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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

2

Notable Obituaries and Honors Across the Globe

William Sidney Porter known as O Henry died in New York after an operation. Monsignor O Gonnellor Newarks bishop given papal rank of prince. John H McGraw dangerously ill in Seattle from typhoid. A L Revere heirs give 20000 for Harvard memorial. John H Mickey former Nebraska governor dies Osceola. A Pratt Andrew mint director named assistant secretary of the treasury. S F Sutherland longtime San Francisco editor dies in New York. Dr Elizabeth Blackwell dies in Hastings England after medical career in England and the United States.

William Sidney Porter O. Henry Polyclinic Hospital New York Monsignor O'Gonnor Newark N. J John H. McGraw Washington Seattle A. L. Revere Revere Harvard University John H. Mickey Nebraska Osceola Charles D. Norton Ss. F. Sutherland San Francisco William M. Laffan New York Sun Elizabeth Blackwell England United States Hastings

Convention News Mix From Ohio To Illinois

The Ohio Bankers Association met in Columbus for its annual convention with Governor Harmon delivering the welcome address. In Detroit, the American Foundrymen’s Association opened to record attendance. Henry Lemm of Pekin Illinois confessed to raises for bribing Springfield legislators naming John Dixon of Peoria as the fund raiser. Singer Manufacturing plans a $30 million stock dividend for shareholders. The railroad rate bill passed the Senate 50 to 12 and heads to conference. President Taft will meet railroad presidents regarding Western Traffic Association actions. A fistfight at Fort Moultrie left Private Henry Fry dead and Private J T Murray implicated. Edmund A Guggenheim was fined $100 for speeding. Dr J H Kelloge warned escalating insanity could make everyone insane by 2175. George A Ross released from Columbus penitentiary after ten years. Foreign devils blood rumor linked to Boxers revival in China. A Middletown boy’s mistaken shooting caused a wealthy resident’s death. Senator D W Holstlaw resigns after confessing to accepting bribes in a senator election and state house furniture.

Ohio Bankers’ Association Columbus Harmon American Foundrymen’s Association Detroit Mich Henry Lemm Pekin Ill Burke Sangamon County Springfield John Dixon Peoria Singer Manufacturing Company Senate Taft White House Western Traffic Association Henry F. Fry Fourteenth Artillery Company Fort Moultrie Charleston S. C J. T. Murray Edmund A. Guggenheim Colorado Tombs Prison New York Boston J. H. Kelloge Battle Creek George A. Ross Producers’ National Bank of Cleveland State Department China Middletown N. Y D. W. Holstlaw Rand Gorlmer

World Congresses and trains clash marked by tragedy

Delegates from all states gathered in Rochester for a play congress as Glasgow hosts the World Woman's Christian Temperance congress under the countess of Carlisle. A Chicago Mail freight collision near Lowel Indiana left brake man George Galleher dead and passengers shaken. Federal arbitration raises locomotive firemen wages by about ten percent across 49 western railroads. Multiple other incidents include resignations, drownings, drownings in India, religious funding boosts, and aviation feats.

Woman's Christian Temperance Congress Glasgow Scotland Countess of Carlisle Court of Customs Appeals General Board of Appraisers Jackson Mich Taft Chicago Mail Monon Lowell Ind George Galleher Federal Board of Arbitration Western General Land Office Portland Ore Washington Horace T. Jones Ballinger Jones Alaska Valdez Alexander C. Rogers National Hotel Clerks’ Association Denver Greeters of America H. E. Combs Dayton Ontario Dollie Butler M. Williams Howard Bishop The American Baptist Society Gulf of Cambay Bulsar Bombay McKinley Traction Syndicate William B. McKinley Champaign Ill Atchison Fitzherbert Brooklyn Gravesend Olambala Prince Imperial Col. Theodora Roosevelt Guildhall England Egypt Pas de Calais Frank Gotch Zbyszko Tyro Coliseum Chicago Verne Casebier Walshburn College Topeka Kan Dyer Charles Dyer Norton Fred W. Carpenter Charles Stuart Rolls Dover Sangatte France Calais Lehigh Portland Cement Company West Coplay

Taft Forces West Rail Chiefs to Withdraw Rate Increases

After a four hour meeting with President Taft the Western trunk line committee agrees to drop proposed freight rate hikes and to refrain from new increases until the pending railroad bill becomes law. The interstate commerce commission gains latitude to review future rate changes, with a potential eleven month investigation period, and the injunctions against the Western Traffic committee are halted pending final congressional action.

