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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

2

Thaw files voluntary petition in Pittsburg action amid disputes

Harry K. Thaw through counsel files a voluntary petition in Pittsburg with assets listed at 128012 and liabilities at 463140. He disputes claims from lawyers and doctors while political and social notes from Taft to Roosevelt and others are mentioned in a scattered news digest.

Harry K. Thaw Pittsburg Thaw Taft Greenbriar County White Sulphur Sprince W. Va Greenbriar Roosevelt Brownsville Shah of San Franccisco Frederick Dorr Count Zeppelin Friedrichahafen Mayence Robert Kaatman New York Chicago Fallleros Paris Amanda Murphy Lima George Vall, Jr George Vall Batavia

Multiple Global News In a Turbulent Period

Wester Passenger association refused reduced rates for a Bryan notification meeting in Lincoln. Boston faced severe storm damage. Mile End officials convicted for g rates. National Anti Asiatic immigration league formed in Washington. Capt Baldwin completed ten mile test in army dirigible. Italian boy in Newton shot after milk theft dispute. Steamer Premier burned at Warren’s Landing with casualties. Kinney charged with patricide near Jamestown. Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet failed due to low Ohio River. Frisco train derailment near ArnodenArk killed three. William Sherwood died of lightning at age seven. Young Turks triumph forms new cabinet. sultan relinquishes war minister naming. Hawaii National Guard unit sails for Camp Perry clash. Midway Kentucky whisky warehouses destroyed. Bus liability case in Wisconsin. Drowned couple in Lake Nebagamee. Eastman & Co stock brokers firm suspension announced.

Wester Passenger Association Lincoln Wewton Masa Warren's Landing Lake Winnipeg Robert Kinney Jamestown Coleman Kinney Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Ohio River Tmboden Ark William W. Sherwood New York National Guard of All Claire, Wie Nebagamee Wis Eastman & Co, Alock Brokers Consolidated Plock Exchange Isto Mra Annie Ta Lowry Philinduphia Toledo Charles Holacher Ruina Polacher Canadian Pacific Railway Musivm Mylvin Briehven Faley Greahland Sind Meat National Bank of Belle Plaine Minn National Tanter Frank O. Hicks J.G. Lind Paria John Trivbey Rushville Ind James Soreymer Zanesville Harrison Avenue Cincinnati Hva Jones Abbotsford Mylius Ericksen Greenland Robert Turnbull Elizabeth Barnett Bay City Mich Ty” Cobb Charlotte Lombard Ausgusta Virginia Puget Sound Wash Warsaw Count Zeppelin Hohterdingen Arimonk William Speed Miami Cann Poxha Jemalledin Effendi Sheti-ultetam Kiomil Pasha Omcal Charles W. Westerfeld Produce Exchange Bank of Membre Black Hand Knights of Pythias Boston United States Baker Washington Liberty N. C Fernie D. C Ruuny Eldew Bank of Austin, Nev National Rendering Company Hasimond Parla Archie Bert McMaster Chicago Galena Grand Rapids James Ryan Pratt City Ala Ded Moines

Turbulent Year with Fires Strikes and Bank Closures

A chaotic batch of reports details a fire and explosion destroying homes in Toledo and a presumed broker dead in ruins, mass railway strikes paralyzing Canadian Pacific shops, a bank in Belle Plaine Minnesota insolvent leading to its president’s suicide, public upheavals, and multiple accidents. The era’s instability spans politics, finance, labor, and peril across cities from Philadelphia to Grand Rapids and beyond.

Explosion Kills Eight Men at York Mill

A boiler explosion at a York pa mill killed eight men and injured about twenty others, with extensive property damage to the mill and nearby Broomal Schmidt Steacy Co plant. Names listed include John Clancy and Alfred Struck among the dead. workers were repairing a boiler when it blew without warning.

York PaSight John Clancy Yorke Benjamin Bremer Harry Seachrist Paull Puel Alfred Struck John Sloanman Harry Peger Columbia Baward Vitler Marietta York Hospital Broomal, Schmidt & Steacy Co

Collision costs five lives near Sidney Ohio

A head on crash between two Wester Ohannes limited cars between Sidney and Piqua caused five deaths and 23 injuries. Victims include William Baley and William McClelland, with other unidentified passengers. The wreck happened at 630 p m Monday on a curve near the Shelby county infirmary, due to a misordered schedule and speed, and rescue efforts were delayed by the remote location.

