Funeral for Gen A M McCook Held at Spring Grove
Gen A M McCook funeral services were held with only family, close friends, and Loyal Legion members present. Rev Maurice E Wilson of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery Cincinnati. Cincinnati June 16 The body of Gen V McCook was interred here with Third Infantry honors. The President Higgins address noted rapid growth of the organization and praised wage gains from strikes and arbitration.
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Dayton
Alvesander McDowe
McCook
Manila
Loyal Legion
Maurice E. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Cinennaty
Dane i
Gen VcCook
Third Infantry
Soldir Mulitarys
General McDowell McCook Dies After Stroke At Home
Gen Alexander McDowell McCook retired after a long career in the West died Friday at 6 o clock of paralysis at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Craighead. He had earlier suffered a mild stroke followed by a more serious attack but was believed to be recovering until the end. Mrs McCook widow and daughters Mrs Chauncey Baker of Washington and Mrs Craighead were at his bedside.
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Daston
Genlexander McDowell McCook
Charles Craighead
McCook
Washington
Chauncey Baker
Wishington
Craighond
Will Reelect Dick Wall as Campaign chairman
The Republican state central committee will meet to select a campaign committee for the state ticket and legislature. John Ro Mito, secretary, and We BY Bur dell treasurer are expected to be reelected with additional prestige Republicans joining the committee. Headquarters will open here and groundwork will begin soon though the speaking campaign starts late September.
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Coton Os
Republican State Central Committee
Dick Wall Agia de Cheosen
Woo Tanna
Senate
John Ro Mito
Burdell
Escent
Students clash at Canten High. several suspended
A free for all fight broke out on school grounds Wednesday night at Canten High. About half a dozen pupils were suspended as the board opens an investigation while seniors clashed during an attempted flag burning and faculty intervened, leaving several pupils with bloody noses and torn clothing.
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Canten
Saurver
Fragmentary OCR notes on workers and trade exchange
Unclear text fragment references employees, reporters, and a trade exchange. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases about strikes and an exchange procedure. Further readable content is required for a coherent summary.
Reward Offered For Capture Of Noted Police Target
Citizens of Prown and Norwich have posted a large reward for the capture of a prominent figure. An Alten farmer and others launched a subscription list to add to the bounty. The county commissioners plan a separate reward to promote the effort.
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Panet
Prown
Norwich
Tossuships
St Toi
Casapree
Columbus
Coun
Ohio to Receive 51370 From Militia Appropriation
The War Department announces the provisional apportionment of 2 million dollars for arming and supplying militia. Ohio is allocated 51370 as its share to align with the regular army.
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War Department
Ohio
Lumber Strike Advances in Ohio and Kentucky Mills
Workers at lumber mills in Ironton Ohio and Ashland Kentucky announce a new strike demanding union recognition. The action targets mills between the Riv Lands river and Ironton with plans to begin locally today.
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Ironton
Jape
Ashland
Riv Lands River
Campaign plans discussed in Cleveland meeting
Senator Hanna Gen Dil and John Ro Milles met Friday in the senator's office to discuss the gubernatorial campaign. Lev had dashed the situation with Col Herries, and a meeting of the Republican state central committee will be held later in June to name an executive committee. Malloy likely to be secretary with headquarters opened in July.
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Crveland
Hanna
Gen Dil
John Ro Milles
Offoe
Matlev
Col Herries
Republican State Central Committee
Dace
Dieh Wall
Characane Malloy
Modus Probal
Satire case sparks county court action in Rutier region
A satirical pamphlet or publication tied to local governance attracts attention in Rutier County. The case involves a public prosecutor and the corporation COW froist, with political parties and law enforcement preparing for formal action under electoral and statutory processes.
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Plaate
MooWaressteh
Ciag
Roy
Oleae
Rutier
USA
Rociaties Cow Froist Corporation
Dissubgpul Falytaeh
Snake Tharner Etem
Trees Turning Into Stone in Defiance
A group of about six logs on the Nuglaizé riverbank near Defiance are partly petrified and hardening daily. Dr. Charles Slocum, who first noted the find last summer, says scientists expect the logs to become solid rock within a year as visitors continue to study the site.
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Defiance
Nuglaizé
Charles Slocum
Slocum
Graves of Confederate Dead Decorated at Camp Chase
The graves of 2 260 Confederate dead were adorned with flowers at Camp Chase. The service, held for the first time there, was conducted under the Daughters of the Confederacy Robert F Lee chapter. Magnolia boxes arrived from southern chapters in response to a gun appeal issued by Gen Gordon, with speakers Gov Nash Rev John Hewitt Col W H L Knauss and ALG Field among the notables.
