Yellow journals inflame readers with photos of wrecked Japanese restaurants
A Tokyo dispatch reports that sensational Japanese newspapers publish large photos of San Francisco wrecked eateries and lurid tales of Japanese suffering in California. Editors push anti American sentiment, while Nichi Nichi Shimbun and Hochi Shimbun urge prompt action and negotiations appear stalled as San Francisco troubles attract limited attention amid political campaigns.
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Tokio
Yellow Journals
United States
American Republic
San Francisco
California
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Damage suits target city in U S District Court
Governor Harris attends the dinner. A federal case filed by H R and Annie L Stansberry seeks 10000 each against the City of Steubenville in Columbus. The suit stems from a West Market Street automobile accident involving debris and a pole. Attorneys for both sides traveled for the hearing with officials accompanying.
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H.R
Annie L. Stansberry
Steubenville
United States District Court At
Columbus
E. F. Erskine
Carl Smith
Hlnch McGowan
Fred Stone
P. P. Lewis
Attorney Roberts
Pittsburg
Stansburys
OR. J. Brownlee
Johnny Moran
Board of Service
Simpson
West Market Street
Stansberry
W. C. Quimby
Quimby
Riashintys
Fderal
Inmates Jump From Windows As Rooming House Burns
Detroit residents describe a night fire in a rooming house on June 13. Mrs Annie Roundtree and Robert Abernathy were dying and four others were injured as thirty three inmates leapt to life nets from the third and fourth story windows.
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Detroit
Annie Roundtree
Robert Abernathy
Government Trust's Hold Grows in Powder Industry
Washington June 13 The government plans to file suit soon in Federal Court at Cincinnati seeking dissolution of the powder trust. The petition asserts the trust’s grip on government is so strong it would have to be considered in any war mobilization.
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Washington
Cincimnnati
Powder Trust
Grand jury to hear case of neglected death of 15 year old Waldo Kennel
June 13 Dit Hamilton reports the Coroner says Waldo Kennel died after two weeks illness from criminal neglect. The cases of Nellie Freshman leader of the Christian Science church and parents Alexander and Sara Kennel will be presented to the grand jury.
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Hamilton
Nellie Freshman
Christian Science Church
Alexander and
Sara Kennel
Waldo Kennel
Young Girl Found Dead in Lima Hotel Poisoning
Marie Botkin aged 20 was found dead at St Marys Lima last night from carbolic acid poisoning. Her body lay across the bed with lips burned. A note stated This is the best way out of it. The note was found beside her.
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Lima
Marie Botkin
St. Marys
Strike at Chicago stockyards looms as Monday clash nears
Chicago June 13 A teamsters strike at the stockyards seems almost certain to occur with both packers and labor leaders refusing to yield. Packers warn they will not guarantee meat delivery after Monday. Railroads prepare to handle strike breakers recruited from St. Louis and other southern cities.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Accomplishment of Murderer Harry Orchard at Trial
Boise Idaho June 13 Opium smuggling figures in the Haywood trial unfolded as Richardson sought to show Orchard had motive to kill Governor Stellenberg without orders. Witness testimony traced Orchard movements and alleged financial pressures from Couer de Leon district as his partners prospered.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Richardson
Orchard
Stellenberg
Ple
Couer de Leon
Steuenberg
National Commander Brown Denounces Confederate Gray in Ohio
At a Canton campfire on June 13 National Commander Brown delivered a harsh rebuke of the Confederate gray during a gathering of the Ohio Veterans. The remarks followed talk of an unknown dead Civil War memorial in the South and urged a reunion of the blue and gray with the blue color prevailing. The planned monument features a gray facing, a blue shaft, and a gray cap.
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Canton
Brown
Ohio
South
Knights of Pythias Elect New Ohio Officers
The Ohio Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias at Zanesville installed new officers including Steubenville’s Spence Wallace as Grand Inner Guard and set Columbus as next session site in June. Pythian home directors and grand tribunal appointments were announced, with women’s auxiliary electing officers led by Grand Chief Callie Crater and others.
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Ohio Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Zanesville
Spence Wallice
Steubenville
Grand Lodge
Columbus
J. F. Moore
Bellaire
Pythian
W.T. Bruce
Mr. Gilead
J. C. Kreiger
Cincinnati
Will H. Manner
Women’s Auxiliary
Callie Crater
aCnton
Frances Hardman
Cleveland
Stella Hunt
Springheld
Jennie Meck
Fostoria
Dying Woman and Wounded Man after Cliff Fall at Mill Creek Park
In Youngstown on June 13 Miss Anna Starr aged 21 lies dying while her sweetheart John McKinon is badly injured after a plunge from a sixty foot Mill Creek park cliff. They say they fell during a dash to escape an armed robber.
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Youngstown
Anna Starr
John €. McKinon
Mill Creek Park
State Officer Elected Asks Wider Elk Union Formed
Three of six directors formed for the Tri State Elks Association with representatives from 24 cities in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Harry W. Smith named president, LP Metzgar secretary and treasurer. A regional board will arrange next year’s meeting. cities include East Liverpool Youngstown Salem and Wheeling among others. Judge John M. Cook noted as visitor and Elk for 40 years.
