Roosevelt Captures Ohio in Two to One Victory
Ohio voters gave Colonel Roosevelt a two to one statewide win with Taft limited to two Hamilton county districts. Harmon led Wilson in a strong statewide showing as Roosevelt picked up many progressive congress candidates. Cincinnati backed Harmon and re elected Longworth, Roosevelt’s son in law.
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Hamilton County
Mr. Taft
Gov
Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
Columbus
Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Wilson
New Jersey
Brown
Roosevelt Committee
Congress
Laylin
Taft Committee
Cincinnati
Longworth
Deathbed confession clears old Hamden crime mystery
Harvey Nixon confessed on his deathbed in Nelsonville Ohio to killing mine boss Ben McCloud decades ago. George Johnson a Wellston saloon keeper and last man seen with McCloud was convicted on circumstantial evidence and served twelve years in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Hamden
Harvey Nixon
Nelsonville
Ben McCloud
George Johnson
Wellston
Ohio
Johnson
Resolutions by Manufacturers Back a Tariff Commission and More
The National Association of Manufacturers met in New York on May 22 and adopted resolutions urging a permanent non political tariff commission and uniform state laws. They endorsed national bankruptcy laws and welcomed the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. They denounced efforts to exempt labor unions from the Sherman act.
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Resolutions of Manufacturers
New York
National Association of Manufacturers Convention
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
Doctor Held For Practicing Medicine Without Permit
Columbia City Indiana May 22 Dr Ora L Stephenson of Indianapolis arrested on charge of practicing medicine without a permit. He pled guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and then obtained a permit to practice.
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Columbia City
Ind
Ora L Stephenson
Indianapolis
Anthracite Operators and Miners Sign New Agreement
Philadelphia May 22 the anthracite operators and miners have signed the agreement endorsed by the Wilkesbarre convention and mining work will resume at once with no further delay.
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Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Weather snapshot across cities with varying skies
Weather report lists conditions for New York Boston Denver Chicago New Orleans San Francisco Indianapolis Lake Washington and elsewhere. Temperatures range from mid forties to mid eighties with cloudiness and periods of generally fair skies and little temperature change.
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New York
Boston
Denver
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Epee
Indianapolis
Lake
Washington
Roosevelt Says He Would Throw Root Out
Oyster Bay May 22 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt dictated a statement on Harry New’s selection of Senator Root as temporary chairman at the Chicago convention. He says progressives may want a speaker in sympathy with their principles and that the national committee should name a spokesman acceptable to the convention or the convention will substitute its own choice. He cites 1848 precedent with Powell Clayton and Lynch.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Harry New
Senator Root
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
National Committee
Powell Clayton
Lynch
Bank Vault Robbery in Camden Nets Seven Thousand
In Benton county, bold robbers barricaded approaches to the First National Bank of Camden and blew the vault with nitroglycerin. Police blocked six charges, awakening citizens as they forced entry. About $7000 was stolen.
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Nashville
Tenn
First National Bank of
Camden
Benton County
Jewelry valued at $26,000 found in safe box case
New York police recovered jewelry valued at about 26000 from a safe deposit box rented in February by Bert Curtis. Curtis was arrested Saturday night and held in 5000 bail on charges of burglary and possessing burglary tools.
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New York
Bert Curtis
Curtis
War Debt Global Total Reaches 37.6 Billion
TERSE TELEGRAMS report the world war debt at about 37.6 billion dollars. The German Reichstag adjourns to autumn after army and navy bills. An anarchist case in Barcelona ends with a detective stabbed to death amid two Reds. The Countess of Suffolk injured in Charlton Park ride. Cuban authorities say a conspiracy on revolt is suppressed. Two thousand churches are pastorless per a Presbyterian assembly. Methodist conference favors church mergers in weak districts. Germany grows wary of Halkans tensions as the crisis could worsen overnight. Opponents seek to oust General Wood via a joker in the army bill report.
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Solfi
Barcelona
Countess
Suffolk
Margaret Lieter
Chicago
Charlton Park
Presbyterian General Assembly
United States
Methodist General Conference
Germany
Leonard Wood
Army
Wood
Rebel Forces Clash on Border as Texas Rangers Step In
May 22 dispatches describe federals advancing from Torreon clashing with rebel outposts near Hellane, two miles south of Bellany, with battle imminent. In Fabens area, U S troops on the border thwart cross border rebel movement 300 strong near the Rio Grande until Rangers Webster and Moore negotiated a parley. The rebels claim no recognition of U S soldiers as they head toward Guadalupe now under rebel control.
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Texas Rangers
Hammez
Torreon
Hellane
Bellany
Fabens
Tex
el Paso
United States
Che
Rio Grande
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Daugherty
C. H L. Webster
Charles Moore
Guadalupe
Steever
Department of Texas
New York Bankers Refuse Pujo Information Request
New York state banking officials faced a first down refusal as Robert L. Fryer of Fidelity Trust Buffalo and Franklin D. Locke declined to furnish information about their bank to Representative Pujo. Pujo’s request for data from the Fidelity Trust will be awaited with keen interest by New York banks.
