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The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
1
Ohio State News Highlights For Readers
Ohio State provides a briefing of ongoing campus events and developments. Highlights include updates from faculty, student activities, athletics, and campus services, reflecting current priorities and upcoming opportunities on campus.
Frightful Night at Asylum Riot Ends in One Death
In Dannemore New York on August 23 a mob of 320 inmates at the State Hospital for Criminal Insane attacked guards, wrecked dormitories, and attempted mass exit. Isaac Dubois was killed after shots were fired. guards and local volunteers reclaimed the building, the first such outbreak since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
State Hospital For
Dannemore
Isaac Dubois
State Hospital
Fire devastates Springfield district with million-dollar losses
Fire swept the Views Manufacturing area bounded by Hunt street and Broadway along East Court and the Norfolk tracks, causing an estimated $1.5 million in losses across Eagle White Lead Co Morison Snodgrass Co and other firms. In Springfield Ohio Capt Amaziah Winger's will probated valued at $365000 bequeaths $10000 to the Y M C A later revoked by codicil. executors named George W Winger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hunt Street
Broadway
East Court Street
Norfolk & Western
Eagle White Lead Co
Morrison, Snodgrass Co
D. T. Williams Valve Co
B. H. Kroger
E. Roberts & Co
Isaac Joseph & Co
Springfield
Amaziah Winger
Voa
Fannie Marshall
Pittsburg
Laura Winger
Capt. Winger
Mr. Winger
George W. Winger
Buckeye rifle team dominates interstate match
Camp Berry Ohio riflemen swept the field in the trophy match for interstate competition. Ohio leads with 1,513 points, Massachusetts 1,483, United States Army 1,476, Navy 1,475, Marine Corps 1,447. High Ohio score 208 by Lieut. South. Maj. Winder 200. They tied 68 at the thousand butts. Victory centered on thousand yard targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Berry
Ohio
Rifle Association
Herrick
Massachusetts
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
South
Maj
Winder
Buckeyes
Milk Dealers Fined in Canton Milk Standard Violations
In Canton Ohio Pontius, a milk dealer, was arrested for selling milk not meeting standards, pleaded manndeni. He received a $50 fine plus costs. Joseph Berger faced harsher penalty for alleged formaldehyde use in milk, with a $75 fine plus costs after an offer to Deputy Food Inspector Shaffer for a milk sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
O.—C
Horse Swappers Meet in Cardington Ohio
The Ohio Horse Traders association meets in Cardington with about 100 traders. A herd of horses is present and swaps are being conducted, the event conceived by Harley Singer of Cardington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Cardington
Ohio
Harley Singer
Woman on trial visit slashes throat at home
Mrs Howard Mus grove of Philo near Zanesville was released on a trial visit from the Columbus state asylum. She fashioned bread and cake in the forenoon then suddenly seized a butcher knife and slashed her throat. Fifteen stitches were needed to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Howard Musgrove
Philo
Columbus
Harness Men Elect Officers in Columbus Meeting
The National Harness Manufacturers association re elected officers at its Columbus meeting. President Charles Gibbs of Rochester NY vice president D D Lauder of Cincinnati secretary Gus Sherz of Cincinnati and treasurer Hiram C Slabaugh of Columbus. The next convention will be in Kansas City in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Harness Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Gibbs
Rochester
N. Y
D. D. Lauder
Cincinnati
Gus Sherz
Hiram C. Slabaugh
Kansas City
Judge Landis to Attend Fighting 35th Reunion Here
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, who levied the monumental fine on Standard Oil, wired the local committee that he will attend the Fighting 35th O. V. I. reunion in Camden on September 19. His father served as surgeon of the famed regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Camden
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Standard Oil Company
