Ohio State Executed Convicted Murderer of Butcher Legg
Howard West alias Thomas Anderson Frank Earl, a convicted murderer from Sidney Ohio, was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary. Gov. Harris refused commutation despite last appeals by W H Frazier and Wm D Yerger. Earl reportedly protested his innocence, collapsed, and had a history of violent conduct at a reform school. He embraced religion at the end and was attended by Protestant and Catholic chaplains.
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Columbus, O
Howard West
Washington, D. C
Thomas Anderson
Illinois
Frank Earl
Cincinnati
Wm. Legg
Sidney
Ohio Penitentiary
W. H. Frazier
Rescue Home For Men
Wm. D. Yerger
Brotherhood of Man
Earl
Ohio waterways plan seeks 4960000 for maintenance and repairs
Columbus report to Gov Harris shows public works board requesting 4961500 for next year to maintain and improve the Ohio canal system. The plan divides 281000 into the northern Ohio canal and 215150 into the Erie and other segments, aiming to finish contracts from Lake Erie to Tuscarawas. Total to date nears 13000000 with gross earnings around 17000900 and net earnings near 4000000.
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Columbus
Board of Public
Cleveland
Tuscarawas
Lake Erie
Muskingum Blackwater
Ohio Canal
Governor Pardons Houck Brother of Politician Released
Columbus Ohio George Houck a brother of Lewis F Houck a known democratic politician and candidate for lieutenant governor with the late Gov Pattison was released from the penitentiary He served a life sentence and his release was approved by Gov Harris The crime was the murder of Mrs Sarah Hess in Knox county in 1901 There were grave doubts of his guilt He has been a model prisoner and maintained his innocence He will go to Colorado to spend time on a ranch
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Columbus
Sarah Hess
Knox County
Needle Lady Dies After Swallowing 144 Needles
New York reports Molly Desmond known as the Needle Lady is dying in Fordham hospital after her 26th operation to remove needles swallowed during a period of despair over marital troubles. Doctors could not locate eight remaining needles despite X rays and magnets, and she deteriorated despite interventions.
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New York
Molly Desmond
Manhattan
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Nature
Mrs. Desmonda
Fordham
Bellevue Hospitals
Desmond
Steel Men Discuss Trade Price Revision Amid Talks
New York authorities report ongoing meetings among United States Steel Corporation department heads and a forthcoming general conference of the steel association representing about 90 percent of the industry. They anticipate price reductions on sheet bars billets and tin plates with a key focus on finalizing a steel rail price basis. A planned reduction in tin plate prices is also expected following a large Can Co order tied to a recent contract with the California Fruit Packers association.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Great Corporation
General Co-Operative Committee
Steel and Iron Industries
Steel Association
Mennessen
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Sharon
American Can Co
California Fruit Packers’ Association
Can Company
Heirs Contest Jeremiah Bender Will Over Coercion Claim
In Canton Ohio attorneys filed a petition on behalf of the heirs of Jeremiah Bender of Stark County to set aside his last will and codicil alleging coercion and undue influence. Nathan E. Moffit serve as executor with Frederick Keiffer and Margaret Ricksucker named defendants alongside unknown heirs. The estate valued at 125000 includes realty worth 19000 and 16000 farms given to Keiffer and Ricksucker respectively with heirs residing in Ohio Indiana West Virginia Pennsylvania and New York.
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Bender
Canton
Jeremiah Bender
Stark County
Nathan E. Moffit
Frederick Keiffer
Margaret Ricksucker
Navarre
West
Massillon
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Wilberforce University Trustees Report Shows 443 Students
The annual report lists 443 students for the past year. College expenses totaled 23,366.19 dollars with 4,600 from tuition and the rest from donations. The combined departments cost 39,398.46 dollars while 11,200 is requested from the assembly for support and 31,040 for betterments.
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Ng Ste Svol
ASRS
ZA Columbus
Board of Trustees
Wilberforce University
Tobacco note warns against purchases in Adams county
A note received by W. E. Spencer, agent for the American Tobacco Co., asks people not to buy or advance money on any tobacco crop in Adams county. It is signed by I. D. Young, secretary, and has been forwarded to company headquarters.