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New York
Pujo
Banking and Currency
House of Representatives
Robert L. Fryer
Idelity Trust Company of Buffalo
Franklin D. Locke
Fryer
Poujo
New York State
Hackensack Jail Case Shocks City Father Figures Family Ties
Frank Mokal aged thirty eight was committed by Justice Rohl on a charge of unlawful cohabitation with his sister Barbara aged twenty eight. They have lived together for ten years and have three children. Mokal is a carpenter.
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Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack Jail
Frank Mokal
Justice Rohl
Barbara
Two More Bishops Elected in Methodists
Minneapolis May 22 Drs. T F Henderson of Brooklyn and W O Shepard of Chicago elected new bishops of the Methodist Episcopal conference on the eleventh ballot Henderson 562 Shepard 582. Necessary to elect 524. With Stuntz elected on the first ballot five bishops remain to be chosen.
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Minneapolis, Minn
T. F. Henderson
Brooklyn
W. O. Shepard
Chicago
The
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Dr. Henderson
Dr. Shepard
Stuntz
Presbyterians Back Prohibition Move In Congress
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Louisville endorses congressional legislation to bar interstate liquor shipments into prohibition states or districts, signaling a firm temperance stance. The May 22 report notes the assembly's positive action on the temperance issue.
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Louisville
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Train Kills Arthur Dill Near Jeffersonville Indiana
Arthur Dill aged forty four was instantly killed by a passenger train on the Pennsylvania lines two miles north of Jeffersonville Ind He was walking beside the tracks and turned to cross just in front of the train The accident occurred May 22 and the event is reported from Jeffersonville Indiana
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Arthur
Dill
Pennsylvania Lines
Kokomo Nquor cases decision due next Saturday
Tipton May 22 A decision in the Kokomo Nquor cases will be rendered by Judge Nash next Saturday. Attorneys for the defendants argued the case and a motion to overrule the demurrer was denied by the court.
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Tipton
Ind
Nash
Farmer dies after horse kick in Newcastle
Rochester Ind May 22 Jackson Davis a Newcastle township farmer was kicked to death by a horse. Local authorities reported a fatal rural accident with Davis succumbing to injuries at the scene.
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Rochester
Ind
Jackson Davis
Newcastle Township
Another European Fight With Bandits Near Berlin
At Nauen near Berlin a clash between German bandits and police left one officer and two bandits dead. The robbers fled after a burglary, fired on pursuing officers, and a bandit killed himself or was killed by police. The remaining suspect fled to a forest and died in a subsequent confrontation.
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Berlin
Nauen
Blerceles
Hrédon
Royalty in Fatal Auto Accident Near Mecklenburg Frontier
Copenhagen reports the Duke of Cumberland’s eldest son Prince George killed in a car crash near Mecklenburg while en route to Copenhagen for the king’s funeral. The chamberlain Herr Von Greve also died in the same incident.
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Copenhagen
Duke of Cumberland
Mecklenburg
Herr von Greve
Duke of
Pierceton Marshal Fined for Serving Liquor to Minor
Warsaw Indiana May 2 The town marshal of Pierceton Charles McGinnes paid a 34 dollar 50 cent fine for giving intoxicating liquor to a minor.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles McGinnes
Pierceton
National League contests listed by cities and lineups
The page lists multiple National League games with matchups and player lineups. It includes St Louis versus Philadelphia, Pittsburg versus Boston, Cincinnati versus New York, Chicago versus Brooklyn, New York versus Chicago, Philadelphia versus St Louis, Boston versus Cleveland, and Washington versus Detroit, with rosters and score fragments. It also notes American Association games at Columbus and Kansas City and other minor entries.
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Rhe
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IF Poli
Alexander
Doin
Willis
Harmon
Wingo
Pittsburg
Boston
Brown
Perdue
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Kifmge
Rariden
Camnitz
Leifield
Kelly
Cinccinnati
Rile
New York
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Wiltse
Mesers
Keefe
Humphries
McLean
Chicago
Brooklyn
Rucker, Knetzer
Phelps
Maroney
Needham
Peters
Benz
Mogridge
Lange and
Kuhn
Ford
Sweeney
Rule
Powell, Houck and Stephens
Brown and Lapp
Plank
Morgan and
Egan
RHLE
Cleveland
Grege
Easterly
O'Brien
Nanamaker
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City, & St. Paul
Loutaville
Indianapolis
Owen's Public Health Bill Sparks National Clash
Washington May 22 The Oklahoma senator's plan to enlarge the public health and marine hospital service faces fierce opposition as critics argue it restricts religious freedom and personal medical choices. Congress members praise clerks and debate pensions and tariff issues amid partisan wrangling.
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Oklahoma
Themeslves- Ti Nurcer
Washington
Oklatonia
Department of Health
Publc Health and
Marine Hospital Service
Congress
Flag presentation marks high school memorial in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana May 2 a flag ceremony honored a private memorial at Howard Park along the St Joseph river. Flora Millspaugh and Captain Wallace Foster led the event with the Woman's Relief Corps presenting the memorial flag to the high school where deaf participants assisted in the program and posters highlighted the occasion.