35Th O. V. IL
Suicide by walking before a train in Sidney
Sylvester Adams, 50, intentionally stepped in front of a Big Four passenger train in Sidney and was killed instantly. Police believe he attempted suicide, noting a similar act days earlier that was halted by the train stopping in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sylvester Adams
Toledo Press Sold to Columbus Buyer for Nine Thousand
The Toledo Press, established 18 months ago by Hiram P. Crouse, was sold by Receiver Robinson to G. W. Dun of Columbus for $9,000. Dun will take over the plant and assume all equipment indebtedness totaling $27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Press
Toledo, O
Hiram P. Crouse
Robinson
G. W. Dun
Columbus
Dun
Mill Inferno Destroys Streeton Lumber Plant Near Columbus
A fire raged at the planing mill of Streeton Lumber Co. south of Columbus, destroying the mill and nearby lumber. The loss is estimated at 20,000 dollars. The blaze origin is unknown and no injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Streeton Lumber Co
Arbitration Ended UMW and Superior Coal Dispute
Differences between the United Mine Workers and Superior Coal Co. have been submitted to arbitration. Peter Clich, whose discharge caused the trouble, will be allowed full pay pending final adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
United Mine Workers
Superior Coal Co
Peter Clich
Election laws distributed to precincts statewide
Secretary of State Thompson is sending copies of the election laws to precincts statewide. The materials cover conduct of elections and duties of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thompson
Rural auto mail service expands in Lima area
Rural mail deliveries by automobile have begun in Lima and Hardin counties. Carrier Del Ellis of Alger started the motor route, followed by Max Thomas from McGuffey. The two cylinder runabouts handle heavy roads, cutting traversal time by over sixty percent as more carriers plan to switch to autos.
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Lima
Hardin
del Ellis
Alger
Hardin County
Max Thomas
McGuffey
Here
Postal Clerk Sues Railway Over Cold Disorder
Welborn Snyder, a postal clerk, sues Lake Shore & Michigan Southern for $50,000 alleging exposure to insufficient heating on travel between Cleveland and Toledo caused a cold, pneumonia, and ultimately consumption. The case is cited as Ohio’s first suit of this kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Welborn Snyder
Cleveland
Ohio
Niagara in 1908 meeting elects officers in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio, after choosing Niagara as the next meeting place, officers were elected: Dr R W Sheldon of Albany New York named commander in chief, F W Spear of Bennington Vermont senior vice commander, and W G Reeder of Dayton Ohio junior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Dayton
R. W. Sheldon
Albany
N. Y
F. W. Spear
Bennington
W. G. Reeder
Dayton, O
Vance Praises Engineers' Report After Pittsburg Hearing
John L. Vance, president of the Ohio River Improvement Association, voiced satisfaction with the engineers' survey and report appointed by the government following the August 12 Pittsburg hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John L. Vance
The
Ohio River Improvement Association
Pittsburg
Tax Conference Is Called For Columbus Meeting
Gov Harris extends invitations to every state’s chief executive to appoint three delegates for a national conference in Columbus, Ohio, on November 12 under the National Tax Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harris
National Tax Association
Axline Seeks Columbus Mayor Nomination
Col umbus Ohio Gen H A Axline announces candidacy for the republican nomination for mayor. He has the support of Foraker loyalists. Axline previously served as adjutant general under governors Foraker and Bushnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axline
Columbus
H. A. Axline
Friends
Senator Foraker
Gen. Axline
Foraker
Bushnell
Mayor Delays Decision on renomination Bid
Hamilton Ohio Mayor William F. Thomas said he will not reveal his plans to seek re election until the date of the Democratic primary is announced. There is widespread discussion that he may run as an independent.
