Weather for Ohio Fall Tonight and Sunday
Weather forecast notes warmer conditions in eastern and southern Ohio Sunday with strengthening southerly winds. The entry blends historical dates and astronomical events, citing the Battle of Trenton, the Great Republic clipper loss, and Moscow fighting, along with a note on a near-earth moon appearing unusually large after a late December.
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Ohio
Meconilius
Trenton
New York
Moscow
Seth
Periger
Roosevelt and Labor Leaders Pardon Debate
The piece argues it would be inconsistent for President Roosevelt to pardon three labor leaders convicted under federal law. It condemns the attack on courts by labor organizers and warns that a pardon would seem like courting labor and hurting the judiciary, urging that if guilty they should serve their sentences rather than receive clemency. The piece notes Ohio politicians doubt Foraker’s chance at re election and reflects broader political pressure.
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Federal
Statuton
Rooseveltlin
Hay
Jie
Labor Organications
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Sineth Party
Fry
Princ
Christmas Present Causes Boy's Death in Des Moines
A rifle mishap at a Christmas gathering in Des Moines, Iowa, left a 12 year old dead when a 28 calibre weapon discharged injuring Lloyd Petersbuys as Abe Ruef faces local legal tangles. The chaotic scene follows holiday celebrations and reflects the era's concern with firearms in homes.
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Abe Ruef
Petersbuys
Ind
Herman Bilik
Will
Lloyd's Lmck
Major Dreyfus by Lottin Gregori
Government officials believe Jean Mathian planned an attack on President Pattern Mathias. The accused, named Major Dreyfus by Lottin Gregori, is alleged to have orchestrated the affair as part of a broader plot.
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Dreyfus
Lottin Gregori
Scandal Claims Involved Figures In Paris Society
Reports from Paris disclose a furor over alleged conspiracies tying public figures to political crimes. Reactionary papers spread circumstantial tales about President Fallieres and his family, while authorities and diplomats deny involvement and demand resignation.
Hughes commission to probe produce and cotton exchanges
New York December 26 the commission appointed by Governor Hughes to investigate financial operations in Wall Street announced plans to begin its work with an inquiry into the methods of the produce and cotton exchanges. The commission will hold its initial sessions with Monday.
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New York
Hughes
Wall Street
Scott's Emulsion Promises Help for Malnutrition
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as nourishment and medicine for undernourished children, claiming it aids digestion and growth. It urges a small three daily doses and requests readers to bend the ad for mail-in sample offers and a postal reply card to Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Packers Probe Expands Into Grand Jury Investigation
Chicago Dec 26 District Attorney Sima announced federal grand jury proceedings will hear investigations into packing firms. Special agents from the Interstate Commerce Commission and postal inspectors will present findings on price fixing and territorial division schemes. The inquiry targets alleged violations of anti price fixing laws and government officials may be summoned as witnesses.
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Chieago
Fm Regen
United States
Bhie
Petrel Abe Ice
Department of Justice
Te Grand Jury
Sima
Grana Jury
Morrik & Co
Malifornia
Tragic Train Fatality Weighs Down Christmas Gifts
A 44 year old man named Jessup Jam Tresnip was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Columbus while carrying Christmas presents home. Witnesses found his body after the train passed. He left a widow and five children. he had recently been employed by the railroad. Coroner Murphy viewed the remains at the undertaker and the incident occurred as the train approached the city around eight o'clock Thursday night.
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Columbus
Columbia
Mwillard
William Wilcox
HP Hiard
Murphy
Jewnup
Hokie tackles burglar in Cleveland room raid
Walter Donahue former Wewtotek football captain aged about two years ago confronted a burglar in his Cleveland home with a pistol in hand before grappling the intruder and detaining him until police arrived. The assailant fled, leaving the scene and details remain sparse.
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Cleveland
Walter Donahue
Roosevelt to speak on Gompers case amid contempt actions
Fragments from a Washington dispatch note President Roosevelt preparing a statement on the Gompers case and potential interference claims. The report mentions notices of appeal by three respondents and a scuffle scene leading to police involvement. Nearby references include local ads and a tangential street scene.
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Wild
Washington
Roosevelt
Gompers
Mitchells Morrison
Roosevelt replies to labor appeals in Gompers case
Washington December 26 President Roosevelt via Secretary Lee answered labor group appeals in the Gompers Mitchell Morrison vice case. He notes the matter remains in court and he cannot intervene now. He says once final disposition is reached he will properly judge whether Justice Wrights imprisonment terms were improper or excessive.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lee
Gompers-Mitchell
Morrison
Cne
Wright
Parents quarrel ends in infant death in Philadelphia
Alfred Tarner, ten weeks old, died after his parents fought over breakfast in their home. William Tarner attacked Mrs Tarner as she held the child, causing her to drop the infant and fall on it. Both parents were arrested.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Tarner
Wiliam Tarner
Mra Torna
Toth
Christmas visits and family reunions in Delaware and beyond
A list of holiday travel and gatherings across Delaware and nearby states. Residents including Morris Willigmn Bee, Elizabeth Crealy, James Crawford, Harry Mealy, Emery Leteor, T. A. Trooke, Winifred Murphy, Myrtle Tocksome, Karl Blocksome, and Truman Owen are described visiting relatives, attending funerals, and sharing Christmas with families in Delaware, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Joliet, and Chicago. A planned Cuba trip for Hinds and a new Indian steel venture in Bombay are also noted.
