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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

2

Taft backs central bank plan at New York bankers dinner

President Taft urged support for Aldrich’s National Reserve plan, arguing a central bank is needed to align currency with trade needs. He said a strong central authority would control cash reserves and bank loans, easing financial strains for workers and farmers and stabilizing credit for crops and wages.

New York City Taft New York State Bankers’ Association Manhattan Heath National Reserve Association exSehalon Aldrich Dhe United States

Tragedy as teen couple fatally wounded in Pennsylvania case

George Gant 17 shot his wife Marselle 16 after a quarrel following a month of marriage. He then killed himself by shooting in front of a mirror. Marselle died. George died after being taken to hospital. The couple wed despite parental opposition.

Sharon George Gant Marseelle Frank Ble Masury Blue Wat Huth Hospital

Man Dies After Chloral Drouse In Central Hotel Room

A 20 year old in Cleveland was found with about 61 000 in pockets, a suspicion of money on his person, while a Chicago man named Bull Hirsch was thought to be involved. The victim died after ingesting chloral in a room at the Central hotel.

Cerpus Cleveland Bull Hirsch Chicago Central Hotel

Cleveland Woman Charged in Private Divorce Case

Prosser le Accused, Wasl Mre, Vern Proa for a Cleveland woman charged with filing her divorce petition en route to her Cleveland home. Central figure in a violent toral invorce cage, Mr Matel Jircinon eulogy her wealthy husband Andrew. Abaubite divorce followed as Gea fled, Tarwe involved, Judge Dykewmen ordered Meru, Broweon divorce.

Prosser le Wasl Vern Cleveland Yen Newan Matel Jircinon Luphand Andrew Nir Gea Tarwe Mim Hue

Indictments hit lumber dealer groups across states

Fourteen secretaries of regional lumber dealer associations were indicted by a United States grand jury on Sherman antitrust charges. The case accuses conspiracies to restrain trade between manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers, with three secretaries granted immunity for testifying. Names include H. M. F. Adams of Chillicothe, B. N. Maynard of Columbus, and George T. Sweet of Milwaukee, among others.

Chicago Hil Pennsylvania United States Grand Raeh Sire Fotall Nimlor Denters HM. F. Adams Chillicothe, O Union Association of Lumber Dealere Ohio Asencration of Retail Limber Dealerk B, N. Maynard Columbus Ohio Association George Stweet Michigan Age Sociation Arthur L. Holmes Netrell Michigan Lumber Tealore George T. Sweet Monte BarthpeoclAti Wiikind Sierenpotts Northostern Lumberman Harry A. Foreiehy Konems Hort Critohe Mall Nebranke Wasocalary Harry Seearee Montesvulé Tnd Tidiart Lumber Dealore Hawochation Homenway Denyar Chip Colomba Saint Wyomine Amo Elation Louis J

Arabs Slaughter Turkish Column Near Hodeidah

Rebels in force surprised and cut up a Turkish column commanded by Mohammed Ali Pashe outside Gheegan on the Red Sea about 100 miles north of Hodeidah. About 1,000 Turkish soldiers were killed and Mohammed Ali Pasha is missing. 500 Turkish fugitives were seriously wounded. Survivors fled toward Gheewan as Turkish gunboats shelled Gheewan, killing or wounding hundreds. Gheewan is a seaport in Yemen, a mountainous district long restive under Turkish rule.

Hodeidah Mohammed Ali Pashe Gheegan Rei Sea Mohammed Ali Pasha Gheewan Hatebbe Arne Gheeean Ghesan

Fierce Gale Sinks 100 Boats At Tquique Chile

A cyclone with rain and heat struck Tquique sinking about a hundred loaded fighter boats in the harbor and damaging ships. The Hallan ship Cavilere Clampa was sunk and city roofs were blown off. Panics arose and many people were injured as rain battered the area with fears of further damage.

Tquique Chile Cavilere Clampa Perdons

Married confessed thief linked to $46000 theft case

Edward V. Lee once a clerk on the battleship Georgia confessed to aiding a $46,000 payroll theft in Halifax harbor February. He married Audrey Kelsey of Washington while handcuffed, with Kelsey the woman he purportedly abducted to Norfolk for the marriage, as United States marshals and a clerk assisted the ceremony.

Buffalo Edward V. Lee Georgia Haland Harbor Audrey Kelsey Washington United States Lee Mins Kelsey Hogland

Man Who Won Fame Kills Self in Alaska Room

Obscure obituary reports Captain David H Darvie once of the Revenue Cutter Service known for Arctic whaling exploits and a congressional medal. found dead in a Beate Aide Jotte elk room in Alaska. Police say a note referenced age and weariness.

Seatte David H. Darvie Dervice Fime Congress Morgen Gugme Media Enterprises Alaska Hat Tod Jotte Elk Leon

Final Alaska coal land decision ends Ballinger-Pinchot fallout

Secretary of the Interior Walter Vieher rules against the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate in the Cunningham coal land claims case, finding fraud and stating the government will pursue remaining Alaskan coal claims. The decision links to the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy and criticizes monopoly risks while urging law reforms.

