Vanishing man Bosworth thought to have escaped
In Columbus on April 10 a search for Abner Bosworth who leaped from Broad Street Bridge into the Seoit river failed to find a body. Police now believe Bosworth reached shore and fled, refuting the alleged staged suicide to mislead officers.
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Columbus
Abner Bosworth
Hazleton
Ing Min
Broad Street
Seiot
Bosworth
Ming
Frankfort
Ind
Penitentiary Board Names New Deputy Wardens
In Columbus on April 10 the penitentiary board completed the official order with roles for Warden Gould of Jackson County and fifty guards. Deputy Warden GA Wood of Green County and Assistant Deputy Warden FM Jewell of Summit County were named, replacing Dr. J M Thomas with Dr Ganett of Franklin County.
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Columbus
Board of Penitentiary Managers
Pridem
Gould
Jackson County
GA Wood
Green County
Aasintaut
FM. Jewell
Summit County
Ganett
Franklin
J. M. Thomas
Vocaliat Must Explain Court Payment in Cleveland
Edward Llewellyn a vocaliat and City league bass player was cited in Judge Babcock s court to explain why he had not paid 100 to his wife Anna Llewellyn as ordered at a divorce two months earlier. The case was continued to Monday to allow Llewellyn to hire an attorney.
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Vocaliat
Cleveland
Edward Llewellyn
Dall
Babcock
Mra
Anna Liewellyn
Liegoldyn
Taft Visits Cincinnati Opens Busy Day With Baseball Exhibition
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Cincinnati on Thursday to a full day planned, including leisure and an afternoon exhibition game between the Cincinnati National and Washington American League clubs.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Cincinnati National
Washington
Italian Fruit Merchant Shot in Bellefontaine Store
Italian fruit merchant Salva tore Cira was shot to death in his Bellefontaine shop on Thursday by his youngest partner Charles Dewar aged 1, who claimed self defense. A year earlier Demar's cousin was killed while walking home with the two men.
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Bellefontaine
Salvatore Cira
Charles Dewar
Etalian Welf
Demar
Paroles Granted by Ohio Penitentiary Board
Paroles were granted by the board of managers of the Ohio penitentiary Thursday. Following are those paroled: Joseph A. Bell from Cuyahoga county serving 16 years for assault. Charles Coyle from Muskingum for robbery serving 14 years. Peter J. McCarty from Cuyahoga for making 20 years.
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Columbus
Board of Managers of
The
Ohio Penitentiary
Joseph A. Bell
Cuyahoga County
Charles 4d Coyle
Muskingum
Peter J. McCarty
Cuyahoga
Break-in by Demented Man Shocks Kenton Residents
Wynn, 40, described as suddenly demented, broke into George Scott's South Kenton home on Thursday night. He shouted that "the hypnotist are after me" as police were alerted and neighbors sheltered indoors.
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Trys Te Blay
Kenton
Ceying
Bilward Wynn
George Scott
South Kenton
New Office Created in Columbus May 1 Appointment
Superintendent Lenert appointed Charles B. Moore of Kenton as warden in his department for wartime duty starting May 1. The office is a new creation by administration on the last day of the recent legislation session.
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Columbus
Coc. Lenert
Charles B. Moore
Kenton
Ad Maanet
Railroad Employes Meet In Bellevue On Fuel Legislation
Clarke general counsel for the New Chicago and St. Laws railroad Co addressed Bellevue railroad employes on fuelway legislation and its outcome. Mines to be inspected in Columbus April 10 with coal fringe inspections. the bill has passed the Senate and moves to the House for action.
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Bellevue
Clarke
Chicago & St. Laws Ailroad Co
Columbus
Obie
Wenite
Houme
Daughters of Rebekah Women Contest At Cedar Point
One of the next leaders in the Daughters of Rebekah was announced during the column day’s session at Cedar Point with Van Vert and other aspirants present as part of the event.
