Murder Mystery at Catharine Street Door Unfolds
An unidentified man’s body and torso were found in two wrapped parcels under a Brooklyn Bridge scaffold after a street robbery. Detectives link the crime to a rumored secret society while Mrs. Neila Isaassson exposes a jealous rival. Authorities pursue clues amid Mafia suspicions and ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
New York
I Catharine Street
Samuel Betwau
Brooklyn Bridge
Viel
Mtoe
Secret Service
Jack Mand
Lue Wiidle West
Bolsin
Neila Isaseson
Anaister
Janek
Kage
le Atyelery
Lopez Passengers in Peril as Ship Grounds
The wreck of a British vessel near Firest and Weithesday night caused panic among 420 passengers. Two priests were among those killed praying while religious rites occurred. The captain ordered lifeboats and arms for crew members amid threat of mutiny. The Antonio Laped, with 123 aboard, remains grounded as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Massenger
Associated Press
Steven
Mae
Mir
Wi Teash
Toronto Jimmy Fled In An Auto
Washington reports Toronto Jimmy once described by detective as a dangerous fugitive fled in an automobile from Williamstown Kentucky at midnight Friday. The man, prison name Matthew Willard, faced trouble in eluding capture as he escaped with help from an unknown driver.
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Toronto
Jimmy
Washington
Sito
William Jinkerton
Williamstown
Matthew Willard
Lawsuit Filed Against Engt Hamilton Coal Firm
A suit is brought against Charles M and J A Lenmaan doing business as Engt Hamilton Coal Company seeking $64.50. Two horses and a wagon owned by the defendant were involved. A hearing is scheduled for June 18 before Warren EK Howell and Harry Mansfield, partners. A separate case by Wowe and Mansfield against J ams Isaac Marshall claims $250 on a promissory note and is set for 8 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Sues Coal Company
Staite Merply, Ro Y Jones
Ihistness
Tadeperent Coal Company
Charles M
J. A. Lenmaan
Engt
Hamilton Coal Company
Moretanilise
Warren EK
Howell
Harry Mansfield
Wowe
Mansfield
J.ams
Isaac Marshall
Abe
Wellman's Balloon Shipped to Rotterdam for North Pole Attempt
The frame and mechanical parts of Walter Wellman’s balloon were shipped from PATS for Rotterdam to reach Tromsø for the North Pole expedition. A guard of the expedition is set to depart from Splügen today.
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Wellman
Middletown High School to Open Cooking Department
At the annual commencement Supt A A Powell announced Mrs Sorg donated 500 dollars to establish a cooking school department in local schools. Plans for the department were set and it will open next term. Graduation noted a class of 15, the largest in the area’s history.
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Yowpril
Jtepubligan-News Syeriat
Midduryown
Dante
Middletown High School
Anthar A A. Powel
Jonnie Sorg
Tocal
Ukis
Naive Wen
Cloud Burst in Texas Claims a Death and Injuries
Calamity across Fort Worth area leaves at least one dead and many injured as storms flood sections west of the city. A passenger train car derailment near Missouri and Orient halted service. numerous travelers reported injuries, with four killed in Texas Tornado claims and political notes amid a federal and local agenda.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Wort Worth
Jassenger Tran
Iarusug City
Missouri
Orient Tsurond
Trent
Tormade
Laeders Texas
Estate inquiry to probate court over absent account
Emiscius estate lawyers Powell and Smiley of Cincinnati request probate court guidance on whether Lonta Himephen, executor of John Bbisch, has filed an account. They claim to represent the Imperial German Consul protecting German heirs interests. No account filed. Wuyisch, former night watchman at Longan& Afstatters, drowned himself in the river at Dayton.
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Geretana
Powell and Smiley
Cincinnati
Lonta Himephen
John Bbisch
Germany
Wuyisch
Longan& Afstatters
Dayton
Dashing backward at high speed nearly injures Middletown family
In a Lebanon U S incident, a vehicle ran off and overturned during a dramatic maneuver, throwing G. A. Whiner and family from Middletown, with all occupants escaping serious harm as the car halted.
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Mebanon
G. A. Wihner
Middletown
Michael Sohotesky Convicted in Murder Case
A Toledo court convicted Michael Sohotesky of murder in a high profile case involving the death of a key figure. The jury followed the evidence leading to a verdict of guilty and prosecutors recommended a life sentence with possible mercy considerations.
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Michael Sohotesky
Toledo
Michael Baboleski
Bintwle
Ane Surla Kraeger
Met
Penjalty
Nomination Drift in San Francisco Democratic Party
The San Francisco Democratic Club faced upheaval as Nathan Heeder and others were nominated for district attorney. Amid party splits, Nesey expressed appreciation for the honor yet indicated he might decline the nomination, while a Hoover Republican faction questioned the process.
