Wreck on Pittsburg and Ft Wayne line kills brake man
A freight wreck on the Pittsburg and Ft Wayne road near Mansfeld Ohio injured Conductor Moore of Alliance and Brakeman Feil, while Brake man Sims of Crestline was killed. The freight cars piled on a siding after the collision and were wrecked.
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Pittsburg
FT. Wayne
Y Scerrpra-McRap Prxés Association
Mansfeld
Pittsburg & Ft. Wayne Road
Sims
Crestline
Feil
Moore
Alliance
Terrible Temptation in a Window Nuisance Scene
The piece features a feisty exchange where a character begs an officer to rebuke window gazers. A rubber plant in the window triggers the complaint and the scene shifts to a Royal Society note about meteors and gold content. It mentions vast meteoric dust deposits theorized to yield gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer
Baltimore
Royal Society of New South Wales
Senator Shelby Cullom Faints in Leland Hotel Lobby
In Springfield Hawaii on April 24 Senator Shelby Cullom suddenly collapsed while conversing with friends in the Leland hotel lobby. He was caught by bystanders, taken to his room, and a physician called to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As_Scubrra
Relative of Chauncey Depew Now Prisoner in Constantinople
New York April 24 reports Rosary Braceires Morse Press Association that the Princess Czagowski daughter of Clarence L Collins and once ward of Senator Col Depew is held prisoner with her husband in Constantinople. Collins says information is meagre and as the princess is a Turkish subject it has been impossible to obtain her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braceires-MoRse Press Association
New York
Czagowski
Clarence L. Collins
Col. Depew
Constantinople
Afr
Collins
C E Convention Program Set for Elyria in June
The Christian Endeavor convention meets in Elyria June 25 to 28 with theme Forward and a selected text from Philippians 3 13 14. Welcome songs led by H Jacobs of New York. Speakers include Pres Henry King of Oberlin and Rev J E Paut on Local Society Problems. Continued to Page Three.
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Elyria
Christian Endeavor Convention
God
H. Jacobs
New York
Pres
Henry ¢ King
Oberim
J. E. Paut
The
Christian En
Dennison Student Sub Pitcher Out With Lame Arm
A Dennison University student and substitute pitcher for that team will not pitch in Saturday's game against Case School, Cleveland, due to a lame arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lersch
Dennison University
Case School
Cleveland
New electric line planned from Sandusky to Columbus area
A new electric line will run a straight path from Sandusky through Chafield Attica and Bellevue with a feeder to Upper Sandusky and Tiffin. It will connect with a Marion line linking Columbus and Sandusky. Dr Johnson promotes the project from the East.
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Columbus, O
Sandusky
Chafield
Attica
Bellevue
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
Marion
Columbus
Johnson
Peter Flood Dies at Home at Eighty Seven
An elderly man named Peter Flood died at his West River street home at 2 am on Friday due to old age. His funeral is set for Monday morning at 9 o'clock with services at the Catholic church and burial in Catholic cemetery. Special sale notice: Black Petticoats priced at 79 cents, sale begins next Saturday, April 25, at 8:16 am, by Biges & Everard Co.
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Peter Flood
West River Street
the Biges & Everard Co
United States debates protest over Manchuria seizure
Washington April 24 The United States government is expected to lodge a strong protest through proper diplomatic channels against Russia's demand for continued control of Manchuria in China. Officials at the State Department prepared to respond as the matter moves toward international discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Scurrie
Rioting likely as house convenes over Mueller bill
The Springfield assembly session opens with high tension after Thursday unrest. Speaker Miller hints at naming those who approached him regarding the Mueller Municipal ownership bill, while insurgents push for recognition of their demands. In another note, a baby girl arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank A Smith weighing nine pounds and the mother recovers well.
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Br _Scurers McRae PRESS ASSOCIATION
Springfield
Miller
Mueller
Frank A. Smith
Post Office Scandal Deepens With Tyner Controversy
Washington April 24 The post office scandal review heats up as Tyner episode prompts renewed scrutiny of the attorney general office post office affairs. Officials expect to uncover valuable information from papers seized by Mrs Tyner, while the postmaster general asserts his right to the documents.
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Post-Office
Washington, D. C
Tyner
Post-Office Department
General Tyner
Oberlin man gets life term for rape in Ohio case
Elmer Perham of Oberlin was sentenced to life in the Ohio Penitentiary after a judge’s brief remarks. Avon men Loren Green and Edward Green were also convicted of burglary and larceny with Edward fined 200 dollars and 30 days in the workhouse. Loren received a five year term, and William Dorman was fined 300 dollars and six months in the workhouse for operating a house of ill fame.