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Elizabeth Crealy
James Crawford
Melaware
Harry Mealy
Schulte
Dot Chenny
Cleveland
Schuitt
Mealy
Delaware
Emery Leteor
Oak Harbor
Giblo
W. H. Gurl
Montrove Avenue
T. A. Trooke
Scranton Avenue
Fields
Ohio
Kate Ferewer
Manhattan
Winifred Murphy
Harry Campbell
Cincinnati
Kaet Church Pd
M. J. Sulllivan
Staxel Wells
George Roberts
Delaware Avenue
Andrew Steinmete
Bellevue Avenue
Atilea
Stenmere
Mira Myrtle ‘Tocksome
Chienka
Karl Blocksome
Joliet
Ilinois
Jerry Blocksome
East George Street
Truman Owen
Chicago
Evet
Windy City
Owen
Hugh Hinds
Springfield
City
Hinds
Oscar Lear Company
Hrayer-Anler
Cuba
Tape Worm Found In Egg Sparks Debate On Spelling
A Lebanon woman broke an egg while baking and found a live worm over an inch long. Dr Maxon pronounced it a tape worm. The incident, noted by Dr Minon, is cited as an example of deterioration in spelling and the effort to improve language instruction through debate and song at Ohio Northern University.
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Lebanon
Sugir Grove
Maxon
Minon
Smith
Praia
Ohio Northern University
University Everlewhun
Ada
Local residents visit kin and guests in city notes
A string of short social items lists residents and visitors around the city. Joe Yonkina of Arberton hosts relatives, Mrs W I Bauderk from South State visits Chicago, and other locals like Ramael Burley, Frank Murus, Marion Guthridge, Mark Chase, Henry Polk, Maybourne Hudson, C A Allen, R Bh Woodrut, John V Barnd, Will Longnecker, Sidney Young, and Charles B Gomespt are noted with their travel, hosting, or visiting activities on various streets and cities.
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Joe Yonkina
Arberton
City
W. 1S Bauderk
South State Street
Chicago
Jira Ramael Burley
Silver Street
Ik Mach
Cyittons Hiness
Prank Murus
Belleview
Christmay
D. Martin
Center Street
Marion Guthridge
Mingo
Quantty
Columbia Street
Chase
Agid
Henry Polk
Toledo
Maybourne Hudsau
Akron
HL Stoke
Seffner Avenue
C. A. Allen
R. Bh. Woodrut
Erie
John V. Barnd
Wusview
Barnd
Duel in the Dark Ends in Death and Arrest
In a dim room two suitors for Julia Pee’s hand clash with knives. Powell Fromich is dead and Michael Millanovitch is seriously injured and jailed on murder charges. Kromlichh’s brother may have been fatally stabbed while trying to separate them. The girl rejected both men. Millanovitch and Fromichroiled over her affections.
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Meveland
Deo
Christman
Julia Pee
Powell Fromich
Michael Millanovitch
Kromlchh
Millanovitch
Wirt
Fromich
Millenovitch
Minanoviteh T
Fromechi
Tam Golrje
Pollen
Pike
Frowich
Peavenaker
Jeffries Bitter End to Rematch Plans Amid Controversy
The article reports on Jeffries announcing he will not re-enter the ring following fan urging via telegrams and media pressure. It notes a controversial claim that Johnson benefited from a bungled tie, while mentioning a high priced sale of furs at a local store.
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Lox Angelen
Cal
Jeffries
Johnson
Tomy Burns
Ae & Climax
Black Johnson
Farm policy panel discusses rural banking and irrigation
Commissioners led by Ty Bailey of New York State College of Agriculture consider aiding small farmers by directing deposits to national and state banks. The commission weighs rural transportation parcels and irrigation to improve land use and connect farming communities. Members include Gifford Pinchot Joseph Walter Page Henry Wallace and others from agricultural, forest, and farm groups.
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Elas
Underwood
Congress
Ma ‘King
Fundy
Ty ‘i, Bailey
New York State College of Agriculture
Gifford Pinghot
United States Forest
Walter H. Page
Henry Wallace
Town
Ed Hor
J. Buttenfeld
Mass
Achuselin State College of Agriculture
W. A. Beard
Sacramento
California
C. B. Barrett
Farmers’ Talon
Georgia
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