United States and Europe Naval Strength Reflected in 1852 View
A dated June 29 1852 telegraph column discusses Henry Clay death and a Chippewa chief, then shifts to naval power estimates for Britain Germany France and the United States. It weighs tonnage totals and shipbuilding trends, noting England plans to build 40 dreadnoughts while forecasting relative naval dominance and fears of German aggression.
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England
Germany
John Bull Island
United States
Great Britain
Ger
Bull
France
Bettiah
Howert
German tax overhaul threatens broad new levies
The Reichstag debates a sweeping deficit plan funded by fresh taxes on alcohol, tobacco, gas, electricity, advertising, stock transfers, land values, coal, grain, and exports. Liberals warn the burden falls on common people while conservatives back the bill to cover the naval arms deficit.
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Reichstag
Aldrich
Hoiehetag
Mberals
Germany
Soll
Chiat
Socialist Party
Policeman Charged With Murder in Middletown Girl Death
Cincinnati report says Patrolman Monty Lowenstein is jailed on a murder charge after Nellie Marts age 11 months died from a bullet in a Carlisle avenue home. The officer, who once served with the Ohio National Guard, admits meeting the child in Middletown years ago and claims the shooting was an accident. He remains with a wife and several children.
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Cincinnati
Monty” Lowenstein
Central
Nellie Marts
Middletown
Lowenstein
Carlisle Avenue
Ohio National Guard
ASES Tourists To Assist The Embassys Move
Tendon June 28. The American Emrabamy Assosia tion formed to enlist support from Americans abroad to urge government action for embassies in foreign capitals. E Clarence Jones president Frederick Townsend Martin executive committee T Sanford Beatty arranging a July 7 dinner with American travelers as guests. Prominent Americans invited to speak. Promoters believe travelers abroad will engage more than those at home.
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Anvrlea
Haw
England
E. Clarence Jones
Frederick Townsend Martin
T. Sandford Beatty
Is unlucky but has charmed life in Tusdrville
Winlter Smith of Tusdrville Indiana is repeatedly injured in accidents. He survived a runaway with multiple injuries including a fractured rib and bruises, while both arms legs and fingers suffered prior breaks. He was struck by a snowball near sight injury and once accidentally shot by a rifle.
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Tusdrville Ind
Winlter Smith
Atteriou
Dent
Tiehining
University of Parlé to establish aviation chair
Paris June 29 The University of Parlé announces two donations toward aviation. The first gives $200,000 and an annual $4,000 subvention from Henri Deutache Delameurthe for the foundation of a department of technical aeronautics including studies and research for the field.
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Paris
University of Parlé
Henri Deutache-Delameurethe
Dies in sister's arms in Atlantic City district
Philadelphia July 29 A renowned Philadelphia political figure Benator Durham died of heart disease in his sister's arms at his Atlantic City home Monday afternoon He had a long career from bucking to ward leader and city alderman a follower of the late Senator Quay He recently bought a seat interest in the Philadelphia National League hamill chub lives in local politics and national influence remains noted
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Philadelphia
Jime
Benator Terael W. Durham
Philadebpha
Atlantic City
Mrr
Dunhnen
Denthame Ghooet
Lunkteen
Iienister
Palle H. Johnson
Buckinger
Quay
Durham
Philadelphia National League
Hamill
Italian worker charged with knife murder at Renders brewery
Akron June 20 three city detectives arrested Chineppe Pimetolla after a quarrel over a black eyed Italian at Render's brewery led him to plunge a stiletto into Salvatore Shiaramonte. Twenty knife wounds were found. He was arrested on the rear porch of his former home after a country chase and will be arraigned on an assault with intent to kill charge.
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Akron
Chineppe Pimetolla
Salvator Shiaramonte
Wotwlile
Render
Pisciotta
New Hudson
Shlaramonte
Pislotta
Ty and
I Bagan
Huly
Alkron
IISHOPS AND CLERGY ENDORSE CARDINAL ACT IN PARIS
June 29 Paris reports Cardinal Andriew of Bordeaux refused to appear in court over a separation law charge. Militant churchmen applaud the act as prosecutions threaten against clerics who excommunicate to block church property seizures. Mgr Gioure of Bayonne cited for pon facto excommunication of municipal councils and charity bodies resisting the law and neutral education.
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Paris
Cardinal Andriew
Bordeaux
Anser
Mahopa
Mgr. Gioure
Bayonne
Seeks Pardon for Galion Manufacturer Fickinger
Washington June 2. Representatives Cole and Averyberry of Ohio waited at the White House to urge a pardon for Edward Fickinger of Galion, a manufacturer, who faces a possible sentence in the penitentiary for alleged fraud related to fraudulent paper. The president considered the matter amid other routine discussions. Also mentions Taft, Mont, and Bryan in a brief political note.
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Washington
Cole
Avyberry
Ohio
White House
Edward Fickinger
Galion
Woo
Recognized Waiter as Her Long Lost Son
A New York story describes a woman recognizing a waiter as her son long believed lost. The tale recounts their reunion after years apart, with notes on his former life in New York and the family's attempt to reconnect.
Fight for Ohio Vineyaries Modifies Adulteration Rules
William H. Reinhart representing Lake Erie grape growers and wine manufacturers travels to Washington to urge the Pure Food Commission to modify the current adulteration standard. He argues Ohio wine makers face ruin if sugar content thresholds are not adjusted, claiming many wines labeled pure contain over 22 percent sugar solution and that climatic conditions in Lake Erie necessitate sugar and water to improve flavor. Reinhart, former National Wine Growers secretary, now heads Sweet Valley Wine Co. and faces past federal indictments over shipping adulterated wine.
