Westinghouse Electric Company raid by police in St Petersburg
Associated Press dispatch from St Petersburg reports police seized all books and documents at the Westinghouse Electric Company offices. The firm had a 1905 contract for electric street railway equipment in St. Meyerstuing and has not fulfilled the contract.
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Associated Press Cablegram
ST. Petersburg
Westingionze Electric Company
Wecwnents
St Peters
Dury Electric Street
Stephens Declared to Be Winker in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 26 Captain W. W. Schwaab announced on behalf of A. E. Stephens that Stephens was elected Colonel of the First Regiment. He claimed the board of canvassers has the right to certify, asserting the revised regulation invalidates grounds of Lieutenant Colonel William M. Sullivan’s supporters’ contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincexnati
Capu
A. E. . Stephens
Ganvassers
We Ted
Iw. W. Schwaab
Willam M. Sullivan
Death Stops 108-Year-Old Man From Visiting Twin Brother
An 108-year-old man Eli Phipns of Henessey Oklahoma died today preventing a planned visit to his twin brother, one of the world’s oldest living twins. Real estate transfers include Minnie Oliver to Anna Barns and others in Hamilton, Anna Evans to St. Company in Morgan Township, Edward Muff to Corinne Stroup in Somerville, Anton Haber to Andrew Lyle in Morgan Township, and Albert Crawford to Jot Hi in Ross Township for various parcels and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklamoma City
Okla
Henessey
Eli Phipns
Srea
Minnie
Oliver
Anna Barnsagarth
Hamilton
Anna Evahs
Stundant GH Company
Morgan Township
Edward C. Muff
Corinne T. Stroup
Somerville
Anton Haber
Andrew J. Lyle
Western Union Adopts Day Letter Message System
Western Union will start a Day Letter Message plan on March 1. Managers have been notified that letters may be sent at any office during spare time or when full pay messages are not being sent. The rate is one and a half times the weight letter rate for fifty words plus a per ten words extra charge. The plan begins in the United States and will extend to Canada later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Keyes
Western Union Telegraph Company
Messag Ame
Western Union
United States
Will
Canada
Bankers Meet Sets July Cedar Point Convention Dates
Columbus February meeting of the Ohio Bankers Association fixed July 5 6 and 7 for the annual convention to be held at the Hotel Breakers Cedar Point. A special committee was appointed to prepare the program as officers and council members discussed trip arrangements and attendees from multiple cities.
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Columbus
Counin
Ohig
Aseeti
Wragdotte
Zanesville
Fay Baldwin
Greenfield
Tri
Stacy R. Rankin
South Charlestgn
D. Fitton
Himilton
W. FP. Hoffman
O. Crites
Lima
AL Renick
Chillicathe
L. Coen
Vermillion
W. C. Mooney, Jr
Woldsfield
J. M. Taggert
Mc Connersville
HK. D. Sneath
Tiffin
and. W. Tedd
Alevoland
Man Wanted By C. H. D. Officials Is Arrested
Cincinnati reports that J. Moore, alias Fetor Melear, sought for allegedly stealing 3001 from the C. H. and D. Railroad offices at Troy Ohio, has been arrested at El Florado Arkansas. Police traced him since February 11 after he reportedly fled with 3000 and a ticket to California while serving as Troy station agent. Moore previously resided at the Hand Hotel in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Applegate
Agenéy
J. &Moore
Trey
Ohio
el Florado
Ark
Moore
Fetor Melear
Troy
C., H. and D
California
Anid
Wity
Clarence Smith Arrested For Serious Bigamy Charge
Indianapolis Feb 24 Clarence Smith also known as J Weaver and Clarence Blosom was arrested at 17 East Market Street after a weeks long search by his second wife Mrs Lilesia Morley. Police say he married multiple women in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana and led a double life as Mr and Mrs Weaver. He worked as a telephone lineman and electrician and refused to discuss his estranged wives.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence Smith
J. Weaver
Clarence ‘Blonsom
East Market Street
Central Police
Smith No
Smith
Indianapolia
Toledo
Morley
Government bids eyed for railroad depot postal service links
A. H. Shetter, the contact, quit the project citing insufficient funds to cover work. Several bids will be offered as the government pursues links between railroad depots and the postal service.
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A. H. Shetter
Holbrook Brothers Buy Middletown Martindale Store
The Holbrook Brothers Company has purchased the Martindale store in Misilies town and will operate it alongside the local business. The store will be remodeled.
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Holbrook Brothers Co
Middletown
Holbrook Brothers Company
Martindale
Misilies
Reciproc ity in the UK Canada wheat trade debate
In a North Dakota farmer interview Tas nighs warns that a Canada Britain imperial federation could trigger reciprocity shifts. He cites potential 13 cent per bushel wheat price drops and loss of export business to England and Canada, arguing such policy would hurt American wheat growers and industry.