Dayton Wester Ohannes Sidney Piqua William Baley William McClelland Lockington James Koht Detroit Mich George Robinson W. Hummelhouse Shelby County Infirmary Bailey

Hughes Sues Sheriff Over Saratoga Gambling Charges

Gov Hughes seeks removal of Sheriff John Bradley of Saratoga County after charges of neglect of duty for not suppressing alleged gambling at Saratoga Springs. Ben Smith, Gov Hughes confidential stenographer, served the papers Monday night. Dr Walter Laidlaw chaired the anti race track gambling campaign committee with offices in New York.

Hughes Saratoga, N. Y Saratoga Springs Opillee John Bradley Saratoga County Ben Smith Walter Laidlaw New York

Sixty Arrests Reported After Birmingham Train Shooting

More than sixty people were arrested in connection with a shooting at a train carrying strike breakers near Blocton on Sunday. Three men were killed in the incident.

Birmingham Ala Sgh Blocton

Three Men Die in Tonopah Train Wreck Near Garfield

A passenger train plunged into a chasm after a washout on the Tonopah and Nevada road near Shoxbone Cal Sunday night. Three men were killed in the accident. The line and exact location are being investigated.

Garfield New Tonopah Ndewater Road Shoxbone Cal

Train attack leaves several dead in Alabama strike violence

A special strike train bound for Blocton mines was ambushed by striking miners near a cut outside Blocton Alabama. Three men were killed instantly and eleven injured, with two likely to die. The attack shattered windows and wounded crew and guards as the train, under soldiers and deputies, continued to Blocton. Police arrested eight suspects as investigations continue.

Birminghin Ata Pao Benger Birmingham Blecton Dem Joseph T. Collins O. Z. Dent Willard Howell Sudenly Hota Blocton Keene Trion Quarters

Doubly Fatal Auto Crash Near Sylvania Ohio

On Mitchaw road two and a half miles west of Sylvania Ohio an automobile plunged over a steep embankment Sunday afternoon. Charles W Pohlman a Cleveland importer and merchant tailor and Father George J Vatey pastor of St Columbkilla Cleveland were killed instantly. Mrs Charles W Pohlman Florence and F C Dietzel Cleveland dentist were unharmed except for relief from the car using the back of the tonneau as protection.

Toledo Mitchaw Road Sylvania Charles W. Pohlman Cleveland George J. Vatey St. Columbkiil'a Florence F.C. Dietzel

Disaster at sea sinks Magele and May after collision

The Gloucester fishing schooner Magele and May, Captain Eric McCarthran, was sunk 60 miles southeast of Halifax by the German school ship Freya, Captain Hans, in dense fog. Eight crewmen including Captain McCathran perished, four were rescued as the Freya, moving at eight knots, altered course but could not avoid impact. The Freya then struck the British vessel Hide of the Sebing Venadl, nearly splitting it in two, with many laborers believed killed instantly in their bunks.

Halifax N. S Gloucester Mass Magele May Eric McCarthran Freya Hans McCathran

Dover Resigns Key GOP Posts in National Committee

Dover resigns as secretary of the Republican National Committee and will serve as secretary of an advisory group to work with George S. Sheldon, treasurer, and William Hayward of Nebraska, who becomes national committee secretary and heads western headquarters at Chicago in Hitchcock’s absence.

Dover New York Imer &. Dover Ohio Republican National Committee George R. Sholdon William Hayward Nebraska Cig Ned Aivon Chicago Hitchcock

Toledo Hosts Grand Army of the Republic Encampment

The 42nd national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Toledo from August 1 to September 6. All 44 departments of the GAR will have representation, with headquarters established in the city to cover the event and related activities.

Toledo Department of Oregon Grand Army of the Republic Thin City Noronal Auniet

Mail Clerk Arrested in Harrisburg District

Harrisburg railway mail clerk J. Holly was arrested Saturday night and placed under $1,000 bail on charges described as wife and property related. The report notes an alleged wrongdoing connected to mail handling in the Harrisburg area.

