Springfield Priest Opposes Typographical Oath Bar
Springfield Ohio September 14 Rev Father Sidley pastor of St Patrick s Catholic church says the church will not bar Catholics who take the International Typographical union oath and will not engage in a dispute with labor. He notes church deliberation and cautions the church cannot act hastily.
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Springfield
Father Sidley
St. Patrick's ‘Catholic Church
International Typographical Union
Alleged Blackmail Letter Writer Arrested in Zanesville
Leroy Frazier of Zanesville Ohio is charged with sending four blackmail letters to a Zanesville merchant and mill owner named Drones. The notes demanded a $900 deposit in a concealed envelope and threatened arson if instructions were not followed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Leroy Frazier
Zanesville
Drones
The Relatives Are Uneasy Over Beirut Dispatch
Mrs. C R Trowbridge of Findlay fears her brother Samuel C Gillman has been slain in Beirut after he left Indianapolis last February to run the Presbyterian mission printing house in the Orient. She had received weekly letters until more than a month ago. Southern Hancock county friends also fear calamity has befallen Oren Powerman, a Beirut church worker, unseen for months.
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Beirut
Failing Industry: Ohio Sheep and Hogs Decline
Columbus report shows Ohio sheep and hog numbers dropping from last year. State auditor notes a 203,955 fewer sheep and 3,000 fewer hogs, while horses and cattle rise and hog totals remain high at 1,553,486.
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Ohio
Injuries May Prove Fatal In Chicago Bassist
Cincinnati dispatch reports F. T. Edmonds, a string bass player in Innes’ band, transported home to Chicago in critical condition after robbers in St Louis left him with serious complications. Doctors fear he will not survive. Naval Recruiting Station to Open in Apollo Building at Cincinnati Site
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Cincinnati
F. T. Edmonds
Innes
Chicago
St. Louis
Naval
Apollo
George Pettengill
J. C. de Bries
John McMillan
Walter Scott and
McIntyre
Mexican War veterans to hold 29th reunion in Van Wert
Van Wert Ohio September 14 Ohio Association of Mexican War veterans to hold its 29th annual reunion on Thursday September 24 Dr William Smith of Van Wert is president James H Smith of Newark is secretary
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van Wert
Ohio Association of
Forehead steel cut removed from Lovell man
Upper Sandusky Ohio September 14 John Stroup of Lovell had a quarter inch thick steel piece removed from his forehead Sunday. He recalled a strike to the head days earlier but paid little attention at the time.
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Sandusky
John Stroup
Lovell
Stroup
Receivers Appointed for Bucyrus Firms in Ohio
Judge Hicks at Massillon appointed receivers for the New York Blower Co. at Bucyrus and the American Clay Working Machinery Co. with plants at Bucyrus and Willoughby Ohio.
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Cleveland
Baby Born on a Train in Akron on Baltimore Express
Mia R. A. Price of Pittsburg gave birth to a child aboard the east-bound Baltimore and Ohio express Friday afternoon just east of Chicago. The event occurred during the journey, with station officials noting the unusual birth aboard the train.
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Akron
Mia
R. A. Price
Pittsburg
Chicago
Saloonkeeper Arrested For Sunday Sale Fatally Wounds Marshal
In Murray City Ohio on September 11 saloonkeeper John Mamet clashed with Marshal R A Surtees who was shot in the wrist Mamet also wounded G W Van Sickle and William McComb as they tried to seize Mamet s revolver Surtees returned fire wounding Mamet in the abdomen breast hip and hand while Van Sickle was shot in the thigh and McComb in the hand
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Murray City
John Mamet
R. A. Surtees
G. W. van Sickle
William McComb
Surtees
Mamet
van Sickle
McComb
Rubber Collar Saves Man From Lethal Trolley Wire
In Cincinnati on a Sunday noon incident R W Boess of Elm Street narrowly escaped death when a trolley wire broke and looped around his neck, the rubber collar acting as an insulator and stopping the current as the wire arced with the track. Boess freed himself and nearly collapsed from fright.
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Cincinnati
R. W. Boess
Elm Street
Boess
Sixth Street
Elm
Woman Commit Suicide With Laudanum in Zanesville
Zella Botkins 18 son awaited child as Henry Botkins returned home at 11. She seized a half ounce bottle of laudanum and drank it, dying before doctors arrived. The incident occurred in Zanesville Ohio on September 14.