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North Dakota
Great Northern
Canada
Austin Chamberlain
England
Enghand
Prominent Lawyer and Physician Named to Miami University Board
Governor Trarmon appointed Dr Jonathan B Vail of Lima and John Randolph Moore to the Miami University Board of Trustees. Vail, class of 1871 medical training at Ohio Medical College, has served on Lima’s Board of Education and as a pension examiner. Moore, Miami graduate, rose to prosecuting attorney and now represents railroad companies as attorney and leads Brown County Telephone Company. Previous trustee J G Morey, a 24 year veteran, retires from the board.
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Board of Trustees
Miami University
Trarmon
Jonathan B. Vail
Lima
Ohio
J.B. Morey
Medical College of Ohio
Prattice
Board of Education
American Medical Action
American Academy of Medicine
Wall
United States Pension Examiner
John Randolph Moore
Rairoad
Brown County Telephone Company
J. G. Morey
Trusters
Iin
Rose Royal
Miami
Cadianapolis Law School
Hamilton
Hls
Dayton Building Declared An Emergency
Washington reports Governor Cox won approval for the Dayton building to be declared an emergency. Construction will start immediately, with the project costing over 1,000,000 dollars. The structure is planned to rise rapidly.
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Dayton
Washington
Ied
Cone Gyvernman Cox
Eight year old fireman falls from moving train near Exton
An eight year old fireman named Bogan fell from a moving train about seven miles south of Exton while the engine Ro Smyser noted his absence. The train halted, backed up, and Bogan was found wandering in a field suffering severe head and neck injuries and was unconscious on rescue.
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Eatox
Pet
Ie Rank Nogan
Ihe
Exton
Bogan
Rd. Smyser
Brave girl defends self in Chicago pistol attack
Feb 24 in Chicago a 16 year old girl fought off Robert Brim who forced his way into George Wichner’s parlor, firing a pistol at children and injuring her face. She wrestled the weapon to the ceiling as Brim fired again and again, then Brim was forced out and later shot by Joseph Stump. Brim injured, arrested, awaiting trial on mental condition.
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Chicago
Robert Brim
Chile
Athe
George Wichner
Mlingis Sk
Mies Lehmer
Braun Wip Narslay
Ichner
Kadekerl
Vin
Brawn
Eichner
Wetil
Bie
Beau
Brana
Oiser
Joseph Stump
Traum
Estonia
Suspects Captured After Train Robbery Near Gainesville
Lampkin County Sheriff Sargent reports the midnight capture of a man matching one of five bandits who held up Southern Trail No. 86 near Gainesville yesterday. The suspect carried 442 worth of English gold coin. two accomplices escaped.
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Gainesville
Garch
Sherif Sargent
Lampkin County
Here
Uriay
Tse Heen
Mrs Gould's Belongings To Be Sold At Auction
New York item lists Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould personal effects to be auctioned March 8 at the St. Regis hotel. Gowns hats and assorted baggage valued as security for her unpaid bill after a separation from Howard Gould. Gould resides in Urneblng Virginia.
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Gould
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
St. Regis
New York Aldermen Refuse Standing Room Theater Ordinance
In a 21 to 0 vote the New York board of aldermen declined to approve an ordinance permitting standing room in theaters. Fire authorities had recently enforced the ban on standing patrons, while theater interests pressed for a regulation allowing limited occupancy in defined units.
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Associated Press Telegram
New York
Board of Aldermen
Staniers
Malement Filed in Probate by Administrator Sehlenck
M Sehlenck administrator of the estate of the late A Sehlenck files a probate court statement showing 2426 61 paid out.
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M. Sehlenck
Entate
A. Sehlenck
Sunday Ball Legalized for Hoosiers in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Sunday baseball legal in the state. A two year old law excluding Sunday games was challenged after a test case by Charles Tro, then manager of the Indiana American Association team, seeking to constitutionalize the ban.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Supreme Court of
Girose
Charles Tro
Indiana Vlerican Association
Supreme Court
Want Harmon To Help Defeat Telephone Bill in Ohio
Cleveland Feb 28 Independent telephone men meet in Columbus to urge Governor to oppose the Yount telephone merger. They warn passage would force sales of rural lines to Bell and raise rates, and plan a statewide campaign to show the public what would happen if the merger succeeds.
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Harmon
Cleveland
Tiovevernor Fartiant
Cily
Columbus
Yount
Okey Mince
Bell
Dick noncommittal on reciprocity matter
Senator Birki shows a cautious stance on the Canadian Reciprocity issue. The Retail Merchants' Association backed reciprocity and notified Senators Dick, Burton, and Cox. Letters from Cox and Burton urged reciprocity, while Dick avoided the topic in his reply to the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce via Mr R Greer. Charles Dick’s response thanks the chamber and defers stance on the deal.
