A Polite Pickpocket Faces Ohio Penitentiary
Steubenville report tells of Fred Ely Bly, an inmate sent to the Ohio penitentiary for pocketpicking. Bly notes he has been to prison three times before and tells the sheriff he will desist from crime at his request. He delivers a quip about his rough life and a quip about learning from his term.
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Steubenville
D. Jane
Fred Ely Ho
Ohio Penitentiary
Bly
Sherif
Prizon
Proseciter
Wireless Telegraphy on City of Mereland trip boosts market data
On the City of Mereland voyage, the Detroit Chamber of Commerce and brokers used Clark Wireless to publish stock grain and pro lsy tonnage quotes during market hours. Eight thousand words of dispatches and 20 commercial messages were sent to Detroit New York Washington Chicago St Joseph and Canadian points as investors placed buys and sells. Three hundred people including Marquis De Dion attended an Automobile Club banquet and were poisoned by ptomaine dish duck causing one death and multiple severe cases.
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Metroit Chmiber
Clark Wireless
Hanlvd Messnaee
Detroit
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Joule
Canadian Points
Marquis de Dion
Automobile Lab
Automobile Club
Headquarters move for Wheeling & Lake Erie related firms
Revelver A Worthington and his team will move Wheeling & Lake Erie and Wabash entities headquarters to Cleveland within days. The capitol conspiracy trial heard both sides denounce the jury and Deputy AG Conningham declared all defendants guilty of conspiracy. Raymond Mitchell testified he faced charges amid improper conduct claims and the case awaits jury deliberation.
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W. ¢ Pitteburs
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling & Jake
Atty
Horeleborg
Conninghan
Mat
New York
Raymond Miteheac
Min
Wage Seale Upheld by Wheeling Miners Pact
Wage scale agreed at the Cleveland conference for miners was ratified in Wheeling, representing a subdistrict across four West Virginia counties and eastern Ohio. The pact covers the period until a new agreement is reached, reflecting unity among local unions under the United Mine Workers banner.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland
Ath
Olio
West Virginia
Great Loss by Fire at Dennis Texas
Fire engulfed a business in Dennis Texas on Tuesday, causing significant property damage and extensive losses. Local authorities and fire crews worked to contain the blaze as investigators begin to determine its cause.
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Dennis
Tex
Cousig
Toag of Iy
All Steel Drops and Ore Prices to Follow Trust Shows Its Hand
General cut in prices of steel products was announced after a day-long conference of major steel interests led by Judge Elbert H. Gary. Ore prices to drop 10 cents per ton, with arguments centering on maintaining firm iron trade while reducing raw material costs. Stakeholders from United States Steel and large independents attended, proposing specific cuts across billets, sheet bars, Pittsburgh plates, structural shapes, merchant pipe, and wire material.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steal Corporation
Fach
Mittelurg
Pittelurrg
Pittaburg
Pittsburg
Award Prizes in Columbus Drill by Pythians
The Knighta of Pythias drill prize in uniformed rank was won by a Washington D C company with Bloomingdale company Wax second. Banner company of Cleveland was the only other competitor. First prize $100, second $75. A parade preceded the drill with several thousand Pythians from across the state. Trustee of Church led. Also June 1 a Mead ing guilty to horse stealing in Indianapolis. Robert H Green of Waynetown, VP of Farmers & Merchants Bank, trustee of Local Methodist Church, was sentenced to from one to MW years in state penitentiaries.
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Columbus
Wi —Piret
Knighta of
Pythias
Washington, D. C
Bloomingbore Company
Banner Company of
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Meading
Robert H. Green
Waynetown
Farmers & Menvhante Bank
Tocal Methodist Church
Chicago Man to Face Murder Charge Amid Family Tragedy
A Chicago man named in connection with the murder of a family is due in court. The report notes the suspect, known locally as a former Cleveland resident, and mentions ongoing comfort for relatives as authorities prepare formal proceedings.
Free transport for Americans during Melbourne fleet visit
The Victorian cabinet on Tuesday approved a state reception plan for the American fleet. Americans will enjoy free transportation on all tram and rail services during their visit to Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Thesday
Supreme Court Actions and New Corporations in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court handed down rulings vacating and affirming circuit and common pleas decisions across multiple counties including Hancock, Miami, Richland and Muskingum. Reversed judgments touched cases from Powell to Stenber and Regan to Goddard. New incorporations listed include The Dougherty Wig Co in New Philadelphia and The Sonl Ridge Oil and Gas Co in Zanesville with substantial capitalization and named principals.