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Ban Prancisco
Frateis J
Municipa
Accident Report From June A Michigan Mower Incident
A practice to be avoided notes a mower incident injuring Mrs Hienlieth. Gertrude Sheridan was taken to Aurora hospital after operating a grass cutter in a windy area. The piece mentions Frank Wendeoth, 32, and Tillie Cerier, 21, from Wetowil Ohio, who secured a sparlpage likenee in Covington Kentucky yesterday.
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Yorkyvilee
Hienlieth
Gertrude Sheridan
Aurora
Michickawy
dLerried
Frank Wendeoth
Tillie Cerier
Great Detroit building collapse crowds at noon
A house at One Pox insular store company on Eight Fort streets in Detroit collapsed at noon. Rescue teams searched the wreck for workers and witnesses report several injuries. Local officials urged caution as the scene was secured and investigations began.
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Detroit
Fort Streets
Ywraans
New Automated Gun Tested by U S Army at Cleveland
A new automatic rapid fire gun named the McClain-Lissak is described as undergoing tests by the U S Army after recent trials in Cleveland. The device is built in three sizes and offers ranges up to three and a half miles, firing 100 to 350 shots per minute with solid projectiles and shells.
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U. S. Army
Clevelainl
Guyre
Cleveland
Liewicant
O. M. Lissak
Ordnance Department
U. S.A
Funeral notices and rebel sultan report in London
A shaky report from Constamrtiaaphesis describes an unsuccessful attempt to rescue Abdut Tamid the deposed Sultan of Turkey. Several officers were killed. the burial and funeral rites unfold with lodge members and dignitaries in attendance. interment planned at Greenwood come day.
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London
Jane
Tamid
Turkey
Sajoutn
Stolen horse recovery offer posted in Liberty stable case
The Liberty resident offered a $60 reward for the return of a horse named Gli valued at $200 after it was stolen from a local stable near Oxford. The search extended to the county, with the local police asked to investigate today.
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Siplen Liberty
Fawark Ketner
Af Liberty
St Liberty
Oxford
Japanese conspiracy exposure in diplomatic circles
Reported in Washington that interest grows as batches from Honolulu reveal papers suggesting a plan to form a conspiracy among Japanese to wrest government control from white residents. State Department responses indicate correspondence has been received and repelled.
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Washington
Jung
Honolulu
State Department
Mrs Riley Sells Well Known Millinery Store
Mrs John Riley sells her South Third street millinery business to Mr and Mrs Charles Burke formerly Lena Day. Riley retires due to death after a long 15 year career. Burkes take charge on Tuesday and a successful future is predicted for them.
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Charles Burke
John Riley Taray
South Third Street
Charles Thurke
Buirke
Lena Day
Hamilton
Riley
Burke Tke
Salmon poisonings strike three children in Hanover district
Three children aged six, seven, and nine fell ill after eating salmon for dinner in Hanover area last night. A physician’s early arrival likely saved the youngsters, who were later reported out of danger.
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Ternard
Hanover
Forty Fourth Ninety third Regiment reunion held in WIAMISBURG
The forty fourth annual reunion of the Ninety third Regiment was held with the largest attendance in years. The Ninety third drew soldiers from Butler Montgomery and Previe counties and took part in many battles. Next year’s meeting will be in Middletown. Officers elected include President W. Geran of Middletown, Vice Presidents Geo K Shater and Sam Black, Honorary Oscar W Shepherd, Treasurer and Secretary John Schratien berger, Wagon Master William Armstrong.
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Mpamsburg
Ninety-third Regiment
Sustemaly
Butler
Montgomery
Previe
Ware
Middletown
W. Geran
Mitletown
Geo. K
Order Issued In Receivership Of Cy WL & Th
Judge Lucien entered another order directing wind up of the receivership. All claims and suits against the road are referred to Master Frank Loveland who is to report the amount and nature of all these claims and their present status. Final disposition expected by August.
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Lucien
Frank OL 'Loveland
Loveland
Elias
Keller Case Continued in Ten Thousand Dollar Suit
The Keller case against the Ohio Central Railway Company, a ten thousand dollar damage suit, was continued until Monday morning due to Attorney John Thomas of Cincinnati having other engagements and illness in the family of W. C. Shepherd. Testimony concluded. arguments set for Monday as the case goes to the jury. A demurrer to plaints testimony was overruled.
Divorce Case Details from Kentucky Probate Court
Davin McQueen filed for divorce alleging his wife Nellie Smith refused meals and house care, frequently absenting herself. He cites Aug 16, 1905, Jackson County Kentucky marriage, claims she consorted with another man, and seeks full relief and alimony. He was away at work during incidents.
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Davin McQueen
Dig Dearney
C.J. Smith
Tassie Nellie Ste
Jackson County
Kentucky
Eagles Temple Plans Drawn by Barkman Architect
Architect George Csark Mann was hired to draw specifications for the Eagle lodge temple on South Second Street between Lantton and Sycamore. The committee reported rapid subscription of lodge funds and final plans were set for the AMAL outing at Carthage Sunday with several hundred members and their families attending.
