Accused Schmicks Face Federal Banking Charges
Charles N Schmick and W H Schmick of Leetonia Ohio charged with false bank reports and misapplication. They appeared before U S Commissioner and posted bonds. Bank assets claimed at 275000 may collapse to about half with stockholders liable under double liability law.
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Charles N. Schmick
W. Harry Schmick
Firet National Bank
Leetonia
Cleveland
United States
W. H. Marlatt
J. J. Sullivan
Schmick
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Thomas C. Thomas
W. H. Schmick
Naional Bank of Columbiana, C
W. H. Sechmick
United States Bank
White House New Year reception greets world leaders
President and Mrs Roosevelt host a formal New Year reception at the Executive Mansion. Marines sound the Napoleon clock as diplomacy flows. officials and citizens greet the Roosevelts in a scene of elaborate ceremony and personal handshakes.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Earth
United States
White House
Marine Band
Fairbanks
Baby drinks whisky meant for grandfather dies at three
Catherine Brown, three years old, daughter of P. J. Brown of Youngstown, died after drinking a large amount of whisky she obtained at a saloon for her grandfather. She became intoxicated, then suffered convulsions and died despite medical care.
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Catherine
P. J. Brown
Youngstown
Counterfeiting Ring Nipped in Lima Ohio
Carl Daniels aged 17 and his companions Mittnie Stephenson Perry Daniels and a sister were arrested in Lima Ohio for counterfeiting. Daniels confessed to Prohibition era style rings, naming a prominent local businessman as originator. The group was taken into custody after investigators found evidence of coin production and distribution.
Public conscience urged to strip offenders of trusted posts
In The Evening Post New Year review, Stuyvesant Fish warns that widespread corruption in insurance, railroads, and local traction erodes trust. He notes reform is needed as major figures resist resignation, urging economy, and an awakening public to replace those who abused power.
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United Press
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Evening Post
Fish
New York Legislature Opens Record-Breaking Session
Albany N Y Jan 1 With few absences the 12th New York state legislature opened in a bid to enact sweeping reforms Banking reform and insurance top the agenda with temperance measures expected to dominate the session The Senate session was opened by Lt Gov Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and the assembly organized under Speaker James W Wadsworth Jr the new administration pledging harmony and action on major issues
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Assembly
Archie Baxter
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Wadsworth
Brooklyn tailor shoots burglar and discovers corpse
David Jasse of Brooklyn awoke to burglars in his home and shot at a fleeing man. He found a dead burglar in the hall and was arrested on a technical charge after police captured the other intruder, Thomas Doyne, who refused to identify himself.
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New York
David Jasse
Brooklyn
Thomas Doyne
Jasse
Doyne
Real frost for this burglar in butcher shop cold room
Joseph Foley a suspected burglar was found unconscious and frozen in the cold storage room of Klinger and Brothers butcher shop at 570 Second Avenue. He was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition. John Bianchini was arrested after the thieves broke the shop glass while the owner called police.
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New York
Joseph Foley
Klinger and Brothers
Second Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Joseph Klinger
John Bianchini
Klinger
Ana Pras
Foley
Consciou
Plate throwing leads to nominal fine after quarrel
A hearing in which John Schuler accused Andy Weber of assault and battery resulted in Weber paying a nominal fine. The dispute began at the Weber home on Scioto street during a verbal argument over a question, escalating to Weber allegedly throwing a plate.
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Andy Weber
Alderman Mayne
John Schuler
Weber
Schuler
Scioto Street
Weber Ian Re
Tate
Schulers Anato
Troops Remain on Ward as Patrol Wagon Absent
In Goldfield Nevada local dispatch reports troops stationed on the ward with no patrol wagon available. The terse notice notes mobilization status and ongoing security posture amid limited transport.
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Chaee As
Ward
Old Soldier Drugged and Robbed on Pennsylvania Train
James Smith, 65, inmate of the Soldiers' Home in Dayton Ohio, was drugged and robbed of $26 while traveling on a Pennsylvania railway train between Dayton and Youngstown. He was on furlough en route to McKeesport to visit relatives. two men in the smoking car gave him whisky he said was drugged.
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James Smith
Dayton
Youngstown
Smith
McKeesport
New Year Fight Breaks Out On Mill Street
At the start of 1908 on South Mill Street police arrested Albert Williams and R L Robinson after a free-for-all brawl. Robinson was badly injured with cuts, Williams also hurt. Officers Deskin and Tidball placed them in the lockup on assault charges.
