Buckeye Life Stories Stir Across Several Cities
Local items describe political squabbles over a Brat Thomphon slate with Wadsworth and Mor Fak nominees in Akron. A fatal shooting near Wapakoneta is linked to the case of Guy Feeer and a missing revolver. Ohio labor politics surface as judges face questions over labor decisions. A new Technical High School opens in Cleveland with 829 enrollment. Republican rallies plan statewide events led by Daugherty and Kerr. Suburban transit changes affect tickets and transfers in Youngstown. A highwaymen assault leaves a traveling salesman beaten and robbed in Hamilton.
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Bet
Technical High School
Village Wiped Out by Fire Near Melmore Six Miles South
Fire originated in a restaurant and quickly consumed the town none remaining. The incident left Gallipolio and surrounding areas in shock as residents mourn the loss of the last of their race. Local authorities investigate suspected arson while the community bonds to recover crops and homes.
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Melmore
Middies Asked to Resign Amid Controversy
Unclear text indicates authorities demanded resignations from midshipmen amid a dispute. Names and specifics are unreadable in the fragment, but the event revolves around misconduct or disagreement within a naval academy cohort. Authorities pursued accountability and potential replacements.
Balkan Situation Amid Shifting Alliances and Talks
Detailing Prince Ferdinand's assertion in Bulgaria and Britain's retreat from a hard line, the piece notes a likely powers conference over the region's fate. It mentions Turkish and Greek tensions, Crete, and cautious moves toward potential upheaval while war talk remains muted.
Night Riders Warned Against Unlawful Trade
Notices posted in Hagel Oklahoma near Seminole country warned buyers to stop operating until a ten cent token was obtained or the glow would be barred. Similar notices appeared at Konowae Mand Werwoka and Seminole. The glow was opened the following day as before.
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Oki
Ue Hagel
Debs Too Hoarse to Talk in Newark Speech
Debs, nominee of the Socialive party for president, was unable to speak in Newark due to a severe cold and ongoing illness requiring bed rest and physician care. The week included multiple public appearances canceled or postponed as he remains under medical supervision.
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Newark
Noh
Tugone
Debs
Local Option Election Planned in Hamilton County
Local officials announce a November 16 vote on a local option measure amid ongoing arrests and related community concerns. The effort centers on shaping governing options within the county, with attention to lawful enforcement and public interest.
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Buller
International road congress opens in Parte with 24 countries
Delegates from 24 countries attend the opening ceremony of the international road congress in Parte. Capt Monroe and the brig Strocco crew, once feared lost after a wreck off the Plar We toast on October 1, were cared for at Bowten. The Hore tins steamer ferries north later. Greenshoro hosts a centennial celebration drawing a large audience as the party continues.
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Kidnap Plot Involving Margaret Mitchell Heisce Wea
Chicago authorities report a kidnapping case tied to Margaret Mitchell, aged years, amid claims she is to inherit 250000 dollars from her mother. The abduction occurred during a family dispute as a suspect in a car fled after a confrontation. authorities say the ransom plot centers on securing the fortune by controlling the girl.
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Chicago
Margaret Mitchell
Walt
Mandy
Prandorother
Bhotay
Hobart Mitchell
Igy St
Keweeiee
Margaret B. Mitehieth
Jauret
Dandy Fifths Reunion Marks Cedar Creek Anniversary
The survivors of the Wiith hwarf artillery New York volunteers gathered in New York on October 14 to celebrate Cedar Creek battle anniversary. About 4,760 men started the unit, now about 100 remain, clustered across the United States, with memories of the 12 batteries and the fight noted.
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Wiith
Cedar Creek
Ortoler
Mandy
United States
Divorce precedes wedding in Warsaw ceremony
Albert Tucker obtained a divorce hour before the marriage performed by Justice William Tl Biter in Warsaw. The bridegroom’s son Tooker and daughteredtclave ula i Tooker are linked to the Tucker family in a tale of fractured marriages and contested relationships surrounding the ceremony.
