Three Generations Graduate from Oberlin College Langston Line
Oberlin records show three generations of the Langston family graduating from Oberlin College. Carroll Napier Langston of St. Louis and his brother John Mercer Langston followed by Prof. Arthur D. Langston, son of the elder Langstons, all earned Oberlin degrees, with Hon. John M. Langston a 1849 alum.
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Oberon
Oberlin College
Carroll Napier Langston
St. Louis
John Mercer Langston
Arthur D. Langston
Dumas. School
Oberlin
John M. Langston
Congress
A. D. Langston
Langston
America
Heroic Fire Death of Plain City Restaurateur
M J McMasters proprietor of the Plain City restaurant died a hero after entering his burning building to save his wife and then his 11 year old son. He re entered with his son in his arms as smoke and flames blocked the exit. Both father and son perished.
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Columbus
M. J. McMasters
Plain City
McMasters
Tragic shotgun accident claims Edith Brochert in Hume
Edith Brochert the 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Brochert of Hume met a tragic death when a double barreled shotgun discharged while children played in an attic. A drum major age 5 was nearby as the gun fell and discharged, killing Edith instantly with gore noted on walls and ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Jnne
Edith
Joseph F Brochert
Hume
Aldier
Crusade Against Child Labor Begins In State
State Inspector Morgan announced a statewide crusade against child employment in factories. He re-arrested supervisors at Hamilton Miami Valley knitting mills and American Canning Co. plant and will tour Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo and other cities to press arrests of employers using children under 14.
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Columbus
Morgan
Uade
Hamilton
Miami
Roller Coaster Accident Leaves Woman Injured at Forest City Park
At Forest City park Sunday afternoon a roller coaster ride ended with Miss Minnie Toussant being thrown from a fast moving car. She was dragged several feet and sustained fractures and bruises that may prove fatal. Three other girls were aboard the car and unharmed. Cleveland authorities investigate the incident.
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Cleveland
Forest City Park
Minnie Toussant
West Side market house project approved by board
The West Side market house commission is knocked out by the board of public service. The board adopts a resolution to take possession and carry out the market improvement and to apply to the council for funds to construct a suitable market at Pearlland Lorain.
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Cleveland
West Side
Board of Public Service
Peakes Uoon
Snall
Pearland Lorain Treg
One Killed and One Injured in Picnic Fight
A fight at a picnic 18 miles from Portsmouth left John Brown dead after being shot through the heart by John Short. Frank Brown, father of John Brown, was fatally wounded in the melee and later died. The elder Brown and John Short clashed, Short attacked with a hatchet then shot Brown. Short was arrested.
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Portsmouth
Picnic
Here
Saturn
John Brown
Frank Brown
Brown
John Short
Short
Gen Dick Elected Chairman in Ohio Republican Meeting
The Republican State Central Committee selected Gen Dick Meh of Kron to direct the Ohio campaign. John R. Mallay became secretary and WF Burdell treasurer as the state executive committee met in Columbus.
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Columbus
Carles Meh
Kron
Republican State Central Committee
Ohio
John R. Mallay
WF Burdell
Columbee
Woman Dies After Skull Fracture In Danville Crash
Elizabeth Chamberlain wife of Dr WE Chamberlain of Akron was thrown from a moving car in Danville on Sunday morning and died a few hours later from a fractured skull.
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Danville
Mix Elizabeth Chamberlain
WE Chamberlain
Akron
Choamberlain
Carter Nominated by Democrats for State Senate
In Crestline on a June day the Thirty first district Democrats nominated Hon. E Carter for the state senate.
Locals report fatal shooting at boarding house quarrel
An aged resident and his son clashed at a boarding house run by Mrs Jatin Murer von Revver on a Sunday. the elder man sustained a gunshot wound and is in critical condition. Drs Swankes and Werner conducted an examination and anticipate a difficult recovery.
