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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
I chase a stalking echo through Glenarm House after lights fail and Bates reads Shakespeare by candle. A cryptic letter from St Agatha’s Sisters hints at Miss Armstrong, while Reverend Stoddard probes motives and hints at hidden plans and an inheritance dispute.
The narrator recalls a tense night at Glenarm with theories about Pickering and Morgan. He fears hidden fortune, suspects treachery, and plans to confront Pickering, while avoiding county authorities and public exposure. Bates remains unreadable as the day begins.
Red Acre Farm near Stow Massachusetts, 23 miles from Boston, opened May 8 1903 as a charitable home for broken down horses. Founded by Miss H C Bird, the 87 acre site includes pastures paddocks stables and hospital with volunteers and pensioners supported by five dollar annual fees and hundred dollar endowments for stalls.
Mr. Tom Pennell stayed with Mr. Moses Armstrong in An tioch and witnessed Armstrongs pet pig sweeping the yard with a broom. He also heard of a remarkable gander that can climb an apple tree to shake and eat the fruit, a feat Pennell did not see but believes possible.
Lord Crawford of England, president of the Royal Astronomical Society, holds a fine general library that could be larger if not for an ancestor, the premier earl of Scotland, selling thousands of volumes to cheesemen who used their leaves as wrapping paper.
In Cleveland on June 25 a clash erupted as six deputy sheriffs evicted Steven Soltes and his wife from 2924 East Ninety-first Street for Belt Line railroad clearance. Furniture was piled in the rain, youths cried, crowds gathered and were dispersed after arrests.
The Mt Union alumni banquet boosted U S Senator Knox of Pennsylvania as a presidential candidate. Judge Hole of Salem acted as toastmaster and lightly criticized Secretary Taft. Mrs Edgar Shump urged Knox for president. Knox, a Mt Union graduate, was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon amid about 200 guests.
Fire destroyed the old Dover Inn in Dover Center on a Friday afternoon. Farmers inside rushed to evacuate as walls began to collapse, jumping from the second floor while comrades aided and guided them to safety before the walls fell outward. The blaze started soon after the cook took up the dinner.
Arthur Smith age 24 of Van Wert Ohio was rescued by his mother from Rev Levi Lupton s Gift of Tongues camp late Wednesday night. Local residents fear other youths have been lured away and are being held at the camp after departures from home.
Bellefontaine Ohio June 25 The waste well at Lewistown reservoir gave way Monday releasing water through a 30 foot hole. The Miami river overflowed its banks causing widespread farm damage as 40 men labor waist deep in water to plug the immense breach and warn nearby towns.
Mrs. B. Hill wife of the Buckeye Traction Ditcher Co. superintendent was assaulted and robbed of $46 after a late night incident. A man struck her on the head, rendered her unconscious, and fled with the money.
Piqaua O June 22 Captain W J Downs who laid out the Miami and Erie canal helped with the St Mary's reservoir and surveyed the Pan Handle route between Pittsburg and Chicago died Thursday night at Black River Falls Wisconsin aged 91
Six year old Niles girl Maggie De Augustine vanishes along with neighbor Calo Zoda. A sum of 133 dollars from Papa De Augustine’s trunk under his bed is also missing. Authorities note Zoda is alleged to have a wife and family in Italy.
In Chardon on June 25 Lloyd Morley aged 18 told his parents he planned to go bursting Saturday. He tied a string to the trigger of a public safety item and fired it with his foot, the charge entering his brain. He was found Monday by his father.
Cleveland judge sentences Joseph Soley, convicted of killing his 15-year-old sweetheart Veronica VanZo, to the electric chair marking the first death penalty ruling in seven years.
Health officials raided Cleveland bakeries on June 21 arresting two bakers on orders from the health office. Twenty others were served notices to clean up or face arrest.
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