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Manchester
Adams County
W. E. Spencer
American Tobacco Co
Dayton Woman Leah Gilman Dies After Murder Trial
Mrs. Leah Gilman of Dayton Ohio, mother of Dona Gilman, who was the victim in a sensational murder case a year ago, died at her home. She had been twice charged with her daughter's murder and was exonerated both times.
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Dayton, _ O
Leah Gilman
Dona Gilman
Receiver For Dry Goods. Steubenville Man Takes Charge
H. L. May, Esq., acting as receiver, assumed control of the dry goods store of Jonas Miller in Steubenville Ohio on involuntary bankruptcy proceedings filed by Arbuthnot Stephenson & Co of Pittsburgh.
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Steubenville, O
H. L. May
Jonas Miller
Arbuthnot,Stephenson & Co
Pittsburg
Oil Judgment Soon In State vs Manhattan Oil Co
Findlay Ohio circuit court said a ruling in the case of the state against Manhattan Oil Co. would be announced at the regular term of court in Marion or Upper Sandusky.
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Findlay, O
Circuit Court
Manhattan Oil Co
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Trotting Driver Dead in Lima Ohio
Lima trotting circles mourn the death of E. Hill a renowned light harness reinsman who campaigned winning stables for a decade until this season and died here from consumption preserving his legacy in Ohio racing history.
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Lima
Fullington Seeks State Auditor Nomination in Ohio
Marysville, Ohio Maj. E. M. Fullington, long time deputy auditor and head of the bureau of public accounting, announced his candidacy for state auditor pending Republican convention decision.
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Fullington
Marysville
E. M. Fullington
Bureau of Public Accounting
Five Hundred Added to Lorain Shipyard Force
Five hundred men were added to the labor at the American Ship Building Co plant in Lorain, bringing total workers to eight hundred. The plant had shut six weeks earlier due to the money panic affecting operations.
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Lorain
Telephoneman shocked by live wire in Newark
Charles Swigert a telephone lineman was jolted by a live wire on a pole as 2500 volts passed through him. His brother rescued him while about 1000 spectators watched. He suffered severe burns but is expected to recover.
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Newark
Chas. Swigert
Adm
Saito
Japan
Evens
Entitled to Divorce Allegations From Wife in Suit
Allegations in a divorce suit claim the husband rarely left bed before 3 pm and went unbathed from August 1906 to February 1907, presented by Mrs Frank Porter.
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Akwon
Frank Porter
A Farmer's Lucky Find on the Railroad Tracks
Eli Dishen, a farmer near the city, found a half buried money roll along the C L N railroad. The stash contained nearly 1500 dollars in old frayed bills from 1 to 20 denominations issued by state banks between 1819 and 1865. The First National Bank verified the notes, some banks now defunct, making certain bills potentially worth less.
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Mason, C
Eli Dishen
Dishen
First National Bank
Akron Woman Shot by Husband in Barbertown Accident
Mrs. John Wilson of Barbertown is dying from a pistol wound to the abdomen after her husband allegedly cried I am going to kill you and then myself and fired. He did not shoot himself. her brother handed him to police. Mrs. Wilson is 18 and married last July after frequent quarrels.
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Akron
John Wilson
Barberton
Dayton receiver authorized to pay towboat claim
Dayton Ohio receiver H. L. Newell of the Friend Paper Co. was authorized by the court to settle the St. Louis Towboat Co. claim for 4250 dollars and to pay the premium on 763000 dollars of insurance. The towboat charge covered transportation of wood used in paper manufacture.
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Dayton, C
H. L. Newell
Friend Paper Co
St. Louis
Rural mail carrier causes coffee pot scalding accident
In Springfield Ohio a rural mail carrier attempting to warm his boots near a stove dropped a coffee pot into his child’s lap. The 41 year old child suffered fatal scalds from the accident.
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Springfield
D. J. Blackman
Directors blamed for Glenville Bank funds loss in Cleveland petition
In Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs May J Penhollow filed a common pleas court petition on behalf of herself and other depositors charging negligence of Glenville Banking and Trust Co directors led to funds being wasted. The action names the bank and seeks relief for depositors.
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Cleveland, O
Glenville Banking and Trust Co
Common Pleas Court
May J. Penhollow
Escapee Farcas Shoots Self During Flight Home
Charles Farcas, 37, escaped from Cleveland city workhouse and fled to his house pursued by officers. He forced entry, seized a revolver, and fatally shot himself in the head before authorities could reach him.
