Nye Trial Bribe Claim Highlights House Steering Council
State Printer Crawford testified Nye invited him to a committee room and solicited a $500 bribe to pass the Kimble gerrymander bill affecting Adams and Pike counties. The trial featured cross examination on prior enmities, rulings allowing collateral evidence, and upcoming witnesses including Kimble. Toledo editor Cochran arrested, later released on bond.
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Columbus
B. A. Crawford
George B. Nye
Pike County
Nye
Adams County
A. Blair
Crawford
House
Belcher
Tenth
Adams
Pike
Hogan
Turner
Kinkead
Belcher and Connor
Printer Crawford
United States
Stanley F. Morrison
Cleveland
Senate
Dr. Nye
Edwards Cleveland
Convicted Lawyer Faces Serious Charge in New York
Daniel O'Reilly, noted lawyer linked to Thaw cases, was convicted by a Supreme Court jury of receiving stolen property. The defendant, son of a late police judge, faced up to five years in prison and a $250 fine after a 71 minute deliberation.
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New York
Daniel O'Reilly
Harry Kh
Thaw
Supreme Court
Red Cross Surgeons and U S Troops Aid Juarez Wounded
Red Cross surgeons and U S troops aided wounded at Juarez amid fighting around the city. United States forces and El Paso troops moved casualties across the Rio Grande and to safety as Red Cross medics provided care. A photo shows a wounded soldier on a litter crossing the bridge and a boy receiving aid from a surgeon.
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Red Cross
U. S
Juarez
Pero
Wold
HeYers
HI View
Pos
Roy Granade
Navarro
United States
el Paso
United State
Beldee
Fourth United States
Rio Grande
OHIGANS AFTER POSITIONS WITH CONTROL BOARD
The new central board of control will assume authority over 17 state institutions on August 15 and meets tomorrow in the railway commission office to organize and outline its tour of inspection. They will first go to Toledo in June for the annual meeting of superintendents and general officers, then likely to Michigan, staying about three weeks. Applicants flood the board as it prepares for changes.
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Central Board of Control
Inetitas Tionk
Railway Commission
Statehouse
Toledo
Mitnoin
Judge Bias Allegations Reach Cincinnati Mandamus Hearing
Cincinnati May 25 affidavits filed by Prosecutor Henry T. Hunt seek to remove Circuit Judges Swing and Samuel Smith from the bench in the mandamus case against Common Pleas Judge Dickson. The affidavits claim bias and prejudice toward Hunt in favor of Judge Dickson.
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Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Swing
Samuel Smith
Common Pleas
Dickson
Hunt
William L. Dickwon
Body Found in Creek Near Lancaster
The body of Michael Daisy was found in a creek just east of town on May 25. He appeared to have fallen in face down and was in a condition that prevented self rescue. He was identified by authorities after extraction by inter Hagen.
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Lancaster
Michael Daisy
Ife
Banker Hank Pleads Guilty to Village Embezzlement
Joseph D. Hank a banker and Buckland merchant pleaded guilty to four indictments charging embezzling village funds totaling over $x,000. He received a two year sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary at Wapakoneta on May 25.
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Wapakoneta
Joseph D. Hank
Buckland
Man Sacrifices Life to Save Sons in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 25, William Daugherty died after saving his two sons Richard and Carl from danger. He was crushed under the wheels of a four freight engine. The tragedy follows a courageous act that spared the boys but cost him his life.
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Ccincinnati
Richard
Carl
William Daugherty
Woman Finds Man Hanged in Harlem House Tragedy
A man, described as unknown and surnamed Connolly on a pawn ticket, died after entering Elias Suruc’s Harlem townhouse. He became entangled in a roof mantrap and rope, decapitating himself as police noted a foul odor and a long concealment period of days. The intruder wore rubber-soled shoes and carried a skeleton key, a revolver with blanks, and extra blanks.
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New York
Durwlar
Elias Suruc
Avenue
Surat
Harlem
Miller
Jimmy
Folke
Connolly
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities and Markets
Chicago Catlin and EAST BUFFALO report varied livestock pricing with steers cows and sheep listed by weight, grade, and destination. Prices span hogs poultry and dairy notes alongside grain bids for No 2 red wheat and rye with regional lead-ins from Cincinnati Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets.
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Chicago
Catlin
St. Texas
Coles
Erie
Cincinnati
Castle
Lambe
Hoge
East Buffalo
Cuttin
Pittsburg
Dolin
Diaz Flanks Maderists Riot in Mexico City
In Mexico City on May 25 crowds supporting Madero clashed with troops after President Diaz failed to forward resignation to Congress. About thirty died as soldiers and police fired on marchers in Tocala Plaza in front of the National Palace. fires erupted near the Finparcial building, with three killed before flames were put out.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Congress
Tocalo Plaza
National Palace
Madero sends greeting and vows square deal below the Rio Grande
New York May 25 The Maderos have sent a message through Captain Hopkins promising a square deal for all under the new government below the Rio Grande and pledging welcome for American capital. They say many are educated in American colleges and share American ideals. they plan development through American money and effort. They deny ambition while outlining reforms, wealth origins, and efforts to pacify remaining insurgent bands.
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New York
Mexico
Diaz
Maderos
Sherbourne G. Hopkins
Washington
Rio Grande
Hopkins
Figueroa
Francisco Madero
United States
Delegates Gather for Protestant Young Peoples Convention
Delegates from Christian endeavor societies across Protestant churches in the United States convene in Columbus for a multi day session. The gathering continues through Sunday evening as speakers stress diligent effort and daily improvement amid a historic city backdrop.
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Columbus
I! Christian Indeavor
United States
Plan Big Coal Merger in Eastern Ohio
Bridgeport area reports a near term consolidation of eastern Ohio coal firms with property valued around 100 million dollars. Lorain Coal and Dock Company bought Belmont Coal Mining interests, acquiring assets including eight mines and about 40,000 acres, boosting Edwert Jobovon's leverage with eastern capitalists.
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BIG Coal
Ohio
Bridgeport
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Belmont Coal Mining Company
T. J. Maher
Belmont Company
Sterey
Edwert Jobovon
Lorain Coal and Deck
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Kgainst
Negley D. Cochran
Toledo News-Bee
Todd
Cheetin Stox
Finnneler
St. Louia
Republic
E. A. Crawford
American Press Association
Ohigans
Inter Hagen
Balzac
Gleveland-Uilile
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Dulin
Lawbe
Hoxs
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Promises Square
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Madero
Cientifica Party
Ramon Corral
Tecame
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