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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
The Democrats unanimously nominated Cray for state senate in the 17-287 joint district race held at Millersburg on Tuesday afternoon. Local party leaders praised Cray’s record and pledged support from party affiliates across the district.
Knox county delegates defy Thompson aims by caucusing at the probate court, supporting Holmes candidate Wella D Gray for state senator. The credentials committee favored Gray delegates, Holmes won the seat, and Gray received the nomination amid orderly convention proceedings in Millersburg.
A man died at his East High Street home after ingesting a large amount of arsenic in a self inflicted act. Police and coroner investigated to determine motive and timeline. The deceased was identified locally and authorities urged no speculation pending autopsy results.
Edwin Shipley aged forty a teamster living at 706 East High street died by his own hand at his home on Tuesday afternoon. After weeks of drinking and conflict with his wife he took a large quantity of arsenic. A bottle and labeled paper were found near the poison. He was pronounced dead by the police. funeral services set for Friday at 1 40 pm with Rev. F K Brininstool officiating. He leaves a wife two daughters two sons and his parents.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio offers five percent on time deposits with four million dollars in assets. Depositors receive interest from the day of deposit and profits over five percent are placed in a reserve fund for protection. Call or write for a booklet on money reception and loaning. Also notes Boston observance of a 280th anniversary in nearby Manchester.
Alban was found guilty on two charges by Mayor Mitchell in Columbus. The defendant faced intoxication and resisting an officer charges. He was released on bond, with a motion for a new trial denied and a hearing set for Monday morning, June 1, at ten o'clock.
Omar Stephens of Helmont is lightly bruised after crossing West High street near Mulberry when an eastbound streetcar struck him on the left side. Deaf and unable to hear the approaching car, he jumped back, suffering only minor arm and shoulder bruises and temporary breath loss. No other injuries reported.
The Huntington Valley Country Club near Philadelphia hosts the annual Women’s Eastern Golf Association championship starting today. Strong interest and wide attention mark the event as a premier feminine athletics contest of the season.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease, asserting it cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any case it cannot cure and cites testimonials, with Toledo, Ohio as the manufacturer location. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Brown president of the New York Central declares Taft will order the resumption of all railroad work halted last week. The program could cost about five million dollars, covering track laying yard upgrades and roadbed improvements including a $100,000 freight car order. Brown says the administration and Central reached a satisfactory, though not ideal, arrangement.
Rates across eastern and central trunk lines paused pending Interstate Commerce Commission review. Taft led talks at the White House with railroad presidents Browne McRex Finley, signaling a pause likely lasting about a year as reform pressures push for prompt investigation and legal alignment. The administration also urged Congress to amend the railroad bill to take effect immediately of signing. Browne’s trial loomed in Chicago as O Neil Browne faced bribery charges over Lorimer’s Senate election. Dr Crum’s ministerial nomination stirred controversy with Tillman opposing his Charleston post. A Sandusky real estate figure Beatty died by suicide at Middle Bass Island.
Saturday morning session of the common pleas court will begin at near dusk with motions for new trials in civil cases heard this term. The Scott will probate concerns Char va Scott of Monroe. wife Mamie Scott executrix, property to wife then children. if none living, half to heirs at law and half to heirs of wife. The case in supreme court was dismissed for lack of preparation by the plaintiff in error. Guardian appointed for Walter Jr Mokiroy, bond $500 with Mary Perenhaugh and Huelly Colzin as sureties. Deed filed: Charles G Miller to Alexander Wilson, 34 acres in Pleasant, $2,100.
The Hixwatha assembly opening July 25 features Mrs McGinty and Mrs Wirgs as two entertainers. Master magician Mr Wil Nicola and hypnotic subject Mrs Marguerite headline a bill with Mr Herman Holmberg as comic butler Dobski. Inquiries for tickets already being made. full details to be announced soon.
The Knox Building and Loan Company promotes a no cost investment with guaranteed safety. It promises prompt interest, withdrawable funds anytime, and easy access at 5 East High Street. Inquiries invited at the office.
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