Frank J Gould On The Stand In Abduction Case
Frank J Gould testified after dark in a sensational abduction plot trial. He was questioned at length about his acquaintance with Miss Hewwle De Voe as the court moved from the Tombs to another courthouse due to the large crowd. Witnesses described a sharp examination by the defense and details of the alleged seduction connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Devor
Ba Great Wan
New York
Frank Guy
Danmeing
Mies de Yoo
Mr. Gould
Corrigan
Withedeny
Juken Court
Sweatons
Soo railroad orders 7000 workers for Minnesota and Dakotas
The Soo railroad contracted with the State Free Employment bureau for 7000 men to harvest bands in Minnesota and North Dakota at from 2 to 4 dollars daily with board. Other items note a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul coastal extension spike driven and through trains into Butte by September.
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Soo Railroad
State Free Employment Bureau
Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Coast
Butte
Kings County Grand Jury
New York City
Tawaliy
Veneauelan
Porte
Venesuvian
Walters Aa
Netherlands
Castey
Turaday
Wiebe
Hon Kong
Schuylkill
Persia
Fowhattan
Seskang
May Not Be Able to Stand Trial
A note received by friends in New York on Tuesday claims Thomas A. Maintyre cannot stand trial in Old Point Comfort Virginia. The message states he feared arrest on charges brought by creditors and that his health would prevent him from appearing in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas A. Malntyre
T. A. Maintyre
Old Point Vomfort
Crial
Van Rensselaer Released After Bellevue Hospital Hearing
John A Van Rensselaer, arrested for threatening a letter to his mother Mrs John King Van Rensselaer, was examined at Bellevue Hospital after payehopathic ward confinement. Discharged from Tombs court. lawyer Waddington said the father would drop the complaint.
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John A
van Rensselaer
New York
John King van
Verdict in Minutes in New Brunswick Murder Trial
In New Brunswick on July 29 Archie Herron, a former blacksmith, was found guilty of murder for the July 1 killing of Reverend Fo 8 8 Prickett. Herron faced the electric chair and received a September 7 execution date in Trenton as jurors reached a guilty verdict in 26 minutes after deliberations began Monday.
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New Brunswick
Jersey
Archie Herron
Prickett
Front de Free
Trenton Herron
Gultey
Family quarrel ends in patricide in Cutlom
In Ti on July 2 Andrew Hoag and a prominent resident of Cutlom, Albert Howe, engage in a family dispute. Albert shoots his father seven times, then turns himself in after Mabie Mabie, with seven others, are wounded or killed. Police report confirms the fatal violence and self surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hoag
Kakekee
Albert Howe
Mabie
Albert Fred Ten Wbote
P Dew
Albert
Large Strike Fund Roused at Western Miners Convention
The Western Federation of Miners convened to discuss a substantial strike fund. Denver and Gol are mentioned in context with preparations and a proposed levy. The text references a large rate and waterman terms, with unclear details about figures or procedures, but signals unified labor action and financial readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gol
Gileul Winky Daring
Secret vender to initiate 50 candidates in Green Bay
The history feature notes a secret vender plan to use long distance Wilephone to announce. Manley J. Hermens supreme councillor of the United Commercial Travelers will move to Green Bay Wisconsin and inaugurate the initiation of 50 candidates by Mike Peak Connel No 16 on Saturday night August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwaver
Col
Manley J. Hemens
Unitef Commercial Travelers
Green Bay
Wis
Mikew Peak Eonnell
Sale of Great Western Life Insurance assets ordered
In Kansas City Missouri on July 29 a court ordered the sale of assets of the Great Western Life Insurance Co. The action names Hickee Philips and several arbitrators in the tolerated court context. The sale proceeds are to be handled as directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes City
Hickee Philips
Aegels
Great Western Life Indurance Co
Aged Banker Passes Away in St. Joseph
The obituary notes the death of a longtime St. Joseph banker aged 89 on Tuesday. It mentions his status as a Meret and Wonker of St. Joseph and his prominence in the local financial community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasces Aw
St. Josep, Mo
St. Joseph
Permanent injunction case links United States Telephone Co and Delphos line
A recallable injunction case between United States Telephone Co and Delphos Home Telephone Co. kept the two firms connected under a 99 year toll agreement. The court made the temporary injunction permanent, asserting the defendant cannot conduct business with the Bell company. Also noted is a Cleveland man, George Waser, sentenced to 26 years for his brother’s death, who reportedly planned a will worth about 50000 and died in a hospital ward, with his condition improving.
