Ingalls Eyes Senate Bid Amid Ohio Democratic Rifts
Cleveland leaders expect Cincinnati figure M E Ingalls to seek Democratic endorsement for the U S Senate at the next state convention. Cleveland and Cuyahoga leaders weigh rail interests and county backing, with other Ohio Democrats named as possible contenders. Ingalls says he is not an active candidate but would not refuse a nomination.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Port
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Tigalle
Senate
Thgalle
Mayor Johnson
Johnson
Ingalls
Cuyahoga
Cuyahoga County
Trneti
Big Four Railway
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Ti Ik
John
H. Clark
Newton D. Baker
Baker Hime Wolf
Edward J. Dempsey
Cinemnati Ie Tle
Dempsey
Cuywhoga
Owe Galls
Jaiis Kilbourne
Bryan
Roosevelt
Rooewll
Cincfonati
Tam
Death by own action in boiler room case
Coroner Cameron hears testimony on a death in a furnace at Vogel and Sons. John R. Hebhard recalls catching a man in the boiler room peering into the heating furnace. Firemen ordered him away. A coat found near the boiler matches the corpse, suggesting suicide. The witness describes an insane man and five powder uses prior to the events.
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Cameron, Torday
John R. Hebhard
Jacob Vogel and Sons
Vogel
Ryan
Telegraph Operators Present Demands Across Nation
A nationwide demand was sent to the Western Union Telegraph Company addressing grievances of telegraphers. The letter to directors seeks remedy before June 14, with a risk of strike if unresolved, centering on conditions in the New York office and broader U S conditions.
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New York
Ohio Wheat and Fruit Prospects Across the State
A June statement from Prom today reports Ohio wheat remains fair despite cold snaps and frost. Corn will be a month late but near average. apples and peaches face smaller yields, while strawberries currants and peaches were damaged by late fronts. overall fruit output declines.
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Amweland
Ohio
Wight to Accept Yerkes Post as Internal Revenue Chief
Washington reports Pearl Wight of New Orleans agrees to the president's offer to appoint him internal revenue commissioner succeeding John W. Yerkes of Kentucky. The appointment may be delayed until next November, as the president has agreed.
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Washington
Pearl Wight
New Orleans
Internal Revenue
Joh W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Ling
Wage Increase Affects New England Mills In 5 Percent Pay Rise
Nearly all cotton mills in northern New England adopt a five percent wage rise effective today. About 200000 workers in the region will benefit from the higher pay.
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Boston
Massey Jaune
New England
New King
Snowy Skyscrapers Stir New York in Unseasonable Weather
Reports from New York State describe wintry conditions with snow flurries swirling around skyscraper tops and a midwinter feel in June. Observers say the unusual weather marked one of the most remarkable June days in New Yorkers’ memory, with residents from upstate noting heavy snow squalls.
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New York
Catekilla
Holmes Trial in Cotton Conspiracy Case Opens
Washington June 3 Edwin Holmes formerly of the agricultural department went on trial in the criminal court charged with taking part in the cotton leak scandal. Indicted with Frederick A. Pekham and Moses Haas of New York the case centers on faulty advance information and alleged cotton speculation that prosecutors say netted the conspirators hundreds of thousands of dollars. Haas and Pekham were not extradited.
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Washington
Edwin
Holmes
Asvlatint
Stillati- Wan
Aericultural Department
Criminal
Frederick A. Prekham
Moses Haas
New York
Haas
Prekham
Elevator Accident at Goodyear and Rubber Plant
An elevator at the Goodyear and Rubber Company plant failed on Monday, dropping ten workers and injuring several. At the bottom floor the cab collapsed, tipping the platform and scattering debris. W. F. S. received the most serious injuries as others faced minor hurts.
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Goodyear and Rubber Company
Riot at Shipbuilding Plant Nets Injuries in Strike Clash
A riot erupted at a Cleveland shipbuilding plant as a strike entered its fourth day. About twenty five workers reported for duty when a mob attacked the operating crowd, striking with stones and injuring several. One strike breaker was shot. No arrests were reported.
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Cleveland
G. Hur
Plant Shipbuilding Company
Setrike
Ninion
Hizern
Indiana Rivers Rise Promptly With Flood Threat
Ronneville Ind June 3 Rivers rise rapidly with the Ohio River at Ronneville exceeding a foot since last night and the Wabash expected to spill its banks by tonight. Farm families fear disruption to planting as flooding worsens across the area.
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Ronneville
Ind
Ohio
Mistrustful Banker Hoards Cash At Home Amid Creek Theft
Fragmentary report recalls a man hiding money near Shoal Creek and facing rumors of risk. A parallel tale mentions Smith stashing funds in a bank honey scheme and a customer concealment that prompted a withdrawal. The pattern shows distrust of formal institutions and a preference for keeping wealth private.
