Buckeye News Record Reports Primary Convening Confusion
The article outlines confusion over primaries called by the Republican state committee to select delegates. It notes a county notification about primaries and mentions figures such as Zoigler and Thompson, with references to threats and legal questions. The piece frames the issue as a legal matter for the courts and questions primary law validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo el
Jen
Adel
Damien ampFon
Bourde
Republican State Committee
Zoigler
Fremont
Thompson
Miners convention clash and railroads cited in Ohio report
Columbus January 17 Representative Hanjah Hill accused Mine Inspector Harrison of collusion with mining interests to form a pool of money to influence the legislature. Cleveland and Reynolds alleged a broad manufacturing money pool. Mimbus January 17 Sherman T. McPherson filed complaints against Baltimore and Ohio and Wheeling and Lake Erie for safety act violations seeking 100 dollars per case.
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Columbus
Hanjah Hill
Coldmbiana County
Thoretay
Harrison
Ofurke
Reynolds
Cleveland
Incle Sam
Mimbus
Sherman T. McPherson
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wheeling & Lake Erie Roadday
United States Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft Endorsed by Hamilton County Republican Committee
Secretary of War Taft won the endorsement of the Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee at a Thursday meeting for his bid for the presidential nomination. The committee backed his bid to appoint delegates to the state convention and aligned with the central committee’s call for a February 1 election in accordance with state rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Jon
Republican Executive Committee
Hamilton County
Central Committee
Mary
State Central Committee
Death of Deputy Goldsell Tied to 1880 Jail Escape
Old Would Caused Death, Cleveland, January 17. Joe Goldsell, linked to park police, died at home Thursday aged 45. His death, long foreseen, stems from a wound he received when pursuing jailbreakers in 1880, a pistol duel left a bullet lodged and never removed.
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Cleveland
Joe Goldsell
Park Police
Goldsell
Sher- Uh
Prigoni
Goldsoll
Mayor elect Begins Ouster Suit in Grangeville
Watron Ohio Jon 17 reports Grangeville elected mayor Gil Kererding by a thin majority but Pell fled a gilt court Thursday while W. W. Pell seeks removal. G. W. Saber named as defendant to the suit and appointed by the village council last August. Bold er refuses to quit and Pell asks that he be ousted.
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Watron
Jon
Grangeville
Gil
Foraker Replies to Lewis on Injunctions in Labor Law
Senator Joseph B. Foraker replies to Llewellyn Levis president of the Ohio Federation of Labor about proposed court injunction limits. He makes public his views on the matter and cites laws restricting injunctive power recently enacted.
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Foraker
Lewis
Martin
Joseph B. Forker
Llewellyn Levis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Dia
Taft
Thady Ae Biron
Must Go Back to Baltimore In Extradition Fight
Cleveland January 17 in spite of the testimony of 50 Italians who knew John Scallata was in Cleveland on December 10 the day of an indictment with being a member of a Black Hand gang he fled to Baltimore to stand extradition in a ten day fight authorities report Scallata sought to avoid transfer to Baltimore in the extradition case.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
John Scallata
Beallata
Armistice Declared in Cuyahoga County Politics
Walter Brown, chairman of the Republican state committee, brokered an end to hostilities among war ring factions in Cuyahoga county. The county will be divided into three districts for state delegates and county central committeemen to be elected. Taft organization records thin ay ite dietary.
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Tolédo
Walter Brown
Republican State Committee
Cuyahoga County
Taft
Bobby Quinn to Join New Ohio League Team
In Lima last night the OS Torn stock company announced Bobby Quinn will join the new Ohio league franchise. The organization, based in Mansfield, Lancaster area, expects about 5,000 fans as the berth is secured.
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Bobby” Quinn
Ohio
Tye
Lima
OS Torn
Mansfield
Lancaptor
A Fatal Fall in Back Building Kills John Mason
January report describes a fatal fall from an elevator shaft onto a stone basement floor in a back billing erhouse. Witness Bert Smuth testified he had no recollection of the events, while Detective Bigmenthal led the jury through the case amid a town election event marking a dry vote.
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I. Jan
John Mason
Wolmd
Jan
Bert Smulth
Bigmenthal
Death of noted brewer John F Betts shocks Philadelphia society
Prominent brewer John F Betts, famed in Philadelphia circles and among the nation’s wealthiest tenants, died recently. The Amalgamated Copper Co declared a quarterly dividend of one half of one percent, while the prior quarter yielded one percent from earnings. A riot erupted in Ginfod involving police and railroad laborers, with two killed, one officer wounded, and several workers injured. Mrs Lydia B Bradley of Milnele Penrie, a leading philanthropist, died at 62. her fortune was about 40 million.
