Talbot Shot in Self Defense Sparks Bradley Mine Case
Two $10,000 damage suits filed in Common Pleas Court seek damages for the death of Frank Klinasara and injuries to James Bertram after the Bradley mine shooting on July 1. United States Coal Company guards blamed. officials say Talbott acted in self defense and operations paused. Probate Court appoints administrators for Klinasara and Bertram. Sheriff plans 15 deputies at Bradley mines to keep peace. Willard predicts guards will be treated with miners’ indifference. no immediate resumption of mining.
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Common Pleas Court
Bradley Mine
Frank Klinasara
James Bertram
United States
Berram
John W. Porter
Mne
Dic Rogers
P. P. Lewis
Bradley
Wilard
H. EB. Willard
United States Coal Company
Talbott
Bradley Mines
Steamer Quincy Sunk on the Mississippi
Winona Minnesota July 12 The steamer Quincy ran onto a sand bar on the Mississippi near Trempealeau. No lives lost though about two hundred passengers were aboard and fifty marooned on shore. Panic erupted as negro roustabouts seized life preservers and passengers fled to upper decks during the sinking. A rescue steamer arrived and life-saving boats ferried people to safety.
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Winona
Mifin
Quincy Ifes
Trempealeau
Mississippi River
Quincy
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wis
Quincey
Justice to Dreyfus after twelve years in exile
Paris reports the court martial verdict against Captain Alfred Dreyfus, convicted of betraying French army secrets, was annulled by the court of cessation. The ruling declares no crime remains, clears his honor, and paves the way for reinstatement with rank of major. no indemnity is granted.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Germany
Sarrien
Council of Ministers
Picquart
Eight Killed as Bus Overturns on Steep English Hill
Eight people died and many were injured when a motor omnibus overturned on Handcross hill en route to Brighton. The crash buried passengers. two were dying and sixteen seriously hurt. Four passengers were aboard. Brakes failed, authorities report.
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London
Brighton
Handcross Hill
England
Justice Department to Probe Ohio Marshal Fagin Case
Washington reports both the Department of Justice and the Civil Service Commission will act amid a slate of charges against Vivian J. Fagin United States Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio based in Cincinnati. Accusations range from pernicious activity to assault and battery tied to political conflicts. Fagin visited Washington to resign claiming limits on pursuing political foes but withdrew the move at the Attorney General's request.
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Washington
Department of Justice and
Civil Service Commission
Vivian J. Fagin
United States
District of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fagin
Gore
Admiral Dead as Black Sea Fleet Chief Falls to Assassin
Sevastopol reports Vice Admiral Chuknin commander of the Black Sea fleet was shot by a sailor yesterday and died this morning. The incident occurred in Sevastopol with the naval command stating the death ends the case. The events unfold amid heightened tensions in the region and ongoing security concerns within the fleet.
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Sevastopol
Russia
Chuknin
Black Sea
Town Burned as Lynnville Fire Destroys Twenty Two Buildings
Boonville Indiana July 12. A night fire wiped out Lynnville a town of about 1000 residents. Twenty two buildings burned with an estimated loss of 200 900 dollars. Local authorities and volunteers battled the blaze, with several structures left as charred ruins.
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Boonville
Ind
Lynnville
Grain Market Prices in Chicago July 12
Wheat 78 cents, corn 52 1 2 cents, oats 86 cents, pork 17.57 dollars.
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Chicago
Conductor Riggs Commits Suicide in Jail
Nathan M. Riggs, a Northwestern Road conductor, was charged with the murder of Miss Millie Ellison at the National Hotel in Minneapolis. He died by suicide in his jail cell after midnight at Flrey, secret weapon details remain a mystery as police note the description matches Riggs.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nathan M. Riggs
Elroy
Millie Ellison
Midnigth
Flrey
Riggs
Indictments Against Washington Ice Trust Filed
Washington July 12 a federal grand jury indicted the local ice trust under the Sherman act charging conspiracy in restraint of trade and competition. The probe arose from fears of a local ice famine.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Grand Jury
Ice Trust
Stiles Granted 60 Day Reprieve by Governor Harris
Columbus July 12 Gov Harris granted a sixty days reprieve to Butler Stiles who was to die in the electric chair at the penitentiary tonight The pardon board will review the case on its merits August 30 with the question of clemency to be decided.
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Columbus
Republicans Split at Jamestown North Dakota Convention
The Republican State convention in Jamestown on July 12 features a split in the party between the regulars led by current administration and insurgents led by former congressmen Spalding Johnson and others. The July primary validated both sides, ensuring a pitched fight on the convention floor for state office nominations.
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Jamestown
N. D
Republican Party
North Dakota
Spalding
Johnson
Devine
White
Wreckers Spike Switch Causing Fatal Train Crash in Indiana
A freight wreck on the Southern railroad near Petersburg Indiana on July 12 killed the engineer fireman and brakeman and injured two others. Detectives pursue suspects as bloodhounds track possible train wreckers amid railroad strike tensions and local mob activity surrounding the incident.
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Petersburg
Ind
Southern Railroad
Here
Hartje Letters and Weather Reports Shape Hartje Case
Government weather reports will figure in the Hartje divorce case as experts dissect 40 letters found in a refuse pile. Bank cashiers assessed the exhibits and jurists weigh handwriting standards amid claims of patchwork fragments and strengthened words. The latest theory ties the letters to a friend rather than a trunk theft, with further sensational testimony anticipated.