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Sint
Rebekah
Clomun
Réday
Cedar Point
van Vertene
Automobile Fatality in Toledo Involving Michigan Worker
Walter Hote fon of Bay City Michigan was run over and killed in Toledo Ohio by a car driven by Austin Lockfeld, chauffeur for Fred J. Baltalberger, on Thursday.
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Toledo
Walter Hote Fon
Bay City
Mich
Austin Lockfeld
Fred J. Btalberger
Wreck at Akron Jail Padded Cell Reported
April report from Akron describes the padded cell at the county Jail as wrecked with bite marks on leather covering and upholstery scraps scattered across the floor. Joseph Pensolain is identified in connection with General Lottery Tickets in Cotton. Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce circulates to major chambers about a proposal to auction lottery tickets tied to cotton yarn in bales, signaling diplomatic and trade interests with Japan.
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Akron
Joseph Pensolain
Hong Kong
Chamber of Commeres
London
Manchestr
Bradford
Glasgow
Shangon-Thin
Eam
Japan
Federal Prisoners Transfered to Leavenworth Notes
Federal prisoners at Leavenworth and Avrile Com are reportedly ordered transferred under judicial custody. The move involves twenty inmates from the listed facilities, with the target prison set to receive them in a planned reassignment.
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Kannan
Leavenworth
Ken
Avrile
Thareding
Kiet
Lawmakers Propose Ten Inspectors for Mines and More Bills
Columbus April 10 Senate bills seek to raise mine inspectors to ten with inspections quarterly, redefine officials like assessors and clerks, adjust teacher certificates to two years, and fund child welfare and education through various reallocations. House measures include bonds for saloon keepers, university building bonds, custody and home law updates, and a long list of penalties and governance changes.
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Columbus
Senate
Common Pleas
Asvf
Selocla
Geauga County
Uial Bowrde
Limtta
Ming
Bowph Tala
Lille
City Council of
Cineinati
University of Cincinnati
Cildzen
Supreme Court
Drove Tenants From House in City Fire Tragedy
Report says a house fire in a New York area drove twenty people from a lot on PIT Street early Thursday. A youth named William Chesner was found dead with others missing. In Nebraska, Decatur leaders elected Rev. W. J. Davidson of Decatur WL as the next chancellor of the Nebraska Wewleran institution, to assume duties in September, succeeding Chancellor Huntington.
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House
New York
Qawderson
Pit Street
William Chesner
Mins
Decatur
Lil
Lincoln
Ned
Nebraska Wewleran
Society Woman Dies After Husband Shooting Suicide
In Pueblo April W Maura Sherman Caumimek a wealthy society woman died from a wound after a January 20 shooting by her husband who then killed himself. Caumimek had filed for divorce and was contesting a property settlement. The tragedy occurred in the same period amid a disputed agreement over 44 to property.
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Pueblo
Cole
April W—Mra
Sherman T. Caumimek
Himeek
Camimeek
Merchants Visit Illinois Arrive in Chicago to Inspect Factories
A group of Japanese merchants arrived in Chicago for a tour, visiting Dilton and Dekalb to examine factories and business sites before heading to other locations. The Times editorial from London comments on President Roosevelt's anarchist message and calls for broad moral support from the civilised world.
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Illinois, Co
Chicago
Dilton
Dekalb
London
the Times
Roosevelt
Painters in Minneapolis Mark Start of Quisk Fight
On Thursday the clayed shop clash began as all paperbangers and painters in the Master Painters Association’s AG shops were locked out, signaling a firm stand in the dispute.
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Minneapalis
Naked Paraders Seized in Lewes Street Incident
A chaotic scene on Lewes streets saw about 40 people shed clothing while one person, Li, managed to get onto a stage or carriage as police halted the disruption. Officers arrested several participants and held them for trial.
