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Newspaper

Marion Weekly Star

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

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Boston bandits hunted after deadly cemetery shootout

A trio of bandits held a Jamaica Plain saloon, killed a watchman, wounded several others, and fled into Forest Hills cemetery. Police surrounded the area at dawn. a “big Yege” bandit was killed after a long exchange of fire. One suspect was cleared by police and released. Edmundo Gutman identified as the dead gunman.

Franklin park Boston Mass Forest Hills cemetery Frank J. Drake Jamaica Plains Herbert Knox Edmund P. Ingliss Patrick McGlynn Edward McMahon Thomas Thompson Michael Flynn John Monahan Fredrick W. Copithorn Martin Garrity Hdna J. Carr John H. Wightman bluecoats Hugh McDougal Boson Elevated railroad beon Edmundo Gutman

Taxicab Starter Awarded $50 for Found $10,000

New York July 238 William Sanford a taxicab starter at the Hotel Knickerbocker received $50 as a reward for returning $10,000 found by Julius Fleischer a manufacturer who had drawn the money from a barn to complete a real estate deal Fleischer lost the funds after leaving the hotel Sanford reported the roll to the clerk and Fleischer recovered it.

New York William Sanford Knickerbocker Julius Fleischer Fleischer Sanford

Quebec Ter Centenary Pageant Opens With Champlain Arrival

Crowds cheered as the Prince of Wales left the citadel to greet officers of British French and American ships. A Reeves procession reenacted Champlain’s landing on Don de Dieu and the habitation de Quebec structure as part of the Ter Centenary ceremonies. A dinner at the citadel followed for the prince.

Quebec Simmuel de Champlain Habitation_ de Quebec Prince of Wales Northwest mounted police Bobs Lord Roberts King’s wharf prince Admiral Gurzon-Howe Exmouth Jauregsberry New Hampshire Chateau Frontenac Saimuel de Champlain explorer Quebec harbor Hahbjitation de Quebec

Murder and robbery suspect confesses to aunt killing

August Eberhardt admits murdering his aunt Mrs Ottillie Eberhardt near Rochelle Park and robbing her of 2500 dollars, after being wounded in the leg and fleeing to the mountains. He leads officers to the hidden money, says his cousin Ophelia witnessed events, claims self defense.

Talinns Paterson N. J Imberhardt Ottillie Eberhardt Coalsburg New Jersey Eberhardt theoney Rochelle park D. LaRue Cook LaRue Gus Eberhardt Preakness mountains Ophelia Hackensack Lla James Carroll Dunn Koester Patterson Ellen McCann McCain

Get Rich Quick Firms Indicted in Federal Grift Case

A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted twenty-nine alleged get rich quick concerns for using the mails to defraud clients of five million dollars. The panel also charged twenty eight white slave indictments and two against the Illinois Central and Rock Island railroads for anti pass violations.

Chicago federal grand jury today Illinois Central Rock Island

Indictment Looms In Gould False-Swearing Case

New York July 23 At the Tombs court Mrs Ben Teal wife of Charles Frohman's general stage manager Julia Fleming and Harry Maussey a private detective face charges of attempting to induce Mabel McCausland to swear falsely that she saw Frank Jay Gould in the apartments of Bessie De Voe. Gould's lawyers say they have statements from Mrs Teal's former home in St Paul and from Frances Hale a Motel Lincoln hairdresser. Nova Scotia witnesses who described incidents during Gould's Ports visit may affect proceedings as witnesses depart. Bessie De Voe has disappeared but plans to testify remain.

Teal New York Tombs court Ben Teal Charles Frohman Julia Fleming Harry Maussey Mabel McCausland Frank Jay Gould Bessie De Voe Broadway Gould St. Paul McCausland

Hanson Will Be Asked to Resign at Athens Hospital

Columbus July 23 unannounced developments report Dr J B Hanson superintendent of the Athens state hospital will be asked to tender his resignation. This follows a conference at the Hartman hotel between Governor Harris and Athens Institution trustees. The sole charge is lack of executive ability. Dr B W H Rorick, late superintendent at Columbus Feeble minded Youth Institution, is mentioned as a possible successor.

Rorick Athens Hospital Columbus Uniapa I Dr. J Hanson Athens state hospital Hartman hotel Warris Athens Institution B. WH. Rorick state institution J. L. Carpenter Constantinople Monastis Uiat Meheemmed Reshad Golts Pasha Macedonia

Evans Son Strikes Superior on Georgia Aboard

Honolulu July 23 Lieutenant Frank Evans son of Wighting Tob Evans knocked down Lieutenant Commander J. S. Carter of the battleship Georgia in a fist fight aboard the Georgia Tuesday night. A report to the navy department is expected as officers of the Atlantic fleet seek to suppress the affair.

Honolulu Frank Tvans Tob” Evans J. S. Carter Georgia navy department Evans Carter Atlantic the Evang

President Roosevelt Returns to Oyster Bay After Newport Visit

President Roosevelt and his party arrived at Oyster Bay on the Mayflower this morning from Newport. This afternoon he will confer with Taft regarding the acceptance speech, with Secretary Root joining the discussion.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Newport Taft Root

Olympic 400 meters final crowds clash in London

The 400 meters final at the London Olympic Games sparked a riotous crowd reaction after accusations that John Carpenter and Robbins fouled Lieutenant Haswellie. The judges later disqualified Carpenter for alleged fouling, with Robbing and Taylor set to race again. English papers fret over Anglo American tensions as Britain trails in points.

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