Margaret MeIntire and Conrad Incident Reported
Margaret MeIntire 51 of Capitol Street collapsed at the Conrad home after an incident involving a dash line and assisting others. Neighbors Hodges Wilson and French summoned aid. bystander Conrad was injured while trying to help. MeIntire widowed, longtime resident of Remd. area. reported connections to Warsaw and Henrietta. Medical aid proceeded from local community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. MeIntire
Sroneet
Conrad
R. Conrad
Hodges
Thers
Wilson
French
Sige
Cintire
Remd
McInadry
Warsaw
As-Sistes
Bates
Henriett
Massachusetts Ave
Woman Attempts Hat Pin Attack After Return Item
Lillie Williams caused a disturbance at Fox Greenwald's store when a returned garment failed to fit. She grabbed a hat pin and lunged at a clerk, smashing a $150 plate glass window during the chase through the aisles. Other items were toppled as customers watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lillie Kiams
Phi v
Fox Greanwald
Miss Williams
25 Million Boost for Union Miner Exposed
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers announces a union wage rise claim tied to a 1900 agreement. He says the negotiated annual expenditure totals $25,000,000, a larger dividend than major oil or Morgan companies have paid. The April convention approved concessions up to $3,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geperators
Saa
Hard Oil Company
Morgan Zs Company
Morning drink dilemma ends with Postum choice
A reader recalls years of trouble with ion and belching and settling on Postum Food Coffee as preferred morning beverage. With seven children the family notes the infant tolerates Postum well and remains very healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iion
Rien
Postum
Jealous husband shoots rival in Brankfort Indiana
George Matthews chased Albert Camp through Brankfort streets on Tuesday night and fired repeatedly wounding Camp in the groin. Camp crawled a half hour to the hospital as Matthews pursued until his revolver was emptied. Camp’s daughter and Camp’s wife were treated as witnesses. Matthews was arrested Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Matthews
Will
Russian Assaults in Manchuria Report Massacre of 200 Chinese
From Victoria B C the Empress reports severe natural disasters in China with typhoon damage and earthquakes but no deaths. In Manchuria Russian forces attacking insurgents allegedly killed about 200 peaceful Chinese mistaken for Bazouk brigands.
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China ‘Sea
Yokohama
Kwan
Hei
Manchuria
Bloody Prizefight Ends in Seven Rounds at Police Headquarters
Eph Johnson defeats Bill Ragland in seven hard rounds in Marietta Ohio. The upstairs room used as police HQ hosts the bloody bout with Marshal Jacob Dye and about 20 guests present. Johnson is declared winner as both fighters are described as gory from head to foot. Mayor Sykes is away at a Louisville event. the secret planned fight proceeded with one officer referee and two as seconds.
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Ragland
Jacob Dye
Johnson
Mayor Sykes
Louisville
Knight Templars
Fool-killer Launches for Niagara Rapids Run
Chicago August 28 The boat Fool-killer in which Peter Nissen known as Mr Bowser aims to navigate the Niagara river rapids within two weeks He previously tried the run in a foot powered craft and has now rebuilt the boat with an eight horse power boiler He plans to spend time in the rapids and hopes to take soundings in the whirlpool
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Nissen
Mr.Bowser
Niagara River
Nissen
Norfolk couple wed then knock out minister in wedding mishap
Joseph Mc Duff and Miss Talley of Chincoteague Island married at Rev. James Porter’s home. After the ceremony Porter kissed the bride, McDuff punched the minister delivering a knockout. Friends restrained the groom. McDuff offered two $10 notes as a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Joseph McDuff
McDuff
Porter
Engineer breaks running record with knights Templar train
Engineer Tom Sullivan of the C H D railroad set a new running record by pulling three coaches and a baggage car 142 miles in 165 minutes actual running time. The run was Toledo to Dayton with Knights Templar bound for the Louisville conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sullivan
C., H. É& D. Railroad
Knights Templars
Toledo
Dayton
Louisville
Brockway and Lee to Wed at Bride's Home
Charles Brockway of the Big Four shops and Miss Zella Lee to marry Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home Justice Lockman officiating. They will reside at 1501 Hillside Ave.
