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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
2
A compact digest of domestic and international happenings compiled from diverse sources. Highlights include political developments, social trends, economic shifts, and notable public issues shaping the week’s agenda.
President Roosevelt plans to send a message to Congress next year on rural reform after asking five experts to study sanitary economic and social farm conditions in America. The vice news lists other diverse items including Thaw bankruptcy Taft horse show and Brownsville remarks.
Reports from Ohio Illinois Alabama Massachusetts New York Georgia Kentucky describe fatal car crashes police killings and assaults. Incidents include a pastor and merchant killed in Ohio an embankment plunge. miners firing on a train in Alabama. officers beaten to death in Massachusetts. a Brooklyn shooting killing a woman and injuring a baby. a lynching in Georgia. and a fire in New York City killing several children.
Washington alerted Arizona officials that no law permits deporting Mrs Wardwell the leper to Molokai and she may be isolated near Tombstone with her husband an action likely to be pursued under quarantine powers.
Eight men died and nearly twenty injured as a boiler exploded at the York rolling mill late Monday afternoon. The blast wrecked the plant and damaged nearby railroad property while rescue teams and ambulances rushed to the scene.
A head on crash between two Western Ohio limited cars between Sidney and Piqua at 6 30 PM killed five people and injured 23. Victims include motorman William Baley and passengers William McClelland George Robinson and an unidentified Detroit man. Relatives and officials rushed to the Shelby county infirmary as doctors treated the wounded from the wreck site viewed as the worst in years. a misread orders caused the tragedy.
Copies of charges of alleged neglect of duty for failure to suppress gambling at Saratoga Springs were served on Sheriff John Bradley of Saratoga County. The charges, filed Monday night with Gov. Hughes by Dr. Walter Laidlaw, chairman of the anti race track gambling campaign, naming offices in New York.
Readers in many towns learn of a proposed eight month completion of interurban roads tying Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati with Pittsburgh and linking the Ohio valley to Pomeroy. Northern Ohio capital plans a Bellaire to Zanesville line to complete Pittsburg to Ohio city linkage. A D Demaio of New York aims to close gaps along the valley soon.
The so called greatest military shooting tournament began Monday at Camp Perry on the Ohio range near Port Clinton. contestants from all states Hawaii and the Philippines joined hundreds on the grounds. Ohio teams from Troop A Cleveland Troop B Columbus and from the Second Third Seventh and Eighth regiments took up firing as Ohio national guard lined the line.
Two miles south of Painesville Ohio an automobile explosion killed Mrs Mary Raddon 65 and Mrs Rose Beckwith 43 of Windsor Ohio. Husband Fred Beckwith 48 was fatally injured and Bessie Beckwith 16 badly bruised. Beckwith a Windsor sawmill proprietor was driving an old steam machine downhill at Stickney Hill when the crash occurred.
On Monday R M Switzer of Gallipolis filed in the Ohio supreme court a petition for a mandamus to compel the Gallia county board of elections to certify the Republican ticket put forward by the Switzer chaired county committee. The board meanwhile recognizes a rival committee led by Sherman Eagle and declined to accept the Switzer ticket.
Federal grand jury in Chicago lacked jurisdiction to indict George H. Stapely and John A. Payne over misuse of mails tied to the commission brokerage business of insolvent firm. Judge Thompson denied the motion to transfer the case to Chicago.
The case questions the validity of the Cincinnati legislative investigating committee. Filed in the Ohio Supreme Court Monday on error to Hamilton County Circuit Court. Senator B. S. Gayman of Franklin County sues the state with H. S. Rulison as prosecutor.
Six Cincinnati distillers filed a federal suit Monday seeking a temporary injunction against Internal Revenue Collector Bettman and agents to halt enforcement of an order branding whisky made from distilled spirits as imitation whisky.
Rev. Jesse Johnston of Xenia seminary warned that Allegheny and Xenia seminaries will not supply enough candidates for the United Presbyterian church this year to match expected losses by death. The remark was made during his sermon at the local United Presbyterian church in Steubenville, Ohio.
Chairman Finley of the Democratic state executive committee calls a meeting of Democratic editors of Ohio next Monday to consult on campaign plans. The state committee meets Thursday to decide on a date and place for the campaign opening.
A Los Angeles Times excerpt describes a chemical plantyard where animals are used for drug testing. Chickens test Hrgotine by color change, dogs test Hasheesh for effects, and frogs help study Digitalis heart impact. Some chemists admit self experimentation risks and fatalities.
The captain praises the grampus as a formidable sea predator. A crewman describes how grampus pods hunt bowhead whales, overpowering them and biting into the whales tongues through the lower lip as the whale dies slowly.
For eastern visitors at the Denver Democratic convention silver coins dominated commerce. A Tammany man paid with a $1,000 bill and received 999 silver dollars and a 20 cent piece as change, after a porter retrieved the coins from the stockroom.
New York markets report steady government hands and varied grain and livestock prices. Money on call at 1 percent. sterling at 34.84.90 for demand. Wheat No 2 red at 1.00. corn No 2 at 87. oats 56c. hay steady. Hog and lamb figures appear incomplete.
Market summaries list prices for wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs potatoes and hay across Cleveland Chicago Toledo Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Includes cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for best steers heifers calves and total hog values.
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