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Shoal Creek
Loral Wink
Smith
Hille Smith
Taft in Oklahoma to Visit and Speak in August
Gutheir Oklahoma June 7 reports Secretary of War Taft and Secretary Garfield plan visits to Oklahoma in August. Governor Frante says Garfield would speak in two non political addresses at Muskogee and Oklahoma City outlining future policies of his department toward Indian lands. Garfield also pledges multiple speeches in the Republican state campaign.
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Gutheir
Oklahoma
Taft
Literior
Garfield
Frante
Washington
Tutt
Rpublican Party
Franty
Mumkogee
Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania Engine Tumbles Into Canal Tragedy
In Rochester New York a freight engine from the Pennsylvania toppled into the canal. Engineer Louis Allen and brakeman John Brown were killed. No apparent cause for the wreck is given.
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Rochester
N. Y
Louis Allen
John Brown
Pennsylvania
Pulaski man hid silver hoard worth large sum in town
Federal agents traced a hidden cache in Pulaski Tennessee containing up to 50,000 in half dollars and older quarters. The elderly resident, Wills Smith, 84, kept the money for years fearing exposure. The discovery outlines a long concealed treasure tied to an earlier coinage era.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Strickly
Wills Smith
Aed
Ding
Smith
Cleveland machinists strike over nine hour day demand
Cleveland Ohio June 3 three hand machinists are on a strike enforcing a nine hour day. Many non union men have joined the strikers as the movement faces opposition from the Metal Trades Association, representing employers.
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Cleveland, O
Metal Trades Associaion Organization of Employers
Three Lives Lost in Newark Fire at Turnverein Hall
A Newark New Jersey blaze at Turnverein hall this morning killed three people from the janitor family, with four others reported missing and substantial property damage.
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Newark
Noo J
Dune
Turnyverein Hall
Fatally Injured Defending His Sister
In Vernon Ohio on June 3 a 21 year old Leon Plane died from knife wounds after confronting a stranger who insulted his sister. The assailant fled, and the weapon was drawn during the confrontation, leading to the fatal injuries.
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Mr. Vernon
Next Legislature May Be Democratic
Columbus Ohio June The political complexion of the legislature starting January depends on successors to N B Brewers of Clermont County who died Saturday and W A Ashbrook of Licking County now a member of Congress. Four vacancies exist and outcomes hinge on whether independents who lean Democratic align with the party, risking a legislative tie.
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Columbus
Miecessors
Brewers
Clermont County
Salurday
W. A. Ashbrook
Licking County
Congres
Chinese Forces Lose Heavily Amid Revolt Across Amoy Region
June 1 Amoy Chida report says rebels have overrun towns and villages across several provinces, spreading from Swatow into the interior. Imperial forces have suffered heavy losses as civil and military officials are killed and executions rise. a coastwide sweep plan from Amoy south is reportedly forming among rebels.
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Amoy
Chida
China
Aniey
Empress Eugenie Sues French Government
Paris reports Empress Eugenie widow of Napoleon III sues the French government over property confiscated from her late husband. A court ruling in her favor prompted public outcry as relics and art items tied to Napoleon I and II were claimed by the state museum. The government has filed an appeal to overturn the decision amid protests.
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Napoleon III
National
Paris
Eugenie
Napoleon Ht
Ter
Contli+ jentil
Mreneh Na- Hora
Empresa
Ralned
Popuhir
Napoleon VI
Napoleon
Hat
Knabenshue Plans New Airship With Three Passengers
Moledo Ohio reports Knabenshue will launch a new air ship next week. The craft measures 105 feet long and 17 feet in diameter. It will carry two engines and four propellers. His wife is expected to be among the passengers.
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Moledo, O
Dye A
Kraben Ahve
Kraben
Shue
Thurst Paaneryger
Green Gaynor judgment affirmed by circuit court
The United States Court of Appeals for the Savannah circuit today affirmed the judgment of the Savannah federal court in the case of Green and Gaynor. They were convicted of barber frauds and sentenced to four years in prison with fines of 575 000 dollars each.
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United States Circuit Coat of Apppeals
Savannah
Green and Gaynor
Haywood Jury Completed in Local Court Selection
The Haywood jury for the trial of William Verner Shequontong was completed today with selections of G. Vy. Osborn, a wheelman, and J. A. Robertson, a carpenter, among the jurors.
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William Aerial
G. Vy. Osborn
Whelman
J. A. Robertson
Horrible Torture Incident Reported in Dazed Text
A fragmentary OCR note describes a deadly fire and attempted arson at a residence in Columbian area. Blanche Neff suffered severe burns while others escaped as flames consumed clothing. The victim died after transfer from McMillen sanatorium.
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Ehilint
Mies
Mt McMillen Sanatorium
Blanche
Elyria Grand Jury Resumes Work After Trolley Fatal
Elyria Ohio June 3 the grand jury today resumed its work investigating the fatal Elyria trolley accident. The panel heard evidence from several witnesses and prepared questions for additional testimony as it reviews the case.
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Elyria Grand Jury
Elyria, O
Grand
Ita
Elyria
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