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John F. Betts
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Copper Co
Sr American Railroad
Lydia Bk, Bradley
Milnele
Bssemi
Disowned Son Inherits From RhineLander Estate
Under Willum Rhinelander’s will the Albany son William C Rhine Lander will receive a yearly income of 50000 and a share of an estate valued in the millions. The vast estate, save 120 dollars set aside for art, is to be divided upon the death of the widow, with Willem Rhine Lander’s portion to go to his heirs. The father’s will also directs a provision related to a marriage to a woman employed as a maid in the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willum Rhinelander
William C. Rhinelander
Albany
Aly
Willem
Rhine
Lender Wausisewded
Mare Ute
Lake Carriers Association Meets at Annual Convention
Lake Carriers Association meets for its annual convention here on Thursday. President Willow Livingston presents the annual report and the group records opposition to proposals affecting water pollution and the Great Lakes shipping. Officers are elected and routine business conducted with no labor matters disclosed.
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Roi
Jan
Willow Livinestane
Harriman Ordered to Answer Questions in IC Commission Case
Harriman was ordered to answer all questions by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Judge Though of the United States Court directed Harriman to disclose details about the purchase of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroad assets in relation to the Angout dividend of 1486. Also Kalin of Loeb & Co was directed to respond to ICC inquiries.
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Harriman
New York
Harrman
United State
Kulin, Loeb & Co
Interstate Commerce Commigeton
Cleveland Chief Acts to Protect Women After Dark
Cleveland June 17 Chief Kohler ordered officers to patrol downtown streets after dark to guard women and girls. Fifty plainclothes officers were assigned to scour the area for purse snatchers and thieves amid two weeks of harassment including robbery and assault.
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Cleveland
Jum
Kohler
Jay
Blacksmith Killed in Milo after Nightly Bullying Rampage
In Columbus Ohio on January 17 Know Dou Mery a glassbrower was killed at Milo by Truman Tewie Dinekierich after an earlier confrontation at Litters door. Witnesses say Daw ery had a bully reputation and had been given a bel fer by Lewis before the fatal shooting occurred when the men met that night.
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Columbus
Doumery
Truman Tewie
Dinekierich
Milo
Dawery
Lewis
Murder Suicide in Braidton Parish Reported
At 1 17 A M Chamberlain an electrician aged 28 shot and killed his wife aged 26 before taking his own life in a fatal domestic incident. Police reported the tragedy occurred last night in Braidtor, Pa. No further details were released pending investigation.
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Braidtor
Tun
Receiver Named in George Livingston Richards Case
Boston January 17 a receiver was appointed for the George Livingston Richards Co and the Agnew Auto Mailing Machine Co by Judge Lowell in the United States district court. The tortured career of Richards is recalled as his vast ventures and magazines including The Brown Book and Modern Women are cited.
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George Livingston Richards
Boston
George Livingston Richard
Europe
Mary
Francis W. Hunnewell
Lowell
United States
Efreait
George Livingston Richards Co
Agnew
Ricardo
Brookline
Richards
Richarnta
Bernard Richards Co
Richards Publishing Co. Ltd
Richards Syndicate
George Livingston Richarda Co
Agnew Auto-Matting Madilow Co
Automatic Addressing Co
Richardo
House Debates Penal Code Bill Amid Amendments Fight
Congressional proceedings show a sharp shift as the house, after a calm start, battles to exclude amendments from the bill to codify U S penal laws. The senate calendar clears, while discussions on criminal law revision extend to Monday. In Hayti a revolutionaries land near Gonaives and occupy St Marc as forces march toward Port au Prince.
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Congressional
Washington
House of Representatives
United States
Committee On
Senate
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Elayth
Prince
Catie
Jean Juneau
Gonaives
Here
St-Marc
Nine Trains to Be Discontinued in Michigan Divisions
Announcement on January 1 by Michigan Central Railroad Co. states seven passenger trains across four divisions Sag naw Air Ling Allegan and main line will be discontinued starting January 1. Lake Shore Railroad will also discontinue two trains on the Toledo division. Truet Company Assigned Dallas Tex Jan 17 The Western Bank and Trust Co halted at 7900,000 and passed into the hands of a reassignee with withdrawals noted amid the recent financial upheaval Blyon listed as reason.
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Detroit
Jah
Michigan Gentral Railroad Co
Fou
Dlacon
Sagnaw
Air Ling
Allegan
Lake Shore Railroad
Alwo
Toledo
Truet
Dallas
Tex
Western Bank and Trust
Ao Rasignee
Elevator and Freight Cars Burned in East St Louis Fire
A blaze starting in the Pendleton Corbett Co grain store last night destroyed the Montgomery B elevator and several freight cars in the Mobile Ohio yard. Fire department and local authorities report damage near 100000 dollars with multiple structures damaged or consumed.
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East St Louis
Pendleton-Corbett Co
Montgomery B
Mobile
Ohio
Milron
Heaton
Moblie
Airship Boheme Scandal Seizes Company Stock
A damaged transcript describes a fraud claim involving Airship Boheme and Francisca. Promoters allegedly diverted about 1 900 dollars to advance an airship project designed by J A Morrell. Morrell has disappeared and offices report seized advertising stock and funds.
