New Patent Sought for Railway Safety Device
New stockholders meeting at Hulliven Iron Way Signal Company heard a heated exchange over Ruthven selling 830,000 dollars of treasury stock and receiving 10,000 shares in return for his safety signal patent. Ruthven defended his actions and asserted continued focus on improving the device.
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Sd. Pca
Chivinnali
Ruiliven
Hulliven Ir Way Signal Company
Oirive Lefore Fe
Washington
Ruthven
Treasury
Wehia
Hot Springs Liver Pills Ad Promises Fast Constipation Relief
An old-fashioned advertisement claims Hot Springs Liver Pills offer a perfect laxative remedy for constipation and liver sluggishness. It cites widespread use from Maine to California, urges readers to buy a two cent box at local Hamilton or Rand site drug stores, and invites free sample requests from Hot Springs Chemie Co.
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Hot Springs
Hamilton
Miaine
California
Hot Springs Chemie Co
Springs
Ark
Rand
Dreg Co
Ruthven seeks 500000 damages in stock row at company
A. L. Ruthven, former president of Ruthven Railway Signal, announces a $500,000 suit against the company officers. He asserts he sold personal stock under a contract allowing treasury stock sales and claims he advanced funds to the firm in good faith. He says the board misled stockholders about endorsements and patent prospects.
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Yang
Nver
Wi Wahington
Diventova
Ruthven
Interstate Cymmerce Commission
Snd
Charles M. Evans
Cincinnati
Samuel Avrill
Louisville
Biwil G. Schmitt
Caneinhaalis
Budson
Crasford
Memphis
Theodore Revins Main
Stocklallers
Dixenturs
Charles’ M. Hvanss
Samuel Avritt
Emil, Gawdmitt
My. Avritt
My. Ruthven
Samuel Averitt
Tie
Rubhven
Treasury
Conpany
Tiwt
New Orleans
Jami
Cutids
Rialhvel Railway Signal Company
Dub
Hill G. Solsoutt
Senith
Usu
Mveting
Yas
Comepany
London fray stalls regular service in railroad dispute
Springfield Ohio June 2 service stopped as Ohio Electric Railway and London town council clash. Company seeks to modify its route to cut off a segment between London and Somerford. Stewards order suspended runs while both sides negotiate an accord.
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Springfield
London
Madison County
Ohio Electric Railway Company
Somerford
Woman Blamed in Pittsburgh Double Shooting Tragedy
Police say a jealous woman shot John Haseter fatally in the heart and also wounded his wife at their home in Pittsburgh. Both victims died or are dying as investigators pursue the motive and tighten security.
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Pittaburg
Vane
John Haseter
Charatler
Ile
Third Jury Disagrees in Schultheiss Trial Delays Recount
In the Ohio case against Carl Schultheiss the jury again failed to reach a verdict on murder charges after twenty nine hours of deliberation over two trials marked by disagreements. Prosecutor Burns remains determined to pursue a third trial as Judge Gard cautioned about Sunday deliberations and strict adherence to lawful timing.
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Carl Schultheiss
Joseph Hardessy
Buros
Burns
Sebaltheiss
Dudge
Ely
State of
Ohio
Carol Selutthutss
Sean Degree Mieder
Joseph Hardesty
Carl
Geelock
Benda i
Jidge' G
Sabatii
Walter
Aes
Harmon's Victory in Democratic Presidential Preference
The official tabulation shows Governor Harmon with 10,083 votes in the East, while Governor Wilson of New Jersey leads with 89,116 votes and Governor Tummon receives 10,000. Cohuabus O. Acenrilinet confirms the results.
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Cohuabus
Tirmon
Coversior Wilson
New Jersey
Harmon
Taft Urges Quick Action on Habit Forming Drug Law
President Taft urged immediate measures in a message to Congress to curb the promiscuous sale of habit forming drugs. Secretary Knox reported that swift action is needed to combat opium and allied evils, threatening possible revival of the international conference if the Netherlands withholds signatures.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Knox
Hhe
Fatal Scalds at Dayton State Hospital Claim Life
A 38 year old patient, Carl Smith, died Friday after receiving fatal burns in a bath tub at Dayton State Hospital. The incident involved a febrile fault with hot water and maintenance lapses. Smith, from Marathon Clermont county, died after hours of agony, while attendant Novak may face criminal charges.
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Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
Carl Smith
Smith
Doe Novalney
Salth
Yilealyeis
Orien
Monte Smith
Marathon
Clermont County
Gambling addict seeks brain operation to cure craving
William Bernard, 30, of Columbus, pleaded guilty in Cleveland to paying $540 of pawned samples to New York gamblers and asked the court to permit brain surgery to cure his gambling urge. The prosecutor agreed to expert exam and Judge Kennedy postponed sentencing pending report.
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Cleveland
William Be. Bernard
Columbus
Iniking
New York
Bernard
Altourney
Kennedy
Return of Mrs. Lesx Young Walker from Fort Worth
Mrs. Lesx Young Walker returns to Shelbyville after years believed dead. She had been poised to claim her mother Elizabeth Young’s estate when a Fort Worth letter declared she was alive, prompting family alarm and her cautious return.
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Shelbyville
Ted
Joe J-Alter
Lesx Young Walker
Ft. Worth
Lexus
Elizabeth Young
Walker
Circuit Cout
Fr. Worth
Texas
Hla
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Wieshock Ltd
Jiml Sebntilt
Reutti & Co
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Supfragette
Binghamton
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Mary Daibul
United States
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Wonen
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Weingarten Bros
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34Th St
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South Third St
Savings Department of
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