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The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
1
New Local Option Bill for Liquor Sales Ventured in Ohio
Ohio State News reports a local option bill to let counties vote on liquor restrictions. Gov Harris backs restrictive policy. fate hinges on his message to the legislature due January 6. Presidential candidates and party platforms show broad support, though no firm enactment yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Carmi A. Thompson
Samuel Hoskins
Andrew L. Harris
Explosion at Hercules factory kills three near Bradner Ohio
A forceful blast at the Hercules nitro glycerin plant one mile east of Bradner Ohio leveled the factory and destroyed a nearby residence. W. Cisco died in the flames, John Washburn was blown to fragments, and Henry Easton, the superintendent, was badly injured with a chance of recovery. The explosion’s tremor was felt sixty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradner
W. Cisco
John Washburn
Henry Easton
Cisco
Easton
Barne y Knickerbocker head shot self in despair
New York, Nov. 15 Charles T Barney, deposed Knickerbocker Trust Co president, shot himself in his Park Avenue mansion after a period of financial ruin fear and domestic trouble. He died at 2 30 pm. The coroner ruled it self-inflicted. His wife had planned a divorce and a wealthy New York woman had deserted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles T. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Park Avenue
Mr. Barney
Barney
Harburger
James R. Hay
Mrs. Barney
Rioters Awe Police Learn Profitable Lesson in Louisville
In Louisville on November 16 Mayor Gram stead sought peace as 900 of 1000 streetcar workers walked out. Cars ran, but service was interrupted and suburbs trimmed. A 2000-strong mob blocked rails, 16 arrests by noon, police tight on corners. Strikebreakers arrived at 8:30 am escorted to depots. city police kept order for possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James F. Gramstead
Street Railne Union
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Ind
Floyd and
Walnut
Hanger
14Th Street
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Former Ohio minister and woman charged with improper relationship
Rev J H Buttington once pastor at Alberton Ohio and Mary Hoagland are arrested in Middletown on charges of an improper relationship. They traveled from Blissfield Michigan to Toledo Columbus and Middletown. Mrs Buttington claims her husband forced her to leave after she signed a paper admitting conduct she denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, O
J. H. Buttington
United Brethren Church
Alberton
Middletown
Mary Hoagland
Buttington
Blissfield
Mich
Toledo
Columbus
Defrauding City: Superintendent Willcox Convicted
Columbus, O. William Willcox, former superintendent of the municipal lighting plant, was found guilty by a jury of defrauding the city of 1170 in collusion with lumber agent William B. Moore who has confessed they shared the money. Willcox collapsed at the verdict and his wife protested loudly. He was released on 3000 bond pending a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Willcox
William B. Moore
Moore
Willcox
Preacher Smashed Door Then Led Jail Revival Service
In Findlay Ohio Rev W P Keckler of Northside Methodist church was jailed for property destruction after tearing a door from a house he rented. He held a prayer service in the jail corridor using passengers as congregants, while others recall the incident as a failed experiment. A gas tank explosion in Marion Ohio injured autoist John Reidebaum, who survived a likely fatal blast during an acetylene experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John Reidebaum
Reidebaum
Reichebaum
Fireman Killed Brakeman Injured in Dennison Yard Accident
Fireman R A Fitzmiller was killed and brakeman James Powers seriously injured when a Pan Handle switch engine tender derailed after jumping the track at Dennison avenue in Columbus Ohio. Fitzmiller died soon after. Powers is expected to recover. Both men resided in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dennison Avenue
R. A. Fitzmiller
James — Powers
Fitzmiller
Powers
Toledo Bankers Enforce 60 Day Rule Amid Cash Shortage
Toledo savings banks officers decide to enforce the 60 day rule for depositors as manufacturers and business men from other cities visit Toledo to cash checks due to cash shortages, despite local banker opposition for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Local option question stirs Paulding as judge nears ruling
Pauding residents buzz as Judge Cameron of the common pleas court is expected to decide the local option. The court's ruling indicated the election should have been six wet rather than two dry, and an appeal to a higher court is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding, O
Cameron
Common Pleas Court
Mayor’s Revenge: Youngstown Closes City at 11 O’clock
The city becomes a graveyard after sensational orders from Mayor Frank L. Baldwin to Chief McDowell to shut down all city venues at 11 pm and raid all resorts. Baldwin’s reform platform losses led to his defeat in the reelection bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Frank L. Baldwin
McDowell
Baldwin
Tragic Farm Accident Kills 16 Year Old at Corn Shredder
In Tiffin Ohio Jesse Hople, 16, was instantaneously killed while oiling a corn shredder engine when he fell into the large wheel. His face was torn and his body mangled in the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Jesse Hople
Circleville man Milton Morris files second partial account
Milton Morris receiver of Union National Bank of New Holland files his second partial account in the common pleas court. Total receipts amount to 16, 77.44 dollars and disbursements total 12,749.51 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Milton Morris
Union National Bank of New Holland