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Jatin Murer
Percy
Ton
Howe
Satin
Drs Swankes
Werner
Freight of gold lifted by Dalaran brigands
A missionary captured months ago by Dalaran brigands had gold weighing 214 pounds carried over mountains to their camp. Turkish officers were unaware of the theft. The full tale arrives with the brigands’ demand for liberty of Mews The report recounts the sequence of events and the ransom.
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Tyne
Berke Bree Ee Gee
Dent
Dalaran
Adams & Sarber Oil Co Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
The Adams & Sarber Oil Co based at Erie street and Euclid avenue filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in U S court. Liabilities total 303 431 with assets 171 431. Adams liab 4 161.65 assets 6 416. Larber liab 8 764.82 assets 4 602. The case lists many small creditors across Ohio and West Virginia including a wage claim of 3 625.76 and an employee earning 500 monthly.
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Cleveland
Adams & Sarber Oil Co
Erie Street
Euclid Avenue
J. W.adams and
Charles
Sarber
United States
Adams
Larber
Sbh
Lieteland
Ohio
West Virginia
Columbus Railway stockholders approve lease to new firm
In Columbus on June 19 stockholders of the Columbus Railway Co. voted to lease its property franchises and privileges to the Columbus Railway & Light Co. a new entity with 5 million dollars in capital to take over the Columbus Railway Co and the Columbus Edison Co. The leasing company guarantees dividends on both stocks and the Edison stockholders are expected to ratify the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
Columbus Railway Co
Columbus Railway & Light Co
Columbus Edison Co
Columbus Edison
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Dedicated in Youngstown
In Youngstown on Sunday the Grace Methodist Episcopal church was dedicated largely due to the pastor Re ee Ah net est advocate of practical Christianity. Rev Dr Van Kirk, before his ministry, worked as a plasterer and aided by plastering the church walls and preparing the lawn by grading and seeding.
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Youngstown
New Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
van Kirk
National Association elects officers at Ohio convention
Akron June 20 The National Association of Stationary Engineers elected officers at the state convention. President Michael Rochere of Cincinnati. vice president J No Melurland of Newark. secretary C Orin of East Liverpool. treasurer B W Phillips of Wellsville. conductor T W Shelton of Akron. doorkeeper E F Johnson of Cleveland. Cincinnati awarded next convention.
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Akron
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Michael Rochere
Cincinnati
J. No Melurland
Newark
C. Orin
East Liverpool
B. W Phillips
Wellsville
T. W. Shelton
EF. C. Johnson
Cleveland
Shooting Death in Norwalk Burglary Case
Early Thursday a colored man named Gordon was shot fatally by Cornell Newman who believed burglars were targeting his mother’s home. Newman fired a shotgun, the charge entering Gordon's stomach. Newman was arrested.
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Norwalk
Cordon
Cornell Newman
Young Newman
Gordon
Newman
Newnan
Nonpartisan Nominations Filed for Brand Whitlock and Heller
Petitions have been filed in Toledo for the nomination of Brand Whitlock an author lawyer and politician and 0 P Heiler for the state legislature as nonpartisans Whitlock is described as a strong nonpartisan and Heller as a prominent Republican worker in county precincts.
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Toledo
Brand Whitlock
P Heiler
Whitlock
Jones
Heller
Deaths and injuries after city incidents
Columbus report: William Evans, an aged city employee, was killed when thrown from a sprinkling wagon crossing railway tracks. Arthur Nethood, a student at Ohio Medical University, was badly injured after being caught in a stone crusher at a brick plant while working his way through college.
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Columbus
William Evans
Arthur Nethood
Ohio Medical University
Buildings Dedicated at University of Cincinnati Ceremony
In Vanbrent woods beside Cincinnati, thousands gathered for the dedication of Cunningham hall the Van Wormer library the Technical and Engineering hall and other new University of Cincinnati buildings. A parade preceded the ceremonies.