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Supreme Bressions
Columbus
Supreme Court
Wing Caner
W. A. Holdren
Pies Alve
Stanley A
Flette County
Circuit Court
J. Shewy
VR Fidelity & Casualty Tosurance Co
Miami County
Davy
Life Tasurance Co
Affirmed
Mary Powell
B. Powell
Hancock County
Cireutt
Amrmed
Elabeth Miller
W Railway Co
Tate County
Robert Rosenll
J. C. Farge
Richland County
Catherine Regan
Cincinnati
East Ohio Gua Co
Rebecca A. Warren
Cayahora
Efrcuit
H. Crooks
Brlicieh & Co
Cincfanati Trust Co
Dougherty Wig, Co
New Philadelphia
OO Dougherty
Homer N. Stafford
Ralph Mornille
Appalio
B. Korus
Youngstown Credit Ne Adjustment Co
Youngstown
J, Milroy
William
N. G. Morledge
D. Qourier
Thomas
A. Jacobs
C. H. Kennedy
Road funds from Ward automobile law to aid Columbia roads
It is estimated that the Ward automobile law will generate about $100,000 each year. A small portion will cover the cost of the registry office and the secretary of state's department. The bulk of the funds will be used to build and repair roads in Columbia.
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Columbia
Office of Registry
Department
Secretary of State
Ex Banker Seeks Pardon as Health Fails in Prison
Columbus reports ex Newark banker Janet James F Lingafeller applied to the board of managers for release after serving nearly half his term with good conduct. He has been in poor health recently, while a hospital commission was appointed in Columbus to oversee state facilities. Governor Harris reappointed Lima state hospital commissioners, naming several new members from across Ohio. The news also notes the large Maccabee gathering, a breach of promise suit settlement in Tiffin, the Saddlery Manufacturers convention in Cincinnati, and Ohio Sunday School convention in Toledo drawing thousands.
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Columbus
Janet
James F. Lingafeller
Newark
Board of Managers
Warren man wins $4000 for wife’s death in Ohio case
John F. Stober of Warren was awarded $4000 by a court decision after suing the Big Four road for the death of his wife Jud, who was struck and killed at a garden event in Columbus, Ohio. The Ohio supreme court ruled in his favor on the suit decided Tuesday.
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Columbus
John F. Stober
Warren
Ohio
Hia
Jud
Torn Person Mourned After Dog Attack In Cleveland
A 1 year old child was torn to pieces by a dog in Cleveland on Tuesday while an attempt was made to separate the animal from other dogs. Authorities report a tragic accident during a stray dog encounter.
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Boge
Cleveland
Thuinphot Wky
Doge Thesday
Sho Vant Rocuydr
First official visit of an English monarch to Russia
Reports note the mmineting between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas marking the first official English monarch visit to Russian waters. The item also mentions the world’s biggest drydock at Paget Sound navy yard and other assorted economic and social notes from the period.
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Edward
Nicholas
Paget Sound Navy Yard
United States Stel Corporation
Amur
Panama
Hastings Hall
Mitchburg
Mass
Senator Gore Improves Eye Sight After Treatment
Washington reports Senator Thurman Gore of Oklahoma briefly regained vision in his left eye for 40 seconds Tuesday after a week of treatment at the fulls copal Rye Ear and Throat hospital. Rome telegram confirms Pope conferred the title of monvignore on Dr. Joseph Borntegerath rector of Josephinum Pontifical College.
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Leon
Washington
Thurman Gore
Oklahoma
Columbus
Rome
Joseph Borntegerath
Josephinum Pontifica Enlioge
Tite Ety
Beef Trust May Feel Big Stick
Government probes show possible price advance by beef producers. A Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt requested full information, signaling a firm stand against suspected price manipulation.
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Beef Trust
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Keep the Kidneys Well Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed
A Mahony citizen recommends Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble and hereditary diabetes. The testimonial from Kidwin Cheney credits lasting relief after trying various remedies, citing permanent improvement over five years. Sold by Flocken's Marion, price five cents, agents for United Remember the name Dean's.
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Joan
Mahony
Kidwin Cheney
South School
North State St
Dean
Moan
Flocken
Price Fie
Price Fie ‘Conta, Foeter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Dasn
Lem Hawking Scheme Behind Bright Olden Folk
Fragmented prose recalls a satirical tale with Lem Hawking at its center. Characters debate plans while a changing world unsettles old rules as Lem contemplates quitting his day job and faces social backlash from townsfolk and critics like Wilson in New York.
Then He Knew and the Lady Cry 80 in Chicago News
A fragment from Chicago News notes a bemused exchange about a mysterious 80. The dialogue shows Newpop and Mre debating a puzzling moment as the room fills with questions and confusion.
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Chicago News
Collectors and a Hobo Exchange Unlikely Lessons in Value
A hobo discusses collecting with a wary suburban couple, claiming a collector's mindset and surprising items like stamps, coins, books, and even cooking samples. The exchange turns comic as the woman retorts, and the hobo insists on patient, cordial persistence amid misgivings about debt collection.
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Mom
Germany
Hbo
Chicago
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