Common Pleas Court
Aged Couple Burned to Death Near Mt Victory
Bellefontaine Ohio Daniel Bitler aged 71 and his wife 64 were burned to death at their home near Mt Victory. Bitler fell carrying a lamp, his clothing caught fire and he died. His wife suffered fatal burns while trying to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Daniel
Bitler
Mt. Victory
Five Men Hurt in a Wreck at New Alexandria
A rear end collision between extra freight trains on the Wabash road at New Alexandria CO seriously injured five crew members. Engineer John Boop of Pittsburg was among the injured as twenty five cars wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Wabash _road
New Alexandria
John Boop
Pittsburg
Willie
Ohio closes fiscal year with five million cash balance
Ohio reports a treasury cash balance of 5,081,850.95 at year end, up 1,355,817 from last year’s record revenues. Revenues rose across most sources, with 758,155 added from the Aiken tax lifting saloon licenses to 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
State of
Goldmans Seek Roosevelt Medal for Population Saving Feat
In Cleveland, President Roosevelt is asked to award a medal to Mr. and Mrs. D Goldman for their alleged efforts to prevent race death by their own actions. The couple, married 25 years, reportedly have 25 children, and Goldman argues this contribution merits recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roosevelt
D. Goldman
Goldmans
Goldman
Deal for Friend Paper Co. property stalled by financial stringency
Dayton Ohio reports the sale of the Friend Paper Co. property at West Carrollton was nearly funded when market strain disrupted plans and a receiver took control. The proposed consideration was about $1,875,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, C
Friend Paper Co
West Carrollton
Divorce Granted in Marysville Case of Mrs Koon
Judge in Marysville grants Mrs Retta Koon a divorce from James Koon on grounds of infidelity and desertion. Daisy Bradley named co respondent. Mrs Koon awarded title to all real estate as alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Bradle¢i
Retta Koon
James Koon
Daisy Bradley
Hatpin Quarrel Wounds Man In Lorain Street Fight
Lorain Ohio Miss Lena Hoerlein a clerk in a dry goods store quarreled with her lover Charles Kraus on the street when she thrust a hatpin into his left side just missing his heart. He was badly injured and was removed to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, O
Lena Hoerlein
Chas. Kraus
Elevator Accident Kills One in Steubenville Livery Barn
Steel elevator cables snapped while loaded with grain at Mettenberger's livery barn in Steubenville. Jayne Wade died and a man named Smith, colored, was seriously injured after being dropped to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Mettenberger’s
Jayne Wade
Smith
Quarrel Over Pet Rabbit Turns Fatal Shooting
In Mt. Vernon Ohio, a neighborhood quarrel over a pet rabbit led Mrs. Annie Harrington to shoot James Beach in the left breast. Beach is expected to die. Harrington was arrested as the incident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Annie Harrington
James Beach
Beach
Dugan Family Loss Reported in California
Mrs Julia Dugan of Zanesville left with her daughters Miss May Dugan and Miss Nellie Dugan for California three weeks ago. Reports state both daughters died there after long illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Julia Dugan
California
May
Nellie
Defiance Farmer Ends Life After Drinking Tragedy
Cal vin Van Wagner a farmer near Defiance shot himself dead after a day of drinking. He leaves a widow and six children. His death is reported as a suicide with no further details given in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin van Wagner
Railway Pays Wages in Checks Across Regions
Lima Ohio reports Lake Erie and Western railway paid employees this month by check as usual and expects Pennsylvania and Cincinnati Hamilton Day to follow. Local banks are handling the paper without hesitation, reflecting steady payroll practices across systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayto
Triplets Born to Findlay Couple in Mt Cary
Stork brings triplet girls to Mr and Mrs Everett Hummens at Mt Cary Findlay Ohio In the Stork report two weigh four pounds each and are healthy The third child is not expected to survive this time period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Findlay
Everett Hummens
Mt. Cary
Daring Robbery Near Passaic Involves Four Italians
Four armed Italian robbers held up Paymaster William Knapp of Worthan and Aldrich Co near Passaic New Jersey. They seized a satchel containing between five and seven thousand dollars after an exchange of shots with police. Three attackers were captured but the fourth fled with the loot as Knapp drove toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
William Knapp
Worthan & Aldrich Co
Knapp
United States to issue Panama bonds and large notes
The treasury plans include 50 million dollars in 2 percent Panama canal bonds and 100 million dollars in 3 percent United States notes to ease the financial strain. The bonds will be sold to bidders and used as circulation. notes redeemable in a year, with the Panama issue repayable in 30 years. The president urges public calm and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Panama
Cortelyou
Fire destroys main building at Monmouth College
Monmouth Illinois November 15 fire started by a defective flue in the garret destroyed the college main building with an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. Orval Dean a lineman for Monmouth Telephone Co. died buried under falling floors. City churches offer their structures for temporary use by students. Trustees authorize immediate rebuilding of the reception hall and appoint a building committee to accelerate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Garret
