Vindication of Professor Humprey at Ohio inquiry
In Columbus on March 24, testimony focused on Professor Humphrey of Franklin facing a sensational charge from Senator W. H. Mock. Mrs Dollinger of Sidney and Miss Kilmer of Patterson testified that an impropriety might have occurred, while Kilmer stressed she had no prior contact with Humphrey. The committee heard only the man’s denial against the woman’s account amid tense cross examination by the state teachers’ committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbue
P. Humphrey
Franton
Seater W. H. Mock
Lee Dellinger
Sidney
Senate
Wheul Fe
Nina Eeeninn
Vine
Kilmer
Patturson
Wumyhey
Moa
Dollinger
Atea
Mies Kilmer
Humphrey
Mos Dollinger
Mien Fermuson
Prof. Hamuthey
Cceat
Sowhem
Miss Ferguson
Mike Ferguson
Prof. Humphrey
Mbout
Mtn
Comlc
Infantry Sergeant’s suicide noted over denied promotion
Sergeant Medolph Krank of the 7th Infantry committed death by his own action. he left a letter claiming despondency after being unjustly denied a promotion. The event occurred near Havana Miurah 2 and he was to be buried in Ganmgney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Miurah
Medolph Krank
Hifanter
Ganmgney
Ily
Powder House Explosion Shocks Inland Town
A powder house blew up twenty miles north of Soutinte Monday causing a tremor felt across the area. Residents feared a major quake repeat as many rushed from homes near Site Aago. Reports are unclear on the cause and precise casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fichey
Soutinte
Alty
Tess
Les
Body Found In Mail At Portales
Portales police report a package sent to Aman in Ho well AM contained the body of an infant. The outer cover bore the message I did not know wise to do burn or do something right away Do not open. Investigator Me Kee will conduct an inquiry.
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Denver
McKee
Anal ‘Inapeetar
Rocky Mountain
Aman
Woostock
Olerach
Portales
Inenertor
Me ‘Kee
Thousands to be Deported in Pittsburgh Case
A government probe in Pittsburgh signals plans to deport thousands of foreigners from the district within months. John T. Matatlogs and the Commerce and Immigration departments discuss the migration crackdown. Officials expect significant but unspecified removal to curb crime and indigence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wiswald
John T.i Atatlorgs
Pommerce
Pitbburg
Court tests Galion license law on Cin Co. insolvency
In Galion Ohio on March 24 the validity of a city ordinance requiring payment to a Bell Cane Company Cobim RW fell and Fran mis ting Hiv company. The judge presiding postponed a night meeting with local officials amid confusion over the case and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Ordinanen
Bell-Cane Co
Cobim RW
Fell
Fran Misting
Hiv
Ant
Bern
Bigitaeer Loves Clothes Peru ind Naroh 24-Vew
Fragmented OCR text describes a clothing related scene with implied characters and events. Details are unclear but mentions a woman, her mother and a misread name Hartone Bere Mewdep. The setting appears domestic with an emphasis on attire and movement in a house plus a reference to a father or guardian figure. The passage retains names and places in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigitaeer
Peru
Ind
Baek
Minnesota rail road rate law ruled unconstitutional
A chaotic dispatch reports the Minnesota railroad rate law declared unconstitutional amid hormone penalties. The Rock Island Daily News notes political attacks on local licensing, while Sen. Pentone's health shows slight improvement. A roadside assault near KawIe ends with a $47,000 loss and a mining company ruling. Kentucky authorities offer a $300 reward for gang members linked to a night raid. Imperial Valley experiences three distinct earthquakes causing minor damage and alarm across small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Minnesota
Edward Hoffman
Kawie
Mitney
Cranthun Mining Co
Rawhchiv. Mal
Nicholas County
Kentucky
Night Ritere
Ira Hedges
Wilson Hiss
Imperial Valley
Cad
Bishop Fowler Funeral Hears Attentive Church Gatherings
New York news notes the March funeral of Bishop Henry Fowler, 24, with clergy and lay leaders in attendance at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Tributes praise his denominational service as rites proceed under Bishop Power, with expressions from Boston, Zurich, and Chattanooga clergy. Gen Kline’s burial in Washington follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cherchiian
Chaviow
Henry Fowler
Elurels
Chirets
Power
Fowler
Daniel A. Goodwell
Boston
Willian Bore
Zurich
Switzerland
J. B. Whson
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Westey Hilpete
Metropolitan Temple
Dend Bheher
Forner
Minnowpolly
Asia
Rscanvelt
Protest at Arbitration Treaty Adoption Process
A protest was forwarded Monday by the Tyited Friah sochetiog of Manohudelts opposing the Arbitration treaty with Great Heltah. The demonstrators accuse the arbitration process of oppression and demand the treaty be reconsidered to protect their national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowten
Ptare
Friah Sochetiog
Nomination shuffle at a fractured political convention
