Girl Tells Of Mother's Murder
New York dispatch reports a mother killed and a daughter wounded during a night tragedy near a railroad. Police misidentified a suspect, then found him to be a tramp. a brother of August Eberhard was found, with a photograph of the missing man. The girl recounts hearing her mother scream and seeing her shot as they rode a trolley from Port Few to the scene amid a thundering storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
August Eberhard
Hie
Cittillie Wieerhard
Oakdale
N. J
Gue
Eberhard Wan
Woodalle
N. 4
Ming Ottilite
Eberherd
Storth
Susquehanna
Eberhard
Rewnlver
Alan
Bim
Hye
Balloon Freight Plan in Batloonn Hoxton July 21
Aeroplanes of flr Nalite balloons to carry jie wengers and freight between New York and Boston within 14 months under the Atoortown Astin Navigation Co organized by Whipple Sears & Ge dew a law firm. Company aims to manufacture and operate aerial conveyance, routes planned for transportation of passengers and freight in the Atlantic and can be extended to Mexico. This item notes a health fear and the recovery of bodies near the East River after a tragedy affecting two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batloonn
Hoxton
New York
Boston
Atoortown Astin Navigation Co
Whipple, Sears &Gedew
Wnfording
Deckers
He Jarpeer
Manulneturing
Weri
HeViers
Canale
Mexico
Editor Sues Sajior for Gamages and Alleged Alienation
The editor of the North Amherst Argue and former Reporter Lo cby editor filed a $10,000 suit Monday against John Er of Hlyria. The complaint accuses the defendant of improperly influencing the editor's wife and thus damaging marital relations.
Double electrocution con notes in prison case
Unclear OCR notes mention individuals Rogers and Laudiero in prison. Two contacts referenced. details and context are damaged. No clear dates or locations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxtning
H. Rogers
Angelo Laudiero
Bins Bing
Mow
Eb Cue
Brief News Items From A Stormy Atlantic Voyage
A damaged ship portion in the Atlantic near Kear horn injured five crew members seriously. Chinwke restaurant in Chicako II Ot the decline. William Vilas of Madison Wisconsin former senator suffered a brain hemorrhage and is in serious condition. Capt Henry McCrea who led the Georgia during the North Atlantic cruise to the Pacific is recovering in a Brooklyn naval hospital. Drinking a passenger train line in Louisiana becomes a misdemeanor under the new state law now in effect.
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Battiontip Kear Horn
Chicako II
Evey Resorte Lave
William ¥. Vilas
Madisen
Win
United States
Cleveland
Henry McCrea
Georgia
North Athante
Coant
Naval Hospital
Derooklyn
Olympic Games Begin Second Week With Track Stars
The London Olympic scene opened week two with field sports overshadowed by track events. Americans Beltioh and Jimpere led sprint hopes, while Moulay boosted the U S tally. France and Great Britain trailed, with the United States leading early on the medal table.
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London
Atericine
Frapee
America
Aldo
Amierica Te
Atiortue
Broker Charged With Fraud In Stock Scheme
A broker, identified as JW Menetamin, faces federal charges for using the market to promote a fraudulent sale of stock in the American Pencil Veneer Company. The case involves alleged nationwide investor recruitment and a breaching scheme uncovered after an appearance in court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citta
Federt Geandary
Mmenetamin
Etorl
Tooonn
Ounil
Wiel Te
Vening Michio Co
Receiver Appointed for a Bank in Rock Creek District
Washington July 21 a receiver was appointed for The West National Bank of Rock Creek with capital 925000. The suspension caused by Merchants Importing Company of Chicago and Akron China Company of Akron and their heavy indebtedness to the bank led to the action. The appointment followed financial troubles and outstanding debts tied to these firms.
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Washington
Wiest National Bank of
Rock Creek
Merchants’ Importing Company of
Chicago
Akron China Company of
Akron
Conowins
Immigration decline in United States in July
Washington reports a marked drop in immigration from all countries, especially Ireland and Poland, for July. The total international arrivals fell from 14,754 in 1897 to a much smaller figure, following the enactment of a food-related act and free month policy amid changes in naturalization.
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Washington
United States
Reel
Jon
Ures
Amt Naturalien
Pittsburg Death by Own Action and Epidemic Echoes
Unclear fragments mention Pittsburg and Pitesti alongside references to death by action and an epidemic. The text also alludes to duties, demons, and unclear names such as Pittebueg and divinity, with scattered phrases about Athens and traction.
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Pittsburg
Pitesti
Athens
Traction
Life Saved by Blood Transfusion in Newark
In Newark on July 2, a dramatic medical case details Mrs Annie Uradhey, saved from death by a transfusion using a pint of mould from her husband Patrick Uradhey’s radial artery. The operation left the husband bearing the strain of the sacrifice, while Annie regained health and waved from James Tow hospital.
