Death trap set by ex tenant shocks landlord and child
The story recounts Bronner, formerly of Henry JF Botulur, facing charges after a revenge trap intended to kill a landlord instead injured a boy near a barn. Police plan a hearing before Justice of the Peace Fysine Winkle. Bronner, now employed at Herring Hall Marvin Safe Works, allegedly modified a door trap causing severe facial injuries to the boy.
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Qenerabla Williams
Morton Tolay
Charles Brazner
Ile
Thor
Shuler Son
Pa Ho
Death of A B Ridgeway links to Dayton fame
Word was received of the death of A B Ridgeway in Los Angeles California where he had gone months ago for health reasons. He was formerly proprietor of the Philips House and Hotel Atlas and was known in hotel circles. He was a former Democrat and held city office. The body will be brought to Dayton for burial.
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Daytox
A. B. Ridgeway
Los Angeles
Estate of late O O Wilko Harry probate granted
The estate of the late O O Wilko Harry Isa Matoh H to the will of Sgt George Wilson of Collazo Corner was admitted to probate here. The personal estate is estimated at $500. Mr Wilson was named as executor and letters testamentary were granted. The property after ten years to be divided equally among his four children or their descendants. The catalogue real estate is estimated at about $20,000.
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Harry
Isa
Matoh
Willl
George Wilson
Collazo Corner
Wilson
Kentucky Inventor Demonstrates Long Distance Telephony
H W Snow reports Kentucky inventor Morel and Nathan Stubberfield showcase an apparatus claimed to enable long distance vessel to vessel communication via wireless telephony with receivers at Murray and Washington. Demonstration planned near Potomac with tests on waterways and multiple intercept points. The event follows patent efforts and mentions potential ocean usage and a school substitute training note.
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Lexixatoax
Morel
Poloning
Washington
Nathan Stubberfield
Murray (Y
Larga
Sin
Javity
Court allows appeal in manslaughter case
The Supreme Court lets the prosecutor file exceptions in the Sylva and Lad Bishop case from Butler County. They were charged with manslaughter for allowing Esther to die without medical aid. Judge Neilan dismissed, saying Ohio law had no statute for this neglect. The matter tests a 44 io supreme aor.
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Coranys
Supreme
proacontor,Gard
Butler County
Esther
Baraa
Neilan
Choro
Olio
Athony Citizens Hold Ratification Meeting On School Bill
Swan Clark, colored, was found guilty this afternoon of stealing Jap Bun WabRi’s watch. The package for Seeso normal school bill was discussed at a college jubstaciun meeting. L. M. Jowett chaired. J. D. Bonebrake spoke. Alton Ellis and MM. Wood attended. Election plans were laid for April and the Oxford area committee prepared to arrange further trustee and deputy state supervisor arrangements.
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Athony
College Jubstaciun
Seeso Normal School
Ohio University
L. M. Jowett
Miuto
Pene Mada
J. D. Bonebrake
Alaton Eilis
MM. © Wood
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A. Hi. Priog
Moore
Representativa LK
Ifeltramn Ieipettons Imetts Thoteday
Oxford
Mombyra
Tha Fayaliy
Ia Board of Trustees
Local Residents Active in Cambridge and Nearby Towns
Reports from Cambridge City and surrounding areas detail residents traveling for business, visiting relatives, and attending events. Notables include Wil Boronbsrg, Will Nettlen, and Womato Mingtrola hosting or visiting. a minstrel show at the Opera House drew crowds. a derailment on the Southern Ohio traction line near Nasår caused no injuries.
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Cambridge City
Wil Boronbsrg
Himilton
Surday
Will Nettlen
Washington D. C
Cho W. R. G
Irmnada
Main St
Eston
Tonso
Southern Ohio Traction
Via
Naser
Shortage at City Clerk’s Office Sparks Deposit Move
A cash shortage was detected in the Books of City Clerk A 7. Xlohota. An immediate reply followed with a deposit of a thousand dollars to reverse the shortage and balance the accounts.
Burns Hits at England at St Patrick Day Dinner
At the St Patrick's Day dinner in Dayton the speaker M Barns criticized England and praised Irish resolve. He claimed Ireland would break the wall that surrounds it, asserting Ireland would lift its head and dry its tears. He contrasted Anglo-Saxon views, warned against persecution, and praised Irish spirit and character amid calls from 1875 to 1902.
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Dayton
Father Hiskey
Burne
Parbhy
Tallawe
Ireland
Mogland
Trish Sollby
Una
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