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Charles Brockway
Zella Lee
Side Justice Lockman
Hillside Ave
Concert program at View Park features quartet and band
A brief note lists a small concert lineup at View Park on Wednesday night with a quartet and a military band. The entry mentions Leon Pollard, a Prattist, and a caution about dangerous substances involved in an unrelated incident.
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View Park
Witness list for Schley inquiry released by Navy secretary
Assistant secretary Hackett announced the witnesses to be called before the Schley court of inquiry. The list includes rear admirals Sampson Evans Higginson Cotton Taylor and numerous captains commanders and lieutenants. Other names mentioned include Potter Wainwright Eaton Mason Schroeder Harber Miller Heilner Bates Staunton Usher Grant Hodgson Southerland Schuetze Potts Sharp Dawson Marsh Wood Blue Doyle Webster Hood Harlow Dyson McAlpine Bennett Mustin O Connell and others.
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Washington
Hackett
of the Navy
Schley
Court of ‘Inquiry
Department
Admiral Schley
William T. Sampson
Robley D. Evans
Francis J. Higgonson
Charles S. Cotton
Henry C
Taylor
French E. Chadwick
Casper F. Goodrich
Carles D. Sigsbee
William C. Wise
Francis A. Cook
Rownan H. Mc@alla
Theodore F. Jewell
William M. Flagler
Robert M. Berry
John L. Hannum
Wm. P. Potter
Richard Wainwright
Joseph G. Eaton
Newton T. Mason
Seaton Schroeder
Giles D. Harber
James M. Miller
Lewis C. Heilner
Alexander B
William C. Dawson
Charles C. Marsh
Spencer S. Wood
Victor Blue
James G. Doyle
Charles G. Webster
John Hood
Charles 5. Harlow
Charles W. Dyson
Kenneth McAlpine
Ernest Benett
G. Mustin
Dennis J. O'Connell
Niel C. Anderson
Y M I Grand Council Opens with Mass and Address
The Y M I grand council opened Tuesday afternoon at St Josephs church with high mass led by Rev Father Dowd and an address by president Rev Joseph Webber. The finance committee recommends a per capita tax of 1 a year payable in quarterly installments. Directors approve the president action upholding the tax for the supreme council. The treasurer reports a balance of 582 75. A banquet for delegates and association members will be held at the Grand hotel Wednesday evening.
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St. Joseph's Church
Father Dowd
Joseph Webber
Supreme Council
Grand_ hotel
Grand Jury Posts Partial Report on Indictments
The grand jury will issue a partial report Friday returning indictments against persons confined in jail to ensure a speedy trial. Trials will not follow immediately, with criminal court games on appeal from police courts starting next week.
Eleven Entombed As Scottish Colliery Collapse Traps Miners
Eleven people including three rescuers remain entombed at a Dunfermline area colliery after a collapse buried the entrance Monday. Strong effort continues to reach those trapped as crews monitor air and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunfermline
Scotland
Figures Tell the Story of City Primary Results
Official counts from Monday's Democratic nominating primaries show Maguire leading for mayor with 6 531 votes to Moore's 4 262 and a 2 269 plurality. City clerk Tamm leads Geckler by 1 214, while Little tops Cox and Walpole by 720.