A tangled report shows nominee movements within factions as Hava Maeeh of The Zayinin convention is proposed for president by Allan Zayas amid divisions. Leaks from the Nationalist party hint at a view of leadership and a shift toward a broader reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fints Hava
Maeeh
Zayinin Convention
Mowdiy
Wecanmallan
Emalipox on Board Tevonn Mareh 1 Arrival
An incomplete report notes a vessel named Emalipox with Tevonn and Mareh in transit. The ship reached Wand Han stenney Keperunge and reportedly arrived Sunday. Passengers were yarcinated amid unclear details of the voyage and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emalipox
Tevonn
Large Appropriations Rise in State Budgets This Year
The latest state budget shows record appropriation levels, with total operating funds reaching $8,902,002 for 1907 and a larger 1908 total. Highlights include boosted spending for higher education at Ohio State University and Central University, road and canal projects, and expanded state services. Notable adds include 40,000 for a new building at Mintal University and an emergency canal wall allocation, while some departments retain reduced funding compared to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celine
Emery
Agere
Loruet
Osyrien
Inerenar
Lame
Mintel University
Ohio Paleorsity
Athens
Mian
Rie
Obie
Cleve
Cremdon
Cuyahoga River
Teveland
Newburg Township
Cuyahoga County
Fionn
Belling Without a License in North Platte
North Platte police and mayor opened a case Monday after a report of a man selling without a license. Dr Nicholas AeCwle was identified among those involved, with details suggesting a local enforcement action underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Nicholas AeCwle
Polles
Mayer
President meets with officials amid rising industrial tension
In Washington on Monday March 248 the chairman of the board of the Northeast railroad company met President Youatui and other leaders to discuss the prevailing industrial downturn and its impact on the nation’s economy, signaling actions to address labor and production concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieite
Weliington
P. Youkam
Ehairaan
Large Dredger Burns Over Lake Calumet
A large dredger disaster at Cal. Sabel td The Aimer io Deredgieg Can caused damages estimated at $100,000. The incident triggered a wave of concern across the port districts as authorities investigated the event and assessed repair costs and safety measures.
Tragic Fatalities Reported In Ohio Incidents
In Liverpool Ohio on March 24 Harry 8 Reso aged 26 died after accidentally shooting himself in the left temple with a rifle, dying two hours later. In Myton Ohio on March 8 a man saved a cat from kerosene flames, but burns and an explosion injured a woman and her 15 year old son, destroying their home as the boy poured oil on a stove. The kerosene explosion left Mrs Provence Foler dead and her son fatally burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kille
Haat
Liverpool
Harron
Reso
Ninwelf
Tie Teftle
Myton
Marth
Provence Foleer
South Brown Street
Ste
Boy Runs From Home After Discovering No Relatives
A 13 year old boy from Upper Soadueky fled March 6 after learning William Sells, believed to be his father, was not his real father. He sought a supposed aunt Mrs Walker Price in Gallon but found no relation. He was temporarily taken in by Dee Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Soadueky
Turnpike Road Petition in Marion County Ohio 1908
A petition to the Marion County Commissioners on April 8 1908 seeks approval to lay out establish a Turnpike Road within the county between Grand Prairie and Salt Rock townships and to levy an extra tax not exceeding ten mills for up to twenty years to cover construction costs Petitioners Frank Barr and others request the action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Grand Prairie
Marion
Sandusky
Hoc ‘Toma
Grand Prairie Township
Salt Rock
Goonty Commitatoner
Marion County
Ohio
Frank Barr
Odaers
New Rifles for State Melilla
The national guard of Ohio will be equipped with the new Springfield army rifles. Six thousand four hundred rifles will be shipped from Washington to arm the guard. They will be distributed from the state arsenal and surplus weapons sent to Rock Island and Springfield arsenals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melilla
Colne O
National Guard of
Ohio
Miller
Washington
Stile
Rock Island
Springfield
Clothing saturated with oil endangers girl in Ohio fire
In East Liverpool on March 24 14 year old Mabel Young wearing oil soaked clothing nearly burned herself after a nap at the pottery. Flames scorched the ceiling and she fled across a bedroom as her mother tried to help. All clothing burned from the girl though the house wasn’t on fire. In Oberlin Ohio a man identified as Samiunla ty Ober was driven insane Monday and ran amuck firing a revolver and shouting. He warned he would kill and is now under guard in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Mabel Young
Obertin
Nanin
Samiunla
Revolver Aml
Senebody
Waltrosmes
Sanvete Cane
Oberlin
Murder case shocks community as lover charged in death
