Peacemakers Fal Agree as Dynamiters Stay Active
Cleveland May 21 long mediation ends without arbitration accord as parties resume talks at 11 am The strike escalates with dynamite explosions wire cutting and disorder injuring several and damaging property on Detroit and Wade Park avenues A Wade Park blast wrecked a car and an East 118th Street blast damaged track and car.
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Gas Explosion Destroys Store Injures Worker
A gas explosion damaged the John A. Golky & Sons furniture store on Wednesday. One woman was fatally injured and another man slightly hurt after electricians left a live cable near the gas meter. The blast occurred during cellar repairs.
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Carnegie Hero Fund awards medals after roving review
Pittsburg May 21 The Carnegie Hero Fund commission met and ruled on eight cases since the last meeting awarding medals to several heroes and approving 15 and 16 silver medals along with 913 950 payments to four organizations. The commission rejected 65 applications and recognized 30 named heroes for acts of bravery.
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Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
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Prominent Attorney Killed In Ohio City Road Crash
In WilFible city of Ironton Ohio on May 21 Gal van T Williams a leading southern Ohio attorney was killed Wednesday and his friend Joseph Cloran was probably fatally injured. They were struck by a streetcar Williams was thrown from a buggy and suffered severe injuries. Gov Harris used the veto for the first time striking two items from unauthorized deficiency bills. One cut Dr
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van T. Williams
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May
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C.J. Bricker
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Multiple brief items from national and regional news
A fire destroyed the Queen's hotel at Tisoubure Ont leaving two dead and one missing. South Carolina Democrats instruct delegates to back Bryan at the national convention. A mile of New York Central engines in Elk Hart Ind was photographed in the railroad yards. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may abandon proceedings for annulment. her counsel Daniel O'Reilly speaks. Robert W. Speer reelected Denver mayor by 2500 over Horace Phelps. Baltimore reports two bishops elected by the M E Conference. Gov Glehnt recalls Troop A from Cleveland and assigns Company K to the tobacco region. Troop A to Cleveland later. Michigan Democrats instruct delegates to back Bryan. Missouri Democrats follow suit. Hydrophobia claims a New York victim, William Marsh of Brooklyns. Kansas City reports a wage scale agreement ending southwest coal strikes affecting 55,000 workers.
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Indicted for Grand Larceny in NYC Firm Probe
New York on May 21 reports Jim McIntyre of the faked T A McIntyre & Co faced grand larceny charges. Bond set at 25,000. He was taken from a sanitarium to police headquarters, arraigned before Judge Kowalsky, and returned after bond. Investigators said 100+ complaints cite losses between 200,000 and 400,000 in unaccounted securities.
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Mrs Dora McDonald Wine in Court in Chicago May 21
Mrs Dora McDonald faces court action in Chicago on May 21 over a disputed widow claim to state Michael McDonald. The case follows her previous acquittal in a Webster County murder matter and centers on a decree from Judge Byrne in the superior court.
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Caucus Fails to Agree on Court Injunction Legislation
Washington May 11 The Republic reports a House conference failed to unite on how the majority should approach possible legislation curbing federal court power to issue injunctions. Leaders express grave doubt any measure will pass this session as the conference adjourns until tonight.
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Baseball Results from Wednesday In American and National Leagues
Wednesday scores across the leagues show Boston defeating Howton-Cleveland 8 to 4 while Philadelphia edged St. Louis 1 0. Chicago beat Hoxton 6 to 3 and New York defeated St Lawrence 1 to 0. Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 9 to 0 as Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split with Putte rburg, McIntyre, Bergua, Willa, Leever contributing for both sides.
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McMillan Seeks State Senate Seat Amid Independent Bid
Ashtabula May 21 six-term mayor John T. McMillan, former Union Labor Party chief executive and current public safety board member, announces an Independent Republican run for the Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth districts seat. He will face Senator Charles Sawyer of Jefferson as a rematch, with Democratic indorsement reportedly possible. The region includes Ashtabula Lake Apttabu Inlake Geauga Portage and surrounding counties.
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The Company’s Announcer and the Widow Mary
The piece portrays a railway announcer Tom Nolan inspiring fear in workers’ homes, and a tale where Mary Maloney fears news of her husband Pat’s death. After a tense quarrel and near tragedy, Mary learns Nolan’s identity when Pat returns home. The company then appoints Florence Norton as the new announcer.
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Marion National Bank Bank Statement May 14 1608
Report of the condition of Marion National Bank at Marion Ohio as of May 14 1608. It lists assets including United States bonds secured to circulation and various liabilities such as deposits, due to other banks, federal reserve notes, and stockholders’ equity. The document is sworn before notary public on the day indicated.
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Bank Statement From Early Moron National Bank
Bank statement shows assets and liabilities including reserves, bonds and securities. Notes include legal tender notes and circulation from various national banks, with signatures of Lincoln cashier and French notary public confirming fidelity to records.
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Lincoln
Wrong Tip Rouses Chicago Merchant Speech
A Chicago merchant addressing business school students tells a story ending in a misread cue on the door panel. The tale spirals into a humorous exchange about a button cure and a joking charge, ending with the man departing in humor and confusion.
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