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Cleveland
Chas. Farcas
Ironton man escapes hospital inmate drowns in river
Ironton Ohio Grover Howell escaped from the epileptic hospital at Gallipolis and knocked Zack Monday from the steamer Greyhound into the Ohio River. Monday, a Cincinnati resident, drowned. Howell is jailed in Ironton.
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Ironton, O
Grover Howell
Gallipolis
Zack Monday
Greyhound
Monday
Cincinnati
Howell
Ironton
Codification Commission Costs Reported for Ohio
Ohio annual report to Governor Harris shows the codification commission spent 29780.66 dollars for the past year. About 12000 dollars went to salaries. The figures outline the state’s expenditure on legal code modernization and staff.
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Ohio
Colvenbus
Harris
Bauer Embezzlement Case Jury Fails to Agree
Springfield judge reports the jury in the Bauer embezzlement case was excused after eleven members favored acquittal and one favored conviction. Bauer faced charges of embezzling city funds.
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Springfield, O
Cc. Bauer
Bauer
Towboat Alice Brown Sinks With 100000 Bushels Coal
Gallipolis Ohio reports the towboat Alice Brown of River Coa Co Pittsburgh struck a river bank near Pomeroy and went down carrying about 100000 bushels of coal for shipment to the south.
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Gallipolis
Alice Brown
Welcome for fleet as Japan praises United States help
A dispatch from the Pacific bound fleet says the ships are 600 miles east of Jupiter Inlet with speed at eleven knots, in double column formation, under perfect weather. Japanese officials ridicule trouble with the United States and express appreciation for America’s aid as the voyage nears.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
America
Far East
Viscount Hayashi
RosJestvensky
New York
Count Togo
United States
Savannah
Burrelle
Jupiter Inlet
Mines Kill 22840 in 17 Years Across U S
Government examined mine safety reports show U S mines kill three times more per 1000 workers than European mines. In 17 years 22 840 miners died, with fatal accidents now doubling 1905. In 1906 2861 killed or injured, 4860 injured, asGarfield commission studies seek causes. Navy contact notes friendly Japan welcome for American fleet.
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Washington
United States
Garfield
Interior Department
Supreme Court upholds cigarette act scope in Illinois
Springfield, Ill Dec 19 The supreme court ruled the anti cigarette act does not ban cigarettes made from pure tobacco but prohibits those containing deleterious health substances The decision hinges on the act title An act to regulate the sale of cigarettes confirming the law targets harmful additives.
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Springfield, Ill
Supreme Court
Pittsburg Woman Acquitted of Embezzling Hospital Funds
Bertha A. Goodwin was cleared in criminal court after being accused of embezzling money she had collected for Pitts burg hospital. She fled the city when charges were filed and was later arrested in Newburyport Massachusetts wearing male clothing.
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Pittsburg, Pa
Bertha A. Goodwin
Pittsburg Hospital
Miss. Goodwin
Newburyport
Mass
Girl averts disaster on burning bridge near St Peters
Miss Eula Algermissen a 21 year old night telegrapher on the Wabash railroad at St Peters Missouri discovered a long bridge east of the station in flames and halted both a Kansas City bound fast passenger train and a long freight preventing a major wreck.
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St. Louis
Eulalia Algermissen
St. Peters
Kansas City
Gouverneur Blanchart offers reward in mob attack near Chat hamville
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 19 Governor Blanchart announces a reward of 1009 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the mob members who attacked Italian laborers near Chathamville resulting in two deaths and injuries to others local authorities coordinate the investigation and security efforts across parishes authorities emphasized upholding law and order and warned against further violence.
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Baton Rouge, la
Blanchart
Chathamville
Nurse killed crossing tracks at Dixmont Hospital
Mary Earley, a trained nurse at Dixmont Hospital for the Insane, was struck by an express train and killed while crossing tracks near Dixmont on December 19. She had been en route to Pittsburg to make Christmas purchases and resided in Morgantown North Carolina.
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Pittsburg
Mary Earley
Dixmont Hospital
Dixmont
Morgantown
N. C
Jews ordered to depart Vladivostok within four days
A Vladivostok dispatch reports Jews must leave within four days while Jewish property holders receive an 18 day period to liquidate assets, prompting widespread concerns across the community and regional officials.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Five Thousand Factory Cuts in Pennsylvania Back To Ten Hours
Pennsylvania shop returns to ten hour work days after three week period of reduced hours due to financial strain. The move reverts the 60 hour week to 70 hour weekly standard as economic conditions improve.
