Slaying of William Annis Told in Haine Trial Record
The case recounts the murder of publisher William Annis as he sat in a cabin wearing a bathrobe, shot multiple times. Thornton Haine and brother Peter Hanna Jr face charges, with prosecutors alleging Thornton aided and planned the shooting and even restrained Mrs Annis from aiding her husband.
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Minshing
N.Y
Willian B. Annia
Thornton J Haine
Peter ©. Hanna, Jr
Annis
Bayside
Tron Agures
Rodels
iWin Andrewa
John
Atatehtey Darrin
Toonlie
Sweden
Meluthan
Haine
Mie
Thornton Hains
Andrews
McIntyre
Thornton Halow
Capt. Hatos
Promeutor White
Thornton Haine
Wemb
Robbers Hold Up Car Men in East Toledo
In East Toledo a streetcar robbery left Motorman Regan seriously wounded after a struggle with two bandits who boarded the car and demanded money from Conductor Higley. The robbers fled after the assault as the car reached the line’s end.
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Toledo
Thomas Regan
Bert Higley
Hig Joy
Regan
Toledo Rail Freight Car Thieves Strike City
Toledo officials from all railroads report a coordinated effort by a large gang to loot freight cars. Since November 1, recurring nightly thefts in Toledo yards have raided garments, boots, tobacco, and other merchandise. Value stolen nears $3,000 per car with $200,000 from freight cars last winter and potentially $500,000 by April 1 if trends continue. Ensuing pistol fights between railroad detectives and thieves occur in rail yards.
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Toledo
Dee
Revenue woes loom in Ohio amid local option losses
Columbus reports a looming state revenue crisis as Governor-elect Hirmen faces a potential $5,000,000 deficit. Legislators must craft new measures to cover reduced tax intake from local option votes while funding costly state projects including a Mount Vernon sanitarium, Lima hospital for the criminally insane, and renovations to the penitentiary. A reformed canal system and new departments will inflate outlays.
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Columbus
Fleet Hirmen
Harris
Hannon
Department of State Inspection of
Mount Vernon
Lima State Hospital
Two Jurors Secured in Night Riders Murder Trial
In Valon City Dec 17 a jury trial for eight alleged Night Riders collapsed after a day of attempts to sway jurors. Only two jurors remained as court adjourned, with Dunlap set to act under government policy.
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Valon City
Tent
Murdiring
Cayt
Quentin Menkin
Coluratik
Hilyslauer
Te Dations
Ollo Millers
Taft Repledges Tariff Revision At New York Banquet
President Taft pledges an honest and thorough tariff revision and enforcement of the Sherman Act at a New York Waldorf Astoria banquet. He backs party platform goals and Roosevelt policy on trust enforcement amid notes on interstate commerce and political dynamics between Ohio and New York. The event, the twenty third dinner of the Ohio Society in New York, drew notable leaders from across the country.
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New York
Taft
Ohio Sociery
Astor Gallery
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Prin Ible
Taffaldo
Ohio
United States
Guy Hughes
Henry Tett
Spooner Ae
Tate
White House
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Pick Set for January
Columbus December 17 Judge William B Crew will become chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court January 1 succeeding Judge James L Price. The court had a rotating plan for chief justices, with Summers and others to share duties until Crew, Summers, and Guinmere shift into full terms. Spear and Shack begin third terms in January as seating changes occur.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
William B. Crew
James L. Price
Ohio Supreme Court
Price
Stack
Aid Ak
Way
Heer
Crew
Akron man sentenced after labor trouble guard case
John Grifin, accused of aiding in the murder of Jolie Money, a guard at Werner World during labor disturbances, yielded to authorities after two days had passed attempting to seek a jury. He was immediately sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
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Akron
John Grifin
Werner Worl
Gan
Princeton Milling Co Official Arrest after Two Years
Henry F Agar former secretary treasurer of Princeton Milling Co was arrested in Harlingen Texas after a two years long search. He faces forgery and embezzlement charges involving about $100000. The case ties to ongoing postwar financial investigations. Turkey introduces constitutional monarchy as new Ottoman parliament opens.
