Aunt Killed by Nephew in Ver Million Township Shooting
Mrs. Janes H. Reed, 60, of Sandusky Ohio, visiting in Ver million township Sandusky County, was shot dead by her nephew Louis Smith. After Mrs Reed quietly left and returned to the room, Smith fired through a window with a shotgun, killing her instantly and collapsing afterward.
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Janes H. Reed
Sandusky
Ohio
Louis Smith
Smith
Vermillion ‘Township
Sandusky County
Reed
Janesville Council Supports Public School Lovers Policy
The Janesville council after a long discussion supports a policy allowing couples to kiss on public school steps. Alderman Edwaard Connell, the only unmarried member, championed the measure saying he once was a boy who understood the desire but opposed excessive kissing that might disturb neighbors. He argued a modest display could occur without fear of police interference.
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Janesville
Wis
Edwaard Connell
Aldermat Connell
Fire devastates Ballanore and Ohio grain elevator and Woodward mill
A blaze destroyed the Ballanore and Ohio Railroad grain elevator and the four story Wood, Woolward & Co flouring mill in Philadelphia. One man Harry McWilliams died burning on the roof and five others including John G. Lyons and Jam el Murphy were severely injured by falling walls. Loss estimated at 2004K.
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Ballanore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wood, Woolward & Co
Philadelphia
Harry McWilliams
Woodward
John GB. Lyons
Jamel Murphy
Gustav D.grinow
John Burns
John Ifyers
Roosevelt
White House
Marcus
Buffalo
Burdick
Edwin J. Burdick
Girard Avenue
James Rowan
Leslie A. Heim
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rohrerstown
Thomas Bechtel
Ahentown
Mabel
George Sherman
Cleveland
W.E. Sherman
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Universalist Church
Washington
S. E. Perham
Maine
John Mark
Lake Erie
Kelley's Island
Marblehead
New York
Cortelyou
Ofhers
John Larner
Catherine Eddy
Yonkers
N. Y
Wes
New York Central Railroad
Reddy
Watson Plans Racing Schooner For Trans Atlantic Race
George L. Watson estimates the cost of building a new racing schooner. The design aims for readiness for the trans Atlantic race won by Emperor William. The report notes guarded ownership of the new yacht and hints at unnamed backlash in the coverage.
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George L. Watson
William
Tragic double tragedy at Chicago home shocks city
Norace L. Gireen and wife were found dead in bed from asphyxiation in Chicago. The publisher of Pre Thought Magazine was a victim, with a years old spouse present. Police suspect double suicide caused by a partially open gas jet.
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Norace L. Gireen
Chicago
Creen
Pre: Thought
Tle Wes
Woman sued official shot in Vincennes burglary
Enutie the secretary of the Vincennes Distillery Company was shot and killed in his Vincennes Indiana home by a burglar. He had recovered from prior injuries and police report the killer fled the scene.
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Wmn. Hi
Collision sinks Tokai Maru in Hakodate waters
Cablegram from Yokohama reports a collision in Hakodate harbor between steamers Progress and Tokai Maru of the Hussian Yushen Kaisha line. Tokai Maru sank. of 100 passengers and crew aboard, 56 were saved.
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Yokohama
Hakodate
Japan
Hussian Yushen Kaisha Company
Progress
Tokai-Maru
Tokai- Maru
Roaring Creek Burns as Forest Fires Ravage WV Region
Destructive fires sweep Roaring Creek W V and neighboring areas. Fires rage near Womelsdorf and Kingsville and within the middle fork forests. Farm and lumber interests suffer extensive damage across the section.
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Roaring Creek
W.va
Womelsdorf
Kingsville
Middle Fork
Masqueradera Murder Fatal Hallowe'en Train Tragedy
Miss Maud Alban and Miss Agnes Mc Gary were killed at Elizabethtonwa Pennsylvania while en route to a Hallowe'en party. They were masked and failed to see the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston train.
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Maud Alban
Agnes McGary
Elizabethtonwa
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Steamer Helen M. Gould Sunk Near Madison Indiana
The steamer Helen M. Gould sank at Wise's Landing fifteen miles below Madison Indiana en route to Louisville. No lives were lost.
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Ohio
Helen M. Gould
Louisvile
Wise’s Landing
Madison
Ind
Murderer Cool at Execution in Uniontown Pa
Wm. Hays, a Black man, was executed for the murder of Edward Perkins at Masontown Pennsylvania. He faced the gallows without a tremor and kept his composure as the sentence was carried out at the jail in Uniontown.
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Wm. Hays
Edward Perkins
Masontown
Uniontown
Transatlantic yacht cup plans shift from Lipton to Kaiser
Sir Thomas Lipton withdraws his 1904 trans Atlantic yacht race cup bid and Emperor William is named to block the cup through the New York Yacht Club or the Atlantic Yacht Club.