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Johu Tacker
Albert BK. Torker
William Tl. Biter
Wee Bumny
Tucker
City Orders Heated Street Cars In Winter
City council Tuesday night passed an ordinance requiring street railway cars to be heated and maintained above 100 degrees Fahrenheit during winter. A penalty of 45 dollars is set for each violation by the company operating in the city.
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O. Oeb
Paver Ay Ordnance
Conpelitog
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Arrest of ex minister linked to arson case in Maine jail
An ex minister, once in charge of a bipeh in Mane cello, was confined in Aroostook county Jail on charges of arson at Wind Mile on September 26. The report notes a past incident and references broader election day reductions in New York turnout, with the total figure markedly below 1904 levels.
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Hawiton
Rew
TV Hunter
Manecello
Aroostook
Wind Mile
New York
Mendville Tragedy Claims Local Railroad Worker
A railroad shop accident in Mendville Pennsylvania on Monday claims the life of Samtel Halen. He leaves behind daughter Anne Halnen and is noted as the private secretary to Helen Gould.
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Mendvile
Anne Halnen
Helen Gould
Destruction of Landmark in Chicago Reported
A fire Monday night severely damaged a landmark in Chicago, destroying much of a building and property valued at an estimated sum. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators began to determine its cause amid reports of nearby damage and protective measures for surrounding structures.
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Chicago
Kentucky Governor Urges State Rally Against Night Riders
Gov Willcox calls Kentuckians to assemble in their neighborhoods to take immediate action to deter night riders and protect residents from intimidation and arson. He condemns the killings and demands swift, lawful measures to restore safety and honor in the state.
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Euch
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Revanaliville
Wealthy Indian Chief Bigheart Dies in Pawhuska
Ola James Bigheart former Osage chief dies at home Monday. Veteran of the civil war he served with fellow Osage in the Ninth Cavalry. He owned a large cattle ranch and was a director in two national banks.
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Diamonds Seized as Negro Arrest Highlights Theft Case
George Honter, a black man, was arrested in St. Louis on a charge of stealing diamonds and jewelry valued over 25,000 from HL Os Powell, a wholesale jeweler in New York. Police recovered 25,000 in diamonds and 1,000 in jewelry hidden in his clothing. Prisoner reportedly concealed items in pockets and even a razor guard. Retaliatory measure follows as Tennessee firm seizes telephones from Western Union and Postal offices over disputed fees. Alleged forger Frank Marrin stands trial in New York for a 10,000 fraud against Mrs. Barry, linked to an earlier Philadelphia fraud conviction.
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Cotton
Rioters Trial Hearing Yields No Conviction
Journal notes confusion in the case against alleged rioters including Springfelt UL and others. Defense asserts evidence was altered and tampered in the Lopez wrecking incident, while prosecutors fight for a verdict of guilty or innocence amid disputed witness testimony and unclear motive.
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Omaha Bee blunders reach Taft Roosevelt feud
Long excerpts reveal Omaha Bee misquotes taft platform as Bryan speech while Longworth, Roosevelts son in law, pushes eight years of Taft and Roosevelt succession. Inter Ocean notes Republican split, Democratic replies stoking campaign friction across Rock Island and Chicago reporting.
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Longworth incident sparks talk of party power and reform
Democratic leaders at headquarters denounce Republican tactics and warn voters may rebalance power in November. They criticize long tenures and a rumored family influence shaping the presidency, arguing for change to curb dominance by a few elites.
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Jwhitely Hevene
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Where is his heart reveals campaign donors
A derisive question targets Gov. Hughes of New York asking which group shapes his heart as campaign funds pour in from national magnates and financiers. The article cites a partial donor list including prominent figures and trusts, noting broad support across states and a push to persuade farmers and workers in the West.
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Big Bankers Oppose Taft on Postal Savings Banks
The article reports Mr Taft and the Republican platform favor postal savings banks while big bankers oppose the plan. It questions why the party in power has not established such banks and cites support for guaranteed deposits by Republicans in Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin and other states.
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