Grief Review Of A Week S Events In 1906 News
Summary of national and international items including a Philadelphia foreman jailed as a murder suspect, Wilson's tour for agriculture, Sherman welcomed in Tilea New York, Hapgood and Kilby arrested in New York, Uncle Remus and Peary polar plans, Prouty for Vermont governor Taft War Secretary to reform, Maine and Poland governors nominees, embezzlement verdict in New Orleans, a child murder case in Minnesota and Mrs. Moore elected president of a women’s club federation.
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Frederick Gles
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Wis
William TH. Wilson
Agelculines Wilson
West
James 8. Sherman
Tilea
N.Y
Herbert J. Hapgood
Hapgoods, Incorporated
Hyowdway
New York
Ralph J. Kilby
Hapgood
Hapgoods
Trend
Chandler Harris
Remus
Snap Bean Park
Atlanta
Robert BE. Peary
North Pole
George H. Pronty
Vermont
William H. Taft
Luke Wrebt
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Maine
Ferdinand Dudenhofer
New Orleans
Paraguy revolution and world calamities headline sweep
A sweeping, chaotic collection of reports records Paraguay's revolution establishing a new government with Dr Naveiro as president. It notes 500 killed or wounded in Asmelon, fires destroying Port au Prince and other towns, duels in St Petersburg, balloon crashes, ship arrivals, and a cascade of incidents from fires to elections and legal decisions.
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Naveiro
Asmelon
Port Au Prince
Maya
Simarakoe-Bleton
Yussupomt
Manteuffel
Horse Guards
Plately
St. Petersburg
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Quinte Hay
Lake Ontario
San Antonio
Weat Sefford
Que
Nathaniel 13
Treat
Monroe
Wie
Bishop Potter
New York
Hia Yhyeiiang
Alabama
Maine
Guam
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Ballard
Springfeld
Convention preliminaries reshuffle Pennsylvania delegates
The Democratic national committee's contests narrowed to a few states as Pennsylvania and New York saw factional battles. Guffey led the Pennsylvania delegation amid clashes with Bryan supporters while New York drafted platform plans. Subcommittees seated Johnson and Garber allies in Ohio disputes, with tense exchanges and accusations of fraud and improper influence across several districts.
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Denver
Col
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Caucia
Cal
James M. Guffey
Guffey
James Kerr
New York
Alton B. Parker
Democratic National Committee
Tdate
Tb Senate
Ilinole
Idaho
District of Columbia
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Robert E. Burke
Fred T. Dubois
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Rockwell
BH. B. France
A. €. Holloway
Johnson
J. F. Plaherty
8. & Relny Oent
Garber
Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
Kings County
Murphy
Coler
Joseph Howley
Howley
Purdy Appointed to Minnesota Judge Vacancy
Washington announces the resignation of Judge William Lochren of the U S District Court for Minnesota at St Paul and confirms M J Purdy, assistant to the attorney general, as his successor.
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Purdy
Lochren
Washington, D. C
William Lochren
United States Court For
District of Minnesota
St Paul
M. J. Purdy
Heat Affects New Yorkers Amid Record City Heat
A deadly heat wave hit New York City with temperatures near 100 degrees on Monday. Reported heat-related deaths climbed as residents faced extreme conditions and authorities issued warnings.
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New York City
Crop report shows wheat prospects drop in July
In Columbus the state crop report indicates a sharp decline in wheat prospects with 86 percent of full average after June's 24 percent. Drought during heading time blamed for damage while corn stands at 87 percent of average. In Cleveland a fire on Kinsman Street injures two seriously, six escape unhurt or are rescued. Mrs Nettie Kay, 92, among the injured, and Albert Kay. firemen aid in rescue after flames trap upper-floor residents.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Manly
Cleveland, O
Kinsman Street
Nettie Kay
Albert Kay
Malone
Detective Charged in Cleveland Murders on Rail Property
Coroner Burke yielded verdicts naming Big Four detective Mathias Jurfothk charged with murder for shooting Joseph McNulty on railroad property claimed by the railroad. Lake Shore detective John H. Seap faces manslaughter charges for killing John Price during an alleged trespass.
