Ohio State Bribery Case Bolsters Grand Jury Probe
Owen Evans of Turk County pleaded guilty in Columbus to taking a bribe of 100 dollars from L. C. Miller Akron loan agent to influence the salary loan bill. He was fined 500 dollars and freed, with intent to testify before the grand jury. Prosecutors anticipate new indictments against lawmakers and lobbyists as more testimony unfolds.
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Columbus
Owen J. Evane
Aturk Country
Kinkead
Doltell
Joe
L. C. Miller
Akron
John G. Sharer
Alliance
Bill Rearden
Boane
Thomas H. Clank
Chretha M. Aldiwon
Turner
Clark
Cent
Hvans
Ivanary
Tee
Evans
Mom
Kyane
McGannon
Lie
Saveral
John Ff. Weiw
Canton Brewer
Dean Bill
Asssistant
McGee
Hoya
George HB. Nyo
Moreau Knell
Miller
Miller Akron Io
Kempel
House of Representatives
Byane
Miler
TL. C. Miller
Akron Ioan
Owen Iovans
Turk County
Ohio
Hogan
Ernor Harmon
Atparas
Belbery
Fragmentary 19th Century Speech on Canadian Reciprocity
A garbled excerpt reports Governor Wooly eon addressing broad opposition to Canadian reciprocity. It mentions People Al Mike Pronten Nod and a claim of unity across the continent, noting a mix of support and criticism and a call to counter outside influence.
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Mike
Oregon
Woolyeon
Gasslein Disappears After Sudden Sudden Departure
Mrs. Gasslein reports her husband James Gasslein missing since Saturday noon after he left Olney Avenue home for work. He was seen near Marion Steam Shaving Company and later walking along Brie railroad tracks wearing tight trousers a dark coat a straw hat and carrying an umbrella. Neighbors and police have searched in vain with no trace. Gasslein formerly worked as a bookkeeper at Erie Transfer Office and Erie Freight House and his absence is believed to be involuntary or sudden.
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Deependant
Donn A. Gasilein
Olney Ave
van Solnth
Marion Steam Shaved Company
Gamrein
Brie
Mbsa
Tein
Gassieth
Erie Trinafer Offlon
Erie Freight House
Immortal Mary Eddy and notable Chicago figures featured
United Press reports on Mary Baker Eddy status, a proposed monument at her grave in Hoxton, and looming appearances. James Townsend of Chicago is set to become vice president of the mock exchange. Other items note artist Howard Chandler Christy family changes and Taft’s Washington return after a Chicago trip.
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United Prem Wire
New York
Mary Faker Eddy
Atucorta Bletsan
First Church of the Christian Bolentinte
Jeni the Cheir
Brotson
Josue
Mary Huber
Westroy
Taft
Washington
Chicago
Senator Shouts at Press Officials Over Reciprocity Hearing
A heated Senate committee hearing on reciprocity and publisher concerns drew sharp exchanges. Witnesses including Hermon Tudur and Brice Haldeman faced probing questions as McCumber and Feyburn clashed over instructions to reporters and treatment of the press. The debate highlighted tensions between Republicans and Democrats over press policy and paper supply.
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United Prewt Wire
Woattington
Newapaner
Sini Betare
Reelprocky Bil
Witnesers Incustine
Hermon Tuddur
Publicitors’ Adsociation
New York
Atayte
Toulwille Courier Journal
Wiel
McCumber
Republican
North Dakota
Feyburn
Idaho
Ridder
Elition
Washington
Iowa Ninth District Special Election Sparks Reciproc ity Debate
In the Ninth Iowa district special election the race centers on Taft reciprocity and party lines. Democrat candidate claims strong support against a Progressive Republican challenger, with discussions of national party influence and local voter implications as results loom.
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Towa
Wilber
United
Staten
Ieee
Mtate Benater
Grven
Comer Wienal Committee
Peoely
Judge Smith
Watt
Political and crime notes from Ohio and Illinois era
Warily reported wire flash items describe political moves in Illinois and Ohio with Lorimer support in question, mentions of Meantow and Meextow, and a claim of changing attorney general. The dispatch covers a fatal night storm in northern Ohio, deaths from a falling tree, and a lumber trust case in Chicago with associated prosecutions.
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Ohio
Laphentiig
Monthly Statement of County Auditor
Deputy County Auditor Jay Board ink reports May end balances and overdraws with totals for county treasury and warrants. The notice notes marriages licensed to several individuals and reports a Sunday injury to a worker in Brin yards, plus a birth in Bellefontaine Avenue.
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Jay Board
Amoint
Treamiy
Dun County
Meprsiarich
Tad
Fragmented OCR text from unknown local issue
Fragmented readable phrases mention names like Jewlons Wein Heaton and Dr Myers. text unclear with garbled words and partial sentences. No clear event, date, place, or structured facts emerge to form a coherent news item.
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Jewlons
Wein
Heaton
Mass
Fey Bryerly
Rey
Gortant
Myers
Tetanus Death Casts Shadow Over Local Community
The community mourns Mrs Crevitton who died Sunday night from tetanus after childbirth. Coroner W HL Hinks investigated, noting pregnancy-related tetanus and possible abortion link. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at Croyinton's home, with many friends in shock. A separate note reports a birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lightiee in Wert Church along with church sale events at Leffler store.