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Hartje State
Watron & Freeman
Hartje
Robd
Madine
Tom Madine
Mr. Martie
Schenley Park
Hartie
Vasbinder Refuses Role to Become Permanent Manager
The Steubenville club held a noon directors meeting to discuss restructuring and new leadership. Key actions included appointing Jager as catcher, Kilheffer joining with a money package, and several players changing teams, including Vasbinder and Fennell, as the roster shifts continue amid a heavy pitching rotation and schedule disputes with the PCM League.
Conference ing Hearing of Guards on Murder Charge Will Come Up Friday at Smithfield
Vice President Briggs of the United Mine Workers visits Adena for the Nick Philipps trespassing case before Justice McLaughlin, with lawyer Ki. EB. Erckine. Briggs also plans to attend Captain Talbott’s trial Friday in Smithfield with interpreters and miners’ officials. The miners and operators’ conference at Canton adjourned to morning. settlement believed near though not immediate. The strike benefits are being paid by District VP James Briges and officials, with coverage across Wabash, C&P, and B&C divisions.
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Briggs
United Mine Workers
Adena
Nick Philipps
Rebel Coal Company
Justice McLaughlin
Ki. EB. Erckine
Steubenville
Smithfield
Messrs. Tblomnek
Buzzi
Reno
John Zelenka
Talbott
Ewards
United States Coal Company
Cleveland
Canton
Fifth
Ohio
James Briges
John Plotnek
Vicar Buzzi
John Reno
Robbery Try Fails to Hit As Store on South Fourth Targeted
An affidavit by Tom Boffi in Mayor Scott's court says Frank Argero fired a revolver toward Boffi on High Street but the shot missed. Argero faces shooting to wound charges after a night arrest and bond set for a hearing. The crime stemmed from an earlier July 9 incident, with no charges filed until last night. Separately, John Maloney, who cut off the tails of his coat in the city jail claiming four Masons pursued him, was discharged after recovery. A store robbery at Miss McLanehlin on South Fourth involved a $50 drawer theft while the sisters stood nearby. a prior unrelated money-change incident is noted.
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Tom Boffi
Scott
Frank Argero
Boffl
Argero
Bend
High Street
John Maloney
John
South Sixth Street
South Fourth Street
Misses McLanehlin
East Liverpool Harness Meet Sets New Track Pace Records
At East Liverpool yester day Birdie B. clocked 2:11% in the 2:12 pace, beating prior track marks. Ted R. finished third in the 2:24 trot. Leland B. won with Donna H. second. Maxwood won the 2:21 pace while Sweet Adalene and Pilot Wilkes placed. Birdie R. won the 2:12 pace in straight heats with Lady Miller and Barney L. in nearby spots.
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East Liverpool
Birdie B
Gray Ghost
E. F. Morgan
Wendogia
Ohio
McLean
Ted R
J. G. Burns
Leland B
Donna H
Maxwood
Sweet Adalene
Pilot Wilkes
Birdie R
Lady Miller
Barney L
Fire damages kitchen ceiling. Mrs Snyder burned
Noon fire at George Snyder’s home on North Eight Street started in the kitchen ceiling near the chimney. Firemen reported very little damage but Mrs Snyder burned her hand severely while trying to extinguish the blaze.
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George Snyder
North Eight Street
Dam Gee
Mra
Snyder
Coal Lands Seized West of Salineville for New Mines
Hetherington Bros and Matthew Smith of Salineville have bought several hundred acres of coal land west of Salineville in Carroll County and will open new strip vein mines. They purchased land from Samuel Tobano for a tipple and buildings, with a switch from the Salineville railroad to the mine about a quarter mile away. The area includes thousands of acres of strip vein coal averaging over three feet high, enriching local farmers. Hetheringtons formerly ran the Sterling mine west of the village.
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Hetherington
Hetherington Bros
Sterling
Dohrman Sinclair Files Acceptance of Wellsburg Franchise
Dohrman Sinclair from Steubenville filed his acceptance of the franchise granted to TriState Traction Company granting right of way over a Wellsburg street. The acceptance requires a five cent fare to Follansbee by August first.
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Dohrman Sinclair
Steubenville
TriState Traction Company
Welsburg
Follansbee
Wellsburg Herald
Ohio Fair Forecast Tonight and Friday
The Weather Bureau reports fair conditions across Ohio tonight and into Friday. Warmer daytime temperatures expected with light winds. Dry conditions likely, though isolated clouds may form in the late afternoon. No significant precipitation anticipated. Local temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 80s across regions.
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Self
Mississippi
J. C. Mass
St. Paul
Goming
Viv Fagin
Department of Justice and Civil Ser
Tigate
Assassin's
Twen
Ton
D. C
Stiles
Can
Didates
Indiana
Firemar
Hartie Letters
Woman Story
Stiey
Vasbinder
Zink
Jager
Enidie Lee
State East
Kilheffer
Kilheffer East
Liverpool
Pat Eastley
Pat
Steller
Fennell
Altoona
Westinghouse Creek
Pittsburg
Cal Vasdinder
Stetler
Stétler
Cal
Potters
The
Links
Piedmont
Potter
Butler
Troy
Oil City
Tom Vasbinder
Cadiz
Smith
Murray
Monongahela Valley
Schaefer
Lancaster
Steubs
Rarey Parsons
Warner
Auy
South Fourth
Bobbi. Street
PACE
Ted B
East Liver
Coal Lands
Lineville
Wells
Burg
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