Disappearance and Murder Near Barberton Shocked Town
February disappearance of Minnie Brendt, 11, of Hometown, ends with her badly decomposed body found in a hay mow at Leo Deibel’s home southwest of Barberton Ohio. Deibel, said to have confessed after interrogation, claims to have killed her with a small rifle when she was kept prisoner at his mother’s farm. Deibel jailed in Akron awaiting murder charges.
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Minnie Brendt
Leo Deibel
Barberton
Ohio
Deibel
Sherif Barker
Marshal Ferguson
Akron
Miss Brendt
Indianapolis Lawyer a Counterfeiter
William B. Schwartz an Indianapolis lawyer confessed to Secret Service agents that he pressed counterfeit half dollars to supplement income. He was arrested in his office by Captain Thomas E. Halls and Merrill F. E. Wilson after a year of surveillance.
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Indianapolis
William B. Schwartz
Secret Service
Ind
Schwartz
Thomas E. Halls
Secret Service Department
Merrill FE. Wilson
United States
Fle
Des Moines Assembly Urges $300000 For California Churches
The Presbyterian assembly adopted a resolution calling all Presbyterian churches to raise $300000 for California churches harmed by the earthquake. A gift day was set for the third Sunday in June. opening events announced for May 27, 1908, at Robinson Park and Theatre. The season promises attractions better than before.
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California
Presbyterian Assembly
Des Moines
Iowa
Presbyterian Churches In
America
San Francisco
Robinson Park
Hold School in Tents in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco opens a summer vacation school in Golden Gate Park with seventeen tents supplied by the militia. About CO G pupils are enrolled, with expectations of 1500. Classes cover reading, arithmetic, history, zoology, and cooking, plus excursions through the park.
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San Francisco
Golden Gite Park
Httle
Ure Recreation
Betseball Park
Gaia
Wells Lita
Newviidit National Bank
Lad More
Dhara
Atwats
KR. Tite
Ehadrum
Colmieog
Ohnet
McCreery Trapes
Pilmere
Agiew
Stoessel and Nehogatoff Reportedly Condemned for Surrender
Rumor from St Petersburg claims Lieutenant General Stoessel and Admiral Nehogatoff face death by the Russian government for the Port Arthur surrender and the Sea of Japan battle. The source, David Bonowitz of Columbus Oklahoma, cites a military court inquiry and predicts execution or forced suicide posthumous punishment.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Nehogatoff
Admiral Rajestvensky
David Bonowitz
Columbus
St. Petersburg
Port Arti
Russia
Iran
Brief Chronicle of Political and Diplomatic Moves
L F Deteie of Clarksville wins mayoral race after a one day campaign. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley plans Baltimore settlement as permanent home. Josserand the French ambassador gains reputation as an orator. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boxton seeks a publicity bureau to boost the city. Vice President Fairbanks’ son Frederick now taller than his father. Secretary Stout tours South America going around the continent and across the isthmus.
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L. F. Deteie
Clarksville
Ayke
Winfield Scott Schley
Baltimore
M. Josserand
Washington
Fitzgerall
Boxton
Bureau of Publicity
Fairbanks
Senate
Frederick
Stout
South America
American official slain in Batoum amid revolutionary unrest
The American consul at Batoum, Mr Stuart, was shot and killed at his country residence during upheaval linked to revolutionary groups. A British colleague was present. authorities blame local unrest and officials in Batoum face scrutiny over protection and response.
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W. OH. Stuart
Batoum
Russia
Stuart
Fuss Ankignain
Huss
Assiasn
Tinet
Kataz Poenikin
Ies
Tadanutiniot
Winsts
Odessa
Start
Batonm
United States
Night and Day Bank Opens in New York with Big Opening
The new Night and Day bank at Fifth Avenue and Forty-fourth Street began business and within 24 hours collected deposits totaling about $1,000,000.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
New York
Senate Debates Rail Rate Bill and Naval Appropriations
The Senate debated the railroad rate bill’s interstate commerce commission provision, restoring five commissioners at 7500 dollars each, while the House advanced naval appropriations to nearly 100 million dollars. Amendments, adjournments, and political sparring marked sessions, with critics challenging open-market supplies and graft concerns lingering.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Culberson
House
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Board of Education of
Washington
Naval Station
Lake Bluff
Tawaney
Navy Department
Tillman
Chandler
Bailey
Chicago
Panama Canal Zone
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
Interstate Comieree Commission
Samuel Lee
South Carolina
Nile
Penocrats
Mr. Williams
Mississippi
Chicago and New York Trade Conditions Improve Across Sectors
The article notes favorable general conditions in Chicago and New York with large commitments in finished steel for next year and unprecedented consumer demand for essentials. Labor issues largely dissipate apart from foundry molders, while commodities, crops, and lake traffic boost tonnage. Building, real estate, and wholesale trade rise with warm weather and easing money, though some delivery delays persist.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Trust
New York
San Francisco
United States
Tos
Canada
Bradstreet
Grain and Livestock Prices in Major Markets Report
Chicago cattle and hogs traded in various prime and fair to good ranges. Wheat corn oats rye and hay quotes appear for Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and other hubs with prices in cents and dollars, indicating market drift and regional differences.
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Chicago
Fodianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
Milwaukee
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