Jury Recommends Mercy in Murder Verdict
Dayton report says Hines Gary after 11 hours of deliberation received a murder in the first degree verdict with mercy recommendation for the assault and murder of Anna Markowitz at McCabe's Park on Aug last. Abe Cohn, her companion, was shot and killed in the same incident.
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Negro Hines
Dayton
Hines Gary
Mercy
Hines
Anna Markowitz
McCabe's Park
Abe Cohn
Indianapolis
TWO MEN ACCUSED OF A FARMER'S DEATH
Chandos Ohio December 24 Ernie Woodard and Jim Rankin both of Chagrin Waite were bound over to the grand jury after an inquest into the death of farmer Danny Newbury who died from injuries after his wagon man and horse incident. The men accused of striking Newbury with a club and causing a fatal head wound were identified by witnesses including Boss s widow and family. The coroner held an autopsy and will issue a decision as officials review the evidence from the slaughter house meeting and subsequent statements.
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Chandos
Ernie Woodrd
Jim Hankin
Chagrin Waite
Grand Starnoon
Dan Dy Newbury
Lam Turedey
Bom
Carr Gore
Ernie Woodard
Boss
W. P. Ellis
Hoss
Itme
Rankin
Woodard
Charles Arthur
Henry Phillips
Hows
Russell Township
Iatz
Phillips
Ohio counties seek clarity on next legislature seats
Columbus report notes Stark county asked Secretary of State Thompson about entitlement to two or three members in the next fall’s legislature. Thompson referred the query to the Attorney General. The piece explains how the seventy-eighth assembly will be elected under the seventy-seventh terms extended, with some counties gaining representation under current apportionment compared to the seventy-eighth.
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Columbus
Stark County
Thompson
Ills
Seventy-Finth
Mine Horror Averted Near Pittsburgh on Dec 24
In Behr enberger coal mine at Bairds Station thirty miles from Pittsburgh a disaster was narrowly averted as 100 men escaped cremation when a dangerous condition triggered alarm and evacuation was ordered.
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Pitteburg
Behrenberger
Bairds Station
Mine Fire Breaks Out With No Explosion Reported
A mine fire broke out Sunday in a shaft with about 400 workers employed though reduced recently. It spread rapidly from suspected electric sparks, forcing around a hundred men to flee for their lives. No explosion or major disaster occurred.
Tongue Found Near Olsen Home in Missing Child Case
In Rosalie Nebraska authorities found a child's tongue under a hay cock close to the Olsen residence while 1000 men searched for Lillie Olsen, missing over two weeks. Olaf Olsen, father of the child, was taken into custody and rushed to Fremont. Rumors swirled as fear grew for Olsen's safety.
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Rosalie
Neb
Lillie Olsen
Olsen
Olaf Olsen
Keni” Young
Fremont
Inability to Locate Tree Saves John Hollenborg
Lorals December 24 report states the search for a suitable tree failed, but the inability to find one saved John Hollenborg from an unspecified danger. The brief attributes the incident to a tree’s inadequacy and notes no further details on location or outcome.
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Lorals
John Hollenborg
Village tale of a dramatic arrest and chase
In a concise narrative a man named Hol Aten attempts an ascent and is thwarted as neighbors fail to reach or help. Despair drives a rush for the Take until word of his mantles reaches the police, and he is intercepted by authorities.
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Hol Aten
Arash
Admiral Evans Fleet Arrives at Trinidad
Official cable from Admiral Eylang at the navy department says the battleship fleet has arrived at Trinidad. Washingum reports the arrival early today with formal announcement continuing the dispatches from the fleet’s movements.
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Washingum
Trinidad
Admiral Eylang
Navy Department
Parade Riot Stuns Paducah Advertisers in Liquor Protest
A Monday parade in Paducah Kentucky featuring a brass band boosters and banners promoting a local whisky brand sparked a riot at 4th and Broadway. Balloonmen and bartenders clashed with the procession throwing bottles. two policemen were injured and extra officers patrol the downtown to curb further trouble.