Washington, D. C Cunningham Congress Public Service Porester Gifford Pinchat Louis R. Diavia Land Office Department of the Interior Ie Department Alaska Dennett Northwest Guggenheims Clarence Cunningham Glagis Clarence Dun Ingham Guggenhelma Bia

Senate Rejects Reciprocity Amendment in Vote

Washington report says the Senate rejected the reciprocity amendment without a formal roll call vote. President Taft voiced discontent as the administration faced backlash from opponents of reciprocity. The newspaper notes divisions over the measure and hints at shifting political tensions.

Senate Washington, D. C Paper Trust N'Y Taft Navy

Smuggling Jewel Ring Tied to NYC Banker Indictments

A New York dealer-led jewel smuggling ring involving $300000 in gems is exposed as federal grand jury targets include a city banker and two wealthy allies. Deputy Surveyor Richard Parr’s year-long investigation ties the scheme to free- duty gem imports and a hotel Lorraine theft, with potential wider arrests and a publicized fate for Helen Jenkins.

New York City Helen Dwede Rebkins Millonaire LN. 8 Bite New York Jenkins Richard Parr Ditter Parr Part Jenkin 1. N Customs House Europe Loeb Helen D. Jenkins

Ticket Wins Girl Husband in Philadelphia Fair Draw

Catherine Flanagan won the marriage prize at a church fair in Philadelphia when the large bachelor Thomas Skelly was revealed as the winner. Skelly proclaimed interest but kept his bachelor life until Flanagan later said she would marry him, despite earlier doubts about a fat man.

Philadelphia Catherine N. Flanagan Thomas Skelly Ucket Church of the Immaculate Conception Skelly Wan Gin Mise Flanagan Misa Flanusin Wecunton Spirit of Fon Win Lkewle Misa Flanagay Miss Flanagan Mr. Skelly

Mystery Surrounds Body Found on Interurban Tracks

Meury Meinhart, a resident of Ashland and sister of James Melc host, reportedly traveled from Ashland to Mansfield to make purchases. Four companions were with him when the party was last seen on the interurban line between Ashland and Mansfield. Examination shows Meinhart died before the vehicle impact, with authorities investigating the sequence of events.

Manefeld Meury Meinhart Lhelletwasee Mansfeld Aahland Meinhart James Melchost Manufield Ashland Mansfield Malahare

Dress pattern description for Saline cholis and crepe weaves

The article outlines a sewing pattern labeled 6303 for sizes 32 to 42 inches, featuring a draped Fiddu style dress with a shawl collar, two-piece upper skirt, and a knee flounce. Materials include men saline cholis, cashmere, alk and cotton crepe, with 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material and 4 1/2 yards of 20 inch satin trim. patterns cost 19 cents, request to The Wa eatiers Department.

Wa Eatiers Department

Lady's Sleeves Pattern Details For Coats And Dresses

An old sewing note explains two sleeve styles for coats and dresses. The first sleeve shows a plain inner part with a deep cuff and an outer pulled section, the second features a plain upper part with a turned back cuff and a soft puff below with a band cuff. Patterns are sized small to large. Gret sleeve requires half a yard of 44 inch material and the second needs a full yard for medium size.

Tar removal tips from old cloth care note

A fragmented guide suggests rubbing with tur, lard, or ter to lift tar from fabrics. It then recommends washing with soap and water, applying turpentine for an hour, rewashing, and claims tar will lift. A garbled line mentions orange or lemon peel for tar rub removal.

Nature's Wisdom and Extreme Nature in Prose

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a theme of nature and human perception, mentioning Uiei-Pope and vague pairs of ideas. The readable text hints at contrasts between natural wisdom and extreme responses to nature, without clear events or names.

Fourth of July safety debate on fireworks division

De Quigs asks if you support safe and sane Fourth of July practices while De Whiz opposes limits, claiming not to have boys. De Quiz warns of danger, and De Whiz admits no boys in his care.

Remarkable Cure of Psoriasis by Cuticura Remedies

Hiram E. Carpenter recounts a twenty year battle with psoriasis and leprosy like symptoms. After failed treatments and severe suffering he finds relief and a complete skin recovery within six weeks using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment Soap and Cream. He later states no relapse after many years.

Detroit Lansing Mich Slater Hiram E. Carpenter Henderson Carpenter Walnut St

Wanted Too Much. The hansom order delays a ride

A middle aged spinster laments a late hansom cab and the irate passenger demands the driver’s name. The cabby reassures the woman she will catch her train and jokes she can have a different ride but refuses to reveal his name, claiming it belongs to another young lady.

A Beautiful Home and Pictures Inspire Home Beauty

Reading the clipped prose, Hewitt's Easy Task Wrappers offer ready for framing reproductions of rare art gems for twenty five wrappers and a two cent stamp. The ad notes the soap brand Hewitt's Easy Task and a quip about a bride and her lazy ways reflecting domestic bliss.

Hewitt Hewitt Broe Soap Company Dayton Ohio Howitt

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