Roosevelt Urges Child Labor Laws and Antitrust Reforms
In Congress President Roosevelt urged action on laws for child labor employers liability and injunctions in labor cases. He recommended amendments to interstate commerce antitrust tort revision and waterways regulation and financial oversight. Aldrich currency bill passed Senate 42 to 16 amid party splits. House debate touched banking investigations and attacks on Roosevelt by opponents while members pressed for employment liability and other reforms.
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Appointment changes shake US government and banking ranks
A string of abrupt appointments and resignations follows the death of Senator Redfield Proctor. Among moves, Tall Muten of Markinns succeeds late Senator Bevin of Florida. Ridgely resigns as Currency Chief to head the National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City, with Lawrence O suring and Maj. Gen A V O Greely named to fill roles. Vermont ex-governor Rhaden W. Stewart moves to the US Senate, and Nicholas McCabe faces charges in North Platte. Feats include Henr Rochetts arrested in Paris for swindles worth 72 million dollars.
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Paris
General News Items From Millersburg and Chicago
General news reports describe a Millersburg incident where a person poured gasoline on a burning apron and sustained burns, a judge acquitting H. J. Grover, and a man named Van Horne committed to an asylum. The Chicago robber trio were fired upon during a pursuit and a fatality occurred in Pes Orla, while a New York customer paid $200 to a conscience fund.
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Towns Ravaged by Shocks and Fires Across Regions
The report lists widespread damage from shocks and fires affecting Chitapa Mexico. windstorms in Michigan Iowa and Triola. political shifts with Taft troop orders in Alaska and varied electoral moves including Bryan support in several states. violent incidents and a string of obituaries mark a tumultuous period.
Gillette Electrocuted in Auburn Prison Execution
Chester Gillette was executed by electric chair at Auburn Prison on Monday morning after a 1,800 volt firing. The event drew a quiet room as physicians examined the body and Chaplain and Rev. Henry Macilvray offered remarks. Gillette confessed to spiritual advisers before death and left a brief message to Warren Benham.
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Lovers Found Dead in Field Near Old Heights
Cleveland reports a double homicide suicide involving Miss Ton Zitelmann, 31, a Mayflower School watcher and pupil of music teacher Carl Bernthaler, 52. They were found shot in a field near Old Heights after being seen Saturday night. Deputy Coroner suspects the man killed the woman then killed himself, though no revolver trace was found. Witnesses recall the couple passing Cedar and Coventry roads. the case remains mysterious with possible third-party involvement.
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Miners to strike across multiple states over contracts
Union miners in coal regions nationwide plan a near complete walkout as contracts expire at midnight. About 250,000 workers in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and neighboring states may halt work, while settlements are sought in Indiana and other districts. The Mayflower Alice Roosevelt party visit brings a Louisiana sugar plantation tour.
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Heirs Hold Masting in Chelatopher Meeting
Idma and O-Hetra of Chelatopher Workay, wealthy Orient merchant, died intestate with ten issue. Heirs held a meeting to discuss succession and distribution of estate.
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Bomb Throws Killers Stir New York City Unrest
A bomb exploded in Union Square injuring dozens during a protest rally by unemployed demonstrators. A woman watched the bomber and later refused to identify herself as authorities investigated the blast and the two deceased, with police rounding up several arrests in the wake of the attack.
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Lawson Stock Boom Attracts Roaring Wall Street Crowd
Crowds packed a New York curb as 20 business stories watched Thomas W Lawson push Yukon Gold amid a $3.5 million cash holding and a potential $10 million spend. Estimates show about 250000 shares traded around $6, with brokers sweeping aside ropes in a riotous scene.
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Woman and Lover Dead in Cleveland Tragedy
A Cleveland double tragedy ends the life of traveling salesman B. J. Glendenning and dressmaker Kathryn Hughes. Police suspect the woman possibly shot first, then killed Glendenning as funds and a revolver lie near the scene. Mrs. Glendenning was expected home at 3 o clock yesterday. a telegram arrived at 2 45 detailing the death.
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Express Messenger Killed in Santa Fe Train Robbery
An express messenger on train No 116 of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe was killed by robbers at 4 am Sunday. The bandits reportedly escaped with $10,000 between Express Point and Newton Kansas. Two of the robbers were captured.
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Dayton Firm Plans Return to Work Next Monday
The National Cash Register Co, which has been shut down for over four months, announces it will resume operations next Monday.
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Night Riders Destroy Farm in Ripley County
In South Ripley near the Kentucky river, the residence and barn of Jobin Oxborne were burned by night riders Friday. A strong wind fed the flames consuming the buildings along with horses hay and farming equipment. Abner Blackburn, bedridden from illness, narrowly escaped death. Authorities note two prior similar outrages in the area within two weeks.
