Thaw Deeds Return Control of Earl’s Property
Pittsburg reports that Alice Thaw filed deeds reclaiming about 500000 dollars of her Pittsburgh real estate from the Earl of Yarmouth. Deeds show she paid for the title, allowing her to resume ownership while the couple’s divorce litigation continues.
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Pittsburg Trust Company
Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Alice Thaw
Alice
Earl of
Alice Cornelia Thaw
Countess of
Miss Thaw
Yartowth
Fidelity Title and Trust Company of
Denniton Lyon
Wolf Gaicher in Gotham Awaits Young Broncho Busters
United States marshal John R. Abernathy, famed for his wolf catching bite, visits New York at Hotel Breslin for three weeks. He plans to showcase a parental program training sturdy American boys, with letters from the boys as progress reports to be made public if they consent.
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Jack Abernathy
New York
John R. Abernathy
United States
District of Oklahoma
Hoosevelt
Breslin
Abernathy
Louis
Insurgent Ohio Tax Assessors Face True Value Rule
Ohio auditors report insurgent local assessors resisting the new tax law by undervaluing property. Some list at 30 to 40 cents on the dollar, prompting Auditor Fullington to urge boards to set duplicates at 100 cents on the dollar for equitable taxation. Nick Carter pleads guilty to manslaughter and receives an indefinite sentence to Mansfield reformatory.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fullington
Addres
Boards of Equalization and Review
Detormintsey
Youngstown
Nick Carter
Percy Harris
Man- Wauchter
Atute
Mansfield
Venus
Oun Light
Vlan
Roiuth
East Buffalo Cartier Export Cittle
Gimbippine Steurs
Bhoeparu Tauiba
Youle
Pittssurg
Mortik
Cleveland
Mikere
Owen
Cincinnati
Toledo
Westye
Grand Army of the Republic encampment prep noted
June 14 to 16 marks the forty fourth Department of Ohio G A R encampment. Governor Harthon will speak twice on June 16 at campfires in Xenia Ohio and at First United Presbyterian church. Also mentions a volcanic incident in Rome and a San Francisco resident Jules Siton killed in Ve titing crater fumes.
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Xenia
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Harthon
Opera House
First United Presbyterian Church
Rome
Jules A. Siton
San Francisco
Reunion Sparks Memory Across Years at Columbus Alumni Meet
In Columbus Ohio on June 9 Mrs J Be Brewster 64 of Stewartsville Minnesota recognized at a distance the voice of classmate Mrs Pawcett McMillen 65 of West Mansfield Ohio at a meeting of the state's blind school alumni. The gathering marked a pleasant reunion as two former classmates who are blind reconnected. The piece also notes Pearl Fisher and a reference to pearl felling records along the west coast of Mexico dating to 1636, with industry continuing to the present day.
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Columbus, O
J. Be, Brewster
Stewartsville
Minn
Pawcett McMillen
Weat Mansfeld
Bott
Mexico
Mrs W J Gaynor Poses For First Snapshot Photograph
Mrs W J Gaynor and her daughter Edith pose for a first snapshot with Mrs Gaynor addressing photographers. The scene comes amid rumors Mayor Gaynor may seek the Democratic presidential ticket. General Howe, at Governors Island, previously restricted Mrs Gaynor from being photographed until she addressed a debt question.
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W. J. Gaynor
Gaynor
New York
W. KR
Edith Gaynor
Mee
Milas
Ora
Standpatters Victory in Iowa Nomination Count
Despatch from Des Moines June 9 reports Governor Carroll, Republican, nearing renomination with a lead of 706 votes as only five counties remain. Carroll strongholds in Carroll may lift total to 1500 to 2000, contrasting with two years prior when Carroll beat Garat by 22,000. Judge Prouty, a Progressive, swings a decisive win over Congressman Hill, carrying every county in the district with an official majority near 3,106.
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Dex Moines
Carroll
Garat
Prouty
Monument Dedicated in Sandusky by Daughters of the Confederacy
General George W. Gordon the last surviving Confederate major general delivered the dedicatory address at the monument to Confederate dead buried on Johnston's Island in Sandusky Bay. The Robert Patton chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, Cincinnati, erected the monument.
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Sandusky
George W. Gordon
Johnson's Island
Sandusky Bay
Robert Patton
Cincinnati
Daughters of the Confederacy
Autoist Held For Killing In Toledo Coroner Inquest
In Toledo Ohio Bertha Stutty, 14, was struck by an automobile driven by Thomas B Patterson and almost fatally killed. Patterson was arrested an hour after the crash and taken to police headquarters where he will be held until the coroner inquest today.
