Compromise on City Officials Pay and Local Statutes Tightened
Columbus notes draft changes to annual statements for insurers, county bonds for infirmaries, and mayoral or police judge compensation. Provisions regulate smoke nuisance, road mortgages, and rail damage limits, with free textbooks for needy children and tax parcel limits.
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Columbus
Renate
Insurance Companion
Finas
Rompatien
Montgomery County
Lowwest
Shhoul
Congressional New York News and House Proceedings
Congress adjourns to Friday with a naval appropriations bill under debate. Senator Clarke of Arkansas joins the Rules Committee. discussion on the Aldrich bill and Vreeland measure continues. In New York, executors uncover $11,000 in cash hidden in a cottage once lived in by William Jaynes, along with $5,000 in gold.
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Congressional Newn
Washington
Poplar Bluff
Clay Lake
Mlin
Berator Clarke
Arkansas
Hale
Merriet of Columbia
Banking and Currency Committee
Aldrich Financial
Vreeland
New York
Cattons
Young Child Receives Skin Graft at Harlens Hospital
In a historic procedure at Harlens Hospital, Bertha, six months old, grandniece of Brille Zola, underwent one of the youngest skin grafts. The operation covered a four inch square burn on the right arm with skin taken in small pieces from the child’s own body. The graft on the face chest and arm was reported as a successful transplant.
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New York
Bertha
Brille Zola
Harlens Hospital
Jett Mik
Tobacco Growers to Receive Money in Kentucky Region
Lexington April 16 funds totaling 32000 will be distributed to Burley tobacco growers in Kentucky with checks sent to counties in the region as their pro rata share of sales equity. Secretary D Clark announces the plan and distribution schedule.
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Lexington
D. Clark
Payette
Burley Tobacco Society
Equity Society
Bo Bareo
Tragedy: Mount Vernon Boy Hangs Self in Barn
Mt Vernon in April 18 reports ten year old Cliford Vernon son of Thom Vernon hanged himself in his father's barn. A youthful cousin’s alleged actions a week prior are noted as a possible motive in this brief local tragedy.
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Mt. Vernon
Clitford Vernon
Thom Won Vernon
Emory Bootham Emerges as Potential GOP State Rep Hopeful
In April, 39 year old Emory Bootham, president of Bolo College and noted as the youngest oak to the country, is seen as a potential Republican nominee for state representative. Candidates are developing their campaigns.
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Emory Bootham
Bolo College
Trade unions and strikes spark across cities and states
A chaotic collage of reports describes wage talks and strikes in Toledo and Chester with police deployments, court actions, and political tension. Mentions of a battleship voyage, a Philadelphia financier’s death, and various local incidents punctuate the era’s upheaval.
Ola Reporter Dies After Twenty Years With Ban
Ola Reporter, longtime head of the sporting department, died in New York on April 16 at age 1h years. He began as an office boy and rose to expert game reporter known for inventing a famous game story form. A widow survives.
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Venange Enurty
Borellinn
Foreman
West Virginia
Parkersturn Wernomlay
Chester
Chester Traction Company
Willim & Doren
Presida
San Francisco
Hefery
Marion Grey
Etin
Lawnes
A. Curriden
New York
Washimera
Grand
Smith
Milwaukee
Hee Miwa
Tulge Badwip
Falia Prebe
John Tracy
Streat
George V. Kira
Mteeria
Darthismrulin
Dita
Mani
Ola
John WH
Mandigo
The
Sun
Begus
Murder outcome of a feud in Chicago poisoning flour
In Chicago on Archer Avenue near the Rock Island tracks Houth Clark Street, laborer Vietta Pappas was shot and killed. Police initially blamed a Black Hand noir but later tied the murder to a poisoning plot in flour connected to Mary Rendle, a four year old girl, with Francesco Nicolorzo facing charges for buying the poison used in bread flour.
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Chicago
Vietta Pappas
Archer Avenue
Clark Treet
Mary Rendle
Floods Rise in Helens Area After Cascade Bridge Damage
Residents report rising floodwaters in Helens Montana on April 1 as cascade damage from the nearby incident worsens. Surface water covers roads near ranch houses and farms, prompting concern for property and harvests while officials monitor the situation.
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Helens
Mont
Cascade
Ns Mailie
Fargo Express Officer Dies in Brookin After Illness
An Fargo Express officer died in Brookin on Wednesday due to illness. The obituary notes the officer’s service with the Fargo Express and the local response to the loss.