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Lima
United States Telephone Co
Delphos Home Telephone Co
Delphos
Ohio
United States Company
Hell Telephone Co
Bell Company
Coumons
George Waser
Cleveland
Thesday
Bat
Horse Saves Master's Life on Mount Sterling Farm
Henry Corson, 25, of Mt Sterling, owed his life to a horse after a paper startled the animal. While riding the head of a cattle herd Tuesday, the horse reared and threw him, causing a concussion. The horse protected him, guiding the herd away to prevent trampling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Corson
Mt Sterling
To Head Off Fireworks in Cleveland Council Plan
Cornell Pike Verce proposes an ordinance to prohibit matches and candy on Christmas trees and all use of fire in any form except necessity and to ban fireworks. He said he hopes to have the measure introduced at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cornell Pike Vearce
Jeremy
Findlay July road bonds sale details amid bank notes
The fragment notes a July event in Findlay about road improvement bonds valued around 12 000 dollars. It mentions Uncle Bain and a long green Wad, with banks and institutions such as Provident Bay Life Trust Co of Cleveland and The Peak National Bank of Cleveland involved in related financial dealings. The text hints at ownership proceeds and interest figures like 4.25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Uncle Bain
Provident Bay
Trust Co
Ohio Fire Chiefs Meet in Springfield July 2
Ohio fire chiefs association opened sessions in Springfield with an address by Mayor Wo H Burnett and reaction from President Cartes A Birkhirds of BL Bernagt Ohio, convention aims to contact attendees for further plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Ohio
Well Known Ohioan Dies in Chillicothe
Joly B. Allen Bam Wel 1 Muraty, aged, died one day from Bright's disease. He was prominent in public and political life in Ohio, serving as probate judge, revenue collector, and treasurer here, and a former commander at the local post of the Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Bright
Ohio
Atte O. A. R
Court fines youth for stone throwing on train
In Ashtabula on July 20 court Lee, a 16 year old, was fined $60 and costs for throwing a stone through a window of a Lake passenger car near Williamafield. The stone wounded a woman passenger. her husband pursued and caught Lee.
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Ashtabula
Lee
Costa
Lake
Williamafild
Judge Reverses Decision in Bankruptcy Case
In Columbus on July 29 United States Judge J B Later reversed Referne H Shepard's ruling approving creditors' collection of trustees for T Marshall for the Rap ter Tries of Zanesville bankrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Referne H. Shepard
T. Marshall
Zanesville
United States
J.B
Hay ride mishap near Delphos injures riders
A hay ride party from Delphos endured a runaway wagon after a lighted cigarette ignited a bale bag in the wagon. The incident occurred on a July day, causing the horses to spook and the wagon to crash. No further details on injuries or names are provided.