Bronze Caskets Ordered For McKinleys In Springfield
Springfield, Ohio reports a local firm received an order for two bronze caskets for President William McKinley and Mrs. McKinley. The caskets will cost 3000 dollars and their bodies are to be transferred to the new containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William McKinley
Newark Dentist Arrested in Kirkersville Death Case
Dr Ray Reelhorn a Kirkerville dentist was arrested and held on $300 bond to appear before Justice Miller charged with causing the death of Miss Minnie Gunder who died after a street fall in Kirkersville last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ray Reelhorn
Kirkerville
Miller
Minnie Gunder
Kirkersville
German Methodist Episcopal Conference to Meet in Covington
The central conference of the German Methodist Episcopal church, oldest and largest in its denomination, will hold its meeting at Emanuel church in Covington Kentucky from September 18 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Hamilton, O
Central Conference
The
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Emanuel Church
Covington
Fire Destroys Toledo Building in Large Blaze
Fire of unknown origin started in the upper story of the Mooreton Truck and Storage building a four story brick structure at 232 234 Hu ron street. First estimates place the loss between 150000 and 200000 dollars. Local fire crews battled the blaze through the night but the building was left a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Mooreton Truck and Storage
Huron Street
Tornado hits small town near Woolsfield
A tornado devastated a tiny locality near Woolsfield. Samuel Bartimus's home was wiped out, an 18 month old child was killed, and the mother with three other children were mangled and seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsfield
Samuel Bartimus
Potter County Fair Directors Plan Bond Payment
The Potter County Agricultural Society authorized the secretary and treasurer to pay off $1,000 of bonds due September 1, 190%. This payment reduces the fair’s indebtedness to $14,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Potter County Agricultural Society
Black Hand terror strikes Sharon Italian family in shooting
In Sharon Pennsylvania on August 24, the Rotunna family faced brutal Black Hand intimidation culminating in Mrs. Anna Rotunna being shot in the breast and head while defending herself against extortion. Her husband Sylvester Rotunna was wounded as Giuseppe Colletto fled. Colletto was captured after a chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Anna Rotunna
Sylvester Rotunna
Guiseppe Collotto
Colletto
Rotunna
Collotto
Stricken Town Typhoid Epidemic in Ridgeway
Dr Arthur B Moulton reports 90 typhoid fever cases, 12 epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis, and 16 infantile paralysis cases in Ridgeway Pa The typhoid source has been located and measures are underway to halt further spread as the incubation period passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Arthur B. Moulton
State Department of Health
Ridgeway
Dixon
Enraged bride shoots husband in Alabama tragedy
In Eufaula on August 23 Mrs. Levi Cade, a two month bride, killed her husband with a shotgun after he harshly scolded and struck her. She waited till he slept, claimed a voice urged the act, and fired. No arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Levi Cade
Jealous farm hand murders Miss Mallett in Trumbull
In a fit of jealousy Lewis Koplinsky shot and killed Miss Lillian Mallett at the Mallett estate in Tashua Hill. He tried to conceal the crime by setting fire to the shed where the body lay, according to reports from Trumbull dated August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Lewis Koplinsky
Aaron Mallett
Tashua Hill
Lillian Mallett
Queen of Chinatown Viola Brackett Found Dead in San Diego
Viola Brackett widely known as Queen of Chinatown due to her marriage to a wealthy Chinese man was discovered dead in San Diego with a bullet wound and multiple knife wounds about her body neck and head according to reports from California authorities on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Dego
Cal
Viola Brackett
California
Chinatown
Train wreck near Augusta injures two men fatally
Augasta Ga Aug 23 Georgia Passenger Train No 28 from Atlanta wrecked 17 miles away. D T Hubert express messenger and W H Carry colored postal clerk reported fatally injured. Five coaches derailed. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augasta
Georgia
Atlanta
D. T. Hubert
W.H. Carry
Five-snap squad breaks world record at Grand Western Handicap
In Denver on August 23 a five-snap squad shot from 20 yards at the Grand Western Handicap and broke 198 of 500 flying targets, setting a new world mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Teen girl shoots stepfather during home attack in Charleston
In Charleston Missouri on August 23 Miss Annie Willard 19 shot and killed her stepfather N Wattly who attacked his wife in their home. She used a shotgun to defend her mother and surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Annie Willard
N. Wattly
Wattly
Hoch Warns Of Special Session Over Two Cent Fare