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Cincinnati
Vanbrent Woods
Woods of
Cunningham Hall
van Wormer
Technical and Engineering Hall
University of Cincinnati
New Distillery Planned in Terre Haute by Cincinnati Firms
A contract signed Monday for immediate equipment of a new distillery in Terre Haute Indiana marks a stand against the Distilling Co of America. The Commercial Distilling Co of Terre Haute will start the plant, formed by Cincinnati firms.
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Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Ind
Distilling Co of America
Commercial Distilling Co
Cincinnat
Explosion wrecks Central Manufacturing Co building kills owner
An explosion at the Central Manufacturing Co plant on Court and Russell streets in Cincinnati on Saturday killed principal owner Fred Pape and fatally injured partner Joseph Kitchowski. Several female workers were injured but none seriously.
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Cincinnati
Central Manufacturing Co
Court and
Russell Streets
Fred Pape
Joseph Kitchowski
Trustees Meet at Cheveland June 23
Trustees of the Metunley National Memorial gathered at the office of semitor Wanna to review progress and plan future work. The meeting noted contributions and decided that donations should be invested at interest.
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Cheveland
Metunley National Memorial
Ordview
Ofice
Myton
Germ
Cree
Fire Threat on W I & GE Freight Bridge
A Norwalk freight train on the W I & GE line rode through a trestle fire on the Huron branch early Thursday. The engineer misjudged the blaze as a bonfire and accelerated into flames as the wooden span collapsed into the valley below.
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Norwalk
Huron
Knights of St. John Hold Silver Jubilee Session
In Columbus Ohio on June 222 the International Knights of St. John celebrated its silver jubilee with thousands of knights and ladies present. After religious services delegates moved to the board of trade auditorium where Col George M Kerelmeyer opened the convention. A rain soaked parade was postponed to 6 pm as about 500 uniformed knights lined up with delegations from Detroit Rochester NY Covington KY Cincinnati Cleveland Youngstown Akron and other Ohio cities.
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Knights of St. John
Columbus
International Knights of—St.—Jona
Board of Trade
George M. Kerelmeyer
Detroit
Rochester
N.Y
Covington, Ky
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Ohio Cities
Y P C U O Auxiliaries Elect Officers in Akron
The three day Y P C U of the United Brethren church convention in Akron closed with officer elections. New officers include President Claude H. Mekert Akron Vice President George Dr Weiner Leach City Recording Secretary I B Slusser Akron Corresponding Secretary Mrs Clara P Kersh Montrose Mission Superintendent Rev Net Kendall Columbus.
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U. PF. C. UO
Akron
Y. P Cc. LA
United Brethren Church
Cosnocton
Claude H. Mekert
George—Dr.Weiner
Leach City
I. B. Slusser
Clara
Maj Stephen Johnson Dies at 60 In Columbus Area
Maj Stephen Johnson aged 60, died at his home Sunday of paralysis. He drafted the charter of the Columbus Piqua Indiana railway, later the Pennsylvania line to Chicago and St. Louis, and served as its counsel for a quarter century. He held county offices, was a state legislator, and served with distinction in the Eleventh Ohio during the Civil War.
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Pigua
O. Jimne
Stephen Johnson
Columbus, Piqua & Indiana Railway
Pennsylvania Line
Chicago
St. Louis
Ohio
Williams Employes Reunion Draws Ravenna Crowds
Ravenna on June 20 hosted the annual Williams Employes reunion with over 4000 visitors. Mayor Ridde gave a welcome address and presented a four foot bronze key to George E. Wait, president of the day, as half of Chagrin Falls attended.
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Honnlon
Williams
Ravenna
Freedom of the City
Ridde
George E. Wait
Chagrin Falls
Lisbon Centennial Opens With Grand 700-Voice Concert
The Lis bon centennial celebration began with a large concert in Lisbon on Tuesday. George H. Huston served as centennial board treasurer and Eril Reinkendorff directed the Canton Grand Army Ring orchestra.
