Bloodhounds Called to Trail Assault on Mrs Cleo Allen
Report describes a man attacking Mrs. Cleo Allen in her home while a dog show looked for bloodhounds to track him. The dogs proved unable to follow a live trail after entering from Jeffersonville. The assailant remains at large and the victim was bruised and frightened. The second note concerns Mrs. Ross Parker denying her mother in Detroit a place in the family home after a secret wedding.
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Washington D. H. O
Cleo Allen
Jeffersonville
Bowling Green
Ross Parker
Mary Milligan
Mad dog terror runs through Lancaster city
Residents faced a day of alarm as a mad dog roamed the town biting eight people and killing six dogs. The vector was pursued by citizens and police before being found and killed near the canal bed at seven o clock. Tibbs and Goman went to the Pasteur Institute for care.
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Lancaster
Postmaster Pickering
Goman
Ed Getz
Han
Capt. C. Heed
Alvin Morris
Francis Adams
Fred Tibbs
Edward Hummiell
Tibbs
Pasteur Institute
Took Sisters Place in Court but Judge Refused to Try
In Youngstown a 10 year old girl named Sis Altier accompanied her mother to court posing as her sister Mary to face a coal theft charge. The child appeared frightened and the officer determined she was not the suspect, so the judge postponed the case. In Columbus, Ohio insurance rates have fallen from 1.36 to 1.17 since 1900, with neighboring states ranging from 1.24 to 1.67.
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Youngstown, O
Sis” Altier
Squire Jones
Mary
Ohio
Columbus
Rubber Co Plant Blast Injures Four Men
In an explosion at the Republic Rubber Co plant in Youngstown two workers Samuel Leuco and James Danna were seriously burned and possibly fatally injured while Elmer Beye and W G Beye sustained minor injuries.
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Youngstown, O
The
Republic Rubber Co
Samuel ‘Leco
James Danna
Elmer Beye
W. G. Beye
Ship Master Missing In Ashtabula River Search
Ashtabula Ohio. Capt Charter C. Smart master of the barge Matanzas has been missing for some time and is believed to be in the river. Life covers are dragging for the body. His home was at Bay City Michigan.
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Ashtabula
C. Smart
Matanzas
Bay City
Mich
Methodist Leader Declines Wesleyan Chair in Delaware
Dr Thomas H Campbell presiding elder of the district of the Methodist church declines the newly offered chair of historical theology at Wesleyan University Delaware. A Dayton Ohio man Alonso Millard aged 61 shot his wife Susie at their Whitmore avenue home and then killed himself after threatening violence.
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Mellefontaine
Thomas H. Campbell
The
Methodist Church
Wesleyan University At
Delaware
Dayton
Alonso Millard
Susie
Whitmore Avenue
Former hotel chef posing as Rockefller secretary jailed
Cleveland authorites say a man known as Count Otto Von Moller, once a hotel chef, posed as John D. Rockefeller's secretary in Detroit and swindled merchants of thousands. He is jailed in Elyria after a 1904 conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses, and Parole Officer Crane says he offered to release prisoners for payment while posing as a public service official.
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Cleveland
Otto von M%ler
John D. Rockefeller
Detroit
Hollenden
Elyria
Trousseau
Crane
Board of Public Service
Lantern Used To Replace Headlight In Fatal Dayton Collision
A head on crash near Johnson Station six miles north of Dayton involved a northbound freight and the C. H. and D. passenger train from the Troy fair. Engineer J. C. Smiley and Fireman John McCurdy were trapped. Smiley died, McCurdy likely fatally injured. The freight headlight was broken and a lantern used instead, misleading the passenger engineer. passengers escaped unharmed.
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Dayton, O
Johnson Station
Dayton
Troy Fair
J. C. Smiley
John McCurdy
Lima
Smiley
McCurdy
Revision of the Tariff Best for the Masses on Danville Speech
A Danville Illinois speech by Joseph G. Cannon argues tariff revision would harm the public. He cites Dingley tariff benefits nine years of operation, urging continuation to maximize production and employment for the mass of the people.
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Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Danville
Ill
Illinois
National Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Cannon
Trusts Enemies to the Tariff Claim Tariff Lift Declares Truth
The article cites figures from Tom Watson's Magazine showing American made farm implements priced higher at home than in Buenos Aires. It argues trusts control most machines like the Advance plow and mower, profiting under tariffs while opposing tariff cuts or reciprocity.
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Tom Watson
Free Trade
Tom Watson's
Buenos Aires
Ann Arbor
Europe
America
Standard Oil Trust
Ice Trust
Anthracite Trust
Stork and Trolley Car Race Ends With Birth in Springfield
A race between the Stork and the Indiana Columbus and Eastern trolley car ended with the car crossing first. Mrs Everett Sharlock gave birth to a baby girl at West Jefferson after traveling from Columbus to Springfield. Traction officials arranged a special car and large compartment for mother and child.
