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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

3

Krupp Scandal Reverberates Through German Industry

The Krupp firm faces scandal over bribery of officials and supplying war scare material to French papers to push armament orders. The piece traces the dynasty from Friedrich to Alfred Krupp, their rise, wealth, and global influence, noting Bertha Krupp as heiress and Essen’s cooperative city structure amid a vast empire of arms production and related industries.

Ermany Krupp Vorwaerts Krupps Friedrich Alfred Krupp Gen von Heeringen Berlin War Department Liebknecht von Honningen Reichstag Friedrich Krupp Hssen Alfred Krupp Friedrich Priedrich Krupp Alfred Hertha Krupp Germany Exsen Theo Frearme Prussia Khedive Egypt Russia Essen Essen Works Austria Hungary Italy Turkey Friedrich A. Krupp Dewey Manila Paris Kruppa France Ewen London Iron and Steel Institute William Wiliam I

Rate Fight Won by Ohio Cities

Washington dispatch notes the interstate commerce commission ruling on freight rates. It aims to level charges for hauling iron ore to Mahoning and Shenango valleys, against Pittsburgh and Wheeling districts. Equalized rates are awaited, with emphasis on parity over Wheelings advantage. A separate Columbus accident reports death of Adah Zeller and injury to Albert Clickenger after a collision with a traction car.

Ohio Citien Washington Mahoning Shenanga Interstate Commerce Commission Wheeling Pittsburgh Lake Erie Porte

Pioneer Woman Elizabeth Maugherman Dies at 108 in Williams County

Elizabeth Maugherman, a Northwest township settler and widow of a Civil War veteran, died at her daughter's home twelve days after her 108th birthday. A lifelong smoker since childhood, she mothered 17 children, four surviving, with descendants reaching into the fifth generation, totaling more than 40 grandchildren and over 40 great grandchildren.

Bertha Krupp von Behlen von Halbach Germany Eesen Cannon Essen Krupp Works Friedrich Krupp Alfred Krupp Krupps Friedrich A. Krupp Atowin Krupp Macceau Bacon Bryan Elizabeth Maugherman Northwest Township Williams County Maugherman

Fortune Follows a 700 Dollar Loan

Dr. 8 S. Higley lent 700 dollars to Charles Froelich to finish his education. Froelich later repaid with compound interest after years abroad. In Melbourne, barrister Henry K Thorncroft announced Froelich’s death leaving the entire estate valued at a million dollars to Higley.

Wellston 8. S. Higley Charles Froelich Australia Higley Froelich Henry K. Thorncroft Melbourne Dr. Higley

Lightning Fatal to Two Boys on Chardon Farm

Glenn Lampman fourteen and Lawrence Hunt seven were killed by a bolt of lightning on a local farm near Chardon as they ran with a playmate named Prusha toward the house. Prusha’s father warned them to seek shelter from an impending storm as rain began.

Bolt Chardon Glenn Lampman Lawrence Hunt Here Lampman Grove Lampman Hunt Lee Hunt Prusha

Girl Dreams Burglar Vision Sparks Toledo Alarm

A Toledo woman, 22, awakened at 2 AM by an intruder with a revolver in her dream, causing her and Grace Bidwell of Wacits to scream. Police found no burglar after a quick search near the Post Office Cornerstone. Local ceremony featured Congressman Frank B. Wills and Rate D. Cole with a street parade as Masons oversaw the event.

Lina Roth Toledo Grace Bidwell Wacits Mer Mise Bidwell Hely Milas Beth Bellefontaine Frank B. Wills D. Cole

Auto Kill Woman Lorain Hillside Crash Fatalities

Mrs H Restine, 60, was killed and her husband 7H was seriously injured when their automobile overturned on Oak Pole hill four miles west of Lorain. The crash occurred in the vicinity of Lorain and involved a fiery wreck that ended with the vehicle on its side. Investigating officers reported the victims and the scene were promptly attended by local services.

Columbus Adah Zeller Cora Clickenger Valley Crossing Albert C. Clickenger Clickenger Lorain Mm. H. Restine Oak Pol. Hill

Robert Smith Co. advertises at 523 Schofield Building Cleveland

Druggist advert claims nationwide sale of products with bold wording and a Cleveland contact at 523 Schofield Building under the Robert Smith Co. listing.

Ambiguous dialogue about actors and dining mischief

Fragmentary quotes reveal diners discussing finish in acting and a convoluted exchange about food safety. The text mentions Mrs. Winslow's Booting Syrup and humorous, nonsensical lines about beginning a Joy ride and ending on the trouble wagon.

The Logical Situation in a Wry Exchange

A brief overheard remark features two speakers debating labels for suffragists and their portrayal. One says suffragists are women without husbands, while another counters that antis claim uncles belong to the other side.

Meteorite Falls Near Woman in Zulu Land

A 37 pound meteorite fell near a native woman in Zulu land south of Johannesburg. It was observed by an eyewitness about 15 miles away and later led to its discovery. The stone remains intact and is said to contain platinum.

Johannesburg South Africa Zululand

Broken Heart Caused Death In London Inquest

A London inquest found a broken heart caused by a violent beating led to the death of Alexander Burness aged sixty four during an altercation over ownership of articles to be moved from his former premises. A doctor faced responsibility for the death.

Alexander Burness Taller London Burness

Solicitous exchange over money in courtroom dialogue

In a terse courtroom exchange, a man expresses desire for money and travel, while a woman asks how much is needed. The judge presides as the dialogue hints at a financial request or settlement context.

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