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Port Willie
Oat
Deukholairy Acain
Lewes
Ral Thet
Inhaled Gas Incident Shocks Willmar Area Leader
A prominent lawyer in Willmar faced a sudden incident described as inhalation of gas or toxic exposure. The event involved Youghterpale, SV, Apel WCab, and L. De Licey, with stated overtones of serious consequence and official concern. Details remain unclear as the report highlights a notable public figure and the need for medical evaluation.
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Youghterpale
Apel
Willmar L. de Licey
Murderer and Victim Buried After Funeral Disturbance
April 10. During the funeral of Dorothy Yoot aged 17 murdered last Monday by Samuel L Gardner, a near riot erupted as the walls of the house reportedly sprang. Policemen admitted to the home maintained order while Gardner, married with several children, shot his aunt and himself, leaving two dead. An hour later Gardner’s own funeral followed next door. The crowd dispersed with no injuries reported.
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Pittebure
Dorothy Yoot
Samuel L. Gardner
Ganiner
Dee
Gerdtner
Condensed By Reporters Ho Aims At Lincoln Professorship
The report lists Alexander Ho moon Springfield chosen as professor of philosophy at the State University of Lincoln Nebraska. Charles Henry Parker of Harvard is noted as the oldest alumnus. Attorney General Herbert Hadley of Missouri left Kansas City for Honolulu to seek health. Wales governor Deleen parole board to consider Timore inter veter. Supreme Court to rehear Afilileh petition. A variety of legal and political notes follow including Haines, Brooks, and Porter cases, plus a note on a bank president and a maritime treaty. No clear single event, but multiple legal and political items summarize the week.
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Alexander
Springfield
Moon
Hown
State University
Lincoln
Neb
Henry Parker
Harvard
Wales
Deleen
Timnore
Inter Veter
Hurtin Bille
Chiracy Apel
Supreme Court de Afilileh
Judge Denounces Jury in Wisconsin Court
Detroit Apel 10 reports Judge Phelan harshly condemning a jury verdict in a case involving Hsegeold Percy Gowly of Woodville Ontario. Gowly was found not guilty of a brutal winter crime on January 7 against Myearal Mew Corel Welgt near Congreve etrect, Witch Bowln, a disreputable price scene.
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Detroit
Phelan
Resorters Court
Oben & Jury
Hsegeold Percy Gowly
Woodville
Witch Bowln
Names and Addresses Sought by Mayor Amid Anarchist Rumor
The mayor Moiride Uae called upon Chief Rinker for a list of residents believed allied with anarchist groups. Police say fewer than 86 anarchists are thought to be in Paterson, with authorities prepared to hand over information to federal agencies if needed.
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Patern
AgellWe
Moiride Uae
Por Hee Rinker
Pereouy
Thie City
Paterson
Fighting But Not So Well Poso Rabbw Hot Surnngs
Rear Admiral Rvano had little rest after a restless night. Dr McDonnold wept, saying the admiral had a fair night though the fight was hard. Sergt Anderson arrived in Edmonton with the body of George Coleman, found in severe conditions after being carried over snow for weeks.
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Cal
Rvano
McDonnold
Edmonton
Alberta
Sergaint Anderson
Civer Countey
George Coleman
Bardnant
Local Cadina Officer Arrest Leads to Bond Hearing
A Cadina copper was arrested Thursday by Officer Hyder in Thief River Falls Minnesota and brought before a United court commissioner. The hearing adjourned until Saturday with Wright released under a 9600 dollar bond.
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Thief River Palle
Minn
Ofcer Hyder
Wan
Nine Firemen Overcome In Colugi Office Incident
A garbled report notes nine firemen overcoming an incident at a Colugi office. The fragment mentions a sum of 140,000 and a Bree worn overchin during the event, with details too unclear to confirm names, places, or exact actions.
