Blocked investigative move stalls Ohio court action
In Columbus on May 28 the Gaymon committee fight over delaying the investigation into Cincinnati affairs returned to the Supreme Court. Attorneys warned delay could derail the probe. others sought to compel Auditor Guilbert to honor vouchers for committee expenses. A full court review by six justices was scheduled for the afternoon.
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Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Gaymon Committee of Legislature
Cincinnati Airourt Court
Guilbert
Doyle
Toledo
Dynamore
Print Paper Committee Files Two Reports
Washington reports the print paper committee of the house filed two reports, one Republican and one Democratic. The texts warn that tariff changes in the Stevens bill could ruin the paper industry and raise prices, urging a cautious wait before legislation. The Democratic minority advocates immediate reconsideration and passage of Stevens without delay.
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House
Republican
Dem
Tee
HO Pouriiy
Pewmge
Stevens
Adams murder claim sparks Massillon hospital probe
Canton May 28 report says Prosecutor Upham will press manslaughter charges against three Massillon State hospital employees over the death of John Adams of Beach City. Acting Coroner Bothwell cites bruising and brutality, with letters alleging mistreatment and calls for a formal investigation by hospital trustees and the state board.
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Massillon State Hospital
Canton
Uphara
John Adams
Beach City
Massillon Hospital
Conaner
J.C. Bothwell
Gnyder
Millormburg
Massillon
Boltywell Wald Thie
Coro
Bothwell
Upham
State Board
Columbus
Harris
Lattendania
General J. Trinkerbott
Massfeld
Hospital Trustee Denies Charges After Investigation
A Massillon hospital trustee states a committee of executives conducted a careful investigation and found no evidence supporting the charges, asserting the allegations are not credible. The denial emphasizes due diligence and questions the merit of the accusations.
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Massillon Hospital
Tantage
General Stephen D. Lee Dies at Age, Confederate Veteran Leader
General Stephen D. Lee, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and last surviving Confederate general, died after several days of illness. He was attacked by indigestion and grew worse, with physicians declaring a critical condition before his death early today.
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Misa
Stephen D. Lee
Lhief
United Confederate Veterans
Confederation
Tee
College Presidents Resign as Wilence and Baldwin Hold Graduations
Berea news notes in officials programs for Haldwin university and German-Wallace college commence exercises. After forty years Dr Carl B Tmemensin has tendered resignation as president of German-Wallace. Dr George H Rogers of Baldwin realized weeks ago. Reunion of German-Wallace alumni planned for graduation week.
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Haldwin University
German-Wallace College
Exerees
Carl B. Tmemensin Eider
Isrman-Wallace College
George H. ‘Rogers
Aldwin
Commence‘mont
Gerimain-Wal ‘Luce College
Six Candidates for State Senatorship Nomination
Napoleon O May 28 The thirty third Senatorial district Democratic convention is held to nominate two candidates.Six candidates compete with Wood's fifty five delegates split among Beatty Bradfield Brown Henrys thirty five between Duffy Growehner Walden twenty three for Gottschall Hancock fifty two Putnam forty five votes. It was rumored that the two counties may not back a candidate and last minute efforts were made to nominate.
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Napoleon
Wood
Beatty
Bradfield
Brown
Henry
Duffy
Growehner
Waldone
Gotehall
Hancock
Putnam
Yous Gandlee
Grover Cleveland Rumor Fueled by Health Talks
In Lakewood on May 28 rumors swirl about former President Grover Cleveland’s health. Reports suggest stomach cancer as a possible cause of his expressed pains while public interest persists amid family feuds and hot weather impacts.
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Lakewood
Nod
Grover Clevelanl
Hin
2000 Lives Lost In Typhoon And Mine Disaster
Reported disasters include a typhoon with 1000 deaths and a coal mine fire with 1000 deaths in Kwang Si. The totals come from a message received via stanchancee and relayed to Ching today.
New Trial Sought in Cleveland Electric Railway Case
Chardon May 28 a remark alleged to have been made by attorney Janes Hingan to Coroner T E Burke of Cheveland is cited as grounds for a new trial in the case of Mrs Augurts Powell against the Cleveland Electric Railway Co Powell was recently awarded a verdict of 15000 for injuries in the suit filed by Gunders Demasey N ck and W G King.
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Janes Hingan
T. E Burke
Cheveland
Chardon Dieime
Tay Coat
Augurts Powel
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Ming Powell
Gunders & Demasey
N. Ck
W. G. King
Supplementary Motion for New Trial Files Noted
Railway’s attorneys file a supplementary motion for a new trial citing an affidavit by Coroner Burke. Burke states Hogan addressed him loudly in the hearing of jurors with the question Have you come here to increase the last verdict five thousand dollars.
Sues for Insurance in Canton Ohio
Salt has been instituted here by administrator Robert B Shield to recover from the widow of Abner McKinley seventy two thousand eight hundred dollars which he claimed she collected on eleven insurance policies. The petition claims Abner McKinley was not in condition mentally to transact matters of business when the transfer of policies was made to his wife. The money Shields says properly belongs to Abner McKinley’s creditors.
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Canton
Robert 8. Shield
Abner McKinley
Petiion
Shields
Abner McKin
Democratic Senate to oppose currency bill in conference
Washington May 28 Democratic Senators at a conference on the currency bill decided they would not filibuster the measure. They plan to explain their opposition and may adjourn tomorrow night or Saturday if the debate allows.
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Washington
Youngstown Man Foresees Death Before Fatal Injury
I’d Clark died at City hospital from injuries received Tuesday evening at the Ohio Steel plant of the Carnegie company. He told his wife for three days he felt something was going to happen and warned he was doomed. Mrs Clark is prostrated and fears the shock will kill her.
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Youngstown
Clark
City Hospital
Ohio Steel
Carnegie Company
Numerous Republican delegate contests reported in Chicago
Chicago May 28. The seat of one fifth of the delegates to the Republican national convention will be contested. Notices of contests expired at midnight and at noon today. Secretary Dover had on file 174 contests, expected to rise to about 200 when all contests were in.
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Chicago
Seretary Dover
Daniel O'failly
Klon
Gollett
A. Rusdell ‘Peabody
T Collett
A. Russell Peabody
Amusements Sit Among Methodist Conference Debates
Baltimore May 28 A lengthy session of the Methodist episcopal general conference produced little business. Key issue is whether paragraph 248 on Amusements should be retained or altered, with northern support for removal of dancing card playing theatergoing opposed by the south and west. Also noted are boundaries of missions and remarks on church relations with the Chicago-based Insurance Co. and possible episcopal actions regarding Bishops Neely and Burt.
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Miy
Prac
Indianapolis
Ind
Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
Coms
Bish
Joe Thomas B. Neely
Buenos
Evelyn Nesbit Thaws Relatives Strain Relations Widely
New York May 28 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw says relations with her husband Harry Thaws family are strained after public disputes over an annulment suit. She accuses Thaws relatives of insincerity and notes pressure from Col Bartlett and others amid ongoing legal and financial tensions.
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Harry K. Thaw
William Thaw
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Frank Bant- Tet
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