault and battery claiming she was forced off a car after he refused to refund fare. Goldstein said no force was used. She pursued him through the street to the central station where she burst into tears.
Intense scenes in the Criminal Court Building as Essay Wilson a deputy sheriff became accidentally locked in a vault for about an hour. He was found near death from suffocation and rescued after jurors guards and a locksmith forced the door. The incident occurred while Wilson was in the vault to retrieve papers and another deputy accidentally slammed the door.
Jesse H. Lamb, 82, of Oberlin, pleaded guilty to forging a will and notary signature in Cleveland. Judge Taylor suspended sentence citing Lamb’s age and feeble condition as he faced no profit from the crime.
Richmond, November 2. W H Stoneburn of Oak Hill Ohio and Miss Ida Parsons from Charleston West Virginia were jailed for posing as husband and wife in Manchester and Richmond. Stoneburn deserted his wife and two children in Ohio to elope with Parsons. They lived as Mr and Mrs Joseph Joy in Manchester. Both convicted in mayor's court of illegal living together. Detective chief Tomlinson cited a letter from Stoneburn's thirteen year old daughter detailing the desertion.
Louisville merchants unite to curb racing length after a fall season that harmed business and demoralized workers. A committee will seek support from leaders and press to push a petition to the racing commission. They cite eight weeks of racing at state fair, Churchill Downs, and Doug lar Park, plus recent defalcations tied to the track as reasons for action.
Charles Turner a hotelkeeper in Lorain County, Ohio, dies in Rochester after an autopsy shows homicide by strangulation. Coroner Kleindienst rules the death a homicide despite hospital claims Turner was intoxicated. Evidence includes facial injuries, a black eye, and items found with the victim. An inquest is planned for Monday. Turner arrived October 25. An in-text ad cites Kennedy's Laxative and other remedies.
In Chicago police court a dispute over entente cordiale between Germany and Ireland escalates in a spangled flat. Justice Caverly, famed for quick prisoner's box rulings, declares a jury of 70 women to decide the matter after Mrs M A Schneider and Mrs Daniel Murphy clash, summoning 12 more tenants for November 12. Meanwhile neighbors complain of noise and扰.
Miss Kitty Williams was found in her Wroxeter apartment in an almost upright posture with blood on her nightgown after a telephone call. Coroner Schrady ruled natural causes, citing heart disease and weak lungs, though the body’s position suggested a sudden collapse possibly from apoplexy. A maid observed her in a night dress nearby shortly before the call regarding a Danbury, Connecticut trip.
Wm Knotter, a 35 year old farmer, went violently insane and bound his wife and two children before setting his house on fire. The wife freed herself and children, escaped to the cellar, and saved the youngsters as the roof collapsed. Knotter was captured by a posse and jailed.
New York reports that Sam Shubert rose from an 18 year old bellboy to a theater magnate before a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck at 28. His death left him head of partnerships controlling nearly 500 theaters in the US and England with an annual income of 50000. The jury awarded 25000 damages to his parents.
The undersigned will hold a public sale on the Moon farm in Avon township two miles west of French Creek and near North Ridge on Thursday November 8. Horses cows calves wagons Duggles harnesses machinery straw hay oats and other articles to be sold. Moon Dan Eason Auctioneer.
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