Numerous Ohio and Pa. Briefs From March 26
A cascade of short items from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia reports proclamations, stabbings, drownings, factory damages, gas tests, a murder sentence, a kerosene ingestion incident, a farm hand’s farm work, a famous senator’s son assuming farm duties, glass plant fire setbacks, a railroad car explosion scare, a legal non indictment, a fatal train collision, a ferry collapse, mine workers elections, and various accidents nationwide. The notices mention Gov. Muart, Martin Brr, Abraham Wolf, Max Kredich, Nicholas Flamm, Dan Hanna, Daisy Mildrew, Imma Rongey, and Daisy Mildrew’s search, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinhall
JH. Lawson
Brinkhaven
Parnes
Quaker
Butler
Maxim Kreddich
Mary Kreddich
Western Penitentiary
Galbreath
Meyersdale
Maresh
Nicholas Flamm
Ravenna
Dan R. ‘Hanna
Hanna
Oa Fk
Bradford
Haines Glass Bottle Company
Bmethport
Cleveland
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Collingwood
Multiple U S notes march events and crimes across cities
Madison will not elect a U S senator to succeed John Spooner until May 14. In Charlotte Frank H Jones of the Charlotte National Bank is missing with 60000. Aldrich dies in Boston after surgery. Mabelle Gilman to study with Cadle and Marks in Washington. Roosevelt appoints John T Sater U S district judge for southern Ohio. Burton released from prison in Missouri. East Chicago mine workers strike for higher wages. 800 men walk out. New York recount bill advances for 1908 mayoral race. A bomb explodes in front of Judge Ogden's house in Oakland. U S Marines land at Trujillo and Celba to protect interests. Heat waves sweep Oklahoma. Moody denies writ for Pittsburgh Allegheny case. Joshua Harrison found guilty of kidnapping a Beasley child. Detroit bans The Clansman play. East Chicago strike settled with 17.5 cent raise. Lottie Wallan grand jury fails to indict. A shooting at a Fort Worth gambling house. attacker killed. Seattle lockout leaves 2000 workers unemployed. Sinclairs Hank Fire. Ruef dominates 65 of 74 indictments in San Francisco graft cases. Eleven hurt in Danville wreck. engineer killed. Rural carriers may receive up to 900 annual salary after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
The
Republice Iron & Steel Co
Chicago
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Oakland
Cal
Ogden
Washington
U. S. S. Marietta
Trujillo
Celba
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma City
Mercury
Thomas
Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Elizabeth City
N. C
Joshua Harrison
Kenneth Beasley
Beasley
Detroit
William B. Thompson
Thomas Dixon
Republic Tron & Steel Co
Interstate Steel Go
New York
Lottie Wallan
Fort Worth
Texas
Jeff D. McLean
Hamil P. Scott
William Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Master Builders’ Association
Upton Sinclajr
Colony House
Helleen Hatt
Englewood
N. J
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
T. V. Halsey
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Danvine
Gregory
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
End of Lodz lockout prompts work return
Lodz reports workers end the lockout as funds are exhausted and they return to work unconditionally. Dispatches mention Count Lamedorf dying in San Remo, Mrs Roosevelt's sister Mrs Robinson to be received by the pope, Croker ill in Ireland, and a $400,000 American mail bag theft on a transatlantic route. Robert Abbott kidnapped in Salonica near the British consulate as authorities surge actions in a ransom case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
London
Hela
Rome
Count Lamedorf
San Remo
Naples
Hougus Robinson
Robinson
Roosevelt
Dublin
Ireland
Richard Croker
Here
Monte Carlo
Paris
New York
Havre
Salonica
Turkey
Robert Abbott
Dun's Review of Trade Reports Mixed Domestic Activity
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes spring weather and Easter demand boosting retail purchases of dry goods millinery and footwear. It cites improved mercantile payments despite money market anxieties while reporting iron and steel congestion from floods lowering March output. Separate items cover a gas explosion injuring a family a fatal axe murder suicide acquittal of a banker death in Akron a miners convention condemning police actions and Chicago grain closing softer on forecasts of cold weather with May wheat at 75.54 cents corn 45.75 oats 41.41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade
Pointe
Easter Bay
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburg Markets Report Of Grain Livestock Prices
Market items list mixed corn oats hay and dairy prices from Pittsburg with figures for shelled corn yellow corn oats hay eggs butter cheese and various cattle sheep and hog categories. includes ranges for steers cows calves hogs and lambs with prices and grades across multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
New
Calvey
Grain and Wheat Prices Narrow at Indiana Markets
The Indiana markets report mixed grain and flour prices with small shifts as buyers and sellers note limited activity. Multiple items mention corn and wheat futures, with no major price leaps. the report contrasts regional prices and notes ongoing retail fluctuations.
Train Suicide and Locomotive Tragedy Reported
On a Louisville and Nashville train, John Hippo, 365 years old, hanged himself in a toilet with a handkerchief after securing $13.90 and a San Francisco to New York ticket. He was dead on discovery. A locomotive blast near Onaya, New Mexico, killed three workers in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John Hippo
Louisville & Nashville
San Francisco
New York
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Bia
Ase
Peon Dor
Martisburg
Muart Thas
Éllaire
Martin Brrfeta
T. A. ‘Taylor
Pryor Tel
Walt
Pitteburg
Abraham Wolf
Tom Wéeese
Bmigland
Scranton
Richard ‘Mansfield
Lin
Sandusky
Board of ‘Health of
Castalia
Castalia Club
West Newton
Jacobs Creek
Anilea
Youghiogheny
Manuel, Hough
United Mine ‘Workers
National Execu
Atveard
Francis Feehan
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Traction Company
Tte
Warsaw Avenue
Adudze | Bromwell
Washington, Pa
Main Street
Marys
Daisy Mildrew
Andrew Mildrew
Elk Creek
Ritter’s Mill
Madison
Wis
United States
John
Spooner
Charlotte
Frank H. Jones
Charlotte National Bank
Boston
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Mabelle Gilman
Richard Cadle
Charles Marks
John T. Sater
Columbus
St. Lours
Joseph R. Burton
Kansas
Tranton
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Marietta
Albion
Marion Jones
Bourfers
Jones
North Baltimore
Arthur Bean
Lisbon
Corwin D. Bachtel
Canton State Bank
Bachtel
Akron
Lydia Scanes
Indiana
Busies of
Mises Hamann Beau
Piour Viuiter
New Wheaties
Book Wheatuesseisse
Macon
Winery Speer
Lucy Snead
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Employers’ Mobility Act
Iagt Congress
Adams
Loulaville
McCall
Memphis
Springfield
Mollie Hill Gibson
Elmer Gibson
Peter Clark
First Christian Church of
Girard
Gibson
Clark
Lima
N.Y
Wilbur DD. Vensor
Wellington
Brooklyn
W. A
West High Street
Augusta
Arthur Butler
Albuquerque
N. M
Onaya
Neff’s Shoe Store
J. M Cunningham
Neff
Indians County
Philadelphia St
Neff Shoe Co
Shop
Penna
America
VIA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Canadian Rockies
Imperial Counel
Los Angeles
J. B. Wood
GROW
Gopere Pamanger Agenh Piaiedelpale
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Pennsylvania
Savings & Trust Company
the Savings ¢ & Trust Co
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