Columbus Car Strike Ends After Union Vote
In Columbus Ohio on May 5 the aritting car workers voted to accept Mayor Marshalls offer. Four discharged unionists will be reinstated to city service with wages matching their former pay but not their old routes. Complete car service resumed.
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Columbus, O
Columbus Railway and
1 Light Company
Marshall
Washington Gladden
Ohio State Universty
George W. Lattimer
Foster Copeland
Stewart
Btowart
Mr. Stewart
George W. Galllmer
Lattimer
Bloody clash as 8000 riot mob attacks police
Columbus on May 6 reports Special police on strike duty attacked near Spruce street and Dension avenue by a crowd of about 8000. Patrolmen Boggs and Wood, armed with maces, forced through the crowd and arrested saloonkeeper P. J. Connelly and “Hunk” O’Connell after Boggs was badly beaten in the melee.
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Drucken
Connelly
O'Donnell
Marcellain and
Weisley
Ceab
Boogs
Wood
Borge
Boggs
Borks
Columbus
Spruce Street
Densison Avenue
Warriot
Bogga
P. J
Pod
Rummy Robinson and the London Drayman Scene
A fragmented OCR note mentions Rummy Robinson and a brewer's dray in London with references to a noble man and a courtly question. The readable phrases imply a historical street scene or dialogue fragment tied to a figure called Rummy Robinson and a driver or drayman in the capital.
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London
The End In View Brella Faces Last Name Issue
Ella questions Brella about being called by her first name as she seeks help to drop her last name under a judge's scrutiny. The dialogue hints at defiance of convention and pursuit of personal identity through legal means.
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Ella
Brella
Hin
Judge
Mrs Swope Testifies In Noted Murder Trial
Kansas City May 6 The state rests in the Hyde murder case after Mrs Logan O Swope the defendant s mother in law testifies she recounts the sequence from Hunton s death to Col Swope s death and Chrisman Swope s illness summarizing the state s evidence
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Kansas City
Ntate
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Logan O. Swope
J. Moss Hunton
Bwope
Chrisman Swope
Man Burns In Car Fire At Ohio Traction Terminals
Cincinnati reports Gilbert Riley, 55, burned to death in an abandoned traction car at Ohio Traction terminals. Fire origin unknown. car nearly destroyed. Also, Senator Denton of Champaign county reported improved in Columbus. New York Central railroad to raise wages for 3,000 firemen by about 7 percent.
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Cincinnati
Gilbert Riley
Ohio Traction Company
Denton
Columbus
Champaign County
New York
New York Central Railroad
Died of Injuries in Columbus Stairs Fall
F O Carmack a former St. Louis broker died at St Francis hospital from a fractured skull after being found unconscious at the foot of stairs in the Duffy building. He likely slept on the second floor and fell in a dazed state. Also reports: six new hot mills at Jones & Laughlin Steel Aliquippa plant began operation and aim to boost production.
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Columbus, O
F. O. Carmack
St. Louis
St. Francis Hospital
Duffy
Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Ita
New Aliquippa
Peary European Lecture Attracts 10000 At Albert Hall
Commander Robert Peary spoke in London under the Royal Geographical Society auspices drawing an audience over ten thousand. President Darwin presented the society’s gold medal to the man who led a party to the pole. Separately, James Cowen faces a one thousand seventy three dollar bootlegging fine in Cincinnati workhouse.
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London
Robert
Peary
Albert Hall
Royal Geographical Society
Ciety
Darwin
Portsmouth
James Cowen
Cincinnati
Referee dispute delays big fight in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 6 Johnson and Berger failed to agree on a referee for the anticipated large bout. Johnson asked Tex Rickard to set a 10 day deadline to reach an agreement, while Berger for Jeffries reportedly rejected both Yack Welsh and Eddie Graney. Cremated barn in Ohio described amid fire damage in Chardon and Midfield. lightning struck the burning structure.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Berger
Tex Rickard
Jeffries
Yack Welsh
Edldie Graney
Stolen Touring Car Wrecked on Broad Street
A touring car stolen from M. Q. Chase of Marlon Ohio was wrecked on Broad Street after striking a tree. The three occupants were thrown out but not seriously injured and escaped. one man named William Johnson is being sought by police. Also, the New York Senate approved a measure to ban oral betting on race tracks, though Senator Agnew says it won’t curb wagers between gentlemen.