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Albert Williams
R. L. Robinson
South Mill Street
Water Street
Robinson
Williams
Deskin
Tidball
Illiams
Robin
Prospects Rise As Mills Prepare To Restart and Trade Looks Up
The article notes a favorable outlook as tin mills resume next week followed by rising industrial activity. Merchants plan large stock orders for the year and real estate agents report strong interest in inner city property and small farms near the city. Citizens seek productive farming, gardening and poultry ventures amid improving markets.
Clark Inspects Shenango River Water Supply
Captain James M. Clark of the state health department conducted a tour of inspection along the Shenango river from South Sharon to Sharon. He will continue investigations for several weeks and seeks citizen cooperation as he reports to State Health Commissioner Dixon. He notes pollution and urges boiling drinking water to prevent typhoid. findings aim to improve community health.
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James M. Clark
New Castle
State Health Department of
Harrisburg
South Sharon
Sharon
Shenango River
Dixon
Clark
Fire destroys S E Good barn and contents at Hamilton and Denver
A fire of incendiary origin destroyed the stable of S E Good at the corner of Hamilton street and Denver avenue shortly before 7 PM on Tuesday. It spread to the adjoining pop making establishment of W Cameron and threatened neighboring property. Neighbors aided in saving buildings. one cow perished and over two tons of hay plus implements were lost. Estimated damage $759, with about $150 insured.
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S. E. Good
Hamilton Street
Denver Avenue
Good
Chief Connery
Fifth Ward
W. Cameron
Texas Coal Mine Blast Adds To 1907 Fatalities
El Paso report lists Bernard mine at Carthage New Mexico where rescuers search five miners believed trapped after a blast. Five dead and five seriously injured recovered. death toll may rise as company records are checked. Explosion caused by coal dust ignition from a wind shot.
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Texas
United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Bernard
Carthage Fuel Company
Carthage
N. M
Banner Year In Butler County Field
Butler County field marked a notable year as activity rose despite earlier export oil and gas forecasts. The Petersville and Fenelton meetings helped boost the sector, turning the past 12 months into a banner year for the local oil and gas industry.
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Butler CO
Butler County
Ers
Petersville
Fenelton - Meet
Explosion wrecks Bourse of Rome in temple collapse
An explosion at the Temple of Neptune in Rome damaged the ancient stock exchange, injuring about 20 people. Police suspect gas or a bomb, but no conclusive cause is named as clerks worked inside after the blast near the Forum of Agrippa.
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United Press
Rome
Neptune
Stock Exchange
Hardran
Agrippa
Reception Given Wampum Masons on Monday Night
Wampum Masons were tendered a reception Monday night at the Wampum House. The event featured a full turkey dinner with trims and included several out of town guests such as Rush Clark of Leesville Ohio and C G Ender of Pittsburgh. Local guests at Wampum included Thomas Harris C Repman C M Parshall John Newsle Dr George H Medard David McDonald James Stiglitz Dr Wagner Charles Miles Edward Snare and John H Conn.
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Wampum
Wamum House
Rush Clark
Leesville
C. G. Ender
Pittsburg
Thomas Harris
C. Repman
C. M. Parshall
John Newsle
George H. Medard
David McDonald
James Stiglitz
Dr. Wagner
Charles Miles
Edward Snare
John H. Conn
Man who killed wife and self to be buried
W. Van Busch, the axorcide and suicide, will be buried in Oakwood cemetery this week as no relatives claim the body. Mrs Jennie Busch of Marlboro New York declines responsibility saying he left her ten years ago with four children. He had a second wife whom he married 16 months ago.
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Sharon
W. van Busch
Oakwood Cemetery
Jennie Busch
Marlboro
N. Y
Ohio Exposition Costs for Jamestown Exhibit
Columbus Ohio January 1 The Ohio commission reports a 5000 dollar balance and hopes to return 75000 dollars given to make a state exhibit The hopes include options to reacquire the site of the Ohio building from the bankrupt exposition company Ohio kept its building ready at the opening and remained open through the close.
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Columbus
Ohio Commission
Jamestown Commission
Ohio
Arrest of Williams linked suspect in Fifth Ward
Officer Eberle made an important arrest in the Fifth Ward yesterday afternoon capturing a man who gave the name Williams. The suspect is alleged to have associated with a person named John Peace in a suspected prior incident.
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Eberle
Williams
John Peace
Wis Acre Hentne
Is Prohibition Unconstitutional in Georgia Case
A bill was filed in the United States circuit court asking that the Georgia prohibition law be declared unconstitutional. Judge Newman will rule likely tomorrow as to the outcome. The move foregoes a temporary injunction, with Georgia having gone dry the night before amid outside interference.
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Atlanta
United States Circuit Court
Georgia
Newman
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