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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

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Fire at Jackson hotel destroys building. guests safe

Fire, believed arson, swept through Hwen's hotel on a mountain slope near Jackson Ky. Fifteen guests escaped unharmed as militia guards moved them to safety. Investigations involved captains Ewen Maddox and Major Allen amid habeas corpus actions for suspects Curtin Jett and White. Fire aftermath reported with arrests and martial law context.

Jackson Joe Redman Swann & Day Hwen Double Quick Ewen Curtin Jett Marcum Gray Jim Haddicks Jerry Tunts Swann & Day Lumber Yard Joe Crawford Ed Tharp Hargis Brothers Dodge Major Allead Redwine Major Alien Maddox Commonwealth Byrd Major Allen Qu Orneys

Markets Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Regions

Cleveland cattle quotes show varied weights and grading from 900 to 1,180 pounds with several stallions and steers priced around 8 dollars per hundredweight. Across Chicago and Culver markets, prices fluctuate for heifers, cows, and bulls with mixed sheep and lamb values noted, while New York and Cincinnati listings provide regional figures for steers, cows, hogs, and calves amid no 2 red wheat and corn futures references.

Cleveland Ted Meera Chicago Atockers Abeop Lami Evita Commons New York Gimene Toledo Wiel

Heppner Flood Claims Hundreds as Wall of Water Rages

A cloudburst sent a 20 foot high wall of water down Willow creek at Heppner Oregon wiping out parts of the town. Reports indicate as many as 600 may be dead with many bodies recovered in the debris. Relief trains with doctors and nurses are en route from The Dalles and Portland. Citizens raise relief funds and coffins are being shipped to the disaster site.

Portland Ore Willow Creek Heppber Heppner Tone Atrickena Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Dalles Towe Oregon Blue Mountains Willow Creeks

Unanimous Election of Prince Peter as King of Servia

Belgrade June 16 The senate and skupstina assembled then elected Prince Peter Karageorgevitch king with unanimous support amid cheers and a royal salute. In London tariffs debate resurfaced in Lords as Goschen pressed on food taxation and colonial trade. Elsewhere a murderer was captured near Pittsfeld after a fatal family shooting, and the American fleet received reinforcements with Kiel preparations. Other brief items include a settled injury suit in Chicago and an epidemic at the Brooklyn navy yard.

Belgrade Senate Servia Péter Kara-Georgevitch Peter Oheera House of Lorde London House of Lords Lord Goschen Duke of Devonshire Washington State Department Berlin Kiel Southampton Haxlink Edward Itoh New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Alvense Columbia Shanghai Ching Manchuria

Price debates dominate Irish Land Bill hearing in Commons

In London on June 16 the House of Commons discussed the Irish Land Bill with expected fierce debate over a minimum price. Landlords favor a minimum, tenants seek market value, while the rest of the measure is anticipated to move smoothly. Also noted are treaty details, labor strikes, and a major bank closure in Canada with asset implications.

Howse of Commons London Honce of Commons Ecuron

Buckeye Nii Murder and Lynch Threat Near Crestline Café

On June 1 George Cook was shot fatally by Frank Diling, a Pennsylvania section hand, at the Emerson House café in Crestline. A mob overpowered Diling but police moved him to Bucyrus after threats of lynching. In Cleveland a man named Louis Bents was stabbed to death by Joseph Sockoy, triggering a large crowd before Sockoy was captured. Separate items note unearthed Indian relics in Springfield, a Columbus pressmen session, a fatal exposure in Columbus, and a large coal flow near Pittsburgh with 108 barges carrying 3 million bushels.

Toleto George Cook Frank Diling Pennsylvania Emerson House Crestline Pilling Cook Dilling Jim Nina Bucyrus Croet Line Cleveland Louis Bents Joseph Sockoy Tila Imran Tor Sockoy Exeltemoentt Gothelied Patlee Cincinnal Jane Tatermaartonn Vrewsmen Asmelaute Uilon Iy Semsinn Torawnion Oneliary Columbus Albert Asten North Third Street Charles Robbon Nisa Colored Om Ampleton

Trials and Elections Cast Over Old World Politics

Troops withdraw leaving streets crowded for Prince Peter’s election in Belgrade as King Karas processes toward coronation. Reports say suppression of dissent, new senate leadership, and diplomatic restraint mark a tense transition amid whispers of unrest and public curiosity.

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