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Columbus
Camp Chase
Confedera Eyo
Robert F. Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gordon
South
Gov Nash
John Hewitt
W. HL. Knauss
Alg. Field
McKinley Memorial Trustees to Meet in Cleveland
In Canton Ohio on June 16 by order of Justice William Ro Day president of the McKinley Memorial association secretary Hartzell issued calls to trustees to meet Monday June 22 in Senator Hanna's Cleveland office. It is the first gathering since October 25 1902 and plans to raise about 100000 for the memorial fund will be considered.
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McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
William Ro Day
The
Hartzell
Moneday
Hanna
Cleveland
New College Baseball Team Formed in Delaware
A new feature in college athletics in Delaware announces a baseball team formed from top players across Wesleyan Ohio State Oberlin Kenyon Wooster and Denison with likely inclusion from Can. The squad aims to meet various professional teams using the best obtainable material.
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Delaware
Wesleyan
Ohio State
Oberling Kenyon
Wooster
Denison
Cane
Ohio Sunday school convention officers named
Portsmouth June. The Ohio State Sunday school convention yesterday elected officers: President W A Mudaly Cincinnati Vice President Joe Slayerbaron General Secretary Revoseph Chirk Colmmbia Recording Secretary Howard Waker Zanesville Treasurer Cy TL Barrett Springfield General Secretary Clark named as a delegate to the world's convention to be held next year at Jerusalem
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Portsmouth
Ohio State Sunday School
W.A. Mudaly
Cincinnati
Joe Slayer
Baron
Revoseph Chirk
Colmmbia
Howard Waker
Zanesville
Cy TL Barrett
Springfield
Clark
Jerusalem
Jury Finds Ivor Hughes Not Guilty in Fraud Case
In Columbus Ohio a federal jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Ivor Hughes a Colinas official and prominent Odd Fellow. The case stemmed from a divorce suit involving Joe P Miller and Mel Vane Miller who are serving penitentiary sentences after similar convictions.
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Columbus
United States
Myeht Browcht
Ivor Hughes
Colinas Autoriey
Nus
Hughes
Supreme Representative
Ohio
Joe PO Miller
Mel Vane
Miller
Duke Captain among victims as Charles T H Das wrecks
In a Saturday storm on Lake Erie near Cleveland the duke captain sacrificed his life as one man perishes and six men along with a woman escape drowning. The small steamer Charles T H Das foundered and now lies on the lake bed three-quarters of a mile northwest of Cleveland harbor entrance.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Charles TH Das
Cleveland Harbor
Judge Rules Admission to Practice Requires Moral Stand
United States District Judge VC Thompson ruled admission to federal courts requires examination of moral standing by a court-appointed committee, altering the prior standard based on three recommending attorneys. In Norwalk a farmer John Ransom's will directed cremation and scattering of ashes along a railroad track. the body was taken to Cleveland and cremated, with ashes strewn on the farm where he lived for decades.
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Columbus
United States
VC Thompson
Bar
Norwalk
John Ransom
Haron
Walla
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pardon Accelerates Prison Romance in Columbus
Governor Nash granted a pardon to L. C. Lennox, a Franklin county convict, linking to a romance sparked in the state pen. Lennox, once a ministry student, was serving time for horse and buggy theft, and a Portsmouth visitor who befriended him will soon wed after clemency.
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Columbus
Nash
L. C. Lennox
Franklin County
Lennox
Portsmouth
Confession Ties Ex-Cons to Alton Farmer Murder
In Columbus on June 13 Lewis Harmon and Otis Loveland, both ex convicts, are jailed for the murder of elderly farmer George Geyer at Alton. Loveland confesses implicating another ex convict and Lon Greenlee, a bartender, is detained for aiding the robbery. Miles Willingford remains a fugitive.
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Columbus
Lewis Harmon
Otis Loveland
George Geyer
Alton
Loveland
Lon Greenlee
Miles Willingford
Louis Harmon
Harmon
Plasterer Shot and Killed by railroad worker
In Toledo Ohio on June 15 George Cook a 28 year old plasterer was shot through the heart by Frank Dill ing a Pennsylvania railroad section employee after a remark from a bystander sparked the violence. A crowd beat the wounded man and he was taken to the station where he briefly revived before police moved Dill ing to jail at Bucyrus.
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Toledo
George Cook
Frank Dilling
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emerson Grouse
Buey- Tus
Dayton Manufacturers Order Telegraph Traffic Over Western Union
Dayton on June 14 reports the Dayton Manufacturers' Association requiring all telegraphic business to be conducted on Western Union lines in retaliation for a recent boycott by the American Federation of Labor. The move is expected to be endorsed by the National Association of Manufacturers and follows the federation transferring business to the Postal Telegraph Co.