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Maguire
Moore
Tamm
Geckler
Tamms
Little
Cox
Walpole
Madden
Sweeney
Dickson
Laut
Stacey
Curran
Government moves to recover embezzled funds from Carter family
The government filed proceedings to recover funds allegedly embezzled by Capt. O. M. Carter. The action targets his uncle Lorenzo D. Carter of Oakland Illinois and his brother I. Staton Carter of Chicago, plus N. W. Harris Co. brokers. The court restrained them from disposing of or encumbering funds in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O. M. Carter
Lorenzo D. Carter
Oakland
I. Staton Carter
N. W. Harris Company
Erring Priest Is Returned to Mexican Case
Fort Worth dispatch reports Father Amado surrendered by Spain to Mexico and brought back to Guadalajara. He fled Guadalajara last winter with a young girl and $50,000 of church funds, fled to Barcelona, was arrested there, and the girl was also returned. She remains infatuated and seeks ways to contact him.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Spain
Father Amado
Mexico
Guadalajara
Amado
Barcelona
Ohio Oddities Spark Springfield Grocery Mixups
In Springfield Lucile Miller eight was sent to a grocery for Paris green and edge the Home ignite of America Tuesday night. Cleveland reports a homesick governor longing to Fred Wheat who committed yardide by jumping from the ice vertical of the Western Reserve. He recently paid 200 dollars for a canine.
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Springfield
Lucile Miller
Paris, Green, and
Edge
Ignite of
America
Cleveland
Fred Wheat
gatcide _by
Western Reserve
Atlantic City real estate push meets White House veto risk
Atlantic City developers seek to designate the light house lawn as the president's summer home. Mrs McKinley prefers Canton and strong physician orders deter travel. A veto is likely if Congress designates the resort cottage site as the White House summer home.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Canton
White House
McKinley
Jor. Rixey
Lighthouse Lawn
Surety of peace cited amid czar visit talks
Paris reports President Loubet telling mayoral officials that the coming czar visit seals peace between Russia and France. He praised close ties as a pledge of peace and highlighted France's steady policy, while hotelkeepers in Dunkirk balk at no Paris visit. Harvey Tolle, 19, jailed for alleged murder of his mother near Camden. he says revolver discharge was accidental, coroner rules homicide.
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Dunkirk
Reinig
Russia
France
Loubet
Paris
Rushville
Lit
Harvey Tolle
Reuben Tolle
Camden
Tolle
Aug. births and marriages listed with addresses and doctors
A dated roll lists multiple births with dates in August including the parents names, addresses such as 911 Buchan st and 1308 Silver-aye and 511 Warman-ave, doctors like Dr. Gebauer and Dr. Wilson, plus several late births and infant conditions. It also notes marriages among Charles A. Brockway, Arzella M. Les, Thaddeus W. McLaughlin, Bertha M. Martin, Edward W. Hawkins, Catherine Dosle, Mont Bell, Annie Russell, and others.
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Ollie Miner
Buchanan St
Ritter
G. R
Lizzie Jenkins
Silver-aye
Gebauer
Charlie
Mamie Ryan
Warman-ave
Jonas
Martin
Phil Hill
Maple-st
William and
Harman Ghurch
Henry and
Mary
Weber
City
Simon and Bertha” Gowa
S. Missouri-st
Patrick and
Mary Foran
Fénac
Bagar
Katé Riley
W. Twenty-seventh-st
Dr. Wilson
Frank
Addie Bland
Everett-st
Dr. Beall
Charles L
Hand
Dr. Westover
John E
Nettie Parent
Bright-st
Francis and
Mary McNamara
Wisconsin-st
Dr. Hodges
Harry and
Mary Pedlow
Pennsylvania-st
House
Harry
Mamie Finehout
Huron-st
Gaylord
Thaddeus W. McLaughlin
Bertha M. Martin
Edward W. Hawkins
Catherine Dosle
Mont Bell
Annie Russell
William Froman
Chellae Smith
Thomas F. Messer
Flora G. Carver
Wilby Myers
Nellie Evans
Elmer Wishard
L. E. Conger
Charles F. Eaton
Nancy E. Pearsom
Home Construction and Repair Claims Listing
A list of individuals with addresses and estimated costs for additions repairs and frame houses. Notable entries include Jennie Anchenbrock 316 E Morris addition 500 Ruth Gentry Birch near Oliver frame house 1000 and W E Polk Morris near East cottage 2350.