Topeka Kansas Aug 23 Gov Hoch says in a letter to the state board of railway commissioners that unless a two cent fare is ordered soon he will urge a special session of the legislature to act on the matter. The note signals mounting pressure over fare policy and potential legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Ambush on Westland Road Threatens Coroner Sipe
Cannonsburg Pa Aug 24 A bold ambush targets Coroner Sipe during an inquest as a revolver round zips past his head. A posse of miners searches the woods for hours but finds no trace of the would be assassin amid Black Hand fears in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannonsburg
Westland
Sipe
Pennsylvania
Moonshiners fire on each other in raid leaves one dead
In Greensboro and Durham areas moonshine raiders clashed when both sides, misidentifying rivals, fired on each other during a raid. Deputy Collector Henry and two possemen were seriously wounded while Commissioner Capers ordered full medical care for the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Capers
Lurber
Greensboro
N. C
Hendrix
Raleigh
Henry
Durham
Capers
Five die from tenement fire blaze in Boston
A tenement fire in Boston on August 24 killed five people. The deceased are Margaret Cooper, 25, John D. Wagner, 65, uncle of Mrs. Cooper, and three children Margaret 6, John 5, Theresa 1. Two others were overcome by smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Margaret Cooper
John D. Wagner
Ship Tillie E Starbuck Abandoned At Sea
San Francisco report says the Tillie E Starbuck sailing from New York to Honolulu was abandoned at sea. No details given. crews reported safe completion of the voyage and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Merchants’ Exchange
Tillie E. Starbuck
New York
Honolulu
Gaynor's Health Ailing in Savannah Fraud Case
John F. Gaynor, the Syracuse contractor convicted of complicity in the Savannah frauds, is critically ill in jail. Physicians say he cannot live unless removed from confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Macon
John F. Gaynor
Syracuse
Savannah
Ship John Currier Ashore at Nelsons Lagoon
Dispatch reports the American ship John Currier grounded at Nelsons Lagoon. Crew is safe and the vessel is a total loss, carrying a cargo of salmon. Port of Portland observers note the incident remains under inquiry by maritime authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Merchants’ Exchangé
John Currier
Nelson’s Lagoon
Currier
Federal quarantine station planned for Galveston
Formal announcement states the federal government will erect and equip a quarantine station in Galveston Texas. The board appointed by the secretary of the treasury has approved the plans for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Treas
Car Crash Pins Hanna Party Beneath Wreck in New Jersey
A touring car carrying Carl Hanna and eight friends crashed into a butcher’s cart near Seabright Asbury Park on the way home from a gala at Pannaci’s hotel. Five occupants were pinned beneath the wreck for half an hour. ten were injured including Hanna and Miss Ruth Sega. Others named include Cyril Carmichael Vivian Carmichael A Haas Wallace Robertson Charles Blake and A J Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Hanna
Car Hanna
Seabright
Asbury Park
Hanna
Feu
Ruth Sega
Henry Sega
Cyril Carmichael
Vivian Carmichael
A. Haas
Wallace Robertson
Charles Blake
Elkton
A. J. Scott
Ed. K. Stallo
Pannaci’s
N. J
Miss Sega
Carmichaels
Thomas
Carmichael
Robertson
George Robertson
Haas
Blake
Scott
the Stallos
Somersaulting Newport Car Crash Claims Three Lives
Wealthy Boston stock broker W Waldo Merrill and his chauffeur Eric Landstrom died when their touring car wrecked on a hill near Sanderstown at high speed. Mrs Merrill and Mrs Milliken and Miss Milliken, all of Milton Mass, were buried under debris. P F Collier of New York led the rescue as steering gear jammed and the car toppled, pinning Merrill and Landstrom. The surviving passengers suffered bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. 1
W. Waldo Merrill
Boston
Eric Landstrom
Sanderstown
Merrill
Frederick Milliken
Milliken
Milton
Mass
Vel
P. F. Collier
New York
Miller
Tonneau
Love or Denial of Love Behind Chicago Tragedy
Chicago police found no motive for the Saratoga hotel double murder suicide in Room 342. Charles A. Andrews shot Ethel Blaine and then killed himself, witnessed by vaudeville actor Christopher Richards and chambermaid Mary Williams. The couple registered as spouses Saturday. authorities report no clear motive and await reply from Andrews’s son in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Saratoga Hotel
Charles A. Andrews
Indiana
Ethel Blaine
Andrews
Elkhart
Ind
Christopher Richards
Mary Williams
Richards
Miss Williams
Andrew
Central Police Station
Flames Swept Dynamite Laden Ship Eureka
Seattle dispatch describes the steamship Eureka sailing from San Francisco to Seattle. A blaze broke out in a hold packed with dynamite and explosives, whipped by hurricane winds. The crew’s heroic effort averted a total disaster, saving all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Gibraltar
Eureka
Golightly
