President Upholds Wiley in Employment Ruling
Beverly September 14 The president announces Wiley will not be removed from employment despite opposition. The inquiry ties to broader department reforms and possible cabinet shakeups. Secretary Wilson of Agriculture remains silent awaiting the president's full briefing on the decision.
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Beverly
Masa
Tall
Hui Wiley
Wiley
Iis Ab
Hemsen Board
Hin
Pace
Dr. Wiley
Alemis
Water supply of Vatican area distrusted by cholera fears
Rome reports broken water pipes near the Vatican to halt possible cholera spread after a woman from a nearby village died of the disease and officials suspect her clothing contaminated a tributary. The surrounding districts and Jean province receive water from the same stream.
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Rome
Vatican
Bitter fight over will contest in local court scene
The suit of Joseph Howells to break the will of Katherine C. T Moswell drew contest activity today as defendants prepared answers and the sheriff served summonses. Indications point to a prolonged, bitter legal battle with multiple parties resisting the will. Albert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fritz of 827 Ross Avenue, died Friday at 2:20 in the morning from kidney disease at eight months and five days.
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Joseph
Howells
Katherine C. T Moswell
Flea
Wade
Albert
Albert Fritz
Ross Averine
Elnek
Pittsburg Flood Sweeps Towns Causing Loss and Deaths
A severe cloud burst in western Pennsylvania caused widespread flooding across Allegheny County. Damages reach hundreds of thousands with several deaths reported near Harmony and Evans City. Mills, bridges, and power plants were submerged, and many residents fled their homes as floodwaters swept through Millvale Cripple Creek and Sewickley. A separate note from Columbus writer Fred W Herbst details centennial planning for Butler County.
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Pittsburg
Pio
Danager
Wsil Ie
Harmony
Julie Adams
Ash Wheeler
Evans City
Chromzbout
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Millvale
Gampellet
Cripple Creek Wal
Westinahouse Blactric & Manufacturing Ch
AL Glenshaw
Sewickley
Market closes mix on Chicago grain prices
Wheat September 1 7 8, December 5 3 and a half, Corn September 6 7 5 8, December 6 4 1 8, Oats September 4 2 7 4, December 4 6 1 8. Prices reflect steady to higher bids with no clear trend across contracts.
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Ourigago
Chicago
Stolypin's Life Threatened As Premier Shot In Kiev Theatre
Reports from Kiev indicate Russian Premier Stolypin was shot during a gala opera performance. The assailant, Carl Schultheiss, allegedly fired the fatal shot. Stolypin's condition was described as critical with mortally wounded liver and shattered nerves.
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Joseph Hardesty
Carl Schultheiss
Bi. Petersburg
Gta
Hy Theatre
Wien
Telerryi
Ihe Premian
Alexander Stolypin
Kiev
Rauperar Nichulas
Tin
Vie
Stolypia
Ike
Lussia
Exao
Stelypin
Sean
Nhe Ezar
Lem
Anhork
Ithrashid
Citizens Name Municipal Ticket for Fall Election
At a town meeting on Thursday evening citizens nominated a ministerial ticket for the fall election. Nominees include Mayor Hussell Hitehny, Marshal Lehn Vallina, Treasurer William Warner, Council Michael Fogarty Charles Hinkle Charles McCrewy Walter Kyle William Sigeant John Boyd, Assessor Richard Warner.
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Tournal
Minree. O
Ind
Uris Fall
Hussell Hitehny
Marshallehn Vallina
William Warner
Michael Fogarty
Charles Hinkle
Charles McCrewy
Walter Kyle
William Sigeant
John Boyd
Richard Warner
Bank of Montreal Robbery Spurs Canadian Crime Theft Tale
A fragmented report from New Wexlatinster B C describes a Bank of Montreal robbery with unclear sentencing. The text mentions a $320,000 loss, a suspect described as weakly described, and references to Rebecca Lodge and Odd Fellows degree work with new candidates.
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Bank of Montreal
Davart
Rebecca
Odd Fellows
Dayton judge suspends sentence for Diegle in embezzlement case
Judge Allrendl of the circuit court today granted a suspension of sentence for Rodney J. Diegle, long official aide to the Ohio Senate, pending a writ of error. Diegle asserts he is not guilty of bribery and denies any wrongdoing by a member of the legislature. The defense claims the confession was false and orchestrated to influence a vote, while Diegle contends he did not solicit funds or favors.
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Allrendl
Circuit Court
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Canviekal
Legisla
Mmel Ag
Diezle
Diegle
Prompha Monte
Seretary
Ohio
N& Ha
Matigians
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Hys
Diewle
City Championship In The Singles For 1911 Cant Be Played
Weather disrupts the City Championship in singles for 1911. Plans to play Saturday were spoiled by rain, likely delaying Cyres Filiiy and Wood Fran de from finishing. Hamilton and other events are postponed, with a new date anticipated next week if conditions improve.
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Cyrus “Filion
Cyres Filiiy
Princeton
Hamilton
Butihis
Ile Tournament Committee
Foreigners in Sheffield Townships Sued Over Poor Conditions
Trustees of Sheffield townships began suits against its foreign population seeking sums from 0 to 256 dollars with 140 more to be filed soon. Investigations found alleged impositions including a woman with 4700 dollars in bank withdrawal and others obtaining township goods for neighbors. several cases described as ongoing.
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Lorain
Sheffield
Casey Jones Case Divides Dayton Couple
Mrs Elizabeth McCreary seeks divorce from William J McCreary alleging she boasted of slowing his pace and that she wished him dead to test his life insurance. He, an engineer, cites chronic taunting and conflict. They wed in Clark County on November 27, 1883.
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Tilzzabeth McCreary
William J
Casey Jones
Santa Fe
McCreary
Tix
Fig Run
Clark County
Mrs Adams Ends Life in Cistern At Franklin Home
Mrs Robert Adams wife of the bank president drowned herself Friday at the Franklin home. Ill for two years she wandered from the house and jumped into a cistern. body found at daybreak.
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Robert Adams
First National Bank of
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Receiver Appointed For Lena Parks In Laporte Ind
Lena Parks in Laporte County suffers a receiver appointment after a likely sale or dispute. Judge Virpilat names Henry A. Rogers as receiver. Some owner claims suggest potential loss of property interests, while funds and funds management follow court orders.
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Lena Parks
Tutrsday
Henry A. Rogers
Virpilat
Roax
Len Parks
Tragedy in Peek's Addition Ends in Double Shooting
Emiel Schultheiss's son Carl L. Schultheiss says Hardesty attacked the melon patch guardian, shot him after Hardesty struck Emiel and injured his wife Louise. Hardesty died later at Mercy hospital. Emiel was wounded, and authorities opened an investigation with multiple witnesses naming H ardesty.
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Peck
Patel
Puck
Garden Avenue
South Avenue
Joseph J. Hardesty
Anal
Emiel Scbultheiss
G. Ast Herman
Phe Wtfair
Po' Ag
Baiel Schultheise
Wariaty
Hardesty
Emiel Schaltheiss
Selmitheiss
Miniel Selmiheisa
Yardesty
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Burnett
Hardeen
Ruthwell
Zettner
Mars. Hardesty
Albert’ Claudipier
Melon Pateh
Reinhard Schéffen
Hanover Street
Josah Waldvogel
Schultheiss
Clais
Selultheiss
Emiel Sehultheiss
Emiel Schultheiss
Carl L. Schultheiss
Melon
Rothwell Law
Chris Dike
Peek
Nyuar
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