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Fargo Express
Omcer
Avril
Gale Wille
Corepery
Prea Ele
Pargo Bak
Brookin
Ilnees
Meeting at Buffalo for the Metloctat Crarherhood gathering
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering at Buffalo involving the Metloctat Crarherhood and figures from Syrwrnan New York. The text mentions western brotherhood interests and a religious or ceremonial context with unclear details and distorted place names.
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Buffalo
Pittebord
Murterer Browght Back At Police Macclew Affair
Fragmentary OCR mentions police action and a local family dispute. Readable items reference Suttons and Rosas, with a focus on a community incident and a man named Browght. Names and places are garbled, but the outline indicates a police involved event and a local household calculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murterer Browght
Mt Verson
Apel
Polpee Macclew
Deaths and mystery surround city figure in Chicago era
Fragmentary clipping notes a death with unclear cause and mentions a child model, a Mt Carmel hospital link, and a penitentiary sentence for a figure named Mento. The text references a witness at a home, a matron, and a roller, with scattered names and locations including Chicago and New York.
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Chiteen
Neuice Behook
Colummae
Aneil
Wowie
Ortiete
Chicago
New York
Mt Carmel Hospital
Mary Renacelent
Mento
Late Buckeye Paragraphs and New Incorporations
Readable fragments show multiple new incorporations in Cleveland and East Cleveland with nominal capital of 10000 dollars each. Names include JH Harris Wihet M Glave Lin Klein Joseph P Kean Morwein Manumetiring Co Cleveland W Fe Sutton Shalit Wo Bhaver Cleveland Film Renting Exchange Co OT Peckham HLM Perkham M A Hardwicke C Leighton James A Moster National Yacht Co East Cleveland 10000 dollars.
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Columbine
Seore Cant Wan Co
Cleveland
Geo
JH Harris
Wihet M. ‘Glave
Willth A. Clore
Lin Klein
Morwein
W. Fe. Sutton
JO. Shalit Wo Bhaver
Carte
Nic Hawkinsey
Cleveland Film Renting Exchange Co
Court refuses new trial in Keuffmann juvenile case
In Cleveland on April 18 Julee Ad ders declined to grant a new trial to Rachael Keuffmann age 18 of 2606 K Lietstreet. Her parents claim the girl was younger and the juvenile court lacked jurisdiction. The case centers on whether the court erred in handling the juvenile issue and the applicability of age.
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Hiegally
Cleveland
Julee Adders
Rachael Keuffmann
K. Lietstreet
Delaware
Kaufman
Rachael
Not Accent Invitation Falls To Senator Foraker
April 10 report from Columbud shows United States Senator Foraker declining an invitation to speak on primary election reform on April 22. West was informed the request to delay enactment of a primary law would not be granted. The scene shifts to Canton where the late President McKinley’s name is transferred to Mrs. Rane C. Klerer for $21,000, via Miss Felon McKinney. In Coshocton the Inghit of 1b packers triggers a 200 worker layoff as packers seek shorter hours and higher wages.
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Columbud
United States
Foraker
Senator West
Werdmeaday
General Assembly
Mand
McKinney
Canton
Coshocton
Coshocton Glass Co
Plunged From Fire Escape Injures Cleveland Man
A 28 year old man William Abbit plunged from a fire escape at St Marys School near W 10th Street and Carrol Avenue in Cleveland. He landed on the ground injuring his leg and was taken by ambulance to St Johns Hospital for treatment.
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Cleveland
St. Mary's School
W. 10Th Street
Carroll Avenue
William Abbit
Riddle
Tien
AleGor Fay
Ambulane
St. John's Hospital
Triva Jumped to Death in Steubenville Fire Incident
A man in Steubenville jumped from a hospital window after a brick fire ignited clothing, knocking himself unconscious and causing severe burns. He died from injuries sustained during the fall as fire crews battled the blaze at the hospital.
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Triva
Steubenville
Bensty + fra
Gan Hospital
Senator Offers Land Donation Tainting City Purchase Plan
A cryptic speech on April 1 alleged a senator offered to donate 7 million to sway a city land purchase. The debate centered on funding, ground ownership, and potential conditions tied to office tenure. The discussion touched on statewide tax implications and a proposed 1.25 million figure amid partisan lines.
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Pittchieg
Aveil
Andrew Can
Columbus
Howl Bie
Senate
Law Schools
Wote
Bomb scare report from Kingston Va notary details
A dynamite bomb was found under the revblance of Chaves Reters, a Kincer of the Philadelphia Company meeting in Kingston West Virginia. Tinker received a warning that he would be blown up if he failed to sense the finalty.