Harrisburg J. 1. Holly

Chain of roads to connect cities across Ohio planned

Buckeyedom reports outline an ambitious interurban road program linking Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh with extensions toward the Ohio valley and Parkersburg. Northern Ohio capitalists back a Bellaire to Zanesville route to complete Pittsburg Ohio Valley links, while A D Derate of New York eyes a Wheeling to Parkersburg line. A grand shooting tournament opens at Camp Perry with hundreds of contestants from all states. In Painesville a tragic auto explosion kills Mary Rawdon and Rose Beckwith, injuring Fred Beckwith and badly injuring Bessie Beckwith two miles south of town.

Wellevilly Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Pittburg Oho Valley Pomeroy Ohio Bellaire Zanesville Pittsburg Ohio Celtics A.D. Derate New York Ohio Valley Wheeling Parkersburg W. Va Sandusky Ohio Life Range Camp Perry Port Clinton Union Hawaii Philippines National Guard Painesville Here Mary Rawdon Rose Beckwith Windsor Fred Beckwith Bessie Beckwith Beckwith Automobie Stickney Hill

Switzer seeks writ to force ballot certification in Gallia

Columbus O on Monday R M Switzer of Giantpolis filed a petition in the supreme court seeking a mandamus to compel the Gallia county board of elections to certify for place on the ballot the Republican ticket nominated at a recent primary held by the county committee of which Switzer is chairman. The elections board had recognized a rival committee led by Sherman Eagle and refused to accept the ticket from the Switzer Primary.

Columbus R. M. Switzer Giantpolis Supreme Court Gallia County

Brokers Are Held to the Grand Jury in Chicago

Federal grand jury in Chicago lacked jurisdiction to indict George H. Stapely and John A. Payne over mail fraud tied to brokerage dealings of the insolvent George H. Stapely Co. Judge Thompson announced the ruling in federal court Monday, denying the motion to transfer the case to Chicago.

Cincinnati Chicago George H. Stapely John A. Payne Commission Burlneys George H. Stapely Co Thompson

Ohio Supreme Court to Hear Cincinnati Legislative Case

The case challenging the validity of the Cincinnati legislative investigating committee was filed in the Supreme Court on error from the Hamilton County Circuit Court. The docket lists 3 B. 8. Gayman, a Franklin County senator, and H. S. Rullson, Hamilton County prosecutor, as parties.

Columbus Cincinnati

Distillers Seek Injunction Against Internal Revenue Order

Distillers in Cincinnati filed in federal court on Monday for a temporary injunction to block Internal Revenue Collector Bettman and his agents from enforcing an order. The action targets whisky distilled spirits and a named eight compound that would be branded imitat on whisky, challenging the department guidance and branding requirement.

Cincinnati Internal Revenue Bettman

Few Candidates for Ministry At Local Seminaries

Rev Jesse Johnston of the Xenia seminary faculty warned at the United Presbyterian Church pulpit that there are not enough men entering Allegheny and Xenia theological seminaries this year to offset the losses by death among United Presbyterian churches during the year.

Steubenville Allegheny and Xenia United Presbyterian Church Jesse Johnston Xenia Seminary

Meeting of Editors Planned by Democratic Leader

Columbus Ohio Chairman Finley of the Democratic state executive committee calls a meeting of Democratic editors for next Monday to discuss campaign plans. The state committee will meet Thursday of the following week to set a date and place for the campaign opening.

Columbus Finley Democratic State Executive Committee State Committee

Found Gold on His Farm in Tebanon O field Discovery

Gold was found on Augrunt Hoppe's farm near Foster by the Lit River Minn area. Hoppe found a stone with a nugget of the precious metal during a walk. Authorities and experts are traveling from Louisville to verify the claim as prospectors offer high prices for the land or its lease.

Tebanon Foster Ue Minn Hoppe Loulaville

Attorney General Miller Reports Update on Mr. Bille

Columbia reports Attorney General W. H. B. Miller returned from Cinehad Thoreday to Columbus Friday with news that Mr. Bille continues to improve. He has a fine color, has gained, a dened appetite and sleeps fairly well. Miss Ella expected to depart soon for a point on the Atlantic coast for a month. The location is undecided but will not be Avante City or any popular resort.