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Princeton
Ind
Henry F Agar
Princeton Milling Co
Harlingen
Tex
Peru Adopts World Time Standard Nationwide
A government decree by President Pardo establishes the seventy seventh meridian west of Greenwich as Peru’s national standard time from July 28. The new time aligns Peru with the world standard and closely matches Lima’s location, syncing Peru with U.S. eastern time.
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Peru
Pardo
Greenwich
Lima
United States
Police Hint Protest in Fashion Office Ellipses
A garbled protest note claims fashion officials favor certain recipients while dismissing others. The text suggests strong gendered language about ladies and references Cleveland, implying a local dispute or social friction without clear facts or names.
Kalees Gifts and Enriched Enuthexes System
Fragmented OCR text describes a system of gifts and rewards, including enuthaxes enriched with ble mfiulature or tut of ome preva-Martle Mane. The passage notes watchdog oversight and implied value, with unclear names and terms.
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Ted
Hold Up Kills Officer in Greenwich Warmer Attack
A gunman attacked officers near Greenwich village, firing on a patrol and killing one officer and a bystander as a police chase ensued. The wounded marshal and another man’s body were found along the road. The dead man, about 60, was moved to Norwalk for temporary burial if unclaimed. A manhunt extended to Chicago before fading. World Sunday School Convention plans and other items follow.
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Toledo
Greenwich
Heat Village
Crt
Ernie Ieguge
Mevather Fous
Pnt
Wim
Norwalk
Tate
Chicago
Burton Kept Out In Post Taft Cabinet Selection
Fragmented report claims Mr Patt chose to block Burton amid Ohio factional fights. The piece alleges Mr Taft’s circle aimed to place Charles P Tutt in the Senate race, with conference observers noting patronage tensions and prep for White House transitions.
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Patt
Burton
Mr. Burton
Mr. Taft
Benator Heraker
Mey
Charles P. Tut
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Willem J. Ward
National Commiitee Man of
New York
Taft
A. TL. Walliher
Wealdent
National Window Glen Workers
Alin
Eleet
H. Fiffeheock
National — Charmadn
WA Daily
Conferenven
Mr. Tutt
Palmistry Reader Madam Helly Sees City Stay
Madam Helly, who assisted at Ellis' Bazaar, will remain in the city for an indefinite time. She is present for readings at 237 West Church Street, corner Pearl, offering future glimpses and palmistry services.
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Madam Helly
Ellis’ Bazaar
Anne Bi
West Church St
Cor, Pearl
Lottery Trade in Mexico City Draws Heavy Revenue
The article notes about $10,000 daily from capital residents and nearly $100,000 weekly spent on lottery tickets in Mexico City with about $70,000 in premiums paid. It mentions three licensed companies, diverse vendors from all walks of life, and hints at reforms that could end the lottery era as changes rumble through the industry.
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Mexico
Nile
Dew Wit
Bel Herd
City of Mexico
Republic
Numbering the Presidents in the Cutted Stater
The Springfield Republican muses on Taft’s place in presidential line, debating whether he is the twenty sixth or twenty seventh president. It notes Harrison Cleveland and Washington as reference points and speculates on a second term interval and Cleveland’s status with the twenty second and twenty fourth presidencies.
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William H. Taft
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Mr.Taft
George Washington
Mr. Cleveland
Tart
Springfeld
Rockefeller completes $25000 laundry at Pocantico Hills
The New York American notes John D. Rockefeller has finished a new $25000 laundry facility at Pocantico Hills to service the country house, mansion, and servants. It adds to existing investments including a $1,000,000 trust, a $250,000 stable, and several lodges, with a private dairy supplying fresh milk, cream, and butter for both the country and Manhattan houses. He is also reportedly buying more land to enlarge the park.
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Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hille
Tig J House
Ula
Manhattan
Mr. Rockefeller
High Park
New York American
Bullet Proof Garment by Munich Engineer
Carl Keil, a Munich engineer, claims to have invented a bullet proof garment. Designs a corset like device weighing about six pounds with thin steel links. A trial with eighteen revolver shots at seven yards reportedly failed to pierce it. He allegedly declined a £50,000 offer from the Prussian government to perfect it for defense.
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Carl Keil
Munich
Au Tech
Gurtent
Pruskian
1O Juve
Kell
Mausdr
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