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New Gvernneyvime
W. Va
Chaves Reters
Philadelwitaine Comeny mAeatin
Kingston
Welnewlay
Severn
Lane Age Tinker
Ambiguous Report on Brown's Parole Hearing in 1900s
Fragmentary OCR note recalls Herbert Brown of PHA involved in a Deliewell term remextary healer case. Mentions Wak roleniot and Aridewell, unclear dates or outcomes, references to a wealthy remextary healer and possible charges or sentences.
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Han
Herbert Brown
Roleniot
Relics of Mound Builders Uncovered in Ohio Excavation
The historical department reported discovery of bones and teeth believed to be relics from the ancient mound builders. Artifacts include bones, jaw fragments, teeth, and ceremonial objects, suggesting a prehistoric presence at the site.
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Phate
Donation Drives YMCA Anniversary Fund Total Reaches 250000
A donor named J Ogden Ar mour gave 000 to the YMCA anniversary fund on a Wednesday in Chicheo April 16. The overall donation total now stands at 250000 dollars, contributing to the million dollar goal.
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Chicheo
J. Ogden Armour
YM Coa
Preference given to Americana at works dispute
Sore hin 1S workin fought at the works of the Atertean aluminum works when Armenian Greek and 'Tykieh Saborore became angry because the company in taking back the mijan gave preference to Amerioans oe Kroes
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Atertean Aluminum Works
Tykieh Saborore
Mijan
Amerioans Oe Kroes
Retail Grocers Association acts to close open Sunday shops
In April a complaint assembly urged closing all places on Sundays. Independent Retail Grocers faced warrants for unlawful Sunday openings, with authorities promising action, as prosecutors pursue compliance measures against violators.
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ORA
Jererean Petilons Ie
Anteiiation
Failed to See Engine at Nile Crossing
George Foster a prominent contractor was to stand by a railroad engine at Rattan suburb Wednesday. While crossing traffic he failed to notice the engine.
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Titteboer
George Foster
Nile
Rattan
Admiralty Orders Four Otton Torpedo Boats From England
The Admiralty has decided to order four Otton torpedo boat destroyers from England. The ships will be equipped with turbine engines.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
England
Troops May Meet Outlaws Near Lanko Mindanao
A private telegram from Manila dated April 11 reports potential engagement between regular troops and Moro outlaws near Lanao town on Mindanao. Confirmation pending.
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Manila
Chenge
Reieulay
Lanko
Mindauag
Intervene Move in Mutual Reserve Case
In New York on April 16 Judge Henry G. Ward permitted Joseph Wuyana of New Orleans, chairman of the policy holders committee, to intervene in the proeyl eral nation pending in the United States court against the Mutual Reserve Insurance Co. Hyand te apeaker of the Loulainns axormbte.
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New York
Henry G. Ward
United States of Court
Algredah
Joseph W.uyana
New Orleobn
Mutual Reserve
Ioe Uesurance Co My. Hyand Te Apeaker
Loulainns Aaxormbte
Woolen Worsted Industry Groups Form Joint Committee
In New York on April 14 representatives from the American Association at Woolen Worsted Manufacturers and the National Clothiers Association met to form a joint committee. The panel will work to improve relations and conditions in the woolen and clothing industries.
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New York
Tyon
National Clothiers Association
Toen
Attorney Finishes Argument In Case For MeKer Divorce
Paris April 16 Mattee Labert finished his plea for Aborf MeKer in a divorce suit brought by his wife formerly Mrs Mwah Tevis. The case will reconvene May 6 when the state attorney will present further argument.
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Paris
Mattee Labert
Aborf MeKer
Mwah Tevis
Enue
Receiver Filing in Watnah Ind Sparks Pioneers Hat Factory Claim
Nathan Meyer proprietor of Pioneer Hat Factory applied for a receiver ship in Watnah Ind on April 1 with Morrow named as receiver. Meyer lists mobilities at 62.00 and asante at 255000. Fronehuck Springs Td April 16 Thomas Thpeatt says only four dollars has been paid toward the 110000 provided by the city of Denver for the convention.
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Watnah
Ind
Nathan Meyer
Pioneer Hat Factory
Morrow
Meyer
Asante
Tagoert
Fronehuck Springs
Thomas Thpeatt
Democratic National Committee
Oly
Denver
Albany Rail Company Board Reelects Directors
Albany New York Central and Hudson River Railroad officials report at their annual meeting in Albany that one eighth of stock represented. The board members were reelected and about thirty one percent of the company’s stock was represented.
