Everett-Moore syndicate to purchase Toledo street railway
Announcement today cites the Everett-Moore syndicate buying all Toledo street railway lines for 9 million dollars. The deal aims to consolidate electric railways from Cleveland to Detroit, merging lines across northern Ohio and southern Michigan, with Pomeroy interests and the Little Consolidated street railway excluded. Megysts B E Moore and Bentley A Everett are in New York with bankers as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Lake Shore
Ohio
Michigan
Cleveland, QO
Everett-Moore
Te- Jeda
Ttx
Detroit
Cleveland
Southern
Pomeroy
Street Railway
Rapid Railway of
Tully, Promont
Norfolk Railway
Anneuting
Syuntisky & Interurban Company
Lake Shore Railway
BE. Moore
Bentley A. Everett
New York
Toledo Ues
Promiiers
Toledo
City
Toledo Traction
Turners Come To-Morrow Parade At Fort Wayne Festival
Turners from many cities arrive to participate in a large two day Turner festival in Fort Wayne. An estimated 400 to 5000 visitors are expected with arrivals from Chicago Danville South Bend Indianapolis Findlay Terre Haute Evansville and more. The program includes a grand parade torch light procession and a two day schedule at Centlivre Park with 15 cent admission.
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Waurld
Chevialtown
Fort, Wayne
Tata
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Danville
South Bend
Pennsylvania
Al-O'Slock
Indianapoli
Centlivre Park
Watch
Turnerhall
Calhoun Atrecht
Randall Oiet
Adolph Putt
Actioa
Turnar
Lynching Fear Surges After Planter Murder in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana a planter named Foster was killed by a Black man identified as Edwards amid rising racial tension. Armed white guards confined several captured Black suspects in a Kennehrow store, with outbreaks of mob sentiment and threats of lynching if Edwards or other key figures are caught. Authorities, including Governor Heard, pledged protection and possible military aid. An attempted relocation to Benton failed as night fell and fear spread.
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Shreveport
Ladune
Jain
Gray Foater
Pring. Edwards
Hegro
Foster Planta
Kennehraw
Tate
Fox
Foster
McMlilly
Tenneakee
Anti- Clon
Prince Edwards
Te Negro
Kennehrow
Edwards
Smith
Edward ‘Washington
Washington
Heard
Wari
Caddo Parish
Thompson
Bossier
Kennebrow
Benton
Guarda
Kennebew's
Safe Blown For $4500 In Santa Pe Heist
A crime report states that a safe was blown by two assailants using dynamite in Santa Pe, securing $4500. One suspect, identified as Guthrie or Cravers, and an associate reportedly escaped. Authorities pursued a man named Coyle about twenty miles from the scene. Further details unclear.
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Guthrie
Coyle
Ben Cravers
Santa Pe
Bryan Elected Trustee at Timols College
Timols College in Jacksonville names Maw J Teegan as new trustee after Bryan won an election. The announcement notes Teegan’s appointment was offered tonight and confirms the formal trustee role at the institution.
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Springpifia
Elks Week of Festivities Winds Down With Circus
The Elks wrap up their week of festivities with two circus performances and the closing teaure of the state meeting. Attendance was disappointing but the event is judged successful overall. most visiting dignitaries have departed, including Judge Neshaway bound for Minnesota.
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Elks
Judge Neshaway
Fornts
Minnesota
Willy
Circus promises high artistry despite mixed crowd expectations
The circus lineup features Steiner Brothers on aerial bars and a troupe of high level professionals. Rouen Brothers dazzle with highwire feats, Wings perform multiple times with dog, and Livia folds into impossible poses. Sidonius Gluck wires, Suoh’s ball act impresses as a world class novelty. The show aims to draw large crowds with daring exhibitions and skilled performances.