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Burke
Railroad
Mathias Jurfothk
Big Four
Joseph McNulty
John H. Seap
Lake Shore
John Price
Iito Cays
Refused to Dissolve the Injunction in Collinwood Case
In Cleveland Judge Keeler refused to dissolve a restraining order against the Collinwood board of education. The injunction blocks construction of a new school on the fire site where 164 children had perished. The decision followed a motion by the school board and drew protests from over 30 Collinwood mothers who lost children in the fire.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Collinwood Board of Education
Keeler
Collins Wood
Three Jail Breakers Sentenced in Youngstown Case
Three men who escaped the county jail by sawing bars were captured with help from a Pennsylvania railroad detective. A $1,500 renant was paid for the capture. Judge Robinson sentenced each of the trio to four years in the penitentiary.
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Youngstown
Butchero
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robinson
Medina Man Suicide in Medina Ohio at Livery Barn Window
Warry Stafford aged 83 was found Monday hanging from a second story window of a livery barn in Medina. Police say old age and domestic infirmity were motives. Stafford had run the hotel here for twenty five years and recently told friends his life was a failure.
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Medina
Warry Stafford
Stafford
Beck Pleads Guilty of Bribery in City Hall Case
Columbus Ohio Arthur A Beck former assistant city engineer pleaded guilty to taking a $175 bribe from Nelson Cannon former agent of Cleveland Trumanid Paving Co. He was released on $5 000 bond with sentence deferred until other city hall bribery cases are disposed of.
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Beck
Columbus
Arthur A. Beck
Nelson Cannon
Cleveland Trunidad Paving Co
Threat to block Salem postmaster appointment tactic
A threat from Foraker in Youngstown Ohio informs Congressman Kennedy that unless Foraker’s candidate J B Townsend for Salem postmaster receives consideration, all district appointments will be stalled in the Senate. Several post office appointments have already been put on hold.
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Youngstown
J. B. Foraker
Kennedy
Foraker
J. B. Townsend
Salem
Senate
Heat Wave Triggers Insanity Claims in Cleveland Probate Court
In Cleveland, Ohio, a wave of hot weather prompted residents to file insanity complaints in probate court on Monday. The filings allege mental health deterioration caused by extreme temperatures, reflecting a period of intense heat across the region.
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Cleveland
Oldest Ohio National Bank President Dies at 70
Dion Wellington Sidney Warner, longtime head of the Cleveland National Bank and former president of the First National Bank of Wellington, died at home aged 70. Warner organized the Cleveland National Bank and led it until 1908. He also served as Ohio state treasurer for three terms and two terms in the legislature, holding the distinction of the oldest national bank president in Ohio.
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Dion
Wellington
Sidney 8
Warner
Cleveland National Bank
Unce
First Nationaal Bank of Wellington
National Bank
Ohio
McKinnon Ordered to Surrender The Bunda Bank Funds
State Treasurer McKinnon faced a mandate to surrender funds tied to Jeronet Favinga and Trust Co of Van Kean after the bank was awarded 10000 dollars and deposited with the state treasury on security ten Cleveland sewer bonds. Receiver George W. Clone sought to recover the bonds and proposed paying the treasury the 10102 owed, prompting a mandamus in Federal Judge Taylor's court.
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McKinnon
Bunda
Columbus
Jeronet Favinga and Trust Company
van Kean
Cleveland
George W. Clone
Ansete
McKin
Evidence of Murcer and Robbery in Cleveland Case
Police hunt for crews in a murder and robbery tied case. A well dressed man’s body surfaced in the Cuyahoga River near the docks after a steamer from Buffalo. dock workers pulled it ashore with a rope. The body showed blunt force injuries and valuables were missing.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga River
Buffalo
Valve
Finley Aims to Defeat Johnson for Ohio Committeeman
Finley head of Democratic state committee plans with followers to unseat Mayor Johnson of Cleveland as Ohio member of the national committee. William Meld fe 4 candidate for Johnson's place on the committee. A special train with 140 delegates left for Denver. Supporters of Congressman Denver of Wilmington vow to oppose him for vice presidential nomination.