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Dayton
Dayton Manufacturers’ Association
Western Union Telegraph Co
American Federation of Labor
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Co
National Association of Manufacturers
Mansfield & Eastern Traction to Issue 600000 Bonds
James W. Galbraith, secretary of the Mansfield and Eastern Traction Co., states plans to market 600000 dollars of guaranteed five percent bonds for an electric road from Mansfield to Ashland via Mifflin in Ashland county. Central Trust Co. will act as trustee. construction to begin soon.
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Cleveland
James W. Galbraith
Mansfield & Eastern Traction Co
Mansfield
Ashland
Mifflin
Ashland County
Central Trusteo
Howe elected president at Case School of Applied Science
Charles S. Howe, acting president and former mathematics professor, elected president of Case School of Applied Science. Announcement by Chairman Jo Mo Henderson at Thursday commencement. The transition follows President Hope’s resignation as the school faces deficit and funding shortfalls.
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Cleveland
Charles S. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Jo Mo Henderson
Cody State
Hope
Ise School
Buechtel College
Akron
Cincinnati Of June Fifteenth Annual Convention In Session
The fifteenth annual convention of the International Proting Tressmen and Assistants' union is in session this week at Cincinnati. Delegates arrived for opening receptions hosted by the local union and the ladies' auxiliary. In separate notes, Sherman Rogers of Chicago Junction, bound over for alleged champagne theft from Hartmore and Ohio railway cars, took his own life yesterday, grieving loss of his job as engineer.
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Cancinnati
Proting Tressmen and Assistants’ Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Norwilk
Sherman Rogers
Chicago Junction
Hartmore & Ohio Railway
Murderous Assault Near Central Avenue Leaves Baker Injured
Oliver Connelly a Cleveland baker was beaten unconscious by two men near an alley by the National Biscuit Catting on Central Avenue at midnight. Two women rumored to be with them fled after the assault leaving Connelly injured. Police report no arrests. Labor unrest noted as molders and apprentices at Canton plan and strikes affect local mills and the new hotel project.
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Cleveland
Hines
Bsscuit
Central Avenue
Oliver Connelly
Connelly
Canton Sume
Sintoo Molders
Ahah
Nultivan Collies
Trans Hineramet
Will Hare
Dlarford
Hotel of Capt. Ewen Burned in Jackson Kentucky Trial Looms
Incendiary fire destroyed the three story City hotel owned by Capt. B J Ewen in Jackson Kentucky where 15 guests escaped unharmed No insurance and total loss believed to be arson The event ties to the murder trial of lawyers and political opponents with threats to alter testimony and intimidation fears rising in the region.
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Louisville
Jackson
B. J. Ewen
Jett and
White
J. B. Marcum
Ilitin
Ewen
Sian
Porto Rico Governor Reports Improving Island Business
Gov William H Hunt arriving in New York from Porto Rico reports continued improvement on the island with rising coffee exports to the United States and better American Porto Rican relations. He says peace and order prevail and American law is administered. he aims to aid land distribution after July 1 and remains optimistic about Porto Rico becoming a prosperous American community.
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New York
Porto_Rico
Ponce
Porto Rico
Want
United States
Washington
Porto Ricn
Wreck of Washington T. Thomas Near Stratton Island
A schooner carrying 4000 tons of Norfolk coal bound for Portland split in a gale off Stratton Island. Captain Lermond and 13 crew were rescued after one crewman was injured and the captain and four seamen suffered bruises. Captain’s wife, who had been married a year, perished as waves wrecked the cabin. The vessel was a total loss.
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Portland
Washington T. Thomas
Thomaston, We
Stratton's Island
Old Orchard
Norfolk
William J Lermond
Lermond
United States to Oppose Treaty Negotiation Transfer
Pekin June 13 reports the United States will object to moving negotiations for the American and Japanese commercial treaties from Shanghai to Pekin. An edict orders the transfer without consulting the United States or Japan, a move deemed discourteous to both powers.
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United States
Pekin
Shanghai
Japan
Bloody Battle Over Fence Ends in Fatal Shootings
In Sacramento on a Saturday afternoon a neighbor dispute over a fence escalated into a deadly shooting. W It Lockwood killed John Gould, an employee at Southern Pacific shops, then shot Gould’s wife but claims no harm to her. Gould’s 11 year old son drew his father’s pistol but the cartridges were spent. The altercation began with a fist fight and left both sides dissatisfied.
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Sacramento
Cal
Lockwood
John Gould
Southern Pacific
Gould
Monument to Negro Slaves Erected in United States
Barrington Rob reports a monument dedicated yesterday honoring African American slaves and descendants for domestic and patriotic services before and during the American Revolution. The piece notes it as the first of its kind in the United States. Also mentions Popes Condition Improves in Rome with news of Pope Leo XIII’s health.