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Ohio
Gure Food Communion
Pure Food Commission
Lake Erie
Ofr
Reinhart
National Wine Growers’ Association
Sweet Valley Wine Co
Thin City
Federal Grand Jury
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Medina Woman Unknowingly Receives Infernal Gift
Medina Ohio June 20 sheriff’s office searches for a suitor tied to a frightening incident at the American House. Mima Aubie, a clerk, believed the box with gasoline and sodium might be candy. water caused a violent reaction, but no explosion. The victim reported rival suitors as potential authors of the frightful device.
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Medina, O
Overa
Medina County
Garo-line
Sheriffes Hutchinson
N. M. McClure
Wouiah
Mansfeld
Cntor
Police Secure No Clues in Dynamiters Identity
Police failed to identify the dynamiters who damaged the paliting and rocked the Me telephone exchange Sunday night. Officers continue efforts with the council, offering a reward of 8000 dollars.
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Noclew
Council
Hoo Brompany
Rescue at Laratale Dam Ends Trio’s Drowning Attempt
In Piqua Ohio on June 1 Miss Merle Peuss of Columbus Ladom Land and Warrendyunt faced a dangerous current below the Laratale dam. John Zollinger and William Edge pulled them to safety as the group battled a strong sweep. Lane steadied Miss Peuss and avoided another tragedy while bystanders used poles to aid the rescue.
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Piqua
Merle Peuss
Columbus
Ladom Land
Warrendyunt
Hank
Revere
Lane
Miss Pease
Dows
Hint
Palm Beach
Black Hand Threat Fires at Gallio Store
Lorain reports an incendiary fire at Joe Gallio's 1514 Broadway store. A note pinned to the doorway warned of further harm if $500 was not delivered and claimed the act was the Black Hand due to Gallio's alleged failure to pay demands. Gallio said he ignored earlier warnings and plans to rebuild.
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Lorain
Joe Gallio
Broadway
Gallio
Black Hand
Olwis
Presidents May Meet Soon in New Orleans
New Orleans June 20 The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway convention may draw several U S presidents to New Orleans November 11 to 13 Taft is expected to speak there The committee plans to invite presidents of Mexico and other Central American republics and Cuba to join the gathering in arranging the event
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New Orlon
Gulf
Thom Washinton
Taft
New Orleans
Mexico
Plages Blame on Americans in Peking Expedition Return
In Peking on June 9 the meteorological expedition under Lt Clark arrives at Lanchow after an earlier clash with locals near Kan Su. Clark requests a consular inquiry and plans to return to the capital. The Kan Su viceroy says natives threaten Chinese with attacks and wounds, urging recall of the expedition.
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Peking
Clark
Lanchow
Hasrah Alwan
Clark Hag
Kan Su
Spiker Nat
Youthful elopers arrested near Dekeware after flight
In Dekeware O June 20 two 17 year olds Clara Strinitler and Carl Skats were found by Sheriff Laon a half mile from town while parents and county special officer searched southern Ohio and Kentucky. They had run three weeks earlier from Toft and stole rites to Cincinnati. They sought a Covington marriage license but were refused. They displayed a certificate on plain paper whose authenticity was questioned.
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Dekeware
Ohio
Kentucky
Clara Strinitler
Carl Skats
Sherif Laon
Cincinnati
Choy
Covington
Probe of U of G teachings sparks Baptist conference
Chicago June 29 A heated Baptist conference discussed Dr. John A. Karl's bid to appoint a committee to probe University of Chicago teachings after the ouster of Prof. Geo Foster. Dr. Donald D. McLaurin quit in protest, though his resignation was not accepted.
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Chicago
Geo. Burman Foster
Baptist Minister's Conference
Chirago
Johnston Myers
University of Chicago
John A. Karl
Donald D. McLaurin
Foster
MacLaurin
Karl
Child Arrives in Granite City After Long Immigrant Journey
A seven year old Hungarian girl Ontko Breeier, arriving from Austria, was found at a Granite City depot wearing a red gown and boots. Her mother, who left Towhoselany for America, arranged the journey with a letter and a $10 pass to Granite City. a crowd donated $10 for Ontko’s arrival.
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Dis
Trycoli
Ontko Breeier
Austria
Trun
Pox Neona Pater Katelitte
Inge Wenleiniys
John Kika
Granite City
Box 101
J. W. ‘Thompson
Mall
Onitho
Towhoselany
Ameria
Kika
Ruitihve
Ontke
Gandmother
Lund
America
Kim
Steamship Company
New York
Gotala
Englinh
White Haired Bride Talks of Love and Marriage
Colimbia Mo June 29 Turner Artion nineteen year old bridegroom wants his own way while his bride Mrs Anton aged sixty four says she will bear and love him. She will manage their home and finances and she believes age has little to do with love. The couple, still to wed, discuss plans for a cottage in western Colorado and the role of tradition versus modern marriage in their unusual union.
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Colimbia
Turner
Artion
Brilegroom
Sarah
Husbend
Anton
Mra
Acton
Tomita
Maya Mr. Acton
Mort Worth
Aixty
Het
Tim
Tong
Mir
Avton
Philippines
Columbia
Hed
Avion
Tim O
Onne
Enjdy
Ben Hur
Arton
Aurit
Anton Wile
Cate
Hueban
Tia
Emperor William Donates to Unemployed Labor Group
Emperor William donates to the German Labor Kooshange Association aiding unemployed workers. The society plans active support for German states with a cabinet approval for a liberal appropriation to fund relief and employment programs.
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William
Beri, Sune Ee Negra Tin
Germ Labor Kooshange Association
Goclaty Hee
Prom Wing
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Willer
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