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Newark
Trane
Annie Uradhey
James Towital
Patrick
Explosion Claims Two Miners in Missouri Mine
A premature explosion at a Missouri mine killed two miners and badly injured another, authorities said. The incident near Jowie caused fatalities among workers identified as Jay Sh Tee and Mee. Rescue teams treated the surviving miner at the scene and transported them for further care.
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Jowie
Jay Sh Tee
MU Ma Cie
Court orders Samuel Gompers and others to explain contempt
Washington July 21 Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court summoned Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor Marrison secretary and John Mitchell to appear in September to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of a court injunctive order. The case centers on alleged violations tied to the Buck Stove and Range Co. boycott and disputed newspaper publications plus a mine workers meeting vote on fines.
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Justice Gould
American Federation of Labor
Hibor
Tt Alse Ty
Clint Gompers
Federation
Aml
Buck Stove Aid Ringe Co
Aly
John Mitchel
Inter Lake Regatta Opens With Tight Finish At Patin Bay
Opening day of the Inter Lake Regatta at Patin Bay featured close outcomes as boats faced delays, with Shark of the Toledo Yacht Club and Zoraya of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club contending for top honors in A class. In B class Canadiana led Cromader and Klewnor before Blew of Toledo claimed third as Guray of the Chinaea Yacht Club trailed Cleveland in a separate attraction. In 21-footers race, Mrs Leslie Carter, now broke after divorce and remarriage, told reporters she is without funds following a failed tour.
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Patin Bay
Patin
Clige
Clib
Cromader
Klewnor
Blew
Toledo
Guray
Chienga Yacht Club
Cleveland
Coon
Leslie Carter
New York
Lastle Carter
Eigo
Sensation in Gould Divorce Case in New York
Fragmentary 1900s style report alleges subornation of perjury in a pending Gould divorce case involving Helen Gould and Meanie Gould. Mentions private detectives and an attempted tampering with testimony. Unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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Gould
New York
Helen K. Gould
Meanie J. Gould
Sireduit
Wleming
Ib Wewristrems
Ieney
Sottiley
Amurder
Wen
Nat Wahglit
Notable Indictments in Ohio Trust Case Begin Hearings
Justice Doyle of Akron opened hearings in Norwalk on July 21 for motions to quash indictments against Congressman Jay F. Lanning and D. Gibbs. They face multiple counts linked to the Ohio Trust go talnre scheme. Prosecutor Wiekhar alleges a joint business political conspiracy.
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Thal
Laning
Gibbs
Norwalk
Justice Doyle
Akron
Jay F. Lanning
Dg. Gibbe
Ohio Trust Gotallnre
Wiekhar
Boy Died From Lockjaw in Canton Ohio History
A 13 year old boy, Edward Long, died after a catfish spine bit him on the leg while removing a hook at Meyers Lake. He developed a severe infection leading to tetanus and died July 14 after physicians failed to stop the illness. The case is noted as historically unique in medical history.
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Canton
Edward Long
Meyers’ Lake
Burglars Shoot Policeman in Galion Area
Patrolman Jotn Volk was shot in the leg at daylight while pursuing burglars in Galion. The trio, spotted near a residence of Hey G. A. Waller, fled after an exchange of gunfire. a geld watch and $18 are said to have been taken. In Youngstown, Crevenegan James Kenney denies a rumor of inviting speakers for a cemetery opening amid national event chatter.
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Galion
Jotn Volk
Volk
Gia
von Imine
Hey. G. A. Waller
Youngstown
James Kenney
William Tart
Cemere & Savoens
Kennedy
Beater Poraker
Contempt Arrests In Court Case Involving Jackson And Others
In Columbus Ohio on July 21 information emerged about contempt of court charges. Jackson butted with police during a disturbance at Commercial and three women were involved. he faced a contempt citation and was to appear before Judge Croke. West Liberty and Van Wert references tied to the case appear in the report. The governor’s office also noted Frank Purmert, longtime Lima hospital official, passed. he was linked to Patton Pattison era politics as a Republican supporter.
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Clevelon
Jackson
Mondag
Croke
West Ly Vilae
Columbus
Wee
Frank Purmert
Lima State Hospital
van Werth
Purmert
John M. Pat Hoon
Sir Pormert
Pattison
Car Robbers Prolific In Cleveland Amid Turkeys and Storms
Cleveland July 2 Detec tive forces doubled to curb car robberies after a theft spree that netted about 40 000 in Wheeling and Lake Erie property. A separate electrical storm in Warren county killed 118 turkeys as a tree toppled onto cattle, killing three. Merrick declines Senate bid, opting not to challenge Foraker’s seat.
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Cleveland
Suds
Stieupt
Wheelli & Lake Erie Baw
Lebanon
Jwy Z
Cantero
Warren County
Mghtatg
Merrick
Myron
Merten
Foraker
Frank Sar Wted
Swrktedt
Herrick
Boy Drowned in Cleveland Bowling Alley Incident
A drowning occurred at a Cleveland bowling alley where White tt bath and Moodd Geach Money along with Ernest Zulewki and Nottingham were present. A pin boll bey failed to save Hin and disappeared, leaving witnesses unable to determine exact details of the incident.