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Lisbon
Columbiana County
George H. Huston
Centennial Board
Canton Grand Army Rind Orchestra
Eril Reinkendorff
Toledo Man Arrested for Trafficking Girls to Resorts
Toledo police arrested FE House of Hamilton Ohio on a charge of conducting traffic in girls. They allege he induced young girls to leave home and come to Toledo where he turned them over to resort proprietors who forced them into degrading lives.
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Toledo
FE. House
Hamilton
Ryan resigns as Queen City Jockey Club chief
Cincinnati reports John J. Ryan the turfman resigns as general manager of the Queen City Jockey Club Newport Kentucky in favor of Frank Fowler. The move follows indictments at St Louis linked to the Washington post office scandal involving JD V Miller and others.
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Cincinnati
John J . Ryan
Queen City Jockey Club
Newport
Frank Fowler
Ryan
St. Louis
Washington Post Office
JD V Miller
Denver Pastor Called to Akron Congregation Votes Unanimously
The Trinity Lutheran church in Akron has unanimously called Rev. Rh. O W. Simons of Denver Colorado to its pastorate. Simons, a former Ohio man, previously served as pastor of a Springfield church for several years and will succeed New C. E Keller.
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Akron
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rh. O W. Simons
Denver
Col
Rev. Simons
Ohio
Springfield
New C. E Keller
Five Hurt in Gas Explosion at Sewer Shaft Mouth
Five persons were badly hurt, not fatally, when natural gas exploded at the mouth of a shaft leading to a sewer tunnel near Par i and Hickory streets in Columbus on Monday evening. The blast wrecked an engine building at the shaft entrance.
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Columbus
Pari
Hickory Streets
Saloon Stalls and Private Rooms Banned in Cleveland
Cleveland police chief issues edict banning saloon stalls and private drinking rooms terming them hell holes and ordering their closure, effective immediately and announced Monday morning by Superintendent Kohler.
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Stalin
Cleveland
Kohler
Lusi
Destructive Mire Fire Destroys Curtis & Co Undertaking
A June 2004 blaze in Marion destroyed Curtis & Co undertaking establishment. Two funeral cars, an ambulance, and vans were consumed. Firefighters labored to prevent spread while the cause remained undetermined amid casualties and losses.
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Marion
Mernae
Curtis & Co
Pure Food Act Circulated to Start July First
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Armstrong issued a circular to enforce the Pure Food Law of March 3 1903 starting July 1. It authorizes sampling of imported foods drugs and liquors at ports and requires labeling in English. Adulterated goods will be exported under customs supervision or destroyed with two days for rebuttal by owners or consignees.
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Washington
Armstrong
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Chemistry
Arnold Turf Investment Co Chief Surrenders In St Louis
After surrendering at the Tour courts on June 20, K K Arnold founder of the Arnold Turf Investment Co and leader of the failed embezzlement scheme gave bond on seven indictments. Arnold’s manager Lumpkin Agill is also indicted and missing. Attorney Thomas J. Rowe accompanied Arnold to court and bonds were signed before he left with his wife and bondsmen.
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St. Louis
KK. J. Arnold
Arnold Turf Investment Co
Arnold
Thomas J. Rowe
Lumpkin Agill
Rnold
John J. Ryan
Ryan
Date Changed for Decoration Day Urged by G I Ro
Niagara Falls New York June 20 State encampment of the G I Roday adopted a resolution urging the national department to move Decoration Day to the last Sunday in May or the first Sunday in June The aim is to prevent the holiday from becoming a day for sport and recreation and restore its original meaning.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
G. I. Ro
National Department
Jury discharged in Kentucky murder case moves to Cynthiana
In Jackson Kentucky on June 20 the jury could not agree on the murder case of Jett and White in the death of James D B Mar cum. Judge Redwine ordered the case moved to Cynthiana for the next trial.
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Jackson
Jett and White
James DB. Marcum
Redwine
Jett- White
Cynthiana
Judge Wilbanks Dies In Washington At 53
Judge K A D Wilbanks of Mount Vernon Indiana died in Washington from heart disease aged 53. He served thirty years as clerk of the supreme court of Illinois.