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Birki
Retail Merchants’ Association
Dick Witth Burton
M. Cox
Cox
Burien
Chamber of Commerce
R. Greer
Chamber of, Commerce
Hamiltom Chamber of jCommerce
Canada
Charles Dick
Robber Chokes Woman at Elevated Station in Brooklyn
An assailant estimated to be the elevated station robber choked a woman ticket agent in a Brooklyn elevated station and robbed the cash drawer of about $3. The man fled as police pursued leads. A mob of clues, including letters from Western prison inmates, surfaced in the investigation and he provided the name Michael Drew.
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Associated Press
New York
New
Brooklyn
Wburban
Aiuriz
Maine
Michael Drew
Baroness and Farmer Wed In Lebanon Dispatch
Baroness De Rottenberg of Enghad now Mrs John Flute rode quietly through Ridgeville to her new home at Uurt's farm. The reception was postponed as the couple did not notify the hour of arrival.
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Lebanon
Non
Ohio
de Rottenberg
Enghad
John Flute
Ridgeville
Uurt
Train Derailment Delays the Twentieth Century Limited
Reported derailment near Buffalo involving the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad's Twentieth Century Limited just after midnight. Both engines derailed at a crossing followed by a buffet car and one sleeper. cars stayed upright with no injuries and the train was delayed about an hour.
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Associated Press Telegram
Lake Shore and
Michiga Southern Railroad
I Buffalo
Twentieth Century Limited
Jared
Butler County Man on Harrison Jury
Charles Street of Gratis Butler County Olio is a member of the jurys which will try William Pare rson of Cincinnati in the United States Courts and charge in missing the nails Harrison advertised a vacant cleaner which did not come up to expectations it is said
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Butler County
Harrison
Charles Street
Gratis
Olio
William Parerson
Cincinmani
United States
State Miners Condemn UMWA Action At Convention
Springfield reports the State Miners Convention adopted five resolutions denouncing the United Mine Workers of America for dropping a resolution that would grant John Mitchell the right to resign from the Civil Federation or be ousted by the Mine Workers.
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United Mine Workers
Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Wdopling
Joh Mitchell
Ming Worksra
Heiress Weds Ohioan Abridges Title in New York
An heiress, Baroness BL de Rottenburg of London, is to marry John Hult, a Tebauui Ohio farmer, in spring. The couple, amid questions about English titles and American marriage, traveled to New York where she said she would keep her title and he would take an American farm life, reflecting cross Atlantic nuptial plans.
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John Hult
Tebauui
New York
BL de Rottenburg
London
Hitt
America
Haddentram
England
Ami
Warren County
Ohlo
Joseph Hatt
Ohio
Watt
Tuttle
Car Crash Injures Three In Cincinnati Area
On February 24 a collision between interurban No. 40 and a car on Past Enid Car No. 6 near Litherbury Street caused serious injuries to three and minor injuries to several others. Motorman George Weinback and Conductor Darwin Stephens aided in the crash aftermath as police investigated rail conditions and crossing signals. Notable injured include Albert Hosman and Mark Green with serious fractures. John Beucher, 2, among the injured.
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Cincinnati
Easter Avon
Pen Road
Interurban
George Weinback
Carrell Street
Darwin Ephens
Mit Dumont Street
Weinhack
Nnn
Grimm
Fox
Brieggemann
Springmeier
Aura
King
Albert Hosman
Columbia Avenue
Mark BL Green
Mastern Avenue
John Beucher
Local man injured in two-spot beet incident
An employe of the Lyric Piano Company residing at 1017 Odie Street Hamilton Ohio suffered serious injuries when a bee rose accident broke in two places and he was rushed by auto to City Hospital. Receiving Physician Howard prepared for the parents.
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Lesman
Lyric Piano Company
Odie Street
Hamilton
Oho
Tex
Bee Rose
City Hospital
Howard
Will Head Large Insurance Society
A man for Secretary of War was killed in a runaway accident involving Edgarit en. The Secretary’s daughter and her governess escaped unharmed amid the incident.
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Fedgariten
Resolution Was Adopted In Senate On Reciprocity
Washington February 23 Senate adopted a resolution calling on the president to disclose all he knows concerning reciprocity. Taft asks explanation of new Japanese treaty to be given to both houses. The president wishes it approved.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Johnson
California
Guardianship Petition Seeks Court Permission
Files show George J. Solingen as guardian of Josgsphine Braun asking Judge Conninghton for permission to hinder related actions. The fragmented filing requests court authority to act on behalf of the ward in pending matters.
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George J. Solingen
Josgsphine Braun
Conninghton
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Pennisylvania
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