March 24 report details Tillie Hartanatetn murdered by Geo W Miller in a case that drew crowds at the Christian church funeral. Miller, held on murder charges, faced police at his bedside while authorities allege premeditation and failed remorse amid a settlement of sorrow and fear. Also noted is Mrs Henry Kauble’s early train ride at age seventy seeking dental work in Forest after a Wharton trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funer
Tillie
Geo W. Miller
Veorkay Pighl
Siates
Willian Behuler
Cleveland
Miller
Erhamitt. An Afidavit Charelig Nim
Miler
Nemiso
Mamatit Mire
Hartenatein
Findley
Henry Kauble
Wharton
Forest
Abe
Stenographer in Cleveland Commit to Mental Hospital
Mrs Pearl Beech, formerly a stenographer in Cleveland, became violently insane while visiting her parent in Apple Creek and was committed to a mental hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, D
Pearl Beech
Cleveland
Apple Creek
Maxailion Hospital
Good for the Girls and Galion Hotel Closings
Ten days ago the Phoenix hotel at Galion closed as its proprietor went into bankruptcy. The dining room had brides, one bride-to-be, and a fourth reportedly near her wedding. Separate items note a fire at the dining room, a baseball season injury in Wooster, enforcement of a Sunday closing ordinance in Galion, and an advertisement for Mall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Phoenix
Galion Way
Gil
Galion
Hutélior
Howard
Deaters
J. Chimney
Toledo
Cheney
Tim
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Mall
Dearie
Richard Croker’s Suit In Dublin Reported
Former New York political leader Richard Croker files a suit described as a belated action in Dublin. The item notes Croker’s role, a Manchester sporting chronicle, and reflections on his view in a summary of the page’s content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Dublin
Marek
Croker
Trimy
New York
Belaentnet
Manchester
Organizing drive to form county telephone network
A shaky OCR note mentions representatives of independent groups in Craveford county planning an April 7 meeting to prepone efforts toward establishing a county telephone network. The fragment references Gonmmanien and Marcel 24 as contact points and outlines an organizing goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieyris. O
Marcel
Celeptape Compioles ii
To Open Indian Reservation Wakabata Delegation
A delegation led by Indian Agent Belden with Robert High Eagle Joseph Claymore Th nitian Frosted and Antoine De Roche Braine travels March to appear before the committee in Wantington. They will explain the Indians wishes on sale terms and disposition of money for Standing Rock Reservation. Delegates are mostly Mumpton graduates with strong English skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakabata
Belden
Robert High Eagle
Joseph Claymore
Nitian Frosted
Antoine de Roche Braine
Wantington
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Mumpton
Michigan Lumber Cut Falls Sharply Says Cowles
Editor J. D. Cowles in the Bay City Tribune notes Michigan lumber output in 1907 at 743,584,000 feet, a 10 percent drop from 1906. He warns reform measures may exhaust Michigan tangler timber within about 30 years, as the era of abundant timber wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May City
Med
J. D. Cowles
Bay City Tribune
Michigan
Lane
NW le
Akron Minister Banty Mania Dies After Fire Incident
An Akron area minister, Cepha Baird, long associated with Oslo Lutheran Church, died Monday from injuries sustained in a fire incident at his home. Born near Akron, the clergyman served for many years in the community and was found unconscious after a fire started while a newspaper vendor was present in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Banty
Cal
Cepha Baird
Oslo Lutheran
Ehareh
Rey
Obia
Wireless report on Katner Wilbelva arrival
A wireless report from March 4 notes Katner Wilbelva of Bre man bound for New York reported by Marconigram 781 miles east of Bandy Hook. She is expected to dock at 9 a m on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless
Sale Tetund
Katner Wilbelva 1
Breman
New York
Marconigram
Bandy Hook
New Hepburn Bill Aims at Antitrust Reform in House
Washington reports a Hepburn introduced bill to amend the Sherman act. It would grant organized labor the right to strike and allow rail carriers to form pools and merge subsidiaries with federal oversight. It focuses on registration for common carriers and certain associations to curb restraints on commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hepressarative Hepburn
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Tod Railpowle
Marsere
Meaulee
Conmion Carr
Rescue at sea near Cleveland after yacht Maryland incident
A derelict rescue near Cleveland on March 24 reports the yacht Maryland with a crew of five rescued by a tehing. The damaged vessel was towed to harbor and patched as the crew, unnamed, sheltered aboard without sharing destinations or identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
M. Redhead
Haughty Customer Tries To Brag At Butcher’s Lunchroom
A spoof dialogue shows a conceited caller challenging a butcher, who then reveals surprising status and boasts about belonging to the Goldborough family. The exchange features overbearing tone and comic misunderstandings in a street scene.