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Washington
K. A. D. Wilbanks
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court of Jinois
Favor Plan of Arbitration in Skilled Labor Delegates
Delegates from 21 unions in New York met yesterday and adopted a resolution favoring a practical plan of arbitration to eliminate general strikes or lockouts on buildings. The action signals coordinated effort to resolve labor disputes without broad industrial action.
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New York
Lndorers
United Board of Buddime Trades
Embezzlement Charge Brings Court Action in Baltimore
Dora Campbell aged two from Maysville Georgia was arrested here yesterday on a charge of embezzling postal funds. The unusual case centers on a past personal relationship and involves misuse of mail service funds. The investigation continues as authorities pursue further details and potential proceedings.
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Baltimore
Dora Campbell
Maysville
Will Not Compromise In Sensational Rail Way Suit
A brief with sensational allegations was filed in Cincinnati detailing claims by Keene and Southern Pacific appellants. The brief argues Union Pacific cannot legally control Southern Pacific votes, cites public policy, and alleges discrimination and abuse by Central Pacific expenditures amid ongoing legal actions in the U S court of appeals.
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Southern Pacifc
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
New York
Keene and Harriman
Southern Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Norriman
Union
Central P Pacific
Southern Pacific Road
Keene Interest
United States Court of Appeals
Louisville
Augustus E. Wilson
Edward Lauterbach
Eugene Treadwell
Harriman
Southern Pacifi
Cohion Pacific
Central Pacific
Dun's Review of Trade Signals Mixed Early Summer
Unseasonably cold and wet weather slows merchandise distribution while overall output shows improvement. June railway earnings up 3.5 percent from last year and 14.8 percent from 1901. iron and steel markets unclear amid labor issues and price declines. cotton mills active with tight raw stocks. woolens and footwear moving gradually. foreign trade strong despite headwinds. U.S. failures total 213, Canada 24.
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New York
K. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Trevonuntry
United States
Canada
Hotel Strikers Reach Settlement in Chicago
The waiter and cook strike in Chicago ends with 75 percent of strikers to return to old positions in the morning and the rest within ten days. Both sides agree to union recognition with freedom for either side.
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Chicago
Fatal Powder Explosion Kills Three Slavs in Twilight
In Charleroi Pennsylvania on June 20 three Slav miners were fatally burned by a powder explosion at the home of Nate Glazes in the Twilight mining settlement. Three cases of powder were found in a back room as Tie, Mike Zynta and Simon Jaur smoked pipes when the blast occurred. None of the victims can recover.
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Charleroi
Nate Glazes
Glazes
Tie
Mike Zynta
Simon Jaur
Railroad strike settlement seen as freights move soon
Kansas City June 20 high salaried railroad officials wore overalls and began trucking freight in a show of quick action as strikes by handlers staggered road service. Report says Rock Islanders face the worst in freight backlog with 200 daily cases and few workers. Santa Fe claims a full force, many of them black, handling duties.
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Omiclalx
Kansas City
Indienlong
Rock Islanders
Santa Fe
Sattis
Lowell strike ends after 13 weeks of disruption
The textile council in Lowell Massachusetts declares the great strike over with unanimous support for an immediate return to work. About 17 000 operatives affected since March 30, wages loss around 1 300 000 and factories face production gaps due to stock and loom balance.
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Theo
Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Conroy
William S. Southworth
Agenta
Double tragedy in Scranton ends with deaths and hope fading
In Scranton on June 22 Ernest Schmie and Jennie Brennan, young lovers from Green Wool, consumed carbolic acid and then Schmie killed himself after firing three times. Brennan survived initial agony, but doctors fear for her recovery as a search party found them in a secluded woods spot.
