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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1906

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Stolen Goods in Suitcase Tied to Slaying Case

A Columbus gunman, paroled from Mansfield reform school, killed town marshal George Basore in a race riot after Basore arrested him at the traction station. White and two women fled toward Springfield. the mob attempted to lynch him at Lebanon jail. Other items note a Hamilton vote dispute, a Columbus court alimony case, and train wrecks in Lima.

Franklin George Basore George White White Lebanon Carlisle Basore Hamilton Springfeld Ytia Mansfield Reformatory Columbus

Trio Taken In After Pittsburg Fight Over Forgery Charge

In Pittsburg Oct 30 E E Clark of Columbus and two women Miss Nellie Howard and Mrs Daisy Robinson were arrested after a clash with detectives. Clark faced forgery charges while the women were held as suspicious persons. a fourth man, Harry Harvey, escaped. The group arrived days earlier with Clark claiming a $10,000 Columbus bank balance and planned amusement ventures. a check for 500 was deposited then 200 withdrawn before disappearing. Police overpowered Clark who drew a revolver.

Pittsburg E. E. Clark Columbus Nellie Howard Daisy Robinson Clark Harry Harvey Merchants’ Savings and Trust Company York

Police Blamed for Atlanta Riots in Fulton Grand Jury Report

The Fulton county grand jury criticizes Atlanta police for failing to confront the mob at the start of the Sept. 22 riots. It notes bravery by some officers later but urges stronger preventive action and race cooperation. The panel convicts George W. Blackstock of assault with intent to murder a Black woman, and a special term opens for 40 Negro defendants accused in the murder of Officer James Heard.

Atlanta Fulton County George W. Blackstock Blackstock James Heard

Rebel Bands Cuba Not Yet Completely Pacified

Major Theodore P. Kane reports an uprising near Cienfuegos prompting guards at city entrances. In Camao he dispersed 160 ex insurgents led by Colonel Toledo and warned others to disband. Similar threats near Sancti Spiritus and Matanzas surface amid Cuban treasury debt notes.

Cuba Seland Havana Theodore P. Kane Cienfuegos Camao Toledo Major Kane Sencti Spiritus Matanzas Magoon Senate House of Representatives Republic Army of Liberation

Court of Appeals Upholds Independence League Ballot Rights

The New York Court of Appeals affirms the Independence League of New York City may nominate by multiple petitions and that judicial nominations follow the first filed certificate. The ruling, issued after a special session at 11 15 p m Tuesday night, also allows the Independence League to designate its own candidates.

Court of Appeals Albany N. Y Independence League of New York City Independence League

Wreck Victims Raise Death Toll in Thoroughfare Crash

Coroner Gaskill confirms additional bodies found under the central bridge car. Official dead rise to 51 identified and 54 recovered, with four more believed missing for a total of 58. Train carried at least 91 aboard including 76 Camden through passengers. Investigation could determine if Pennsylvania Railroad must rebuild the bridge.

Jener Bmantic City N. J Gaskill Tthe Bridge Camden Pleasantville Pennsylvania Railroad

Indians Intrenched Fight Likely as Cavalry Massing

A telegraph from Arvada Wyoming says renegade Utes hold a strong hill position while Tenth and Sixth cavalry reconnoiter prepared to close in. Troops aim to force surrender with show of force, not bloodshed. Utes refuse to acknowledge surrender citing Utah return fears. Panic reported in Moorhead as women and children flee. ranches fortified.

Billings Mont Arvada Wyc Tenth Sixth Cavalry Utah Cheyenne Gillette

School Board Data on Segregation for Metcalf Visit

Board of education members prepare data on white and Japanese student segregation to present to Secretary Metcalf in San Francisco as representative of President Roosevelt. Japanese and Korean leaders will argue the board cannot legally admit Japanese in white schools, citing state law.

Metcalf San Francisco Board of Education Department of Commerce and Labor Roosevelt

Confucius Quote On Prosperity And Virtue

A concise quotation emphasizes that in a state economy wealth is not true prosperity. true prosperity lies in righteousness and moral governance. The remark frames prosperity as ethical, aligning wealth with virtuous leadership and just practice.