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Columbus
M. Q. Chase
Marlon, O
Broad Street
William Johnson
New York Senate
Agnew
Taft Defends Court, Urges Faster Procedure at St Louis
President Taft denounces critics of the Supreme Court and his appointees in a luncheon speech in St Louis. He defends the court, argues for expedited procedures, and links baseball support to national morale and health.
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Loula Taft
St. Louis
Taft
Business Men's League
Southern
Supreme Court
Httle
Wilson
League
Horace Lorton
Hughes
Senate
Howe
Muganta
Lima
Hadley
Livestock and grain prices across markets report
The notice lists cattle, calf, sheep, hog, and goat prices by market towns including Chicago East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati and Toledo. Prices cover cattle dairy beef calves hogs sheep and lambs with bids in dollars per hundredweight and per head across multiple grades and weights.
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Chicago
Og Fe
East Buffalo
Cattia
Ixport
Tutehur
Vuthers
Gwen
Youriber
Cleveland
Owen
Ininba
Pittsburg
Iambe
Cincinnati
Toledo
Indiana soldier Kissinger to receive pension for yellow fever experiments
Washington May 6 Indiana soldier John R Kissinger who volunteered for yellow fever experiments during the Spanish American War and was paralyzed will get 125 a month if the senate bill passes House action pending The accounts note Kissinger and Ohio volunteer John J Moran declined a monetary reward yet received moral praise from Dr Reed and others The widows of Dr Lascar and Dr Carroll are drawing 126 a month
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Washington
Indiana
John R. Kissinger
Senate
House
Kissinger
Howard A. Kelly
Johns Hopkins University
Lagear
Carroll
Walter Reed
Kelly
John J. Moran
Ohio
Reed
Major Reed
Shoots Up A Family in Violent Tragedy in Ohio
Walter Rogers, 26, wounded his wife Ethel and his father in law Edwin Crotter, 48, then killed himself. In Xenia a murder mystery arises from a wrecked Brundage homestead with dogged police suspicions after a suspected knife fight and a dragged body from a rear stable. In Chillicothe, contractor Thomas M. Fabn, 42, died when a cave-in at Stoney Creek buried him. rescue efforts found him dead an hour later.
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Youngstown, O
Walter Rogers
Ethel
Edwin Crotter
Xenia
Brundage
Chillicothe
Thomas M. Fabn
Stoney Creek
Ross pleads not guilty to charge of bribery
Columbus Ohio May 5 James Ross and Hamilton DeWeese indicted on bribery and presenting stale vouchers. Both pleaded not guilty in common pleas court and were released on bond. Ross linked to Ruggles-Gale blank book publishers and Democratic leader. Gillepsie charged with receiving bribes totaling 104.75 for county capitols orders.
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Columbus
James Ross
Hamilton DeWeese
Court of Common Pleas
James Reesa
Ruggles-Gale Company
Blank Book Publishers
J. D. Gillespie
Marion County
Tokyo Town Devastated in Fire Raging in Aomori
A Kobo dispatch reports 8,000 homes burned in Aomori northern Japan, including public offices and three banks. About 30,000 people are left homeless. Sixteen dead and many injured. Property loss estimated at $10,000,000.
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London
Kobo
oOe
Aomor
Japan
Lobbyists Barred From Presentations During recess
Columbus May 6. Legislative conferees considering the Langdon Alabe tax bill informed corporation lobbyists they will not be permitted to present further arguments during the recess. The committee will work in executive session.
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Columbus
Langdon Alabe
Corporation
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UVES
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