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Jennie Anchenbrock
E. Morris-st
Ruth Gentry
Birch St
Oliverave
George and F. Schneider
S. Meridianst
Palmer-st
W. E.*polk
Morris-st
East-st
Nancy A. Smith
Minerva-st
Henry Steck
Rhode Island-st
J. Judson
Pratt-st
Ashland-ave
Co. B. Kling
W. St. Clair-st
California-st
William A. Hays
Sutherland-ave
Fall Creek
Michael Gruner
Fenneman-st
Palmer and
Minnesota-sts
Mary A. Burke
River-ave
M. C. Sandy
North-st
E. A. DeVore
Oliver-ave
L. L. Lennox
Capitol-ave
Scarcity of cotton pickers and price rise hit Texas
Central Texas faces a cotton picker shortage while plow manufacturers plan about a 10 percent price increase. The item notes wind and rain damage, a fire at Standard Oil plant in Rochester causing $40,000 in losses, and a Yokohama cablegram announcing Captain Bradlee Strong intends to wed Lady Hone. Carrie Nation visits New York to lecture in College Corner Ohio. 22 girls strike at the Ohio cigar factory in Springfield over piecework pay. An extended steam yacht cruise is planned for Henry M. Plagler and his new wife, and servants at a recent wedding receive $20 gold pieces.
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Washington, D
Aeronaut Dumont
Eiffel Tower
Zapote County
Texas
Standard Oil Plant
Rochester
N. Y
Yokohama
Bradlee Strong
Lady Hone
Aanthal Sampson
Schley, Court of Inquiry
W. H. Stayton
New York
Carrie Nation
College Corner
Ohio Cigar Factory
Springfield
Henry M. Plagler
Dr Fowler Extract of Wild Strawberry Remedy Ad
A scarce 19th century ad copy promotes Extract Of Wild Strawberry by Dr Fowler as a nature based remedy for dysentery diarrhea and summer complaint. The note includes a chorus about blessings for young and old and an offer from The Sun to insert ten extra words for three days under a heading about room rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
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Penns
Gotham
Senorita Silveira “Alfonso
Rom
Havana
Senorita Alfonso
Ora
Pulido
Nee
Senorita Aso
Abe
Roosevelt
Ill
Qinois Guard
Pennsylvania
Long
Boston
Ckfield
Cape Town
Presient
William R.bingham
Kansas
Africa
Weston,pa
Mitchell
The
United Mine Work of America
Reese Tad
Iex
China
Niagara
Ouch
Sullivan
Lee—Brockway
Fairview
Leon’ Pollard
Sampson
Santiago
Press-Post
Jones
Columbus
Daily Press‘Post
Chillicothe
Adena Mowho
Mills
Oscar Derich
Otto Gimbel
Graham
W. Merrill St
Grand Jury
Gerritt A. Archibald Se CO
Washington Street
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Big Cut
California
Hains
Victor Starch
Big Cut Price Tea Wholesale and Retail Department
N. W
West
E. St. Clair
Mass.-ave
Shelby St
Fountain Square
N. Ili
Washington and New Jersey
Delaware
Ohio
Mass.ave
Noble-st. Branch
Indiana-ave
Senate
S-St
Sixteenth-st
Ackson
Murphy
Gall
DeBush
Bailey
Woerner
Wahl
Hart
Pritchard
Warweg
Gemmer
Per
Meyer
Beatty
Wolsiffer
Oddities
Heiskells i
Axminster
Madras
Gora E
Kabo
W. B
C. B
WM. H. Block CO
Margaret DeVore
W. Court-st
Marasmus
Beall
Thomas W. Hall
Parkave
McShane
Mary Z. Moore
Draper-st
Harold
Edmond Beier
S. West
Benjamin Lewis
City Hospital
Charles A. Brockway
Arzella M. Les
Baldwin
Belfast
Chaige
Eeeeeseeene
Lsc
Sevenevon Merses Asi
Winiter
Waepet Cnasdh Cretonnes
Anaipsie
Gelsigyese
Jardinieres
Mason's
Oxford
Meltons
Castor
S.c
Nash Siepling Co
Liebling Co
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