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Dee
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Seven Die In Western Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on December 19 a Western Pennsylvania Railway car derailed at a switch near the Fossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Haven, causing seven deaths and wrecking a store.
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Hart
Connellsville
Pensylvania Railway
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Massive dynamite blast devastates Palermo powder magazine
A major explosion at Palermo's military powder magazine released dynamite, triggering numerous smaller blasts. The town was shaken, flames rose high, and many houses collapsed. About 25 people were killed and 100 injured in the disaster.
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Palermo
Laborer Won $25,000 Damages in Supreme Court
Patrick Simpson, a laborer paralyzed from the waist down, won $25,000 damages in a Flushing supreme court trial over an accident at the Trinity building foundation site on 111 Broadway. The 1906 June 27 incident left him with a broken back. the suit against the foundation company had run six days before Justice Aspinwall.
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New York
Patrick Simpson
Trinity
Broadway
Supreme Court
Flushing
L. 1
Foundation Company
Diplomant and newspaper man dies on Memphis street
Memphis December 20. While crossing Main street at the intersection of Court avenue Van Leer Park a well known diplomat and newspaper man sank to the sidewalk and died before medical help could arrive. Physicians attributed death to heart failure.
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Memphis
Tenn
Main Street
Court Avenue
van Leer Park
Blind boat designer injured on Wave ferry trial
Newport Rhode Island December 20 Captain John B Herressoff a renowned blind boat designer was seriously hurt after falling down a hatchway aboard the ferryboat Wave during her government trial run at the torpedo station.
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Newport
R. I
John B. Herressoff
Philadelphia Mint Prepares for Double Eagles Coinage
Philadelphia and year not specified. On December 20, the Philadelphia mint received Treasury orders to halt subsidiary coinage and focus solely on the new double eagle gold coins, signaling a shift in minting priorities.
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Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Fire Destroys Ve hicle and Harness Co. Building in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida on December 20 a four story building housing the Ve hicle and Harness Co. burned down completely. A neighboring hotel is also on fire and the entire block faces destruction.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Vehicle and Harness Co
Tragic Love Tragedy in Olathe Ends in Double Death
In Olathe Kansas Olive Bartlett, daughter of J J Bartlett a retired farmer, was shot and killed at her home. J Frederick Kastendiek a former sweetheart who had been married to both, killed himself after the shooting. Police say both had prior marriages and a troubled relationship.
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Olathe
Kan
Olive Bartlett
J.J. Bartlett
J. Frederick Kastendiek
Stitches Put In His Heart Save Johnson From Pneumonia
New York date reports William Johnson survived heart surgery with four stitches, then developed pleural pneumonia at Roosevelt Hospital but is recovering.
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New York
William Johnson
Rooset al
Sunday Rest Law Enforced, Judge Wallace Leads Crackdown
Kansas City reports Judge William H. Wallace, credited with sparking the Sunday observance push, declares Missouri law must be upheld. Indictments tally 1 101 violators, dozens blocked Sunday trade, and actors managers face bonds as the grand jury continues sessions.
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Kansas City
William H. Wallace
Jackson County Criminal Court
Wallace
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Judge Wallace
Surgeon's Trap Door Wound Repair Aids Recovery
A patient with a stab wound to the heart underwent a side incision cutting three ribs to form a hinge like trap door. The pericardium had a half inch slit which was sewn, the trap door replaced, and though pneumonia developed after, the man named Johnson is now recovering.
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Johnson
Johnon
Four Injured in Calera Train Collision
A southbound passenger train collided with a northbound freight train one mile south of Calera on the Louisville & Nashville line. Four people were seriously injured including freight engineer J D Hayes and engineer Dave Watts. mail clerk Shea and tramp J D Long were among the injured. No passengers suffered serious harm.
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Calera
Ala
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
J. D Hayes
J. D. Long
Dave Watts
Shea
Collusion Alleged in Terra Cotta Train Wreck Trial
Washington December 21. Assistant District Attorneys Given and Proctor charged collusion between crews of two trains wrecked at Terra Cotta D C last December to blame the tele graph operator at Silver Springs during the trial of Engineer Hildebrand and others Engineer Vermillion of the wrecked local had admitted as much they said.
