Sensational Developments In Prince Joachim Love Affair
Vienna reports sensational developments in the romance of Prince Joachim of Prussia and concert hall actress Marie Sulzer. Sulzer allegedly arranged a marriage of convenience with Baron Von Libenberg to gain a title, promising him $2,000 but paying only $500 and a small weekly income. The London wedding occurred, but the pair separated, and the marriage is believed invalid. Joachim will marry Marie Sulzer as plain Marie.
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Vienna
Prince Joachim
Prussia
Secon
Prince Albrecht
Emperor William
Marie Sulzer
Kaiser William
Baron von Libenberg
London
Marie
Zer
Halloween Pranks Leave Victims In Cincinnati And Wooster
Halloween night violence reports flow from Cincinnati and Wooster. Roy Crawford, 22, white, was stabbed after a masquerade reveal. George Logan, a masked man, was assaulted following the bonnet removal. A mob near Fifth and Walnut injured masked women, tearing their dresses. In Wooster, George Harvey fired on youths, wounding Riley Mangus, 14, in the arm. Alderson academy building burned, suspected arson by Halloween revelers.
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Cincinatti
George Logan
Roy Crawford
Logan
John
Walker
Fifth
Walnut
Wooster
George Harvey
Riley Mangus
Alderson
W. Va
Alderson Academy
First cars with three cent fare operate locally
Cleveland reports the debut of three cent fare traction with six miles of double track. Cars ran on schedule and were well patronized, marking a significant public transportation milestone in the city.
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Cleveland
Baby in grip prompts Canton murder probe
Police in Canal Dover launch a vigorous investigation after discovering a dead infant in a grip found in Anna Niel's possession at Dennison Panhandle station. Niel is hospitalized and admits the child is hers.
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Canton
Anna Niel
Canal Dover
Panhandle
Dennison
Pardon Granted for Dying Convict Charles French
Governor Harris frees Charles French from Columbiana county prison after two years of appeals by sister Mrs. Mary Henderson of Rochester Pennsylvania. French, diagnosed with tuberculosis, will return to his Pennsylvania home to spend his final days.
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Columbus
Harris
Charles French
Columbiana County
Mary Henderson
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Miners Injured in Gaylord Mine Fall Near Martin's Ferry
Two miners were trapped by a stone fall at the Gaylord mine above Martin's Ferry yesterday afternoon. Seriously hurt were Will Noad of Glenns Run and Will Bysinger of Brookside. Noad suffered a fractured collar bone plus a bad sprain and multiple cuts. Bysinger sustained cuts and bruises to the head face and legs.
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Gaylord
Martin's Ferry
Will Noad
Glenns Run
Will Bysinger
Brookside
Hood
Bysinger
Final Dividend Paid to Keene Guaranty Savings Bank Depositors
Final dividend in liquidation paid to depositors of the Keene Guaranty Savings Bank which failed. The dividend amounted to 6 1 2 percent, totaling 9 1 2 percent recovered by depositors. The Guaranty bank was among several New Hampshire banks that went out of existence during the 1896 to 1897 period of financial difficulties.
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Keene
N. H
Keene Guaranty Savings Bank
Guaranty Bank
New Hampshire
Famous Judge Gery Led Haymarket Case Courage Under Threat
Judge Joseph E. Gery of the Cook County bench died suddenly at his Chicago home. He served 43 years, oldest in service, and gained national fame for presiding over the 1886 anarchist Haymarket trial. Threatened by anarchist sympathizers, he showed remarkable nerve and moral courage during and after the case.
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Coxicago
Joseph E. Gery
Superior Court
Jutee Gor
Cook County
Gary
Former Steubenville Man Denied Bail Reduction in Wellsburg Assault Case
A Wellsburg circuit court refused bond reduction for Slim Wise, a former Steubenville man charged with felonious assault on contractor Harry Wilson at Follansbee. Wise, held on $6509, appealed but will be tried at the next term. The case arose from a union iron workers' dispute over non union work on a building project, Wilson surviving weeks of injuries at Gill Hospital. The article also notes Hallowe'en vandalism in Wellsburg and previews upcoming performances and ticket details for Elijah and Schumann Heink concerts.
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Harry Wilson
Melvin
Squire Russell
Wise
Structural Iron Workers
Wilson
Gill Hospital
Dull Day Happenings and Theater Engagements
Happenings report a intoxicated J Harold Douglas found wandering with a brick revolver and gh pockets in Workman's yard on Fifth street. turned over to police. Important engagement announces Nance O Neil in The Sorcerers on November 29 and Joe Laniley in Ill, the Kid on November 16. Judge Melvin of the West Virginia court dies after a third stroke, age 71, never married, known to local lawyers. he was stricken in Wellsburg and died at City Hospital Wheeling.