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Boheme
Maude
Am Huarai
J. A. Morrell
Dane
Morrell
Policeman Murdered During Robbery Probe in Boston
Boston police officer was shot and killed last night while pursuing two suspects in a store burglary. Authorities report one man, William Y, is under arrest on initial charges as the investigation continues.
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Boston
Jan Lear
William Y
Arreet
Nevada Legislature Seeks Troop Support for Goldfield Peace
The Nevada Legislature considers a Thursday petition to maintain troops in Goldfield until a law provides a method to sustain peace. In Chicago, a jury is weighing whether John Walet misappropriated funds at the National Bank as the 12 jurors began deliberations after 3 p.m. Thursday.
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Anka
Carson City
Net
Nevada Legislatire
Goldfield
Waleh
Chicago
Janish
John Waleh
Chicago National Bank
Libel Suit Settled Out of Court in New York
In New York on January 11 a settlement was reached in the libel suit brought by Adolph Ochs and the New York Times against William R Hearst and the New York American. Court read a statement that Ochs withdrew imputations about Hearst and Brisbane, and that Hearst and Brisbane accept Hearst’s claim as controlling owner of the Times, with all imputations withdrawn.
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New York
Adi
Ochs
New York Times
William R. Hearst
New York American
Times
Ocha
Mrrat
Mésers
Heirat
Brisbane
the Times
Vandals Damage Our Lady Catholic Church
Vandals forced entry into Our Lady Catholic Church on St Thursday in Cleveland. They smashed the tabernacle, broke rituals and destroyed furnishings including tapestries and candles, leaving the altar area in disarray.
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Cleveland
Spurious Passports and Smallpox Epidemic Reported
Special agent Babcock of the interior exposes the attempt to issue fake passports in Juarez and Mexico bound for the United States as smugglers print passports. A smallpox epidemic grips Minnesota with St. Paul reporting full deathhouses and health workers aiding patients. inspector Stuks recently found 116 cases during a Monterey Triumph visit in Martin county.
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Paso
Tex
Agen Babcock
Department of the Interior
Hay
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Minnesota
Bt. Paul
BL Paul
Stuks
Monterey
Triumph
Martin County
Policeman Fires at Editor in New Orleans Office
Inspector Edward Whitaker of the police force entered the Morning World office and fired two shots at writer Joseph M. Leveque, neither hit. The incident followed prior assaults on Whitaker at the paper and drew sharp criticism of the police chief for absence and salary.
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New Orleans
Edward
Whitaker
Joseph M. Leveque
Cacen
Aml
No Change in Senatorial Race in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky January 17 There is no change in the Kentucky senatorial race and indications suggest there will be none before next week.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Two Trainmen Killed in Big Four Yard Wreck Near Union Depot
Two railroad workers died after a switch engine collided with an open switch on the Big Four tracks near Cleveland Union depot. Inspector Zemnae UH and yard foreman were fatally injured as men attempted to clear the wreck. The accident occurred Thursday, leaving investigators to determine cause.
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Cleveland
Union Depot
Zemnae UH
Will
Crue
Murderer Arrested in Davidson Farm Killing
A brutal murder occurred near Davidson North Carolina on Thursday when Ezekiel Gregory a farmer over sixty was killed by his son Dave with an axe. The suspected son was arrested following the incident.
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Davidson
N. C
Ezekiel Gregory
Dave
Damaged Lace and Fashion Advice From a Historic Guide
Damaged lace items are reborn by cutting out the best motifs and reapplying them onto biscult net, with color matching to boost effect. The text notes striped nets, pattern cutting, and bright color accents. Also mentions walking coats for women with 44 to 55 inch lengths in silk velvet and similar fabrics.
Do You Enjoy Your Meals A Dyspepsia Cure Ad
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for stomach disorders and indigestion. It links digestion to mental outlook and vitality, promising relief from fermentation, heartburn, and related symptoms. The copy urges readers to buy a package at drugstores and offers a free mail sample.
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Stuart
Jax
Ste
Stuart Co
Ousted For Stealing A King And A Wheatfield Case
A report from Sharon Pa details Chief Charles Schaff of Wheatfield facing a charge for alleged assault on Katherine Mann. Schaff waived a hearing seeking a jury trial after being dismissed from his position by Wheatland council. Justice Peter Cook noted no law against a man courting a girl but considered the act an attack. accompanying text shifts to an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies.
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Sharon
Charles Schaff
Wheatfield
Cook
South Sharon
Katherine Mann
Schafl
Wheatland Council
Peter Cook
Ironic Cuban Revolt Tale of Bonito and Martin
A Cuban insurrection narrative follows Bonito who leads negro rebels against Spanish rule. An American trader recounts hiring Dian Martin, a mixed Aztec youth, saving him during a factory accident, and later helps him reach safety in New York via a barrel plan amid upheaval.
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Cuba
Dian Martin
Martin
Havana
Valdane
Aeneimah
Bonito
Hitese
Hitese Found Blinded Alone, ‘Thin of Course Meant That Pooner
Clay Martin
Hlm
Montesuma
Lis
Bpaniah
New York
Whrelond
Revetnbonts
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