Washington, D. C W. H.taft West Western Trunk Line Committee Missouri Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Senate Western Traffic Committee Congress

Ohio Bankers Convene in Columbus Twenty Year Meet

Columbus hosts the Ohio Bankers Association annual convention with nine groups and visitors. Governor Harmon welcomes attendees as Myron Herrick of Cleveland replies. President Hoffman delivers the address and various reports are presented. Notable talks include Federal Taxation by Smith Bennett and remarks by Thomas, Waltermire, Thompson, Guckenberger, and Harris.

Columbus W. F. Hoffman Ohio Bankers’ Association Board of Trade Harmon P. W. Huntington Bankers of Columbus Myron ‘T. Herrick Cleveland Hoffman Smith Benett F. W. Thomas Toledo B. M. Waltermire Findlay W. O. Thompson Ohio State University George Guckenberger Cincinnati A. M. Harris Chicago

Escaped Convicts Captured in Cleveland Saloon

A notebook betrayed Bert Smith and Albert Frazer, escapees from the Columbus penitentiary, found in a local store burglary. Officers entered a Cleveland saloon and arrested Smith and Frazer who were at the bar. Shibley and Horrigan restrained them, handcuffed both men, and returned them to the penitentiary.

Cleveland, C Bert Smith Albert Frazer Columbus Smith Shibley Frazer Horrigan

Illinois Central graft probe targets former workers

The Illinois Central announces a $1.5 million graft case in circuit court seeking an accounting from former employees Joseph E. Baker William Renshaw Orlando S. Keith and John M. Taylor. The suit alleges a conspiracy with five corporations to defraud via car repair contracts and lists payments to Blue Island Car and Equipment Co Osterman Mfg Co Memphis Car Co American Car and Equipment Co and International Car Co totaling at least several hundred thousand dollars.

Chicago, Ill Joseph E. Baker William Renshaw Orlando S. Keith John M. Taylor Blue Island Car & Equipment Co Osterman Mfg. Co Memphis Car Co American Car & Equipment Co International Car Co

Hope to Stop Big Bout

Columbus leader George L. Rockwell plans a nationwide crusade against the Jeffries Johnson prize fight set for July 4 in California backed by the local church federation. One million protest postal cards will target Governor Gillett and 10,000 communities with a bold anti fight message. If legal action becomes necessary the crusade will press the case in court.

Columbus, O George L. Rockwell California Rockwell Church Federation Gillett

Attorney General Rules Tax Commission May Adjust District Bills

In an opinion to Auditor of State Fullington Denman says the Langdon tax law allows the state tax commission to raise the aggregate tax base of any district if boards fail. County and city boards may alter assessors work and if needed the commission may intervene to ensure property is valued at full value.

Columbus Fullington Langdon State Tax Commission Denman State Tax Commission

Maya Indian Uprising Sacks Vallodolid and Surrounding Towns

Reports from Merida say Maya insurgents sack Valladolid and attack Tinum Tunkas and Yayma as part of a Yucatan uprising. About 40 deaths occur in Merida area with 6,000 rebels alleged to assault government officials and police chiefs. Families of officials reportedly targeted in the attacks.

Tinum Tunkas Yayma Merida Valladolid

Gift to Western Reserve Medical College Boosts Endowment

President Thwing announces a $250 000 gift from H M Hanna to the medical department endowment. The gift covers a quarter of a planned $1 000 000 additional endowment, aiding the Western Reserve Medical School to reach a status on par with leading medical colleges after absorbing the Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons.

Cleveland Medical Department of Western Reserve Westerne University H. M. Hanna University of the Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons Western Reserve Medical School

Wrights Make 25 Flights at Dayton Testing Grounds

Twenty five flights were made at the Wrights testing grounds east of Dayton with two new machines. Orville Wright and student Walter Brookins piloted one thousand foot-high hops. They prepare for races at Indianapolis and refuse to compete for long distance prizes. The Wright Company professionals will enter, not the inventors.

