World tour by Bryan party spurs Nebraska talks and riots
News notes report Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan and family leaving Lincoln for a world tour. Fusion of Nebraska Democrats and Populists forms on the Lincoln ticket. East Side riot in New York leaves a policeman critical and several wounded.
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Canada
Nebraska
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Neb
East Side
New York City
Herman Siebeling
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Lodge No. 2
B. P. O. Ellis
Five Die in Pennsylvania Railroad Collision Near Paoli
A rear end crash on the Pennsylvania line near Paoli, 19 miles west of Philadelphia, killed five men and injured more than twenty. Victims include Frank Brastow and S. S Walton, with others from Philadelphia and Altoona. General Manager Atterbury's private car was attached to the local train.
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New York Limited
St. Louis
Paoli
Pennsylvania Road
Frank Brastow
Haverford
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Co
W. W Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
George M. Pennypacker
West Philadelphia
S. S Walton
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Y. Garland
Narberth
Carl Dunhaur
Atterbury
Maine
Férenoon
Pool
Limited
Bursting West Ferry Street Building Collapses in Buffalo
A three story brick under construction collapsed on West Ferry street in Buffalo on Monday afternoon. Thirty workers were at the site. eight seriously hurt and six hospitals treated. Injured include Harry Craig with a skull fracture and internal injuries, Edward Flower with broken legs, and Frank Hamm with sprains. The owner is J. J. Crowley. The collapse spared many lives as the wall fell away from the crowd. In Kentucky a 23 year old man Henry Edwards was killed by Clarence Turner after a dance quarrel. Turner is jailed.
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Francisco Jacoboni
Frank Hamm
Charles Pohzehl
J. J. Crowley
Morris & Allen
Maysville
Henry Edwards
Lewisburg
Clarence Turner
Turner
Fireworks Factory Explosion Kills Italian Worker in Brooklyn
A small fireworks factory in Greenpoint Brooklyn exploded yesterday. Italian worker Spierzo was killed and his wife and three sons were fatally injured as the blast sent him through the roof of the wooden building.
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New York
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Spierzo
Fire destroys McDaniel Brothers livery stables
Fire in Wilmington Delaware on September 26 consumed McDaniel Brothers livery stables. Sixty five horses perished and about 160 carriages and wagons were destroyed. Total loss estimated at 50 000 dollars.
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Wilmington
Del
McDaniel Brothers
METHODIST MINISTERS ASSIGNMENTS ACROSS OHIO DISTRICTS
The east Ohio conference districts disclose ministerial appointments for Cleveland Akron and surrounding areas with presiding elders and assigned churches listed. Notable entries include George K. Morris and J. J. Mc Alpine among others, with numerous to be supplied posts noted. Also reports a separate Steubenville Canton Youngstown Uhrichsville district placements and a manslaughter conviction in Cleveland with a request for a quick second trial.
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J. E. Pope
Chardon
E. F. Collier
Asbury
E. J. Peck
Broadway
John Wilson
Cleveland Heights
E. C. Grover
East Glenville
E. A. Simons
Epworth Memorial
Euclid Avenue
M. P. Pratt
First
C. B. Mitchell
First Church Mission
E. A. Hauger
Grace
J. W. Moore
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Kinaman Street
M. C. Scott
Mars Hill
H. 8. Pace
Miles Park
Geneva
R. J. Harris
H. A. Cobbledick
Hampden
Madison
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Mayfield
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Middlefield
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Nottingham
Slylvester Burt
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J. D. Kahn
Say
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North Hill
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Deerfield
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Edinsburg
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H. J. Hunscher
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Bartel McCarty
Mogadore
Robert Davidson
Newton Falls
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Macedonia
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Ravena
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Rootstown
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Tallmadge
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Warren
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Windham
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Belmont
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Hannaat
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Niles
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Epworth
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Jenkins
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O. E. Fox
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A. E. Burrows
C. B. Henthorne
Adamsville
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New Cumberland
W. B Stewart
New Philadelphia
John T. Morton
Piedmont
W. P. Piggott
Plainfield
Scio
C Paugh
Tippecanoe
John C. Winter
A. J. Hiatt
West Lafayette
BE. H. Roberts
Scarcity of School Teachers in Ohio
Columbus Ohio September 21 reports to the state school commissioner from rural districts show a scarcity of school teachers across Ohio.