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Toledo
Thomas B. Patterson
Bertha Stutty
Patterson
Adison Adams Killed by Horse in Columbus Incident
Civil war veteran Adison Adams, 74, was fatally kicked by a horse in Columbus. The report notes multiple political items including Florida Senator Taliaferro’s renomination defeat by Broward, and Dick’s 143,101 vote total in recent primaries per Secretary Thompson. Five miners died when a hoisting ticket failed at the Richard mine near Dover, N J. The Cleveland baseball labor boycott ends as Ban Johnson signs closed contracts for the league.
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Adison Adams
Columbus
Taliaferro
Florida
Fower
Broward
Thompson
Hichard
Dover
N. J
Cleveland Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
American League
Wl Toys
Morbeck alias Fry admits to a series of robberies
Lima Ohio. Jane Lymon Morbeck alias Fry, 22, an orphan from Green Springs, is charged with multiple robberies and has pleaded guilty at an examination. The report notes his motive linked to his mother’s death six months ago as he sought the world.
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Lima
Jane
Lymon Morbeck
Fry
Green Springs
Berlin
Peary
Dr. Cook
Commander Peary
Orginator
Colleges Unite Unite German Wallace Baldwin Uni Formed
Committees from the board of trustees of German Wallace College and Baldwin University have taken steps to unite the two institutions into a single school. The merger likely will be known as Baldwin Wallace. No phonograph. Patience. Yonkers Statesman.
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Berea
O. Dune
German Wallace College
Baldwin University
Baldwin Wallace
Uprising Leader Torments Rail Lines In Yucatan
El Paso report says gunboat Morales and two battalions reach Meogreane then Merida where crowds cheer loyalty. Rebel leader Montenegro reportedly tore up railroad tracks delaying advance toward Glasaustaction. Banished officers, including Montenegro ally Bonfila, are linked to the revolt and a price is set on Bonfila. Further interior towns in Yucatan report sacking.
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el Paso
Tex
Morales
Meogreane
Yucatan
Yura Cruz
Merida
Victor Montenegro
Montenegro
Mexico
General Reis
Diaz
Maxmillano R. Bonfila
Recount Bid Sparks Fight Over Thirtieth District Ballots
In Pittsburg on June 9, Dr. R J Black filed for a court recount of ballots from 65 of 171 polling districts in the Thirtieth congressional district alleging widespread fraud. The petition asks ballot boxes be opened for a full count, with Black claiming an over 1,000 vote margin if honest. Dalzell supporters seek a hearing before county commissioners prior to box openings, a move likely after an order is issued.
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Pittsburg
R. J. Black
John Dalzell
County Commission
Black
Dalzell
Convicts Hurt As Windstorm Rips Missouri Penitentiary
A cyclone struck the Jefferson City Missouri penitentiary causing extensive damage to five buildings including the kitchen dining hall chapel and library. Two convicts were badly bruised but none killed. guards and firefighters fought fires and cleaned wreckage through the night.
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Jefferson City
Jane G
Smissouri Penitentiary
United States
Sullivan Saddieries
Prinom
Aterm
Melther
Postal bill unlikely to face conflict in Congress
Washington June 9 to day House and Senate leaders agreed there will be no controversy over the postal savings bank bill The Gardner bill passed in the House after Republican caucus support and the Senate is expected to accept the House version without a conference If approved the measure could reach the president early next week In Dayton George G Cetone was renominated for state senator by the Democratic convention with Michael Cabillot Faton as running mate
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House
Washington
Penate
Cetone
Dayton
George G. Cetone
Thin City
Michael Cabillot Faton
White House Cow Pauline Wayne Missing on Trip
Washington June 9 Taft faces renewed railroad clashes as news on Pauline Wayne the White House cow fails to reach Washington. Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin had presented Pauline to the president as Jessie’s substitute but no word has been received of her whereabouts or journey from Wisconsin.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Pauline Wayne
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Jessie
Mer
Stinsner
Pauline
Stephenson
Brewers in Session See Beer Consumption Rise Worldwide
Washington dispatch reports the United States Brewers association opening noting beer and spirits consumption increasing despite nationwide prohibition. President Carl J. Hoster claims the prohibition wave is breaking and the beer industry may rebound. remarks are illustrated alongside a photo caption on wild animals taking their own pictures via a suspended cord triggering a camera.
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Washington
United States Brewers’ Association
Carl J. Hoster
Wastmaan
Uwe
Bath cost rise and bathtub trust tale from New York
A chaotic clipping notes a proposed $190 million move to raise bath product prices by 20 to 30 percent, claiming taxes to the U S and exclusion of small jobbers. It includes garbled dialogue about unemployment and a stray joke about an attorney and market slump.
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New York
Bathtub Trust
Alromly Lt Haw
United States
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Wolf Gaicher
Gotham
American Prews Association
Iowa
Congressman Hill
Prouly
Walter
Cyclone
Missouri Penitentiary
Brewers
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