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Paducah
4Th and Broadway
Mrs Longworth Improves. Walks in White House
Mrs Nichol an Longworth, confined by appendicitis after a week in the White House, improved enough to walk about on Tuesday the first time since the operation. She plans to return to the Longworth residence in Washington.
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Washington
Wee
Nicholan Longworth
White Holte
Longworth
Royal Welcome for United States Fleet at Port of Spain
Port of Spain Trinidad reports a loyal welcome as the United States Armada arrives during race week. Sir Henry Jackson the British governor aboard with Admiral Evang, officers invited to dine. Coaling began early, a half mile boat race planned for tomorrow, and further athletic events to follow. The Navy secretary in Washington sent best wishes to Admiral Hyans and crew, with efforts to transmit the message by wireless.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
United States
Henry Jackson
War
Evang
Witp
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Moteau
Hyans
Teany
Eyang
Department
Gisbera
Tragic Apparent Suicide At Chardany Four
Dec 24 in Chardany Ming Bille Kibler is reported to have bound a handkerchief around her neck and strangled herself. Police and witnesses say the act was self-inflicted in a moment of distress.
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Chardany
Ming Bille Kibler
Aberdeen Post Office Safe Breached. Loot Stamps and Currency
Aberdeen Ohio December 4 Yoss men broke into the local post office and escaped with a large quantity of stamps and currency, police seeking suspects.
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Post Office
Aberdeen
Ohio
Brownson Resigns as Navy Bureau Chief
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Brownson resigns as chief of the Bureau of Navigation in the Navy Department. His resignation has been accepted by the president.
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Washington
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Rich Man Wandered About as a Tramp in Toledo
Toledo December 4 Wandering in a demented state a man slept in tram stations while carrying upwards of 140 in his pocket. George Schaeffer a hotel proprietor of Jolietown Pa reportedly worth 50000 was found here today by a relative. Schaeffer disappeared in November and has no recollection of his wanderings.
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Toledo
George Schaeferr
Jolenetown
Schaeffer
Cannon attacked by Gompers in federation reply
Washington reports President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor takes Speaker Cannon to task in the January issue, calling him a trickster politician and accusing him of arrogance and hostility to labor. He argues cannons view of labor lacks principled support and condemns his conduct as universally known.
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Washington
Cannon
Gompers
American Federationiat Labor
American Federationiat
C&nen
Joseph G. Cannon
Gladys Vanderbilt Delays Marriage to Hungarian Count
News from Newport reports Miss Gladys Vanderbilt will not wed Count Szchenyl. Rumors of a postponed ceremony sparked family tensions as Vanderbilt relatives reportedly oppose the match. Miss Vanderbilt, dejected, offers no explanation amid questions over a postponed wedding and pressure from her mother and kin.
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Newport Society
Mics Vanderbilt
Newport
Deo
Mie
Gindys Vanderbilt
Goul Sehenyl
Vanderbilt
Mise Vanderbilt
Misa Gladys
Misa
Gladys
Miss Vanderbilt
Count Secenyl
Alfred
G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Llew Vanderbilt
Africa
Countant de Castellane
Anna Gould
Buchapest
Vanderbilte
Count Szchenyl
America
Choked Laughing at Old Joke Kills Man in Jersey City
In Jersey City at Centralare and Griffith streets, a midnight lunch after a ball ended fatally when Thomas St. John, 30, choked on a meat piece while laughing at a worn joke. Fred Gerling was injured, found bleeding beside a table as hospital ambulance took him away.
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Jersey Cuty
City
Centralare
Gritith St
Jer
City Heights
Thomas &St. John
Jersey City
Fred Gerling
Nio
Ark
Janehter
Gering
Tiny
St. John's
JOLUMAUS CITY ENGINEER FORFEITS HIS BOND
Cothibbus Artur Sec, assistant city engineer, indicted in paying draft cases, failed to renew his bond of 10000 dollars. Bond canceled, signed by wife Tanian Tesi, George Berk, and a brother. Beck remains untraced but continues with western mountaineer party. Beck faced a heavy fine after arrest.
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Cothibbus
Artur Sec
Fordt
Beck
Mountann
Tanian Tesi
George Berk
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