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Columbus
Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
National Committee
William &. Thomas
Denver
Mat Denver
Wilmington
Six People Injured in Norwalk Collision
The Lake Shore Limited car wrecked two miles west of Norwalk on a curve at the top of a hill, colliding with a work train. About 10 passengers on theLimited car and 20 on the work train. Six were seriously injured but none will die. Prompt actions by the conductor and motorman helped keep further injuries from rising.
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Norwalk
Lake Shore
Limited
Remarkable Accident Saves Workman At Alma Cement Plant
John Peoples saved Clarence Smith from a revolving shaft accident Friday at the Alma cement plant. Smith was struck by the rotating machine wheel and hurled through the air, hitting Peoples as he reached out. Peoples unconscious from the blow, Smith escaped with only a few bruises.
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Riston
John Peoples
Clarence Smith
Alma Cement
Peoples
Smith
Murderer Pardoned on Independence Day in Ohio
Frank Zuber, serving a life term for the 1900 murder of Hicksville marshal Enog Booth, received a full pardon from Gov. Harris on the Fourth of July. His accomplice Floyd Rumbaugh was pardoned a year earlier for the same offense.
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Columbus
Frank Zuber
Sheriff limited to 300 in lost costs under county law
Ohio. Defiance county prosecutor D F Openlander. attorney general opinion holds sheriff may claim lost costs under county anlary law but cannot exceed 300. He must prove total reaches that amount to obtain the maximum.
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Columbus
D. F. Openlander
Defiance County
State to pay costs for probation released prisoners
Ohio attorney general says when convicts are released under the new probation law the cost bill must go to the warden with the judgment and be approved by him. The state will pay the prosecution costs as if the person had remained in prison.
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Columbus
Train Collides With Auto Near Dornet Ohio
A Lake Shore train struck an automobile carrying H. Sweet and Ww. J. Gidley of New York City Friday near Dornet Ohio, 45 miles north of Youngstown. Both men were badly cut, brought to City hospital. the car wrecked.
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Youngstown
H. Sweet
Petition Drive for Woman's Pardon in Cleveland
Two dozen thousand petitions prepared by the Cleveland Council of Women will be sent statewide next week seeking a pardon for Maria Bennarde convicted in November 1807 for shooting Raffael Barbato at her room. A child was born at an infirmary in Columbus due to the efforts of the council.
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Cleveland
Maria Bernarde
Cleveland Council of Women
Maria Bennarde
Mite
Raffael Barbato
Mi Curmie Koppital
Columbus
Coubell Wenn
Lost Dogs Shop Move Sparks Neighborhood Confusion
A fragment notes a butcher moving to a shop next door to the Hoe for Lost Dogs, prompting questions about access and location. The snippet hints at local commerce changes causing mild disruption and curiosity among residents.
Cure for Eczema Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recounts a childhood eczema ordeal lasting three months with widespread facial and scalp sores. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a full recovery after medical advice and agrees to pay that Cuticura helped greatly. October 20, 1907.
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Mien
Anabel Wilson
North Branch
Mich
Miss Bolter to Sing at Colored Church Event
A recent entertainment at a Wishing colored church featured a master of ceremonies announcing Miss Bolter would sing Oh that had wings like a dove for then would fly away and be at rest Reverend Dr. EF Botte was mentioned. The report questions the event’s credibility and notes citizen pride amid graft concerns.
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Bolter
EF. Botte
Remarkable Recovery Reported by Mrs Stroebe
Mrs Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin writes of a remarkable recovery after using Peruna She says she was a nervous wreck unable to sleep or eat and felt life was near, but began to regain strength and vitality with Peruna and believes it has no rival as a tonic.
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Frank Stroate
R.F. D
Appleton, Wis
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