Poor Fritz Martyrdom Endorses Imperial Language Policy
The Katholische Schul Zeitung Berlin reports a Berlin high school incident where pupils were summoned before an ophthalmology committee to correct vision defects and curb aging in students. A note to Fritz warned of myopia and the head master praised a thrashing to deter further missteps. Authorities then ordered the term shortsighted to replace myopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katholische Schul Zeitung
Berlin
Frita
Prite
Heath
How to Reslet Colds
Medical science now nearly agrees that colds are caused by infection and spread through schools, factories, and families. Outdoor living and well ventilated homes help, while underfeeding, overindulgence in alcohol, and heavy clothing weaken resistance. cold baths and exercise, plus skin care, bolster the immune system. sleeping with windows open is advised.
Mocking Bird Revered Above Other Songsters
A brief praise of the mocking bird notes its superior variety range volume and sweetness compared with skylark and nightingale. The moonlit night is described as a setting to hear the falling song of the mocking bird, a sentiment echoed in the New York American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liv
Higher moral order surpasses material power and time
Cardinal Manning states that there is an order above material civilization where morality reigns. He argues justice must prevail despite delay, power is not right, and wrongs cannot be sanctified by success, asserting immutable laws of right and wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Manning
Women and Diplomacy Through History
The text argues that celebrated women reach prominence through diplomatic means. It cites ancient Jewish figures Rebecca Rachel and Herodias, and medieval figures Catherine of Siena and Catherine de Medici as examples. It suggests diplomacy as the royal road to fame and peace for women across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeccs
Tae
Herodias
Catherine of Siena
Saint
Cathering de Modici
Aunner
Addicted to Swearing in a Peculiar Incident
A distressed scene unfolds with a 4 mg truckman abusing his heroes with a bullwhip while blasting torrents of profanity. A composed gentleman nearby waits for an opening and delivers a blunt line about neglected oral hygiene. The aggressor is stunned and stops cursing for a full minute.
Ignorant Woman Temperatures Ignored by Elderly Lady
A garbled dialogue depicts an elderly speaker complaining about a thermometer and cold room while another character explains the word thermometer derives from Greek. The fragment suggests a humorous or instructional exchange on language and measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madarm
Stated Proposal Ends In Reluctant Marriage Demand
An unnamed narrator depicts a tense business romance twist with Mr Burton in a study. The dialogue reveals a demand for marriage as a condition to accompany him abroad, met with resistance and sharp exchanges about sentiment and control. The scene ends unsettled as both try to assert their positions.
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Jona May Kilmar
Pat
Tergon
Waa
Epiecopal Church
Gen. Kline
Bastionnre
Mari
Gen
Kile
General Assembly
Bslvation Army
Mirtett
Gray
Martin Ball Gama
Butcher
Malcolm Golsborough
Goldboroughs
Perhana
Hay
Mr. Malcolm
Hatcher
Robemian
Fritz
Stas
Prince
Ally Tie
Yan
Lin
Mr. Burton
Tollaby
Busines
Tradt
Tye
Allence
Adam
Rive
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