San Francisco
Derailed Rio Grande Train No 6 Reported Near Provo
A report from Grand Junction Colo says the second section of Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 6 bound east from Salt Lake to Denver derailed near Provo Utah. Several passengers were killed and a number injured as a severe storm hampers details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Denver
Provo
Utah
Rabid Animal Bites 13 at Coney Island Beach
In New York on August 26 a rabid former belonging to Ben Davis caused panic among women and children at Coney Island beach. Thirteen people were bitten by the animal during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ben Davis
Coney Island
Agrarian Disturbances Burn Rich Landlords' Crops in Kursk
Grave unrest erupts in Kursk province with farms of several wealthy landlords set ablaze, signaling wide based agricultural agitation in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kursk
Unprovoked Firing Report On Pribiloff Incident
Investigations by Japan into the June 9 Pribiloff incident concluded that the Japanese fishermen offered no resistance and the firing by American guards was unprovoked Tokyo reports say investigators found no provocation from the fishermen and blame the guards actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Ten Die in Collision Between Trains in France
Paris August 26 A wreck between an express and a passenger train at Contras France killed ten people and injured twenty five There were no Americans aboard the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Contras
France
Floods Submerge Towns in Central Japan
Heavy floods swept central Japan with some villages submerged as rescuers assess the damage. Officials say the floods may be the heaviest in years and the full extent of destruction is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Swiss Woman Found In Gorge After 20 Days Missing
Geneva August 26 A Swiss woman missing for twenty days was found in a gorge after a fall from a high altitude. She has lost her reason and is reduced to four skeleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Split Open Head of Doctor Found in His Home
Dalas Texas Aug 27 D B Herring a farmer living 18 miles west of Dallas walked into police and said he killed a man and wished to surrender He claimed upon entering his home at 1 am Monday he found Dr B S Schasper in a position that justified him in killing him He then took his wife to her parents and left her there The tragedy occurred across the line in the adjoining county of Tarrant and Herring was sent to Fort Worth The case is described as unwritten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalas
Tex
D. B. Herring
Dallas
Unfrocked priest Szergiel held for grand jury in Pittsburgh shooting
Ludwig Szergiel of Chicago is held for the grand jury on charges of shooting and killing Stephen and Andrew Starzynski hotelkeepers of Pittsburgh. Francesco Sprow, the priest's housekeeper, is held as a witness and accessory after the fact for refusing to reveal information. Coroner’s jury rapid, taking about thirty minutes with a ten minute jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ludwig Szergiel
Chicago
Stephen
Andrew Starzynski
Francesco Sprow
Pittsburg Father Hangs Self Over Son's Imprisonment
In Pittsburg on August 27 Joseph Abel 57 killed himself in his cellar, driven by months of depression about his son, who is serving a 20 year term for wife murder. He told the son he would never look on him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joseph Abel
Abel
Electric car collision kills two near Glencoe
In Glencoe suburb a high speed electric car traveling about 40 mph collided with a wagon, killing motorman Frank Addison and wagon driver John Morrasick. The fatal crash occurred in broad daylight, leaving investigators to determine fault and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glencoe
Frank Addison
John Morrasick
Three Killed By Boiler Explosion Near Hagerstown
Three men are dead and a fourth is dying after a boiler exploded at a lumber camp on the Havette farm timber tract about eight miles north of Hagerstown Maryland. Authorities described it as a tragic accident with workers at the site when the blast occurred. The incident occurred on August 27 as rescuers and investigators arrived to determine the cause and ensure proper safety measures for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Havette
Boiler blast injures four at Scranton flour mill
In Scranton on August 27 a boiler explosion at Robbins Spemcer’s flour mill caused serious injuries to four workers and sparked a fire that destroyed the mill and the adjacent Armour & Co plant. The total loss is estimated at $80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Robbins & Spemcer
Armour & Co
War ner to call October 1 special session measures
Detroit Michigan August 27 Governor Warner announced that in a special session of the legislature he has called for October 1 to take measures to stamp out lobbying in the legislature at Lansing.
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Detroit
Mich
Warner
Lansing
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