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Springfield
Indiana, Columbus & Eastern
Everett Sharlock
Columbus
West Jefferson
Hugh O. Jones
Traction Company
Judge Robinson ruling could allow minors to recover insurance premiums
In Ravenna, Ohio, a common pleas court decision may let minors reclaim premiums paid on life insurance and avoid being bound by life insurance contracts, which are not deemed a necessity. The ruling, if not reversed, signals insurers will take notice of the potential change in policy.
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Ravenna
Robinson
Zanesville Politician Airlifted After Car Collision
A. J. Andrews, noted politician of Zanesville, was in a serious accident when a carriage he rode in was struck by a car. He was thrown to the street, unconscious, with four fractured ribs and possible internal injuries.
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Zanesville
A. J. Andrews
Andrews
Delphos Magnate Withdraws Divorce Petition After Reconciliation
Lima Ohio reports that Harry L. Canfield electric light magnate will withdraw his divorce petition naming William Metzgar a wealthy druggist. Canfield and Metzgar are said to have reconciled and Canfield publicly expresses remorse.
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Lima
Harry L. Canfield
Delphos
William Metzgar
Gallipolis Grants 25 Year Electric Street Railway Franchise
Gallipolis council grants M. K. Duty of Pennsboro West Virginia a twenty five year franchise to build and operate an electric street railway in the city. A preliminary survey has been completed.
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Gallipolis
M. K. Duty
Pennsboro
W. Va
Cheboygan Bonds Awarded To Toledo Firm
Toledo C Spitzer and Co named as the winner of a $14,000 issue of Cheboygan Michigan general street improvement bonds and a secured $4,000 water works refunding bond.
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Toledo, C
Spitzer & Co
Cheboygan
Mich
Toledo House
Water Works
Ohio board names for Clark County memorial building
Gov Harris announced all members of the Clark County memorial building trustees at Springfield. Named are Oscar T. Martin Francis M. Hagan EB Ridenour Darwin Pierce and Isaac Ulery.
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Columbus
Harris
Memorial
Clark County
Springfield
Oscar T. Martin
Francis M. Hagan
EB. T. Ridenour
Darwin Pierce
Isaac Ulery
Professor Eberly Dies At 69 In Smithville
Professor J D Eberly 69 of Smithville and Wooster Ohio died at Smithville. He directed the Smithville Chautauqua and was prominently connected with state educational associations. Eberly originated and conducted a system of high school teaching at Smithville.
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Eberly
Wooster
J. D. Eberly
Smithville
Glenn Named for Judge at Orrville Convention
Coshocton County Prosecuting Attorney James Glenn was nominated for common pleas judge by the Republican convention at Orrville. District includes Wayne, Haimern and Coshoctan counties.
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Glenn
Wooster
James Glenn
Coshocton County
Common Pleas
Orrville
Wayne
Republican national congressional committee’s dollar appeal
The plan funds campaign expenses without corporate aid by appealing directly to the public. Many send one dollar to James Sherman, Chairman, P 0 Box 2063, New York, with responses pouring in. Have you sent your dollar yet?
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National Republican Congressional Committee
James
Sherman
New York
Republican National Congressional Committee
Michigan Tariff Plank Affirms Protective Policy
The Michigan state Republican convention declares its continued support for the protective tariff principle. It states that any tariff changes should preserve protection and promote American industry and achievement.
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Michigan
New Kiarfalke Western Peneuuie in Effect May 27 1906
East bound service updated with multiple train numbers linking Pennsylvania Lines in Cincinnati stations Pearl and Butler streets and C L N R R Court and Broadway. Through trains operate to Roanoke Richmond and Norfolk with Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield Roanoke in No 24.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointeon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Bluefield
Tariff Revision Debate Headlines Republican Stance
Senator Dick cautions that tariff changes should arise from thorough Republican investigations after the presidential election. He warns against Democratic free trade aims and urges revisions only when they benefit American industries workers and the general public, with Democratic hands kept off.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Republican Congress
TrMa
Tribune
Party clash over tariff promises in 1890 debates
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald denounces Republican revision promises as bad faith and cites events confirming the charge. It asks the Burlington Hawkeye to quote a Republican convention plank since the Dingley tariff, and questions the party creed as determined by national conventions.
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Dubuque
Republicans Back Blaine But Emphasize Interstate Commerce Control
In 1884 Republicans nominated Blaine, and though he was not elected they championed federal regulation of interstate commerce, a principle later vindicated by history.
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Blaine
Thry
Republicans First National Ticket Nominated Fremont in 1856
The 1856 Republican Party framed its first national ticket nominating John C. Fremont on a platform opposing slavery expansion. Although Fremont failed to win, the party advanced a principle that would eventually triumph.
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John C. Fremont
Fremont
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