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Elks
Rock Springs
Elks’ Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Harry W. Smith
East Liverpool
Metzgar
Salem
Wellsville
Steubenville
Martin’s Ferry
Bellaire
Niles
Youngstown
Alliance
Massillon
Canfém Ravenna
Warren
Uhrichsville
Coshocton
Zanesos
Allegheny
Beaver Falls
Sharon
New Castle
Moundsville
Wheeling
the News-Review
John M. Cook
Ben R. Little
Local Packet Fares Cut Between Steubenville and Parkersburg
Local packets drop fares to 78 cents between Steubenville and Parkersburg as roving Ohio and West Virginia two-cent rates draw riders. Bessie Smith and H. K. Bedford first to announce reductions with other packets expected to follow. Slower steamboat travel and lower rail fares drive a steady decline in passengers since WV two-cent rate began.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Bessie Smith
H. K. Bedford
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Steubenville
Mrs Lear Elected President of Canton G A R
Mrs Mattie Lear of Cincinnati was elected president of the Women's Relief Corps. A Canton G A R election tallied Rogers of Cleveland 190 Sharer of Alliance 16 and Stewart of Fostoria 125 for Commander on June 13 with one ballot cast this morning.
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Canton
Rogers
Cleveland
Sharer
Alliance
Stewart
Fostoria
Mattie Lear
Cincinnati
Women’s Relief Corps
Franklin Square man shoots self after denied elopement
June 13 in Alliance reports Harold D. Rhodes of Franklin Square shot himself and is dying after Mary Trompson refused to elope with him.
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Alliance
Harold D. Rhodes
Franklin Square
Mary Trompson
Secretary Metcalf Rescued After James River Ordeal
Washington June 13 Secretary Metcalf arrived in Washington after being lost for a day on the James river Virginia aboard a boat and unharmed.
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Washington
Metcalf
James River
Grain Market Report from Chicago Closing Prices
Grain market chatter for Chicago shows wheat at 6154, corn 5244, oats 4234 with closing pork at 15.85 dollars. June 13 to July period notes these commodity quotes and pork price in a concise market update.
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Chicago
Commencement Week Programme At Scio College
The Scio College of Pharmacy and Chemistry schedule includes a Baccalaureate sermon June 18 at 7 30 p m by C W Harshman of Newcomerstown Ohio an alumni board meeting June 19 at 1 30 p m an Alumni Association gathering June 10 at 7 30 p m commencement exercises June 20 at 7 30 p m and an alumni class banquet after the exercises Horace Renick W Dunlap Ohio State Food and Dairy Commissioner will address the graduating class June 20 on Food and Drug Laws and Enforcement.
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Scio College of Pharmacy and Chemistry
C. W. Harshman
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Association
Scio Colleg of Pharmacy and Chemistry
Hor. Renick W. Dunlap
Saloon Altercation Leaves Two Men Taken Into Custody
James Wheaton attacked Sehlwandt's saloon proprietor with a beer glass after being refused a drink at Third and Washington. He was jailed. Dennis, heavily intoxicated, struck his head and suffered a deep cut, also locked up.
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James Wheaton
Sehlwandt
Third
Washington Streets
Deninis
Saime
Alleged to Have Been Kept in Jail
Leonard arrest sparks uproar as East Liverpool reports allege neglect led to his father s death. Clergy and citizens clash over duty while Sheriff and prosecutors faced pressure to move him to hospital. Leonard, a Pennsylvania veteran, had relatives in Jefferson county as Chester funds cover burial.
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Steubenville
John Leonard
East Liverpool
Leonard
Wilen
Bert Trown
New Cumberland
Father Saver
Sacred Heart Church
Florence Nightingale Trotting Mare Dead at Cadiz
George W. Glover of Cadiz loses famed trotting mare Florence Nightingale after a training heat at the Cadiz fairgrounds. The horse, noted for a 214 percent record, collapsed from heart failure, drawing wide sorrow and prior interest from buyers.
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George W. Glover
Florence Nightigale
Cadiz
Florence Nightingale
Cadiz Fair Grounds
Glover
First Visit Here Since 1865 Sequences with Rail Delay
Governor Harris arrived by W L E from Canton and spoke at a YMCA banquet after a long rail delay. He recalled stranded days of 1865 on the Ohio River. Ex-Gov Campbell and Judge Cann joined the reception in the Probate court room with a large host committee and many guests.
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Harris
City
Canton
Judge McCann
Dayton
J. W. Gill
Campbell
Nash
Nebraska
Af Richards
B. N. Linduff
Ohio River
Herrib
Rennoth Steele
A. Hammond
G. $. Hawkins
Hl. McFadden
David McGowan
F. W. Yocum
Moving Are LaBelle View lots to be built soon
Five Reserve Place plots have sold to W. A. Robinson, Thomas H. Brodrick, E. H. Weaver, Charles E. Workman, C. F. Rader and James Longacre. Purchases range from 650 to 1,200 dollars with buyers planning homes or future building on Reserve avenue and Ridge avenues. Two east side lots remain, deemed the choicest with eastern exposure to the city.
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Reserve Place
W. A. Robinson
Reserve and
Ridge Avenues
Thomas H. Brodrick
E. H. Weaver
Reserve Avenue
Charles E. Workman
Charles
C. F. Rader
la Belle Clothing
Reserve
James Longacre
Ohio Weather Forecast Near Cleveland and North
The Weather from Washington reports partly cloudy skies and rain in the northern portion of Ohio tonight with cooler readings, especially in the northwest. Friday forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions amid a continued cooler pattern.
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Washington
Ohio
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General May
Faris
Railroads
Secretary of the Navy
the James River
Scio
College of Pharmacy and
Gov. Campbell
Tion
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