Columbia W. H B. Miller Cinehad Thoreday Columbus Bille Mtr Ella Avante City

Oils Steel Co. plans $600,000 Cleveland plate mill

Oils Steel Company announces immediate construction of a $600,000 plate mill at its Cleveland plant to produce 12 inch plate. Only one other 12 inch mill exists in the country, at Contaville Pa. George Bartol, the general manager, says contracts are being let and work will move quickly.

Cleveland Oils Steel Qo Conteaville Great Homestead George Bartol Ole Company

Hocking Valley Railway Plans Telephone Train Operations

Columbus officials study installing a telephone plant to run trains between Columbus and Athens by voice rather than telegraph. General Superintendent Connors inspecting systems using telephone control praised the results and favors the change.

Columbus Hocking Valley Railway Co Athens Connors

City Docke Vote Nears Passenger Dock Negotiations

At a Friday morning conference Mayor John son City Solletter Baker and W J Springborn president of the board of public service a tentative ordinance releasing the city docks at the foot of Erie street to passenger boat companies was agreed to A copy will be submitted to the boat companies It will form the basis of negotiations for the new passenger docks.

City Bi Docke Cleveland Johnson Solletter Baker W. J. Springborn Board of Public Service Erie Street

Despondent Trader Found Dead After Fire At Home

In Toledo a fire destroyed the home of Charles Polsch a broker living at 324 Fourteenth street. Fire occurred early Friday morning and Polsch was found dead in the ratina with the coroner theorizing death by his own hand due to despondency and open gin jete.

Toledo Charles Polsch Ratina Polsch Waa Fourteenth Street

New Ohio Incorporations in Columbus and Cleveland

The Pando Coal Co of Canton increases common stock from 50000 to 75000. Traders Baking Co of Cleveland lists key figures Max Lotul, Hen Weiss, Albert C. Goerke, Geo D. Hile and Wim Hi. Millen. The Women’s Relief Corps of G. A. R. amends its charter moving headquarters from Columbus to Obvelin.

Ohio Columbus Pando Coal Co Canton Traders* Baking Co Cleveland Max Lotul Hen Weiss Albert C. Goerke Geo D. Hile Wim. Hi. Millen Women’s Relief Corps of Ghln G. A. R Obvelin

Police sought on missing wife and child case in Sharon

Two Youngstown girls told police they knew the whereabouts of the wife and two year old daughter of Frank Milnt of Sharon. Milnt offered a $10 reward for information. The girls would not provide the address and the money was turned over to the police.

Youngstown Frank Milnt Sharon Tekaya Flint

Bridge on two rails halts auto over Market Street

Dr. Harry Mc Garvey hurried to treat a sick patient and drove onto the raised Market Street bridge in Youngstown. With girders 60 feet high the auto risked falling as the floor had been removed during repairs. He narrowly avoided disaster by stopping on the rails before the car wedged.

Croases Youngstown Harry McGarvey Market Street Bridge

Burglars Flee After Post Office Break In

Avon Ohio at midnight Friday Frank Allen observed three men prowling the post office. They fled in a buggy when he reported the broken front window. Neighbors pursued, catching sight of the men holding matches as they sped away.

Avon, O Frank Allen Tey

Governor Harris to leave for Preble County farm

Governor A L Harris did not attend the Cedar Point legislators meeting. Returning from his Paton home he failed to gain expected progress and will depart for his Preble county farm where he plans to remain indefinitely.

Columbus A. L. Harris Cedar Point Paton Preble County

Revival of Columbus Forestry Bureau Seeks Resource Review

In Columbus officials discuss reviving the state forestry bureau as part of a broader conference on national natural resources. Governor Mary Friday proposes renewed attention to forest management and oversight.

Old Forestry Bureau Columbus Ams White House Olf State Forestry Bureau

Taft to Visit Camp Perry During National Shoot

Adjutant General A. B. Critchford plans a Taft visit to Camp Perry Ohio during the national shoot of the army navy and national guard in the week beginning August 24. The move aims to secure presidential presence at the event and boost morale and support for military programs statewide.

Mothe rArrested in Cleveland After Knife Incident

Authorities detain Mome Wolf for assault and battery after claiming her mother wounded him in the back with a knife. The incident occurred Friday morning at 2610 North Thirtyeighth Avenue.

Cleveland Mome Wolf

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