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Barrington
Rob
United States
Rome
Dro Lapponi
Leo
Review of Trade Shows Steady Demand Amid Labor Troubles
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports steady demand and firm prices in most busy sectors with irregular manufacturing returns. Textiles lag due to idleness, pig iron stocks rise modestly, and labor disputes slow overall activity. Rails plates and machinery show strength. coke ovens set records. cotton goods rise slightly. woolens conservative. footwear strong. US failures count 215 versus 162 last year. Canada 14 versus 20.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Trial of Man Accused in Marcus Murder At Jackson Ky
Testimony in the Marcus murder trial unfolds as correspondents arrive in Jackson. Marshal Longmyer reports no arrests for two nights as liquor flows, financing carousals, and bands of feudists threaten the jail. Evidence points to a conspiracy involving county officials and hired killers, with witnesses delayed by illness and absence. Soldiers guard reluctant witnesses said to be hiding in the woods amid fear.
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Jackson
Rovost
Marshal Longmyer
Blind Tigers
Jett
White
Marenm
Redwing
Express Robbers Detained After Chicago Express Car Raid
Huntington Indiana June 13 Cyrus Gillen 25 of Thyn Ohio and Frank Marien 29 of Lima Ohio are under arrest for robbing a Chicago and Erie express car between Huntington and Chicago. Gillen fled after a chase four officers fired eight shots. Marion was found in the car and held until an officer arrived. A large quantity of goods was found on the prisoners and express packages were reported strewn along the rail.
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Huntington
Ind
Cyrus Gillen
Thyun
Frank Marien
Lima
Chiveago & Erie
Here
Chicago
Crown Point
Owatell Weas
Gillen
Marion
Scranton Man Ends 40 Day Fast and Dies in Paralyic Hope
Edward McIntyre Minooka hotel keeper ends a 40 day fast after 49 days of nourishment decline. He weighed 167 pounds at start and 11 1/2 pounds at death. He hoped fasting would aid a severe paralysis. He was 47.
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Scranton
Edward MclIntyre
Minooka
McIntyre
Tie
UW W Election in St Paul Supreme Lodge Officers Elected
In St Paul Minnesota on June 13 the supreme lodge of UW W held its officer election. William H Miller was promoted to supreme workman and M W Sackett of Pennsylvania was elected for the first time as supreme recorder.
End of the Philadelphia Carpenters Strike Declared
The carpenters strike that began May 1 was officially ended last night by the district council of the Brotherhood of Carpenters in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Carpenters
the Brotherhood of Carpenters
Flood crisis eases in East St. Louis and relief grows
After a levee breach at Illinois Central the flood but the river receded to 37.9 feet and the Broadway embankment held. Refugees are cared for. property losses are estimated in the millions. Separate relief efforts expand as Kansas City areas face widespread damage and ongoing needs. Commencement at West Point is held with 104 graduates.
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East St. Louis
Ill
Illinois Central Levee
Baltimore & Ohio
Broadway
Missouri Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Kansas City
Relief Committee of
Kan
United States
Kansas Citys
Missouri
Kansas
Murdered by masked hobbers near Columbus
In Indianapolis near Columbus ten miles west a wealthy farmer George Duyer was killed by two masked robbers who bound his wife and forced him to surrender his money. The attackers fled after shooting Duyer, with the amount unknown though believed to be several hundred dollars. Napoleon Tajoie and William Hernhard of the Cleveland club were purged of contempt for defying an injunction against playing with non National League Philadelphia teams.
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Hobbers
Indianapolis
George Duyer
Lton
Columbus
Philadelphia
Napoleon Tajoie
William Hernhard
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
National League Club
Lipton Shamrock T11 Arrives Safe at Staten Island
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock T11, challenger for the America's Cup, reaches Tompkinsville Staten Island after a 16 day 22 hour voyage from Gourock Scotland. Erin towed Shamrock most of the way and Shamrock 1 was towed by Cruiser The. All 136 crew members are reported well.
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New York
Gourock
Scotland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Erin
Atlantic
Commencement Week Opens at University of Pennsylvania
Commencement week at the University of Pennsylvania began with the baccalaureate sermon preached by Rev Dre Kerr Boyee Yupper at the First Baptist church. The edifice was crowded with graduates and their friends.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dre Kerr Boyee Yupper
First Baptist Church
Aged Couple Killed by Train Near Montgomery
John Zeelinka and his wife were instantly killed when struck by the North Star Limited on the Minneapolis and St Louis line near Montgomery Minnesota.
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Montgomery, Minn
John Zeelinka
North Star
Minneapolis & St Louis
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Root
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Co & B
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Cleveland, CO
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New York Unn & Co
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