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J. Harold Douglas
Workman's Yard
Fifth Street
Richmond
Maxwell
The
Rand
Nance O Neil
Joe Laniley
Melvin
Thayer Melvin
West Virginia
Court Wes
Seasion
Wellsburg
Yse
City Hospital
Wheeling
Melvin Wes
Wellsburo
Affidavit Filed in Burglary Case Involving Frank Smith
Attorney Roy Merryman for Frank Smith, convicted of burglary, filed another affidavit. Joe M. Gorman states he called on Conley and Trotter after sentence. both say Smith had no involvement. They claim they left him at 36 o clock the night of the burglary, with Trotter not seeing him again until morning and Conley not until three days later.
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Roy Merryman
Frank ¥. Smith
Joe M. Gorman
Conley
Trotter
Smith
Bodies of several victims of draw bridge disaster
Atlantic City November 1 The third car of the Thoroughfare wreck was raised but contained no bodies. Hats coats and the overcoat of Dr Felsburg of Philadelphia were found indicating his presence in the last car. Officials place the death toll at 62 with speculation that several more may have been swept away by the tide or remain buried in mud.
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Atlantic City
Dr. Felsburg
Philadelphia
Divorce Suit Involving Steubenville Couple In Youngstown
Mrs Rachel Andrews Steere files a sensational divorce suit in Youngstown against Marcus Cassidy Seese. They wed Oct 15, 1901, moved to Steubenville last spring, she left July to return to Youngstown. She alleges assaults on July 10 and 23 1906, threats, abuse, and lack of support since leaving.
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Rachel Andrews Steere
Youngstown
Marcus Cassidy Seese
la Belle Iron Works
Steese
North Fifth Street
Steubenville
Hhe
Trinway Tragedy: Conductor Sawyer Shot by Fireman Harvey
Telegrams from Coshocton and Zanesville recount a Pan Handle freight stop at Trinway where conductor Joseph Sawyer was shot and killed. Charles Harvey, a fireman, fled after a quarrel and later killed Sawyer, who left a revolver in self defense. Harvey captured in Dresden. Sawyer, married with two children, had 15 years service. The incident caused panic in Trinway as residents mourned a man trusted by Ohio division employers.
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Cosheeton
Joseph Sawyer
Panhandle
Chas Harvey
Trinway
Coshocton
Harvey
Sawyer
Moshocton
Zanesville
Cox
Trimway
Hervey
Marshal Carter
Dresden
Tranway
Pan Handle Railway Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nelsonville
Prem
Blackburn at Meeting Chooses Justice of Peace Nominee
At Thursday's township meeting the trustees elected J. D. Blackburn Esq to fill the late Robert Love's Justice of the Peace vacancy. The only other applicant was J. L. Maple. Blackburn had 39 members of the Bar Association backing his petition.
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J. D. Plackburn
Justice of Peace
Robert Love
JL. EB. Maple
Blackburn
Bar Association
Weather forecast for Ohio indicates warmer Friday
Washington dispatch reports Ohio expected to be fair tonight with Friday warmer conditions across the state. The brief forecast notes clear skies and rising temperatures extending into the next day.
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Washington
Ohio
Ecuador's New Tariff Takes Effect With Reclassifications
Washington reports the new tariff schedule for Ecuador goes into effect today. It provides for complete reclassification and reductions on some US goods sent to Ecuador, with no changes in duties on flour and lard, the main exports to the republic.
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Ecuador
Washington, D. C
Fcbdor
United States
Ferador
Repblic
Iowa Teachers Meeting Opens in Atlantic Evening Event
The Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association holds its annual meeting November 1 to 7 in Atlantic at the Methodist church. The programme features President J. H. Beveridge of Missouri Valley and leaders like H. H. Seerley of the State Normal School T Storms of Iowa State College E A Steiner of Iowa College Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago and State Superintendent James Frig es among others.
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Iowa Teachers’ Meeting
Atlantic
Southwestern Iowa Teachers’ Association
The
Methodist Church
J. H. Beveridge
Missouri Valley
H. H. Seerley
State Normal School
T. Storms
Jury Disagreed in Stevens V Village of Toronto
After a two day trial Robert E. Stevens failed to obtain damages of 25 000 for a leg injury from a fall in an open hole on West Daniels Street. The jury was unable to reach a verdict and were discharged. Attorneys were P P Lewis and J W Porter for the plaintiff Javin for the village. In Roby vs Corwin A Young a temporary restraining order was dissolved. Waterbury Co vs H L Borman resulted in a judgment by confession for 211 plus interest and principal.
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Robert E. Stevens
Toronto
Stevens
West Daniels Street
P. P. Lewis
J. W. Porter
Javin
James J. Roby
Corwin A. Young
Waterbury Co
H. L. Borman
Revival Work Discussed at George's Run Church
A well attended Steubenville district conference session at George's Run Methodist Episcopal Church closed Wednesday morning under Rev. C. E. Manchester. Discussions focused on home revival and foreign missionary work with plans for church plants and increased interest.
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Steubenville
Methodist Episcopal Churches
George’s Run Chuurch
C. E. Manchester
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