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Ohio
Union Printers Enjoined in Springfield Strike Clash
Springfield Ohio September 21 An injunction was granted to Crowell Publishing Co to stop union printers from blocking strike breakers entering the plant. More than 50 strike breakers have been driven away by pickets and sent by train to other cities. The company now has about 25 workers. The dispute is described as the fiercest in the region. Erie Buys C H and D
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Springfield
Crowell Publishing Co
Keep breakfast warm a little longer suicide in Springfield
Newton Mays, 61, a wealthy bachelor and political figure, killed himself after a morning routines disruption at his Springfield home. The death is attributed to health issues, and a period of mourning follows as authorities note the noted local figure’s passing.
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Springfield
Newton Mays
Mays
The Chadwick Case Set for Early Circuit Court Hearing
Cincinnati reports the assignment of cases for the United States circuit court of appeals prioritizes Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick. Judge Wing will present the case next week with four hours for arguments before Judges Lurton Severens and Richards. A November decision will decide if a new trial is granted. Cleveland notes Ralph Steffens of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co collapses on a curb after writing a passerby’s name and address to secure notification for his widow.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cassie L. Chadwick
Wing
Cleveland
Lurton
Bridge and
Jersey Streets
Ralph Steffens
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Steffens
Judge Dilllon Denies New Trial in McBride Damage Suit
In Columbus on Sept 23 Judge Dillion of the common pleas court refused a new trial for Dr James T McBride in a 100000 damage suit against Orin B Gould warden of the Ohio penitentiary Congressman Bannon and several judges and lawyers. Separate brief notes report a murder defense in Cleveland and a suicide by a husband at his wife's grave in Kenton. Springfield reports no local negro residents in Jackson Center and Dayton business leaders urge action against high insurance rates blamed on the Ohio Insurance Bureau.
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Richmond
Thomas Davies & Co
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Japan
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Tokio
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H. C. Hersey
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Leroy Shear
Clinton
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N. Y
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Jason Chumbley
Gravel Switch
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Rockland
Isaac J. Wistar
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
University of Pennsylvania
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Andrew A. Hamilton
Albany
McCall
Hamilton
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
New York
International Typographical Union
Howard Bullock
C. Prestom Hering
Concord Station
Wilmington
Del
Hering
Cabin Creek
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Jackson Pannell
Point Pleasant
Ber'in
Ion
Cleveland
William Hill
Charles Huff
William Lewis
Columbus
Dillon
Common Pleas Court
James T. McBride
Orin B. Gould
Ohio
Bannon
Portsmouth
Middletown
Waverly
Willard
Wellston
Perry Smith
Zanesville
W. R. Sprague
Louis Pollard
Kenton
Wolf Creek
John Gensley
Dayton
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Board of Trade of
Daytom
Sandusky City Finances Praised in Auditor Report
E. F. Brownfield filed with the state auditor the examination of Sandusky's municipal books. The report notes well conducted city finances. Mayor Moller turned into the treasury one dollar more than he collected.
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Sandusky
O. K. Columbus
E. F. Brownfield
Moller
Widow Kills Stock Buyer in Ohio Tragedy
Henry Limes, a 50 year old stock buyer from Jamestown near Springfield, was shot and killed last night by widow Sarah Richardson who resides about two and a half miles from Jamestown. Limes leaves a wife and two children.
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Henry Limes
Jamestown
Here
Sarah Richardson
Limes
Murderer Cas tor near collapse in Ohio hospital ward
Columbus Ohio September 23 Frank Castor of Canton the murderer of Policeman Davis is a nervous wreck unable to take food doctors warn he is on the verge of collapse Eight prisoners released from the Ohio penitentiary at expiration of terms two of them women Columbus Ohio September 23 Eight prisoners freed yesterday
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Collafae
Columbus
Frank Castor
Canton
Davis
Ohio Penitentiary
Man Killed by Train While Gathering Coal
Upper Sandusky Ohio Sept 26 John Hutchinson valued near 100000 dollars was fatally struck by a Hocking Valley passenger train while gathering coal along the track at Linworth south of the city.
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Upper Sandusky
John Hutchinson
Linworth
Here
Hocking Valley
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