Monmouth College
Orval
Monmouth Telephone Co
Attempt to Dynamite School in Germantown
Three dynamite bombs placed at Charles W Henry public schools under construction in Germantown exploded by long fuses. Great holes tore corridors and outer walls. Police and contractor suspect an insane man or vandal aimed to wreck the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles W Henry
Germantown
Later Date Decided On For Thaw Trial
Martin W Littlent on behalf of Harry K Thaw and District Attorney Jerome agreed after a conference to postpone Thaw's trial to a date several weeks after December 2 set by Justice Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Justice Dowling
Jamestown Exposition Grounds to Reopen Next Year
Norfolk Virginia November 15 1920 Jamestown exposition directors decided to reopen the grounds and exhibits next year details of the plans have not yet been released
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Eight Hurt As Train Crashes In Hillsdale Yard
Nov 15 in Hillsdale Michigan a west bound Lake Shore passenger train derailed after striking an open switch and collided with a freight engine on a side track. Both locomotives were demolished and eight people sustained injuries though crews escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Mich
Lake Shore
Bonilla Again Active Moves to Reclaim Honduras
Mobile Alabama reports ex president Bonilla of Honduras is marshaling forces to retake the country from the current administration which is described as infamous. The message notes renewed activity and a stated goal of restoring Bonilla to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Mobile
Ala
Honduras
Postal and Western Union Telegraph announce 10 percent wage cut
Mobile, Alabama reports that both the Postal Telegraph and Western Union Telegraph Cos have instituted a 10 percent wage cut for all employees. Officials from the Postal Telegraph Co and Western Union Co met in Mobile, with General Superintendent Waterbury of New York present. The claim is made that the actions were taken in concert across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Postal and
Western ‘Union Telegraph Cos
Postal Telegraph Co
Watterbury
New York
Western Union Co
Poet Nora May French Dies by Cyanide at Carmel Bungalow
San Francisco reports poet and author Nora May French ended her life by cyanide at the Carmel-by-the-Sea bungalow of fellow poet George F. Sterling, a California artist colony on the Pacific coast near Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nora May French
George F. Sterling
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Pacific Ocean
Monterey
Spang & Chalfant mill cuts puddlers pay, idles 600 workers
Notices posted at Pittsburg mills announce a wage reduction for puddlers to five dollars per ton and a temporary mill closure, leaving about six hundred men unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Spang & Chalfant Co
Jeans inheritor in $1 million aunt bequest
Ludington Mich Nov 16 John C Jeans a day laborer inherits 1 000 000 dollars from his aunt Anna T Jeans of Philadelphia The bequest is announced from Ludington Michigan with no other heirs named or details given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington, Mich
John C. Jeans
Anna T. Jeans
Philadelphia
Firebreak in Upper Floors of 20-Story Broadway Skyscraper
Fire broke out on the upper floor of the Broadway and Maiden Lane building in New York, a 20 story office skyscraper, providing the fire department its first chance to combat a blaze in the upper portions of a modern high rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pire
Broadway
Maiden Lane
Treasury buys 200000 ounces of silver at 68.812c
The Treasury Department on Friday purchased 200000 ounces of silver at 68.812 cents per ounce. Delivery is split with half to be made in New Orleans and half in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Denver
Marconi Wireless Station at Siasconset Destroyed by Fire
Nantucket Mass November 16 The Marconi wireless station at Siasconset was destroyed by fire. The loss will be seriously felt as operations will be interrupted for several weeks. The Marconi company has begun prompt measures to restore the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Mass
Marconi
Siasconset
Marconi ‘Company
Gold Shipment From Black Hills To New York
Lead South Dakota dispatch notes a $200000 shipment of gold bullion to New York on Thursday, marking the second export eastward since the financial stringency began. The story highlights western gold reserves aiding eastern markets during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead
New York
Blackhills
Two Hoover youths fatally shot near York
Carville L Hoover aged 15 and William E Hoover aged 17, sons of Charles H Hoover, were shot while returning from Pleasureville. They lay in the road overnight and were found alive at 6 am. Eyewitnesses Rev M J Hebberly and his wife reported the event. Neighbors Henry Snyder Lester Kauffman and Oscar Hoover are charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Carville
L. Hoover
William E. Hoover
Charles H. Hoover
Pleasureville
M. J. Hebberly
Henry Snyder
Lester Kauffman
Oscar Hoover
Bronx poultry farmer fires on two farms in moonlight
Lyman J. King, a Bronx poultry farm proprietor, awoke to an alarm and fired on two farms. Bruno Pulla, 22, of Yonkers, was killed by a bullet to the head. Parlo Legenia, similar age, was wounded in the side and leg, another bullet in the back proved fatal. King surrendered to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyman J. King
Bronx
Bruno Pulla
Yonkers
Parlo Legenia
King
Mt Bringuez Shifting Shifts After Floods Near Montpellier
A mountain near Montpellier France named Mt Bringuez, about 1100 feet high, is reportedly shifting due to flood erosion. It has already moved roughly 1200 feet and is described as sweeping away all in its path.