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Barkman
Eagle
Eagles
George Csark- Mann
South Second Street
Lantton
Sycamore
Reading Agric
Carthage
Inde
Mortgage dispute asks first claim on sale proceeds
Has 2 Claim. The case of Veter Tisinger against Aemilian Knegfer and Squire Deter Medal has filed an answer and asks that his claim be first paid out of the proceeds of the sale of the real estate.
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Veter Tisinger
Aemilian Knegfer
Squire Deter Medal
Potiqivy
Aemilian Klegpfer
New Frat Formed in Oxford School
Lt Governor Hugh Miler of Indiana aided by Gawald Ryan and Robert W. Wallace helped establish a chapter of the Tian Kapaa Delta Fraternity in Oxford. The Chinehayter chapter is the first in the state and requires members to have represented their college in an intercollegiate oratorical contest. Charter members include Benton, Dr. E W. Redfant, Archie Mond, Orville Harrell, Way Pickerely, Charles Meavre Stolen Carter, and William A. Trimpe.
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Benton
E W. Redfant
Archie Mond
Orville Harrell
Way, Pickerely
Charles Meavre Stolen Carter
William A. Trimpe
Annual outing to be held on Friday
The Gaited Presbyterian Sabbath-school and all church groups plan a Friday trip to Millcreek Valley. Bus departures from Third Avenue at 7:00 and 5:30 a.m. with return options and hourly Hamilton arrivals. Supper around dark and a five cent fare with the Millcreek Valley traction company.
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Sabhath-gehool
Milcreek Valley Traction
Janeh
al Nani
United Presbyterians
Willeave
Selark
Hamilton
Sabyuth
Chltren
Millcreek Valley Trection Company
Universalist Church Hosts Sunday School Dance in Atlanta
The Universalist Church of Atlanta plans a Sunday school dance to entertain youth, defended by Pastor Rev. Dr. Ellenwood who calls it a healthy amusement. Critics fear immorality, but the plan aims to use Sunday school rooms as a stage for acceptable performances with a curtain and lighting for wholesome entertainment.
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Universalist
Atlanta
Juantal
Daneluz
Dane
Tod
Ellenwood
Slavery Church
Mine Owner Perishes in Storm Voyage
Associated Press telegram from Auskegos Michigan dated June 12 reports Corbin Blais, a wealthy mine owner from Tartan, presumed to have fallen overboard or jumped to his death during a storm while the vessel Aurora Indians traveled from Chicago to Grand Haven.
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Associated Press Telegram
Auskegos
Blais
Corbin
Chiscage
Grand Haven
France quake toll and damage hit southern towns
Telegram dispatches report a powerful quake in southern France near Marseilles and towns like Saint-Cannes and Rognes suffered widespread destruction. Troops moved to assist, with several fatalities and many wounded as homes and key buildings collapsed. The event prompted urgent relief efforts and fear across departments including Herault and Rhone.
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Marseillys
Acanth
Anost
Herduleanil
Raoyetigs du
Arrests Reported in Black Hand Conspiracy Trials
Authorities in Pennsylvania and Ohio conducted raids tied to the Black Hand Society. A Cleveland case involved postal inspectors and U S Attorney Day, who announced arrests on conspiracy charges after a meeting where three Italian merchants were named for protection tax. The effort aims to dismantle a crime network threatening wealthy Italian communities in the Central States.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Harnesboro
Black Hand Society
Fuirler
Ialian’ Tmerchiits
Cleveland
Che
U. Ss
Watse
Central States
Marine disasters cost many lives in swift storms
Associated Press reports multiple maritime tragedies around June 12. The torpedo boat Kambala of the Russian Navy sank in a Black Sea storm with twenty crew lost. Off Flores Island Azores, passengers survived a wreck of the Gleamer Ghavanias after rescue by the North German Lloyd steamer Prinzess. The Slavowic disaster near Flores Island ended with all aboard saved after a prompt rescue by the Princess Irene and wireless signals. In Philadelphia, a boiler explosion sank the Shearwater on the Delaware River, endangering many, with nearby fireboat evacuations.
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Kambala
Nia
Black Sea
Marta
Azores Islands
Ghavanias
Azoras
Plores Island
Associated Press Telegram
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Azores
Jime R
Flores Island
Princess Irene
Delaware River
Priladrlphea
Philadelphia
Evers Bound Over In Assault Case At Woodsdale Island
Dan Evers of Middleton and his son Waller faced charges of breach of the peace and attempted wound. They waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury, released on bonds of 200 dollars each. Warrants, signed by George Cramer of Middleton, allege they beat him in a fight at Woodsdale Island last Sunday.
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Dan Evers
Middletons
Waller
George Cramer
Middletown
Woodsdale Island
Robbery suspect parolee reports to police
Thomas Hawkios known as Turtle Tom, recently paroled from Cincinnati workhouse, told local officers last night of a burglary on Vanover township, claiming $156, two rings and some old coins were stolen. He gave inconsistent statements and described suspects to officers.
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Hawkios
Turtle Tom
Cincinnati
Lanire Messal
Vanover
Teklos
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