Court injunction blocks Hanna children trip abroad
In Veland Ohio Dan Hanna's estranged wife Mary Harrington Hanna fights alimony and child custody. He won a temporary injunction preventing her taking the three children out of the country. Deputies faced resistance. the children fled by train to New York. Mrs Hanna filed a mortgage on her Cleveland home for 8000. Mary Harrington Hanna arrived in New York with three sons, visited the Savoy Hotel.
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Savoy Hotel
Bohemian Woman Triggers Bank Run in Cleveland
A Bohemian woman visited United Bank and Savings before hours and claimed the bank was shaky. Her alarm spread quickly causing a run that lasted into the night as depositors, convinced of the bank's strength, kept the bank open to serve customers.
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United Banking and Savings Company
Negley Admits Shame Over Gamewell Fire Arm System Vote
Councilman Negley says his vote to purchase the new Gamewell fire alarm system was a mistake caused by pressure from insurers merchants and other interests. He notes enjoining payments would force officials to rely on the existing system with minimal cost and cites Jeup’s swift decision to extend W Washington street bridge funding.
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Council Negley
Merchants’ Association
Aittle
Jeup
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Heaths Victims in New York Bank Failure
Washington July 112 Comptroller Pawes reports preliminary asset value from Raynor receiver of Seventh National Bank New York City suggests about 80 cents on the dollar may be recovered for depositors including stockholders' assessment Prosecutions not yet determined Heaths' friends say Perrys and Fletcher Heath were victims not insiders in the bank collapse
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Seventh National Bank of
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Fletcher Heath
Irvington Townsmen Demand Enforcement From Officers
Residents of Irvington accuse town officers of failing to enforce laws amid a chaotic game day. Simeon Trazier and Justice’s powers are cited, with Marshal Huber and warrants mentioned in a disorderly scene.
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Simeon Trazier
Hisjon
Marshal Huber
Midwest Heat Hits Kansas Crops and Rail Labor Turmoil
Widespread heat damages Kansas crops by half while Chicago molders weigh a Monday strike. Reports of severe weather and unrest ripple from Nebraska towns to St. Louis, with labor actions in Chicago and union steps in Richmond. Post office robbery in Weston, Wisconsin, and a spate of violent incidents across several states are noted, including hangings and assaults.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Richmond Tobacco Trade
National Tobacco Association
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Louis Rampert
Menosha
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Bowlder
Helena
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Flat Top Coal Land Association
Virginia
West Virginia
United States Steel Corporation
Marion county medical society probes insanity trust cases
A special committee from the Marion county medical society has quietly examined City dispensary doctors for several nights regarding the insanity trust. They plan a public visit to the dispensary on Monday and will publish full findings. Dr. Frank Ferguson chairs the inquiry and seeks testimony from victims like John Ross.
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Marion County Medical Society
Insanity Trust
Frank Ferguson
John Ross
Ferguson
Ohio Democrats Abandon Bryan Platform Call
In Henry Watterson’s editorial from Wriday's Louisville Courier-Journal the Ohio Democratic state convention rejects Bryan and the Kansas City platform. Governors Allen Candler and Hoke Smith back the Ohio platform, urging focus on trusts and imperialism as silver is dropped. Senator A S Clay agrees on conservatism and criticizes bossism and extravagance. ex Representative Trigg predicts his state will follow Columbus. Bryan remains popular, but leaders choose unity over faction.
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Wriday
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bryan
Kansas City
Wie
Allen Candler
Georgia
Hoke Smith
A. S. Clay
Ohio
Candler
Clay
Trigg
Virginia
Columbus
Murderer at Bay Surrounded After Fatal Kentucky Case
Johnnie Martin, accused in the Martha White murder, is trapped at Bennetts Fork with supporters guarding his blind tiger saloon. He preached the victim’s funeral and aides claim Lizzie Russell is with him. In Michigan, Peter Smith is shot dead while riding a rye wagon, triggering search parties. train schedule changes in Indianapolis and elsewhere announced.
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Middlesboro
Johnnie’’ Martin
Martha White
Bennett
Martin
Lizzie Russell
Peter Smith
St. Joseph
Mich
Judge blocks ward 15 election inspectors from denial
Judge Weathers restrains the election commissioners from refusing to issue supplies to ward 15 inspectors. Hawkins & Smith filed suit for the inspectors late Thursday, with a final hearing set for Saturday at 9 a.m. Republicans seek to let the council approve all inspectors, while Democrats argue mayoral approval is needed. The ward 15 case tests the inspector selection process.
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Judge Weathers
Ward 15
Hawkins & Smith
Five Acres of Wheat Burned by Sparks Near Belt Line
About five acres of wheat owned by David Johnson south of the Belt line burned Thursday afternoon after locomotive sparks set the fire. Fire threatened a general outbreak until neighbors, lacking water, battled flames with branches from trees to save the crop.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Fosburg murder case probes jurors record in Berkshire
Pittsfield Massachusetts July 12 The commonwealth outlines an unprecedented move in the Fosburg murder case detailing four state detectives sent from Boston to examine the record of every man on the jury list in the effort to build the prosecution against Robert S Fosburg who is charged with killing his sister.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Robert S. Fosburg
Commonwealth
Boston
City Life Items From Local News Briefs
Various notes report deaths and events including John Huffman 31 of Franklin dying at the insane hospital. Lulu Rider of Kentland died from Alton wreck injuries. Virginia evangelist Harry Maxwell to sing at YMCA meetings during state encampment. E D Thompson 43 a lawyer held insane after seeking an injunction from the telephone company. Panhandle league imposes nine month shop work rule and schedules a free game at Washington Park Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Franklin
Insane Hospital
Indiana Dental College
Wheelworkers’ Union
Standard Wheel Works
Lulu Rider
Kentland
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Norton
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Cr. Nichols
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Clifford Cruck
R. B. Harrison
R. VanCamp
M. J. Scanion
Ruben
F. I.’. McCrea
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F. W. Hornaday
Fragmented Product Price List Entry
A damaged OCR fragment lists waists in white and colored with embroidery, summer corsets, window shades, oil opaques, fringed nets, and tapioca prices per pound. The text is garbled with misread words and inconsistent figures.
Strikes Spread Across U S Cities Amid Labor Tensions
In Cincinnati Lack of funds forces 100 more machinists to return to work while Fort Worth Texas faces a larger strike with about 1000 workers including painters and carpenters idle. Chicago reports a 2,100,000 population, up five percent, in a new city directory. In Yorkville Pennsylvania a saloon robbery ends with one robber killed and another wounded. A Polish student plot case in Thorn West Prussia leads to arrests. Negotiations for an Imperial visit to Italy continue as Franz Josef tightens church ties. Franz Josef declines a Italy visit threatening further diplomatic strains.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Wm. Nolan
Anding
A. M. Palmer
Peter Hoke
Yorkville
Hoke
Thorn
West Prussia
July Suit Sale Highlights Tailored Ladieswear
Fine tailored suits offered at 25.0 and 29.00 with imported materials and taffeta strip stitching. All wash suits for ladies misses and children must be cleared out at sample prices, with reductions up to half price. Remaining stock to move quickly during July reductions.
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