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Hichowbmd, Ltd
Colugi
Meat market owner charged after double shooting tragedy
William P. Reiss, proprietor of a meat market in Economy, allegedly shot his wife and then tried to kill himself after a quarrel over insults. He is under guard at Rochester hospital with a bullet wound, as friends cite deteriorating mental health and past hotel plans amid a liquor license rejection.
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wWartick Brooks
Philadelphia
William
Jones
Brooks
Frank Wo Lele
Dowaxtine
Mieh
Mwh
Bork Chanel Eth
Teton
Conmerte
MaRknet Hutton
Oli Baltey
London
William P. Reiss
Rcanomy
Pollewuan
Rochester
Refar
Aince
Frontier Author Dead in Wheblurn SD April 1
Joseph Henry Taylor a frontier wit and author of Beavers and Their Ways died here Thursday after a long struggle with heart famine. He helped settle the region along the Miswouel and was among the first white men to inhabit these parts. He also published Beavers and Their Ways and Life! follows his frontier life.
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Wheblurn
Joseph Henry Taylor
Waived Rights and Forgery Case in New York
A month in the Tombs saw Agele Afher waive rights in a forgery larceny case after agreeing to a return trial. Olga Atela, formerly claimed wife of a privy councilor, faced similar proceedings. The report recalls a separate incident of poisoning at a wedding supper in Danville, Illinois, involving Maby Jewell and John Wallice where guests fell ill after eating dessert.
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New York
Agele
Olga Atela
Privy
St. Betérabure
Anit
Danville
Mier Maby Jewell
John Wallice
Talbot
Belleygrnum
Frank Jewell
Ant & Doken Puesta
Liquor Dealers and Brewers Form Mutual Protection Group
Arthur Lehman of Arthur Lehman & Co announces that liquor dealers and brewers in Alinda will noon form a state organization for mutual protection. The initial goal includes testing the constitutionality of the local option law in Hlinaln New Dock for Warships. The Imperial government plans rapid docking and repair facilities at Branschuettel near Kiel canal with a dry dock built now and another planned for 1909.
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Peoria
Arthur Lehman
Arthur Lehman & Co
Alinda
Hlinaln
Berlin
Branschuettel
Kiel Canal
House debate over revenue cutter service and fortification bill
A House session included sharp exchanges between Speaker Cannon and Majority Leader Payne during consideration of a pay raise for officers and enlisted men. Amendments to fortification appropriations were rejected, leading to a conference after further roll calls.
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Revenue Cutter Service
Leider Payne
Sensational Scene Averted in Columbus Senate Fight
Hot exchange over a Columbus labor paper sparked by a publisher’s alleged requests for a feature story. President Willits denounced the editor, who was forced to leave the chamber after a threat of personal punishment. Weeks of pressure, a $50 proposition, and a deathly note tied to a planned attack followed, ending with the editor’s removal.
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Columbus
Senate
Janes M. Williame
Cohumibis
Willits
Henator Willems
Inscription Restored to Monument at Old Hickory
Memph is Tenn April 9 After forty one years Andrew Jacksons famous line The Vision May Be Preserved will be added to the monument of Old Hickory in Court Square The bust of Jackson will be received by the park commission Cal Galloway member of the work commission notes the Civil War era Confederate patriot who removed The Union Must Be Preserved will be replaced with the new inscription Also mentions Vaney Strawberries price per quart
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Memptis
Tenn
Jirk Commission
Newark Receiver Named for Independent Co Dissolution
Frederick T. Johnson of Newark was named receiver for the United State Independent Co after its dissolution as insolvent. The firm was incorporated for 50.9 million dollars under the motto The Union Must Be Preserved. In Memphe Tennessee on April 10 after 48 years Andrew Jackson’s storks words The Ualee must be preserved will be to the monument in Court Square.
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Telephone Company
Newark
N. J
Chancello
Howell
Frederick T. Johnson
United State Independent Co
Memphe
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Gourt Square
Sadie Collett Jumped From Fourth Story Window
Fragmentary report notes Sadie Collett jumped from a fourth story window at St Mary's Infirmary and died. Witnesses recount her statement about someone she cared for, but details are unclear.