Treasury Cash Account Shows Bigger Balance and Gold Stock

The 1906 annual report by United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat notes a rising gold stock and an overall money supply increase. Gold coin and bullion rose to 807 million, with total monetary stock near 3.07 billion and a 25.7 million surplus for 1906. The report highlights large gold imports and bank deposits aiding liquidity.

United States Thera Washington Secretary of Treasury Charles H. Treat Treasury National Bank Unft General Fund

Texas Will Not Surrender Revolutionists to Mexico

Governor Lanham said Mexican revolutionists jailed at Del Rio on the Texas border will not be turned over to Mexico until their Texas cases are resolved. Extradition papers exist, but these men will be arraigned in Texas first and cases set for hearing in November at Del Rio.

Texas Mexico Austin Tex Lanham del Rio

Fairbanks Returns to Indianapolis for Indiana Campaign

Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks, back in his home city after a western tour, began a four day Indiana swing with a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall. He introduced John L Griffiths, who spoke over two hours and drew strong cheers for linking the vice presidency to the 1908 election.

Fairbanks Indianapolis Ind Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana Tomlinson Hall John L Griffiths United States Liverpool Griffith

Canal Commission Seeks 25 Million Dollar Panama Budget

The Isthmian Canal Commission proposes an appropriation of 25,406,258.78 dollars for Panama Canal work in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908. This follows 25,456,415.08 dollars allocated for the prior year ending June 20, 1907.

Canal Washington The Isthmian Canal Commission Panama Canal

Reds Rounded By Police At Anarchist Meeting

Emma Goldman among ten arrests at New York anarchist gathering. Julius Edelson charged with inciting to riot. others with disorderly conduct. Crowds shouted anti police slogans as police moved to seize speakers.

Boma Goldman New York Emma Goldman Julius Edelson Sarresta Edelson

Train Fatalities and Violent Incidents Across States

Multiple brief items report fatalities and crimes: Daniel Oper and C. W. Beatty fatally struck by a train near Sandusky Ohio. Mrs. John Buner killed on a track in Miamisburg Ohio. An attempted bombing on a B and O bridge at Youngstown failed, with attackers fleeing. Clifford Howe convicted of perjury in Pittsburgh. A Marked Tree mayor shot and wounded. Norton at large with lynching pursuit. A duel in Mississippi ends with two dead. Indictments quashed in a railway and oil rebate case. White men organize in Fayette county Tennessee amid militia fears. Florist leader J. L. Dillon killed by a freight train in East Bloomsburg. Additional items include stock phrases and a joke exchange.

Daniel Oper C. W. Beatty Usar Sandusky John Buner Miamisburg Youngstown Clifford Howe Augustus Hartje Pittsburg N. J. Hazel Marked Tree Ark Norton Ryan L. A. Wright L’argent Miss W. Breland White Men’s League Nashville Tenn Fayette County Tennessee Somerville Scranton J. L Dillon Bloomsburg Florists United States National Florists’ Association East Bloomsburg Pennsylvania

Grain and Livestock Market Report Summary

Commodity quotes from Chicago to New York show cattle, hogs, sheep and calves with varying grades and prices. Highlights include Chicago buyers pushing cattle from common to prime ranges at 2.40 to 7.30 per unit, hogs from 5.50 to 6.60, and wheat and corn bids across several grades. regional notes include East Buffalo and Pittsburg values for cattle, sheep, calves, and hogs, plus Wheat No.2 red and corn No.2 mixed prices in multiple markets.

Chicago Pittsburg Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Delaine Kentucky Indiana Toledo Lima New York

Garber and Finley Push Endless Campaign Fund Scheme

A Cincinnati Times Star editorial notes Democratic Congressman Garber and State Committee secretary Finley solicit funds with a nationwide circular. The piece casts the drive as an endless chain of patronage and machine politics aimed at securing four Ohio state offices and perpetual elections, while mocking the scare of a buried life. A joke dialogue at the end recalls a patient fearing burial and a doctor promising safety.

Garber Arvey C. Garber W. L. Finley Tom Johnson Democratic State Executive Committee Gin ‘Cindati Anybdy Cincinnati Lincoln House of Refuge Finley Ohio Down Cincinnati Times Star

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