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Gini
Onion Ai Crowston
Netic
Croyinton
Seventeen Injured in Lebanon Accordian Collision
A train collision near Lebanon caused injuries to seventeen people when a Le banon Accommodation switch engine collided with a nearby freight engine beyond a sharp curve. Victims include Ta Mottelson Mt. Dulot Gilummai and many others. the crash sparked medical aid and crowd concerns as authorities investigate causes.
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Nowh
Villes
Donee
Hillehero
Tithe
Profeimine
Hinds
Fragmentary note hints at a watch run down Jude
A fragmented line suggests a watch failed to keep time and its jewels were not stolen. The text hints at a hurried or haunted moment, but the reader sees only partial phrases about a watch and Jude without clear action or context.
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Jude
The Puzzle of a Fool and Money in Cleveland Plain Dealer
A cryptic note suggests confusion over how a fool acquired money to part with, riffing on a well known saying. The phrase hints at financial manipulation or mistaken wealth in a Cleveland context.
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Cleveland
Savior of His Country Captivates Mexican crowds
Call General Madero rides through Mexico as cheering demonstrations greet him at stations from Torreon to San Pedro. Reports say up to 40 000 people line the route in tribute while natives from towns greet his advance with banners and songs. Madero speaks of liberty and the need to resist the forces of Diaz, urging citizens to remain vigilant and united.
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Torreon
San Pedro
Madera
Found
Mader
Iinurgente
Ulloa Pree
Madero Anid
Sin Pedro
United States
Madero
Unusual Entry in Probate Court Marriage Record
A probate court entry notes a sixth marriage for Mrs Fetter, previously divorced from William Lever, ex police officer of Columbus. The document records her betrothal to Samuel He Better and Atton A. Tyler, showing ongoing personal union activity despite prior separations. The readable fragments indicate a late addition to the marriage ledger and reference a police background.
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Probate Court
Samuel
Atton A. Tylver
Fetter
Wiliam Fhlever
Columbus
Mats
Local Notables and Visitors Share Sunday Moments
Personal notices list several visitors and gatherings including Hertha Houte at Pfeiffer home on Barn, Toledo. Patrick Monahan of Columbus visiting Ballentine Avenue with Marion Minitor. Mary Moriarty of Toledo in Marion. Rev David H L Batley to attend a trustee meeting in Ade n. Carrie Andrews back from a visit with friends. Mrs Carrie Crams from Forest Ontario staying with her mother on West Church street. relief corps meeting scheduled on Tuesday at 2 pm on South Main. Frank Grube injured at Marion Steam Shovel plant after being struck by metal piece.
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Hertha Houte
der Trent Will Biull
Toledo
Ballentine Avenue
Patrick Monahan
Columbus
Wal & Marion
Mire
Mary Moriarty
Marion
Favid HL Batley
Aden
Mra
Carrie Andrews
Winding
Dunkirk
Arely
Cram
Forest
Onto
Taying
Mia
Mia Kandle
Woat Church Street
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J. Evans
Stark County
Statesman
F Evans
Grand Jury
LA. Gasslein
Ince
Gasslein
Gately
M. B. Eddy
Mrs. Stetson
Townsend Chiveag
Blacksiith
America
James J. Townsend
Townsend
Lima
Blackemith
Zatienville
Harranks
Howard Chandier Chalaty
Ira
Mabelle Chaisty
Natalie
Christy
Jie Natalie
Zanewrville
Parmer
Mstors
Lis
Aeton
Lehuiee Aspeer
The
Publishers Association At
Vapor
Hiddery
Campann
Seni
Tors
Jde
Sid Bone Democraty
Missouri
Come Mitteo Hag Pot Cic
Awitnena
Wituona
Wire Af Kote
Bro
Holley
Malley
Metimier
Henubieau
Wyoming
Banater
Proentett Taft
Eventine Am
Ibgectad
Siena
Bailey
Eenente Madore
Chirag
Lra Siaste
Ernesty
Ote
Pepe Tata
Inter
Dimmer Texten
Mr Noderer
Wesbe Baralate
Hee Rinate
Bay End
Hep Raald
Milionaire
Monterny
Maser
Iowa
Stahilgatiers
Cotum- Ue
Jouy Yyer
Willian
Tawte
Mast‘wehumtin Nelde Bikheat
Unses Ied
Beales
naKro
Daniel 4. O'Reiily
Harry Thaw
Hay Beer
Bancroft
Austerhela
Crawford County
Jaws
Mortaoe
Gov. Cotquitt
Pe Werth
Prohibition
Ana Mee Jain
Lin Ber Trust
Chicuge
Harley N. Cardin
Mise Irene
Wick«ne
Jamen H. Clouse
Mino Jousse Ehlert
Samuel MH. Fetter
Truman W. Tewart
Bennett Atvoot
Brin
Dr. A. Rha
Anon Was
Mrs
Warren Bervens
Bellefontaine Avenue
Orison Creviston
Hinklin
Briendts Pimners
Torstay
On Wan
Mr and
Mink Annte Lightiee
Wert Church
Altwet
Nlight
Fae Jen Evangeliog Ehureh
J Leffler
Houth Samnetroot
Nashville
Tennessee
Lebanon
Bayonne
Leelty
Jersey
Geormitelng
M Info
Viva Madero
Mexico
Serres
Men's Relief Corpa
Iat
South Main Street
Marion Steam Shovel Companies
Frank Grube
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