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Whey
Fiumer
Sears and Saperror
Steiner Brothers
Alu
Bane
Maye
Highnote
Sorrytone
Rouen Brothers
Trey
Livia
Farmer Wing
Mike Tura
James Wing
Mrederik
Pal
Hans Schwartz
Kreckmure
Mane Wing
Sean Fa
John Royo
Wanamaker Protests City Franchises Stand
Philadelphia June 13 Wanamaker protests a set of fourteen city ordinances granting street railway franchises to capitalists allied with the dominant Republican faction. He argues the ordinances confer enormous value while offering no public benefit and urges Mayor Ashbridge to veto. Wanamaker even sent two letters on the matter and asserts only a payment to the public treasury should reflect franchise value.
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Philadelphia
Vox
John Waeummeker
Ashbridge
Fourtee
Vomeil
Republican Party
Ody
Favreteen
Munderstoot
Offei
Yatun ‘Traction Company
Tne
Aldger Johnson
Wanamater
Mr. Wanaptaker
Ietter
Cnly
Mr. Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Inlot
United States
Levitta
Coanella
Terrace
Mr. Wanwinpker
Probable murder case shocks Goshen crowd
In Goshen Indiana a man nicknamed Buobly a paperhanger was found dead at the tall race in the city. The body showed a single fatal head wound and a torn jacket, with witnesses saying the victim had been drinking the prior night. George Miller testified that he heard of a planned meeting at the racehouse to confront a man who would die.
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Goshen
Ind
Jane
Levi Wilts
Wales
George Miller
Peace Parleys in Pekin Bargain Drag On
European powers in Washington discussed China talks with focus on referring indemnity to The Hague. The plan risks delay and six more months of negotiation if accepted by all, while one power resists moving talks from Pekin despite potential benefits.
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Washington
Dime
China
Diptar
Pekin
Actitix
Hague Tribunal
Hague
Pokii
British capital to fight Morgan in steel era
Philadelphia dispatch notes that British capitalists travel to America to buy and fold American steel plants away from Morgan's steel trust. They may operate bought plants, sell some, or merge with other steel works to challenge United States Steel Corporation.
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Philadelphia
Amerrcca
Morgan
Steel Trust
Second Steel Tirst
United States Steel Corporation
Obituary notices for John Bostick and others in local deaths
John Bostick died Thursday night at about 9 o'clock at his home 190 Hagt Wayne Street after four weeks of illness with complications. He was 52, born in the city, a former merchant and tailor, and a member of the English Lutheran church and Masonic fraternity. Surviving: widow, three children Samuel John William Abeollier, William Bostick. three sisters Mia W. B. Kunkle Mina Addie F. Bostick and Mrs Steffans of Lima Ohio. Funeral arrangements pending. Also noted are the deaths of Maggie Case at St Joseph Hospital and Louis Lauser and John Schilhag with service details and burial plans.
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John Bontick
Hia
Wayne Strest
Nia
Mr. Bostick
Catato Iuevices
Tortie
Samuel
John Say William
Abeollier
William Bostick
Fhmiriner
The
Kunkle Safety Valve Company
Mia
W. B. Kunkle
Mina Addie F. Bostick
Steffans
Lima
Maggie Case
Frank Case
Columbia City
St. Jowepti Hospital
Louis Lauser
Wells Street
Litedomwood
John Schil- Hag
Lima Road
Church of the Precious Blood
Smallpox in Oklahoma and Wichita Rumors Stir Indians
Dispatch from Al Reno reports Dr. White returning from Kiowa and Comanche lands where he was sent to investigate smallpox rumors. The note describes reports of black smallpox nearly every instance and pending actions as plans for settlement open.
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Wichita
Kan
al Reno
G. Ty
Dr. White
Falal
Thia
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Toledo Street Railway System
Indiana
Negrote
Bryan
Baur
Kask
Roy Rsd
Fort Wayne
Fles
Circus
Karl Wayne
Sidonius Gluck
Suoh
Sunthi
Cuba
Sralt
Russia
John Bostick
St. Joseph's
Pital
Oklahoma
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