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Washington
Terra Cotta
D. C
Silver Springs
Given
Proctor
Hildebrand
Vermillion
Driver Karota Shot in Uniontown Black Hand Threat
Uniontown reporter notes Dominick Karota a brewery truck driver was shot and killed, likely by Black Hand members. Earlier a letter signed Black Hand demanded $500 and Karota refused to pay, leading to the fatal warning.
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Uniontown
Dominick Karota
Black Hand
Karota
Rapid Transit Co Plans Car Barn Cat Deliveries
Philadelphia December 21 The Rapid Transit Co facing a possible strike orders cats to be delivered at car barns The plan to call a strike will be put to a vote by employees.
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Philadelphia
the Rapid Transit Co
Indicted For Blackmail In Hitchcock Case
New York December 21 Herman Voecks was indicted on blackmail charges tied to stories by young girls about actor Raymond Hitchcock. He was held on 2500 dollars bail.
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New York
Herman Voecks
Raymond
Hitchcock
Voecks
Emigration Declines From Flume Port on Cunard Ships
The report from Flume Hungary notes a marked drop in emigration to the United States as Cunard steamers sailing for American ports carried empty steerages last week.
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Hungary
United States
Cunard
Murdered His Divorced Wife in Colorado Marietta Case
Sioux City reports T B Lock, a prominent farmer, killed his divorced wife who had moved to Marietta with her new husband after following her 1006 mile distance from Colorado. He then killed himself, driven by her refusal to return to him.
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Sioux City
Colorado
Marietta
T. B. Lock
Himelf Becase
Gas Law Challenge Upheld by U S District Court
New York report states referee Masten finds the 80 cent gas regulation unfair to companies, with Judge Hough sustaining the act in the United States district court, indicating a legal dispute over pricing policy remains.
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New York
Masten
Hough
United States District Court
Sunday observance and labor unions debated in courts
The piece argues that Sunday laws protect labor, citing Justice Field and California judges. It notes workers’ unions endorse Sunday observance as avarice targets the worker’s wages, with Sunday theaters and saloons seen as prime examples of the issue.
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Evan
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
Supreme
California
Friends of Sunday
Arrayed in Wedding Garments Elopement Ends in Tragedy
Pittsburg report states Elopell Lu cette a 17 year old Russian Jewess who died by suicide at McKeesport home of Christian Blattner after learning her lover would not come to America to marry. She left notes for her employer and for her fiancé in Russia.
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Pittsburg
Elopell Lucette
Christian Blattner
Sixth Avenue
McKeesport
Russia
America
Baton Rouge Penitentiary Holds Suspect After Train Incident
In Baton Rouge on December 23, Robert Wesson a Black resident of West Feliciana parish was jailed in the state penitentiary for safekeeping charged with shooting at a passenger train on the Yazoo and Mississippi road. The shooting spree also left Adonis K. Wiidert a Louisiana State University cadet dead at his Bayou Sara home.
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Baton Rouge
Robert ‘Wesson
West Feliciana Parish
State Penitentiary
Yazoo
Mississippi
Wsson
Adonis K. Wiidert T
Louisiana State University
Bayou Sara
Richmond Woman Takes Life With Gas Stove Ordeal
In Richmond on December 23, Mrs Ella S Ford cut her throat from ear to ear and then held her head in a gas stove until she suffocated. The home, festooned for Christmas, was described as ready for holiday celebrations at the time of the tragedy.
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Richmond
Ella
Ford
Switch Cause Trains Wreck in Tallapoosa
Train No. 23 on the Southern railway from Atlanta to Birmingham ran into an open switch at Tallapoosa Georgia, killing Engineer Downey of Atlanta and injuring two firemen.
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Tallapoosa, Ga
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Birmingham
Downey
Joliet Steel Mills to close for holiday week
Joliet NL reports that nearly all departments of the steel mills will close for the holiday week through December 23 to January 1. About 3,000 workers will be affected as the plant suspends operations with a promised resumption on January 1.
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Joliet
Nine Firemen Hurt in Big Fire at Globe Dry Goods
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania December 23 Nine firemen sustained injuries as a major blaze at Lang Felt Brothers Globe dry goods store caused about 250000 in damage. Fire started inside the store prompting extensive efforts by local crews.
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Wilkesbarre
Globe Dry Goods
Langfelt Bros
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