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Winder
Lolie
Sadie Collett
Mary's Infirmary
Ten Miners Killed in England Mine Audit Report
London April 10 Ten miners were killed by a mine explosion at Norton Mall colliery in Somerset. A separate line notes a sale of maple and slide trees at F Blake's with a phone number.
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England
London
Norton Mall
F. Blake's
Curtis Morrow for Clerk of the Courts
Curtis Morrow announces a vigorous campaign if nominated for the Democratic ticket in the race for clerk of the courts. A long time Marion resident, he is described as a young and active man with prior employment at the W. Metlam company and many acquaintances, promising strong effort if chosen. Strawberries, birauwlstee, sunwe senet on sale per quart at Turner’s.
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RC. Morrow
Marion
Curtin
Copeelty
Ian
Turner'b
Columbus and Return Fare Announcement
The D M and M announces a peel rate of one dollar for Columbus and return trips on Sundays. Details include aYe car leaves Marion at 7:10 p m with fare and schedule information presented in a concise notice.
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Columbus
Vaal
Marion
Umbers
Morley to Accept Peerage While Keeping India Secretary Post
London reports say John Morley will accept a peerage and remain Secretary for India despite ill health. The king’s influenza and cabinet shifts keep Asquith drafting the new ministry as political debate focuses on wartime government stability.
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John Morley
India
Unioniate
Gturrip
London
Erlkie
Asquith
Parke
Tik
Serret
Ume
Daily News
Thdla
Commuans
Brent
House of Lords
Antoniats
Lge
No Agreement In Sight Between Miners And Operators
Kansas City April 10 miners and operators wage committee are in deadlock over a southwest fell wage scale. The miners demand a throng deale. operators push for a one year seal. National President Lewht of the United Allied Workers headed to Kansas City to mediate but could not attend due to eastern duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United Allie Workers of America
Kansan
Thareday
Tuilders
Portland River Traffic Education Report Amid Storms
A Baltimore type article notes that a Washington based statement claimed the Columbia River bar could be crossed by small craft. City authorities compiled evidence indicating numerous vessels, up to 460 feet long, passed the river mouth during a period of high activity and dangerous conditions.
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Columbia River
Quiet national mood on foreign intervention doubt
Washington reports a calm across the country as officials counter persistent cables from Port au Prince. The minister argues some groups push the belief that peace is unattainable to mislead the American public, while Haitians are said to oppose foreign involvement.
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Washington
Halden Minkter
Erleod
Lia
Statin
Legers
Defaulting Secretary Arraigne Port Fluron Case
The defaulting secretary of the United Mate Protectors' Fraternity, Mick Avril Wilson, was arraigned in St. Clair county circuit court for embezzling over 76000. The jury returned not guilty, and bail was reduced from 26000 to 16000 as the case moved to police court for trial.
Politician Campaign Fund Questioned by Grand Jury
New York on Thursday Thomas P. Ryan rejected claims that he testified before a grand jury about a campaign fund tied to the Metropolitan Street Railway. He dismissed allegations as false and politically motivated amid ongoing campaign scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donina
New York
Thomas P. Ryan
Sry
Politan Street
Gieney
Wall
Cortlandt Street
Soldiers Arrest Night Riders in Murray Kentucky
Soldiers in Murray Kentucky arrested a group labeled as Night Riders on April 10. Named individuals include Ed Thompage, Bob Dunvsn, Jake Bile, Jack Elkins, Vemae Wit Hardie Lovett, Chariton Ellion nuit Lee, and Tony from M ij an Siate.
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Murray
Boldiera
Ed Thompage
Bob" Dunvsn
Jake Bile
Jack” Elkins
Vemae Wit Hardie Lovett
Chariton Ellion Nuit Lee
Tony Were Aus M
Ijan Siate
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