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Cleveland
Geach
Ernest Zulewki
Nottingham
Ais
Pantonn
Spanish War Veterans Convene in Canton Meeting
Spanish war veterans from Canton and nearby convened Monday at Joly Street near Pein Avenue to honor fallen comrades and discuss local memorial plans. Organizers from the Ohio chapter reported a brisk turnout and planned future gatherings.
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Canton
Joly St
Ohio
Trial for Murder Near Wheeling Delayed for Cook Case
The murder trial of Mew LA Zane Cook for the Charles Bennett killing near New Kensington, Pa, last September, began Monday. The Cook family, including her husband, recently faced life imprisonment for related charges. the court heard that Bennett was lured to a lonely Wheeling area and shot during a robbery.
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Wheeling
Mew LA Zane Cook
Charles Bennett
New Kensington
Here
Foroug Zane
Cook
Tial
Bennett
Mra. Cook
Weithe
Sensational statement on opioid use in Pittsburg
City Detective Richard Kelly reports to Washington that opioid use in Pittsburg is largely confined to thieves gamblers numerals and prostitutes. He cites an extensive study showing about 5 percent of physicians in the area addicted to the habit.
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Pittsburg
Jy 2
Washington
Richard Kelly
Pittsbiurg
Thinety
Bryan Appeals to Newspapers in July Statement
An unclear broadcast from Lincoln appeals to national editors to begin a formal collection drive. The note mentions figures named Hegan and Mondiy and references a forthcoming mobilization of a group described as Gowvyayers. The fragmentary text suggests a call for coordinated press activity.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Nob
Sir Hegan
Mondiy
Demberette
Court House Dedication Opens New North Virginia Town Hall
Fatt assists ordnance court house opening in Hot Springs Virginia with dedication of court house at Ulkommantown five miles from Hot Springs. The event signals administration of judgment and local civic progress. Edison plant resumes full tire operations as 2,000 workers return to duties. Republican leaders conference in Colorado Springs opens with state committee chairmen discussing conditions and plans.
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Hot Springs
Uokimantown
Territories
Man kills wife then himself near Monroe home
In Monroe Michigan on July 21 William A Fox of Grand Rapids shot his wife at John Heat's home about 18 miles from town. Police found Fox's body in a secluded grove after the deadly act.
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Monroe
Mich
Willian A. Fox
Grand Rapidy
Bia
John Heat
Pleoth
Poe
Eddie
Piano Tuning by Menges Next Week
Menges the piano loner will be here next week. Leave your order at G W Hakerworm Terreler’e.
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Menges
G. W. Hakerw Orm
Terwler'e
Fraternal Borrowing Tales on Broadway
A New York Sun piece recounts a church member in a roadside encounter with a fraternal society emblem. The borrower laments constant solicitations for loans from fellow members and the social pressure to lend. The anecdote ends with a punchy nod to trying an ad in The Mirror Want column.
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Broadway
Iin
Ue Fleur Quilolog
Ue Bation
Tiu
Mooney
Boand
Dolar
House of Worship
New York Sun
Mirror
Gaping With L000 Manner in Which Old World Rulers Granted Constitution
A historical survey notes how monarchies slowly yielded constitutions through voluntary concessions, citing Hungary and Japan as examples. It contrasts violent modern upheavals with peaceful transfers of sovereignty, detailing selective abdications and the rise of constitutional governance across Europe and Asia.
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Pliteburg
Tmonarcha
Wellnigh
Europe
Vienna
Paris
Tuileries
Louis Philippe
Hngland
Smith
Berlin
Frederick Willata
Turin
Sherlod Albert
Sardinia
Uniteddy
Japan
Hungary
Ume
Orient
Literary Dandies and Their Ornate Attire Across Eras
The article surveys famed writers and their flamboyant dress from Lord Lytton to Dumas and Gautier. It details velvet coats, lace, rings, and hats, noting Stevenson, Nerval, and others adopting eccentric garb, while some wear peculiar or impractical ensembles at balls, receptions, or Cambridge.
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Lord Lytton
Dickens
Dimraell
Stevenson
Ravifa Oclib
Gerard de Nerval
Troustra
Nea
Dumas the Elder
Bacchus
Gautier
Padt Bourget
Lewis
Beetford
Vathel
Fonthill
White Boswell
Paulo
Stratford on-Avon
Coraican Boswell
Lewise Stephen
Cambridge
Alps
Balsat
Samuel Richardson
Carenna Harlown
Rousdean
Thomas Moore
Boffon
Uladeuk
Forgetful Huntom and Catchem Exchange A Laugh
A playful exchange shows Miss Catchem noting Mr. Huntom will be gone to India for months while he mocks her memory, saying it would take a strong elephant to make them forget. The banter hints at travel plans and teasing rapport between the two.
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Mr. Huntom
India
Miss Catchem
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