Town Raid In Leyte Turmoil Leaves Police Killed
A 200 strong Puinjane force led by Caesario Pastor raided Burauen on Leyte June 19 killing five police and wounding five more while capturing the rest. Pastor was slain. tribunal records burned. arms and funds untouched. Lieutenant Johnson pursued the raiders as Governor Veyra was away on the island.
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Veyra
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Attendents Quit Over Assisting Fugitive Inmates
Ohio report states attendants at a state institution for feeble minded aided an escape by Bertha King, 25, with Hortense Wedermeyer and Jennie Phelpa. King recaptured and returned, officials say the case will be prosecuted. pleas not guilty entered in a separate racketeering case in New York. multiple unrelated items follow in the same dispatch.
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Hortense Wedermeyer
Jennie Phelpa
Ohio
Bertha King
King
Hill
Meat scandal and labor politics dominate diverse reports
Reports from London Washington and New Orleans detail William Field questioning ministers over a meat scandal involving an American firm supplying English military stations with meat. Labor leaders discuss campaign strategy while a lumber town fire in Pollock, Louisiana, destroys vast timber and trains, with Ohio editor William H. Hunter dead after surgery. Russian governor Lozenky removed amid Black Hundred tensions. The U S Treasury and banks face end of day condition calls.
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William Field
St. Patrick's
Dublin
Haldane
England
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Field
Irish Catte Traders’ and Stock Owners’ Association
National Federation of Meat Trades
United Kingdom
Dublin Victuallers’ Association
Royal Irish Veterinary College
New Trial Denied in Ivens Case at Milnele Court
The Illinois Supreme Court refused a writ of supersedeas for Richard Ivens who is sentenced to hang in Chicago for the murder of Mrs. Franklin C. Helester. The court found no undue influence in his confessions and supported the jury verdict. Ivens planned to seek Governor Deneen’s clemency.
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Ivens Te Just
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Chicago
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Ivens
Deneen
Supreme Court
Lvens
Ivena
To the Point Telegraphic News Briefs
James Mutterspaugh 53 section hand killed by B and O railroad train at Butler Ohio. E M Sutton prominent engineer at Peoria Illinois shot self. cause unknown. C L Gamble 90 Gerryman shot himself at Youngstown Ohio after wife sued for divorce. Renter Lumber plant employing 500 men burned at Zimmerman Texas. loss about 100000. RM Loner Chicago publishing house representative sket tim: acit at Fort Wayne Maryland. Large gas well near Butler California estimated about 15000000 feet with 60 hostels daily. Totede tax evasion mob threatened county treasurer Peter Parker Le cas county Ohio. police intervened. J B Tions former army lieutenant leaped from steamer Ohio en route from Nome to Seattle, drowned. being brought home for brain trouble treatment.
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Butler
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E. M. Sutton
Peoria
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Gerryman
Aimaelf
Youngstown
Wifs
Renter Lumber Company
Zimmerman
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Totede Txspavers
Peter Parker
Lecas County
J. B. Tions
Ohte
Nome
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Deaths Doer from Pattison and Ohio's Governor Pattison
Governor John M Pattison of Ohio died after a long illness, with a quiet home funeral planned in Milford near Cincinnati. The service, led by Reverend Marion Lefourd, will omit Masonic or GAR rites, with honorary pallbearers from the governor’s circles. Pattison, born 1847 in Clermont County, had a varied career from Civil War service to law, insurance, and politics, including terms as state senator and U.S. congressman. His death was attributed to Bright's disease, and tributes flooded in from officials and citizens across Ohio.
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John M. Pattison
Columbus
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Marion Lefourd
Promont
Pattison
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Masons
Grand Army
John M. Pattison, Jr
Harvard
Ohio
A. le Harris
Eaton
W. 8. McKinnon
G. W. Carpenter
Cleveland
James J. Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Daniel H. Sowers
W. D. Vandever
Delaware
William Déshier
M. Daugherty
W. W. Pennell
Georgetown
Edward J. Dempsey
William Ashbrook
Johnstown
Lewis C. Laylin
W. D. Guilbert
Tate
Wade H. Ellis
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Oliver
Iteek
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Foraker
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Stone and Badke mark fifth wedding anniversary
Friends in Kingwood and Wheeling celebrate the wooden wedding of Mr James L Stone and Mrs Margarite Badke with formal invitations. The couple, united five years ago, are urged to enjoy health and happiness as they continue life together in Preston county.
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Kingwood
Preston
Stone
Margarite Badke
Wheeling
Nail
Mr. Stone
Erie Gets Pere Marquette S and D Links Medley
Developments move to reorganize the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and the Pere Marquette railways turning the Pere Marquette over to the Erie and looping the CH and D with Chesapeake and Ohio The Bradford suit over defaulted interest on 3 5 million collateral bonds drives delay and may end with Bradford surrendering bonds and the sale terms annulled while the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville line is absorbed by a larger system
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Dayton
Pere Marquette
J. P. Morgan
Erie
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Chisago
Louisville Road
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Bradford
Morgan
Chicago, Cincinnati
Bradford i
Chicago
Louisville
Tunnel accident claims two lives in Pennsylvania tunnel
Two workmen died another was fatally injured and six more seriously hurt in a Pennsylvania tunnel accident between Thirty-fourth Street and Long Island City. Twenty five men were at work. most escaped after flood waters and blowouts. Fire in Los Angeles guts a seven story building. loss about 150000. Dakota primaries show Regular Republicans victory. postmasters nominated in several states. Two Britons killed near Amoy, China.
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In Memory of Dr Ashford Brown creates a lasting tribute
An obituary details the life of Dr Ashford Brown born March 18 1822 in West Virginia. He died June 15 1906 at his Webster home aged 84. Funeral services were held June 17 at the Baptist church with Rev Cox and Rev Bent officiating. He practiced medicine from 1849 in Gladeeville and Independence before settling in Webster. He married Sarah Elizabeth Johnson on December 2 1848 and had twelve children, two surviving: Charles N Brown and Frank. The piece honors his long church work and public spirit.
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Taylor County
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Bent of Grafton
God
Walnut Grove
William J. Bland
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Bland
Sterling Medical College
Columbus
Ohio
Gladeeville
Preston County
Independence
Browm
Sarah Elizabeth Johnson
Conn
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Cavite
Mrs Brown
Charles N. Brown
Frank
William Zinn
Tunnelton
Preetom
Cecil
W.iva
Kingwood
Morgantown
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advert suggests fake remedies and testimonials
The scanned ad fragment promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable cases. It includes testimonials from Watling, Kinnan & Marvin and Jefferye about reliability and relief, and cites druggists selling the product at 75 cents per bottle.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F J. Cheny
Watling, Kinnan & Marvin
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