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Bringuez
Montpellier
France
James Carrier Killed in Private Hunts at Newton Reserve
Asheville, November 18. James Carrier, a well known sportsman, was accidentally killed at the Newton private hunting reservation owned by prominent New York and Philadelphia sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
James Carrier
Newton
New York
Philadelphia
Fire destroys multiple business blocks in Manny Louisiana
A large blaze in Manny Louisiana on November 18 destroyed about 175000 dollars worth of business buildings. Insurance coverage stands at 75000 dollars. The fire burned through much of the town before being halted by a brick block that stopped further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Baptist state convention calls for state wide prohibition
The Baptist state convention at Little Rock Arkansas on November 18 adopted after a stormy debate a memorial to the legislature demanding state wide prohibition with only four votes against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Baptist State Convention
Defense lays foundation evidence in Bradley trial
Washington reports detail the Bradley case as witnesses recount the shooting and Mrs Bradley’s frail health. The mother’s testimony centers on saving her daughters by naming them, while Col M N Kaign recalls a Salt Lake City scene in 1906. Mrs Bradley’s weight drops under 95 pounds but she endures on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley
Senator Brown
Col
M. N. Kaign
Salt Lake City
Brown
Col. Kaign
Arthur Brown
Mrs. Bradley
Latrobe suicide after repeated rejection by Mary Kuhndler
Latrobe Pennsylvania, November 19, George Rapiesch, age 16, after being jilted twice by Mary Kuhndler of Brandenville, climbed an 80 foot oak in the front yard and leaped, striking the ground unharmed. Later that night he returned armed with a revolver and shot himself through the heart when Kuhndler opened the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Mary Kuhndler
Brandenville
George Rapieschwhobie
Fire Threatens Block Of South Washington Buildings
Fire in Peoria Illinois on November 19 began in the Kircher Carriage and Wagon Co. building and spread to the Wheeler Wholesale Grocery Co. building. The blaze jeopardized about six structures with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Washington Street
Fie
Kircher Carriage and Wagon Co
Brownlee Bros
Wheeler Wholesale Grocery Co
Mexican diplomat robbed near St. Louis on train
Senor M. Calve Normende a Mexican diplomat and army member was robbed on an Iron Mountain train near St. Louis. His suitcase with credentials to Washington, about 300 dollars in clothing and jewelry and 200 Mexican money was taken. He remained in the city several hours seeking police aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
Senor M. Calve Normende
Washington
St. Louis
Lincoln sentenced for embezzlement at Woonsocket firm
Levi C. Lincoln, president of the Woonsocket Electric Light and Power Co., who admitted embezzling funds, was sentenced in Providence on two charges to two years in prison on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Levi C. Lincoln
Woonsocket Electric Light & Power Co
Two Firemen Killed In Fargo Blaze
Two firemen lost their lives as a massive fire destroyed the J. J. Case Co. offices and warehouses in Fargo North Dakota causing an estimated two hundred thousand dollars in losses. The entire structure and contents were wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
J. J. Case Co
Methodist board approves $600000 for next year's work
Portland Ore Nov 19 The general board of home missions and church extension of the Methodist Episcopal church appropriated approximately 600000 for the coming year’s work in the United States and its dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
General Board of Home, Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Drowns at Duck Hunt on D A R Ranch Near Denver
Geo Croker foreman at the D A R ranch north of Denver drowned when his boat capsized during a duck hunting outing. His mother collapsed and died upon learning of his death.
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Denver
D. A. R. Ranch
Geo. Croker
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