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Elmer Perham
Ohio
Webber
Loren Green
Dorman
Oberlin
Oho
Loren
Edward Green
Avon
Edward
Judge Webber
William Dorman
Lorain
Revolution in Spain nears a general election
Madrid reports serious threats of revolution as Republicans gain momentum and seek to depose Alfonso in the forthcoming general election. The monarchists unite Conservative and Liberal factions under royal influence to resist the Republican bid while Costa and Agrarians rally to the Republican cause across towns and countryside.
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Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Costa
Sudden Death of Judge Hinman's Son in Hibbing Minnesota
Judge Hinman's oldest son Harold Hinman died in Hibbing after a weeklong smallpox illness followed by heart failure. Harold, a mining chemist for the Missabe Range near Duluth, had recently left the National Steel & Wire Co. in Pittsburg and previously worked for Lorain Steel Co. in Elyria. He was well known in Elyria and mourned by friends there. Buy hard coal now at $6.50 per ton in stock at The Parsch Lumber Co. yard.
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Hinman
Hibbing, Minn
Harold
Harold Hinman
Lorain Steel Co
Elyria
Parsch Lumber Co
Markets Report From East Liberty and Chicago
Cattle light and steady in East Liberty with sheep slow at present quotations. Hog activity noted with 10 double decks strong. In Chicago hogs 18,000 head traded, prices higher. cattle slow but steady, sheep around 4,000 steady. May wheat closes at 7 3/4, corn 6 1/2, oats 34 1/2, pork price listed.
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Br Sceirrs-McHar Pages Association
East Liberty
Scripps-Mcrae Pages Association
Hicago
McRaz Press Association
Thirteen collieries resume work in Mahanoy Valley
In Pennsylvania's Mahanoy Valley, thirteen collieries resumed operations after workers agreed to the nine hour work day following a company interpretation. Shenango district meanwhile reports no move to adopt the shorter day, with about six collieries still idle. workers to meet today to decide next steps.
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Philadelphia
2nd _Reading Coal and Trot Co
Mahanoy Valley
Shenango
Boston Physician Attacks Women and Tea Habit
A Boston physician denounces tea drinking by women, claiming 60,000 Boston women are affected and that at least 20,000 are slaves to it. He says the habit has spread to high school girls and harms their health digestion and complexion.
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Boston
President Roosevelt Tour Boosts Yellowstone Interest
President Roosevelt’s special train moved from Cinnabar to Gardner near Yellowstone Park. He expressed enthusiasm for visiting the park and urged Americans to visit Yellowstone over Europe. The trip is expected to boost tourism and secure park funding from Congress, with Gardner arrival around 6 p.m.
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Yellowstone Park
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
Park
Br Scuiers- McRae Press Association
Cinnabar, Mont
Cinnabar
Gardner
Yellowstone
Feares
Lake Erie and Southern Railway Proposed
Rumors of a railroad from Lorain to Wellington gain credibility as plans advance. Cleveland sources report incorporation papers filed for a Lake Erie and Southern line from Lorain via Amherst and Russia townships toward Oberlin and Wellington, with potential extension to Wooster or Mansfield and perhaps Chicago River. Capitalization set at 100 900, with W C Stewart and A E Dickinson among incorporators. Preliminary surveys done. much right of way secured.
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Lorain
Wellington
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lake Erie & Southern
Loram
Amherst
Russia
Oberlin
Wooster
Mansfield
Chico River
W. C Stewart
A. E. Dickinson
Chicago
F. A. Xyan
C. B Siddall
John MacGregor, Jr
Henderson & Duail
AE Esaers
Oberlin Superintendent to Address Teachers on Pedagogical Literature
Supt Miller of Oberlin will speak to the teachers on Monday evening April 27 at the home of Miss Ida Phipps on West Bridge street. His subject is Pedagogical Literature.
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Miller
Oberlin
Ida Phipps
West Bridge Street
British tensions rise as quarters face critical situation
The text notes measures to defend British interests in the section while many quarters view the move as serious, signaling a potentially critical situation. The emphasis is on heightened concern and the possible impact on local and national interests amid mounting tensions.
Strengthening of British Fleet in Chinese Waters
London April 24 reports the admiralty plans to reinforce the British fleet in Chinese waters amid Manchuria tensions. Government circles say the move reflects doubts about the Japan alliance delivering expected results, prompting stronger naval presence in the Far East.
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Scairrs-McKay Press Association
London
China
Manchuria
Admiralty
Japan
Far East
England
Wedding at 416 West Third Street in quiet ceremony
The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Lewis hosted a simple wedding on Wednesday evening. Miss Anna A. Dyke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dyke, married Mr. Charles Merthe as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by the Girl's orchestra directed by Prof. Merthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lewis
West Third Street
Anna A. Dyke
John Dyke
Charles Merthe
Mendelssohn
Merthe
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Illinois
Chauncey M. Depew
Constatinople
Bucyrus
Columbus and
America
Hell
Baeck
Knocig
Minn
Serries- McRae Pesas
Washington
Shou
Mammoth Steel Industris
Biggs & Everard Co
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