Dayton Wrights Orville Wright Walter Brookins Indianapolis Orville Wright Co

Akron cyclist hurled through plate glass window

Miss Lida L. Leslie Akron's first motor cyclist was thrust through the large plate glass of Mamor's restaurant on Main Street after failing to turn from Exchange Street. She escaped with few scratches as patrons panic gripped the venue.

Akron, O Lida L. Leslie Akron Mamor Main Street Exchange Street

Sunoll Cousins Found Dead in California Canyon

Dolores Sunoll and Frances Sunoll Lintell were found dead after an electric runabout struck a rock and skidded into a creek near Alum Rock park. Dolores was the daughter of Antonio Sunoll a pioneer millionaire landowner and horseman. Frances was an author and linguist from Eureka.

Sunoll San Jose Cal Dolores Sunoll Antonio Sunoll Frances Sunoll Lintell Eureka Penitentia Ee Alum Rock Canon Alum Rock Park

Children Fall in Well in Cincinnati Tragedy

Edith Peale six drowned after a cistern top collapsed in a Cincinnati suburb. William Peale four survived after passerby August Weise leapt into the water, keeping his head above water despite cramps. The boy remains in a precarious condition but is expected to recover. The cousins were children of Elmwood Place residents.

Cincinnati Edith Peale William Peale August Weise Elmwood Place

Expulsion of Jews From Kiev Reported

Authentic figures show 1 421 Jews expelled from Kiev up to June 5 517 were allowed a brief departure period 904 received passports good only for their route to specified destinations. 288 originally ordered expelled succeeded in proving their right to residence.

Kiev Russia

Ohio Prohibition Convention Set for Zanesville June 21 22

Lakeside California notes describe the Ohio State Prohibition convention to be held at Memorial Hall in Zanesville on June 21 and 22. Rev Donald McIntire Ross will deliver the welcome address and Rev H F MacLane will give the keynote. Mrs Sarah Meredith of Ganton speaks on Woman and Prohibition, with W M Likins of Indianapolis and Oliver W Stewart of Chicago also addressing a mass meeting. A full state ticket will be nominated.

Lakeside Ohio Zanesville Memorial Hall Donald McIntire Ross H. F. MacLane Cleveland Sarah Meredith -of-Ganton Prohibition W. Mm.likins Indianapolis Prohibition Press Oliver W. Stewart Chicago

Smooth swindlers lure victim from Toledo to Cleveland

Carl Smythe, a Toledo area farmer, reported two smooth Charleston swindlers from South Bend, Indiana lured him to Cleveland after picking him up in Toledo. They lodged him at a hotel and escaped with 900 dollars of his crops profits before Smythe returned to his farm.

Toledo Cleveland Cleveland,o South Bend Ind Carl Smythe Rowe Smythe

Trainmen Win More Pay Agreement Reached

The Big Four Trainmen's committee and road officials met in Cincinnati and signed a wage agreement. General Manager J C Van Winkle and officials F A Thomas Thomas Dodge and W M Clark signed. Conductors' pay rises from 5 to 35 dollars monthly and brakemen and yardmen receive proportional increases.

Cincinnati J. C. van Winkle F. A. Thomas Indianapolis Thomas Dodge Cleveland W. M. Clark Chicago

Church Worker Arrested In Embezzlement Case In Cleveland

Harold Abbott a Cleveland college graduate and Sunday school instructor known as a social climber was arrested on embezzlement charges and jailed in Akron awaiting grand jury action. Employed by Hankin Connelly Contracting Co. he padded payroll using fictitious and dead names, allegedly defrauding his firm of about $200 during a B F Goodrich Co project.

Cleveland Harold Abbott Akron Abbott Hankin-Connelly Contracting Co B F. Goodrich Co

Sixteen Years of Successful Skin Cure Report

A Brooklyn man describes a long battle with a persistent skin disease treating with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. After trying many doctors he found relief and declares the remedies cured him, noting relief from joint swelling and sleepless nights.

Leonard A. Hawtef Nostrand Ave Brooklyn N. Y

Question of Precedent and Parental Bias

A quotation contrasts the idea that all men are born equal with the notion that every parent believes his baby is superior. It argues that bias from parental pride challenges universal equality.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Remedy

Trade advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming gum softening inflammation relief pain reduction and wind colic cure. Bottles priced at two cents each. Quotation about men drying up and believing themselves giants is included in the text.

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