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Marsh Land Redeemed for New Cement Plant
Mysterious leases of marsh land on Sandusky bay near Castalia are explained by acquisition of marl deposits and purchase of the defunct Manchester Cement Co plant. Buckeye Realty Co of Sandusky, capitalized at 100000 dollars, will move rebuild operate the plant with 2400 barrels daily capacity and provide work for 500 men.
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Desperate note ends in apparent self harm attempt
Verna Chaiplin 18 of Deforest wrote she would go away from Tere and kill herself. Found in a deserted building with an empty carbolic acid bottle, a city physicist ruled the scene a fake. A history of recurring hysteria and trance-like episodes was noted, with prior crises described about three weeks earlier.
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Tragic Acid Death Believed Result of Melancholia
Ling O Miree OConnell aged 24, brother of Rev Father Patrick OConnell of Cleveland, killed himself with acid after a visit to Cleveland. He died within 18 minutes, despite his mother's attempt to seize the bottle. The youth had suffered from melancholia and was despondent after returning home Friday morning.
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Wheat Looks Best in Years in Chardon Ohio
Fall sown wheat near Chardon, Ohio shows green velvet growth with a strong outlook for a bumper crop. Mild weather and fall drilling after September 28 and October 1 helped escape insects, with late planting cited as likely to yield a third larger harvest.
Missing Rookey George sparks Cadiz murder inquiry
Fragmentary telegraph of Cadiz scene reports three Italian section workers killed in a shanty Sunday. A fourth man, Rookey George, missing, with investigators seeking motive tied to money found on the victims and pockets turned inside out as the scene is described.
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Painter Charles Cymer Killed in Ohio River Collision
Charles Cymer a Dayton painter was found severely injured along the Big Pourtyarks after being thrown from the front of a southbound DakEAReck engine near Columbus from New Orleans. He suffered crushed arms and legs in the Friday night accident involving a white attacker.
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Statue of McKinley Bill Proposed by Dayton Children
A Dayton proposition to erect a statue of McKinley in the new county building is forwarded to the Chamber of Commerce. Funds are to be raised by Dayton schoolchildren, with nearly 2500 dollars already in hand for the project.
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Potter Hill Ends Life in Akron Chicken Coop
Richard L. Hill a 40 year old potter committed suicide in his chicken coop on Monday in Akron Ohio. He was on his knees when he shot himself the cause was ill health. Forest Hill a Methodist pastor of Warren Idaho won. Man fatally hurt by train in Sandusky Ohio Willian Fitzpatrick of Elyria was fatally hurt there by a Lake Shore train. Died With Prayer on Lipa Cincinnati Ohio John Dalton of Mid Yiletown was killed by a train here. He had a rowary in his hand. Asks for Receiver for Husband Ashland Ohio The wife of Mr Harry H L Snyder focal grocer who left Ashland a week ago Monday applied for a receiver for her blue band's business W O Moore was appointed Snyder is brigadier general of the I O W of Ohio and was a candidate for grand warden.
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Pleads Guilty to Murder in Ashtabula Harbor Brawl
O Joe Draviwlis pleaded guilty at Jefferson to the murder of Angelo Frabutt in a siloon brawl at Ashtabula Harbor on January 14. He was sentenced to nineteen years in the penitentiary.
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Ohio Legislature Passes Bills on Eminent Domain and Health
The Columbus Ohio Senate and House report multiple measures. eminent domain limits, state health board powers to purify sewage and water, county hospitals for tuberculosis, rail fence repairs after storms, and venue changes to cut costs. Additional items include separate ballots for ships officers, child abandonment penalties, gambling limits, and school funding.
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Minnetonka Oil Co Sold to Ohio Oil Co for 1 050 000
Standard Oil bought the Minnetonka Oil Co from the fledgling independent group in Minnesota. Pittsburg financiers led the deal, paying 1 050 000. Ohio Oil Co will begin operations immediately on 8 000 acres with 200 oil wells and six gas wells producing about 6 000 barrels daily.
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Berea Troopers Pursue Six Robbers at Big Four Station
Berea investigators pursue six robbers who looted the Big Four railroad station between Cleveland and Berea, breaking in while Agent Martin was away. Led by Marshal Bowles, the gang followed the tracks for miles then vanished in a wood. They seized express packages and railroad tickets, including a gold watch from one parcel.
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Ohio State professor George B. Vile resigns post
George B. Vile, associate professor of German languages and literature at Ohio State, has tendered his resignation to focus on ferry work. The resignation takes effect at the close of the current school year.
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Wealthy Dalton Banker Dies Suddenly in Wooster
Henry M. Ray aged s1 years, prominent banker and wealthy Dalton resident, died suddenly of heart trouble in Wooster. He leaves eight wives and two children, with father Lavi Fludy noted among survivors.
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