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Albony
N.Y
New York Central & Jndion River Railroad Company
Birty
May Transfer Ambassador in Rome Hearts Appointment Hints
In Rome on April 1 a potential transfer of Baron Mayor Dew Panchen the Italian ambassador to the United States is discussed in relation to selecting a successor to the late Count Tornell as ambassador to France. The dialogue centers on adjusting postings among senior diplomatic figures as a show of policy direction.
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Rome
Mayor Dew Panchen
Anthasaulor
Buiies
Count Tornell
Ae Amibasumior
Frances
Enjoined From Moving House in Youngstown
April April im L Ford a wealthy manufacturer is enjoined from moving a house. T A Kramer lies nearby and has asked for removal of the injunction.
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Youngstown
L. Ford
T. A. Kramer
New Yorker Charged in Embezzlement Case
Staniel A. Pearsall of Brownsville Mayette County Pennsylvania was arrested here on Wednesday charged with embezzling $12,000. Local authorities report the arrest related to the alleged theft and have filed charges.
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New York
Staniel A. Pearsall
Brownsville
Mayette County
Quake Felt in Utah and New Memorial Plan
Five distinct earthquake shocks were felt early Wednesday at Milford Utah about 200 miles south of Salt Lake City. A memorial for Edwin Booth, famed American actor, is planned in Cra Mercy Park opposite the May py. The organization’s funds will cover the monument cost.
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Utah
Balt Lake City
Milford
Here
New York
Apricine
Mae
Edwin Booth
America
Cramercy Park
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Deafness Cure Claim
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh, claiming the Eustachian tube can be cleared and restored to normal, offering $100 for any case not cured. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and mentions the product makers J. C. Chambers & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Perth
Hall
di J
Chimby & Go
Toledo
Civil Service Pay Scales Contrast Across Nations
The article notes Engilah Civil Service motto and tenure rules, contrasting with the US system. It outlines weekly and annual pay ranges for roles in Post Office, Navy, and other departments, highlighting progression from 250 to 1300 plus dollars and top earners near 4000 yearly, with lengthy service prospects.
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Engilah
Cigil
England
Post Office Department
Xoine
Inez
Navy Department
Ammanarion
Hifelon
Demand for Women Gardeners Gains Ground
The London Daily News notes rising demand among private garden owners for women in horticulture. Studley College in Warwickshire reports frequent applications from women to lead gardens or supervise male staff, with wages and hours a point of contention. Swanley Horticultural College has trained many women and men since its early years, indicating a broad shift toward gender-inclusive gardening instruction.
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Saya
London Daily News
Studley College
Warwickshire
Lady Warwink
Horticultural College
Swanley
Household Tips From A Fragmented Page
A collage of home remedies and cleaning tricks, including starch in china washing water for brightness, lemon juice in frosting for whiteness, raw potato for burns, flour on kerosene fires, and upholstery touch ups with gum arabic and water color.
Turquoise Mines of Old Arabia Studied by Prof Poetric
Prof Poetric, an English archaeologist, studied the turquoise mines in old Arabia among Sinai ranges. His party of 30 workers and a local chief lived 2400 feet above sea level, exploring sandstone caverns carved by ancient Egyptians and the goddess temple 260 feet long. About 250 inscriptions were copied, shedding light on pre Christ age turquoise expeditions and Semitic works before the Jewish era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Arabia
Poetric
Scientifc
Sinai
Companien
Labora
Christ
Whole Country Aroused by Remarkable Root Juice Claim
The St. Wayne Journal Gazette reports a widespread reaction to a claimed remedy labeled Root Juice. It cites dozens of rheumatic cures and relief from digestion and kidney troubles, praising quick improvements and noting a visiting scientist from Root Juice claims to be at Mlocken's drug store at 9 am Tuesday to share information.
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St. Wayne
Mlocken
Quebec Land Grants Strain Provincial Resources
In Quebec about 12,000 French Canadian families with twelve or more children each stand to receive 100 acres from crown lands under a provincial law. The policy, intended to aid productive marriages, has become a heavy burden as thousands have applied and lumbermen fear loss of timber. The law was amended to add a $50 cash bonus to the land grant, while many prefer cash to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Clement
Disaster at Spanish bull rings leaves many dead
A Spainwide bull fighting disaster on Easter and May Day caused multiple serious injuries and deaths. In Beville a matador died after a throat wound while crowds fled into stores and trams. A trapped bull knocked out a cage side, stampedes ensued, and guards fired shots to restore order as spectators and animals suffered casualties.
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Spain
Beville
Rfmw
Batt
Alec
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