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South Bend
Ind
Flora Millspaugh
Andersen
Wallace Foster
Indiana G. Hs
Indiana G
Woman's Relief Corps
Howard Park
St Joseph River
W. OR
Millspaugh
Pho Fae
Ben
Alexander Meiklejohn Called New Amherst College Head
Alexander Meiklejohn is newly chosen head of Amherst College. He previously served at Brown University and will lead the liberal arts institution.
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Amherst
Sinherst College
Hoootem
Mauschaan of
Pirawaro
Near Collision At Rail Stop In Wammond Ind
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a close call near a train stop in Wammond Indiana. Eyewitnesses report a tense moment as a vehicle or person nearly caused a derailment before the train halted.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Noted Subjects
Fragmented text mentions doctors and issues around treatment and restraint. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, offering little coherent or verifiable facts for a fuller summary. The readable portions hint at medical or procedural topics without concrete events or outcomes.
Marion Authorities Stop Brewery Sales
Marion Indiana May 22 defense Seat ta present the use roars and the muse of Wihigher amd Gapoana inst bark Mills arb itera the court contends over brewery sale and related charges. The article notes a defendant received a thirty day sentence and a $54 fine amid ongoing legal actions.
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Marion
Ind
Wihigher Amd Gapoana
Bark Mills Arbitera
Dn Marcon
Air Feowts Pontinue
Mar Os
Vague tale of suspected poisoning near Bronkyolle farm
A fragment describes bloodhounds tracking a trail near a house belonging to a man living near Bronkyolle. A dog followed a goose path three times. A farmer was questioned after an early tea and a trapipy slept in his barn the previous night.
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Bronkyolle
Fragmentary tale of a violent dispute and injury
Text describes a confrontation in which a woman, reportedly the daughter of Atr and Mrs Jehin Fo Kuhn, and a man sever a finger during a struggle. The fragment mentions a threat to lay a line and a retaliation with a cut to the index finger.
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Jebvuille
Tid
Mas Fo -Abardrerite
Taeovearohl
Atr
Jehin
Kuhn
Louis
Harris Murder Trial in Progress in Rushville
Rushville Indiana man Paul Harris faces murder charges in the death of his mother. He was called in the circuit court this morning as the case moves toward trial amid procedural delays and courtroom pressure.
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Harris
Rushville
Ind
Paul Tarris
Callef
Tamdivo
Unclear OCR fragment about a confession and sheriff
Fragmentary text mentions a confession and a sheriff, with references to bringing a prisoner to Matring Oieors and ongoing search for suspects. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Marien
Arthur Stringer Killed in Home Explosion Tragedy
Arthur Stringer, described as a prominent figure, died in Ningwarea Falls when a stove exploded in his home. His wife and two month old baby were badly injured. the incident occurred on May 22. Police report ongoing investigation into the tragic accident.
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Arthur Stringer
Ningwarea Falls
Rouowellet
Fatal Accident as Man Killed by Field Roller in White River
Andy Smith aged sixty five a prominent landowner in White River township was crushed when he fell beneath a field roller he was seated on. The team he was working with panicked and bolted from the scene.
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Baisersville
Mason
Andy Smith
Smith
White River Township
Local man fires at police chief in Marion incident
In Marion Indiana on May 12 John Vaenw a three peddier attempted to shoot Ren O Phillips chief at pedisco Yee station firing a revolver. The bullet barely struck the chief and Vaenw was captured with three revolvers on his person.
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Marion
Ind
Jobn Vaenw
Ren O Phillips
Pedisco Yee Station
Thousand Tongues Could Not Express The Gratitude
Mrs J F Cox of Joliet Illinois thanks Dr Kings New Discovery for curing her dreadful typhoid pneumonia cough after doctors and other medicines failed. She credits the remedy with saving her life and reducing her coughing to nearly nil. The drug is advertised as reliable for throat and lung ailments with guaranteed bottles priced at 50 cents to 1.00. Trial bottle offered by Knoefer Drug Co.
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Mra J. F. Cox
Joliet
Dr. Kings
Knoefer Drug Co
Death follows stroke suffered by former congressman
Clarence C. Gilhunts, former congressman from Indiana’s Twelfth district, is reported to be in critical condition after a stroke with no hope of recovery. Local observers note his decline despite medical efforts.
Campaign to curb disease amid home cleanliness drive
Edward Katch Jr notes the American Clyde Association's Fly Felting Committee urging a public health push in the Islet area. A four page tract called the Fighter promotes a pest control program, emphasizing sanitation of stables and shelters and citing boy scouts' working examples.
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Amerfcan Clyde Association
Flateh Han
Pts
Coutiley
Market Quotations From Indianapolis to Buffalo Grain and Livestock
Market quotations cover Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and East Buffalo with notes on wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices. It includes a malaria warning and a testimonial praising Electric Hitters for blood cleansing and restored health from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina.
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Indianapolis
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