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Zanesville, O
Zella Botkins
Henry Botkins
Saloon Fight Wounds Two in Glouster. Father Dies
In Athens Ohio on Friday night in Glouster Chas Witham age 42 and his 17 year old son were shot. The father died from a bullet entering the breast and lodging in the spine. Three Judson brothers miners Tom Sam and John are jailed on the crime.
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Athens O
Glouster
Chas
Witham
Tom
Sam
John Judson
Suicide of Demented Man Narrowly Reported in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 14 Frank Fiedler, a slightly demented man, who had been mentioned in local newspapers for a fight at Seventh and Elm streets, hanged himself from a transom cross beam at his Bader street home.
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Cincinnati
Seventh
Elm Streets
Frank Fiedler
Sunday
Bader Street
Will Attempt to Break His Record at Grand Circuit
Columbus driving park announces trotting gelding Major Delmar will start at the grand circuit meeting on September 21 to beat his 2.0014 record set recently at Syracuse New York.
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Columbus
Columbus Driving Park Association
Major Delmar
Syracuse
N. Y
Feather renovator arrested on feather fraud warrant
Delaware. Frank Sharp, a feather renovator, was arrested on a warrant from Mrs. George Young. He received goose feathers valued at 50 cents per pound for renovation and is charged with replacing them with chicken feathers of little value.
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Delaware, O
Frank Sharp
George Young
Village of Seven Mile Declares Dry by Vote
Hamilton Ohio Sept 14 The village of Seven Mile voted dry by 28 to 54 in a special local option election called after William Deerwester was killed in a saloon. One saloon remains in the village amid concerns over lawlessness.
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Seven Mile
Hamilton
Willam Deerwester
Two Killed at Springfield Grade Crossing
Springfield Colorado September 14 Jacob Curtis and John Toland two aged residents of this city were struck and killed by a freight engine at a grade crossing on the Pennsylvania railway while returning home from the country Sunday night.
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Springfield
Jacob Curtis
John Toland
Pennsylvania Railway
Child Crushed Under Elevator in Cleveland Tragedy
Four year old Viasta Truneceke was crushed when caught beneath an elevator in Cleveland on September 14. Her father Frank J. Truneceke carried her to hospital, but she died on the cot.
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Cleveland
Viasta Truneceke
Frank J. Truneceke
Horticulturists Bring Large Strawberry Consignment
Doty and Son of Pickering Fairfield county delivered a large consignment of ripe strawberries to Columbus market. Prices were high as the fruit came in just at peak ripeness.
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Columbus
Doty & Son
Pickering
Fairfield County
Nebraska Republicans hail end of Bryanism and look to Roosevelt 1904
The Nebraska Republican platform praises stalwart Americanism and a strong navy, supports retaining the Philippines, and backs Roosevelt's 1904 nomination. It recounts the state’s political shift from populist fusion to GOP dominance, noting a 1992 GOP plurality of 5 900 and conservative praise from national observers.
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Nebraska
Bryanism
Bryan
St. Louis
Philippines
Pacific Ocean
Thas
Union
Resignation of Secretary Root and Taft as Successor
The piece notes Secretary Root's strong four year tenure at the War Department, praising his handling of army reform and the Philippines. It reports Governor Taft of the Philippines as the likely next secretary, and cites perspectives from the Roosevelt letter and several newspapers. It also references Bryan and Johnson political maneuvers and Ohio developments.
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Root
War Department
Philippines
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Cov
Taft
Troy Times
Johnson Wins Democratic Nomination for Ohio Governor
Tom L. Johnson secures the Ohio Democratic nomination after a vigorous convention. Delegates invite Nebraskan William Jennings Bryan to tour the state and reaffirm a 1900 platform favoring free silver. City politics and Johnson's reform efforts spark strong opinions about his political future.
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Tom” L. Johnson
Ohio
Bryan
Kansas City
Buckeye
Troy Times
Johnson
Tom” Johnson
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Mr. Jones
Tom
Democratic prospects and farmer consolidation debates mix with Bryan influence
Ex-Senator Allen questions Populist strength at Denver as Bryan's grip on the Democratic party looms. Western farmers debate uniting with fruit growers to build grain elevators and cold storage, aiming to stabilize prices while Bryan’s populist rhetoric fades. The Ohio and Nebraska scenes hint at coalitions and electoral calculations for 1904.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Allen
Bryan
Denver
Nebraska
Troy Times
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