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Cigaret
Horsen
Lina
Delphos
Thin City
Contempt citation against former Kant Aigh principal
Cleveland report states Jack von St Lootts, ex principal, was cited for contempt for failing to pay $150 yearly child support as ordered by the court, dated Tuesday. The case concerns ongoing support obligations and court action in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nly
Jack von St Lootts
Kant Aigh School
Despondent man commits witelde by carbolic acid
Despondent local resident W. B. Hixenbaugh, 23, of Pleasant City, Guernsey County, drank carbolic acid at a street corner in Columbus on Tuesday, ending his life. The incident occurred near a prominent street intersection, with authorities investigating the act and identifying the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. B. Hixenbaugh
Pleasant City
Guernsey
Johnty
Witelde
Personal crisis reports in Cleveland incident
A fragmented July Cleveland report describes a domestic quarrel ending in a fatality. The unnamed woman Amiia Pubtink of Petrieatrnet reportedly faced a severe personal crisis with her sweetheart, leading to a tragic outcome. Police and local authorities investigate the incident and gather statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Amiia Pubtink
Roosevelt to stay out of New York campaign affairs
President Roosevelt will maintain a policy of noninterference in New York politics during the coming campaign. He will not intervene beyond limited meetings at Sagamore Hill with political readers, despite requests from Republicans and supporters. Timothy L. Woodruff will visit Oyster Bay, and Secretary Loeb had no information on other subjects.
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Dyster Hay
Roosevelt
New York
Sagamore
Judore Taft
Tafs
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State Republican Committee
Hawghex
Lim
K. Kimura
University of Formosa
J. Alreatant
Fire damages Lock Haven hospital building
A fire at Lock Haven Hospital yesterday afternoon destroyed the building. Thirty patients were removed safely but Walter pressure prevented firefighters from saving the structure. Officials believe an explosion of chemicals started the blaze, with losses estimated at 46000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haven
Vhry Monphal
Oll
Walter
Lightning Kills Stock and Sparks Grounding Debate
A long report from Ohio and western states outlines how lightning strikes on barbed wire fences kill cattle horses and sheep and how grounding wires can cut losses. Fire marshal figures and mutual insurance leaders discuss wire grounding distances material sizes and practical field methods amid storm damage cases and historical incidents.
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Mehening
Prairie States
Wiehtning
Jenin
Ennie
Nervas Avalon
Simon
Mehtaing
Ben
Oliver Lodge
Parm Mutuals
George W. Miller
Bucyrus
Obie
American Association of Mutual Insurance Companion
Denver
Ohio
F. #. Lynch
Nebraska
Association
Dr. Forbes
Kansas
John Fomanuel
North Bend
Neb
S. W. P. Sherwin Williams Ammann Sells It
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a scene with a woman described as slender and oval faced, Gertrude Gowan, and a man named Pat in a domestic setting. The text references a fire marshal, estate matters, and a tense social dynamic as dialogue unfolds amid weather and daily life details.
The Fortune Hunters at the Seashore Mystery
Raymond Higute, a rich bachelor, travels to a sunlit seashore where fortune seekers swarm. He finds among them a remarkable Madonna-like girl who hides motives behind innocence. A corked bottle carries a letter promising love, prompting Raymond to risk privacy for a real connection amid deceptive suitors.
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Raymond Fhigute
Gayaveral
Haymond Riggs
Neastore
Raymond
Duder
Raytodd
Metiog
Anite
Benel
Tie
Petirn
Tie le
Hin
Thas
Bin
Tinpateien
Speed Mania Report From Roston Post
A fragment from the Roston Post quotes a motorist replying casually about travel speeds. The interview hints at a reckless attitude toward pedestrians and road safety, suggesting a broader concern with speed and danger on city streets.
Public service legal bid notice for stone walks Marion Ohio
Sealed bids to construct stone sidewalks in Marion Ohio are invited by the Board of Public Service. Bids must be filed at the office by noon on August eight, 1908, with a $100 bid bond or certified check. Bidders must state stone type and provide samples, using printed forms. The board may reject any bid.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Marion
State of Ohio
Ward Board
Watll
Afory Leonard
North Main Street
Copeland & True
North Main
Reet
Amos H. Kling
Scranton Avenue
Silver Street
Edwards Street
Erie HR. R
Darlin Street
Pennsylvania R. R
Hocking Valley RR
Charles M. Tobin
Clery
Bing
Mirror
Colonial Country Club Hotel heals at West Baden Springs
An early 20th century ad touts Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana offering Ameri can Plan private baths and weekly rates. It promises healing water cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints while inviting readers to write with symptoms for personalized treatment.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Spr
Claus Ivi
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