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Kaiser
Sir Thomas Lipton
Emperor William
New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Pittsburg Prices Regulated as Industry Faces Turmoil
A roundup of 1926 era incidents includes Pittsburgh area production limits to sustain prices by Coke operators, fires destroying shops in Allegheny, and a murder case in Allentown linked to Miss Mabel Bechtel. Also noted: Roosevelt’s birthday, theater fire, and railway accidents across the Northeast.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Pittsburg
American League of Civic” ‘Improvement
Various World Events Highlight Disparate 1905 Dispatches
Prince Adelbert sails East to join German squadron amid changing alliances. Savoyard wreck off Brest with 31 crew lost including captain’s wife and four women. South Wales coal mine owners form a combine with 1,000,000 ton annual output. Cardinal appointments to America debated as Vatican contemplates delays. US minister Beaupre notes Colombian congress progress stalled on canal law. Emperor William wades through bog while deer stalking at Rominten. Philippine friars lower land prices, Taft and Giudo hopeful for sale before Taft’s return. Maritime collision off Hadomate, Progress and Tokai-Maru, 100 aboard. 56 saved. Bluefields fire destroys town end worth $300,000. Russo-Japanese convention drafts approved in Tokyo and St Petersburg awaiting minor changes.
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Alian ‘Millenders
Pocatello
Idaho
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Henry Kissinger
Dayton
Grand Army of the Republic of Ohio
Indiana
J. F. Stanky
Lafayette
W. L. Taylor
Holiday Harvey
Galena-Joplin
Elmer Sauley
Michigan City
Ind
Sauler
James T. Roberts
St. Louis
Lawrence Blair
Frank Blair
Indiana Harbor
Durbin
Fairbanks
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Chicago
Bank of the Chickasaw Nation
Tishomingo
Chicago Lake Street Elevated Railroad Company
Tacomaa- Seattle Interurban
Danse i
Cokuk
Sne and
Sex Arenery
Prague
Baptist Church
Neokuk
Tow
William Morris Stewart
United States
NeVada
Mary Agnes Cone
Atlanta
Senator Stewart
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Amalgamated Copper Company
Miners’ Union
Butte
Mont
Heinze
Claude H. Arbuckle
Gladys Grey
Nome
Cecil
Seattle
Wash
Edward Grogger
John Nash
Kansas City
Nash
Grogger
Joseph Stout
Prince Yee
Corea
Delaware
Ohio
Stout
Prince Adelbert
William
Far East
Brest
South Wales
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
America
Vatican
Beaupre
Bogota
Rominten
Taft
Guido
Hadodate
Japan
Yushen Kaisha Company
Progress
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
Longest Canadian session and rogued parliament in march
The article notes Canada’s parliament was prorogued and began a record-long session on March 12. It also mentions U S Supreme Court ruling a canal is navigable, a Canadian ministerial move toward independence, and various global events from 1903 to 1904 including trials, rail plans, and notable incidents in the Americas.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Canada
Great Britain
Edward
United States
Roosevelt
Spain
H. C. Frick
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jotiners of America
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Pan-American Exposition Company
New York
Cuba
Central American
Yucatan
Lias Toscano
Diaz
Guanajunto
Advance
Montreal
Fort William
Ont
Sault Ste. Marie
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Pittsburg
Washington
Caribbean
Colombia
Darling
Norfolk Navy Yard
Baltimore
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
George Carmack
Sushima River
Charles B. Norris
San Francisco
Mrr. Norris
Leaders in Fifty-Eighth Congress Favor Public School Roots
Washington analysis finds university ties weak among Fifty-eighth Congress members. Of 613 lawmakers, 227 claim college education while 221 report only common schooling or none. Country born lawmakers outnumber city born, and many self-made leaders rely on experience over formal degrees.
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Washington
Congress
Maine
California
Senate
Elouse
United States
Congressional Directory
Pene
South
North
Ohio
Industrial activity rides uneven path amid seasonal shifts
The report notes resumed flour milling in Minneapolis and a busy fall for Minnesota lumber, with Western transport strained by high merchandise volumes. Railway earnings rise 6.2 percent in October while pig iron prices ease. Cancellations outpace new orders as 279 U.S. and 26 Canadian business failures occur.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States
Canada
Mining venture eyed in Routt County for radium ore
The notice mentions a company planned to mine ore for radium in Routt County Colorado. It cites labor and mining context with a ground boss J. J. Childress killed at the Pearl mine in Spurgeon Missouri and notes his age. It also mentions the suicides of Sadie Fitzmorris near Fredonia Kansas and a reference to ex Senator R F P in a clipped 1904 era item.
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International Typographical Union
St. Louis
Routt County
Colo
J. J. Childress
Pearl Mine
Spurgeon
Childress
Sadie Fitzmorris
Fredonia
Kan
Oes Cones
Bradstreet Grain Report Shows Sharp Wheat Export Growth
Wheat exports for the week reach 4,265,080 bushels, up from 2,865,610 last week, with sixteen weeks totaling 49,806,774 bushels. Corn exports this week total 1,509,551 bushels, vs 1,410,412 last week, and sixteen weeks sum to 17,050,537 bushels.
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Bradstreet
Market report of livestock and grain prices across major cities
The bulletin compiles cattle hogs and sheep price ranges and grain quotes from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo markets. Prices show wide spreads with cattle mostly 3.50 to 5.50 per cwt hogs 4.00 to 5.80 and sheep 2.00 to 8.25 with grains including wheat No 2 at 83c to 86c corn No 2 white around 44c to 47c and oats No 2 around 35c to 38c.
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Europe
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
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E. R. Kramer
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Pittsburg and Western Railroad
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Mich
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Lima
William Johknson
St. Louis Trust Companies
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