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Scranton
Ernest Schmie
Jennie Brennan
Greenwool
Schmie
Miss Brennan
Thomas Cavanaugh
Explosion Kills Nine at Ohio Dynamite Mine Near Senecaville
A lightning strike ignited 3,000 pounds of dynamite in a mine near Senecaville Ohio during a storm. Nine carpenters and workers were killed and many injured as barns and town buildings collapsed. the Somers Coal Co. of Cleveland owned the shaft half a mile south of the village. Windows and local structures suffered extensive damage in the mining town of about 300 residents.
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Cambridge
Senecaville
John Saltsberger
Somers Coal Co
Cleveland
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kellar
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Daily Service Note
Daily service note shows signal stops listed with exceptions on Sundays and holidays. The incomplete OCR indicates schedules and routes for Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway, with emphasis on daily operations and Sunday omissions.
Verdict of Wurder
The jury in Omaha on June 22 found Lint Linenier Company I Twenty-fifth Infantry guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Sergeant Robert Yours of the same company, but they did not impose the death penalty.
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Omaha
Neb
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Robert Yours
Ming James Ro Pond Dies After Amputation Surgery
Ming James Ro Pond, famed manager of lecturers and singers, died at his Jersey City home following an operation on June 17 in which his right leg was amputated. The June 22 note confirms the death.
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Way. Pond
New York
Ming James Ro Pond
Jersey City
Colliery Reopens After Prolonged Idle Period
Shamokin Pennsylvania June 20 The Lehigh Valley Coal Co revived the mine after two years of idleness. Work was resumed with men assigned to tasks. The colliery had been shut during a dull season and flooded during the major coal strike.
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Shamokin Pa
Cathede Clureh Dedicated Parade in Canton June 2
Unclear OCR summary notes a dedication event in Canton on June 2, with references to Catholes and parade elements. Mentions Ahaen Mosom New Naladelphia and Coy Ditton in a garbled context. Facts are uncertain due to damaged text.
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Canton
Ahaen
Naladelphia
Resane
State Representatives Nominated in Regional Delegation
Delegates from Noble and Morgan counties met Tuesday to nominate state representatives. The Morgan group backed Dr ES Lefevre while Noble delegates chose Dr J FP Cain.
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Noble
Morgan Counties
Morgan
ES Lefevre
J. FP. Cain
Unclear historical notice from Stanton Delaware county
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a place in Stanton Delaware county and references to Koreas on mill of Washington with vague phrases about a nobleman or proverbs and a taken up item. No clear event, names, or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Vee
Nobleowin
Toy de Olins Wesleyan Tapersity
Stanton
Delaware County
Washington
Dynamited Safe in Struthers Sparks String of Thefts
Reichberg dynamited a railroad safe in Struthers on a Saturday early in June, securing about $1,000 in money. He cut railroad and telephone wires and escaped, according to police reports in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Reichberg
Pennsylvania
Struthers
Strike Off Milwaukee Leather Workers Union Declared
The Milwaukee Leather Workers union ended its four week strike after a meeting where members formalized the decision to declare the strike off. The widespread disruption that tied up most factories in theory over four weeks was resolved at the union gathering.
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Milwaukee
theMilwagkee Leather Workers’ Union
Girl at carnival tries to eat snakes in Logansport
A 72 year old woman Fatredald attempted to eat a dozen small snakes at a carnival in Logansport after a June event. She was found convulsing with snakes inside and was taken by her parents to a medical facility in precarious condition following multiple bites.
Madrid Uprising Report Reveals Large Loss in Clash
The Correspon dencia states that Senhuaya aid was begun Saturday and the sultan’s army suffered about 6,000 casualties. The pretender to the throne remains unaware of his supporters’ victory as reported by the telegraph correspondent.
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Madrid
Correspondencia
Langiers
Kiowa Indian Baptist excludes whites from meetings
The Indian Baptist association, composed entirely of Kiowa Indians, has adopted a resolution excluding all whites from their meetings. The move was announced on June 22 in Hobart Okla through the Indian press notes and reflects ongoing interethnic tensions in the region.
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Hobart
Oklo
The
Indian Baptist Association
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