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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1897
Page
2
War News from the Greco Turkish Front and Domestic Incidents
Reports from the front describe Greek and Turkish forces engaging near Nezeros on the Thessaly frontier with both sides claiming tactical moves. Militia and civilian actions in Preveza and surrounding towns are noted, while domestic tragedies include a double murder in Stebete and a fatal road incident in Seymour Indiana.
Glone Savings Bank Closes Amid Suspension in Chicago
The Globe Savings Bank of Chicago suspends operations, its assets totaling about 200,000, with stockholders liable for 100,000 after a 50 percent assessment to raise funds. State auditor orders payment to cover the shortfall, deposits total around 313,001, sparking unrest among a few depositors outside the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Globe Savings Bank of
Culeggo
Chicago Tithe and ‘Trust
Aifeld
Bet
Inet
Gereour
aMales
Ont Ridge
Survivor of St Nazaire Landa Shipwreck Reaches New York
Tol Nicholas Shiverer of the Cuban army, aboard the Ville dy St Nazaire, survived its collision near Cape Hatteras on March 6 7 and rode 0000 miles to New York after five days adrift. He had been en route from Cuba to New York via Porto Rico and was later picked up by the Yanariva then sent to Glasgow before traveling to New Yorkдары
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Nazaire Landa
Shorhor
Vnsqen
St. Nazaire
Porto Itice
Cuba
Col. Sauvenel
Yanariva
Todase
Newport News
Glasgow
Tavre
New York
Wastocaten
American Citigens
Sherumen Wall
Isera
Drum-Head
Marrat
Sherman
Groerot Werter
Seamer de Lome
Will Keep Jefferson's Love and National Trust Debate
A fragmentary historical note discusses a Monticelio owner renouncing a bequest to the government, a letter from an ex-owner about a Virginia settlement, and a Spanish Cuba tension era issue. It mentions Mr Love and Mr Sherman, the Cuban crisis, and diplomacy with Spain, including Lome’s protest and Gen Weyler’s actions.
Looks Rad for Spalding Presdent Charts Wo Spabbog
An article details alleged charges against a local president and a court case related to framed records. It mentions Davis Island and Warren County with geographic context and population changes. The piece references a dramatic event on the island’s northern end with flooding effects and a historic population of 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Cole
Hank
Walt
Roy
Herman Net
Fiead
Davis Island
Murther
Warren County
Muisatasipya
Leseva
Kellihan to Haug execution at Pairmont
Kellihan and his brother from Mason City were convicted of bank robbery at Stervurn in November, killing two men. Kellihan was sentenced to hang by Judge Quinn on August 12. The brother died during capture three days after the robbery. Sentences note murder and arson linked to Edward Reynolds house at Oak Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellihan
Haug
Pairmont
Mion
Quinn
Lewis Kellihan
Mason City
Iown
Stervurn
Liesecles
Marder
Edward Reynolds
Oak Inn
T. S
Davis Island Refugees Report Mass Drowning After Flood
Refugees from Davis Island report many deaths in inundated districts near Vicksburg Mississippi and surrounding areas. Eleven bodies recovered near the old Davis homestead on Hurricane plantation, all Black residents. Steamer Torence aids rescue and stock moves to Louisiana. survivors shelter on makeshift tents atop levee as floodwaters widen prior to anticipated relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Jom
Meigs
Stewmer
Homer Moore
Pete Clements
Dteurs Garland
Asland
Torence
Louisiana
Natchez
Misssupa
Thavia Taland
Boerhead
Jefferson Davi
Tenta
Ian
Stable tragedy surrounds Sache NY divorcee and two women
A Laket Harbor NY special reports a violent incident near Sache, where a divorced man attacked two women, killing them with a horse drawn carriage wreck. Allegations imply the suspect, Mr. Allen, fled, while authorities struggle to confirm details amid chaotic military presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitta
Laket Harbor NY
Enine
Amiens
George Avien
Maudtsen
Sacker
Mminiottan
Murder by bandits shocks town at National Bank
A cashier at National Bank of Sema I worth, NOLL, was slain during a robbery on Friday afternoon. The two robbers fled with cash, leaving only a small amount of money and a shattered vault. The attackers cut the cashier’s throat and escaped. no negotiable papers were taken, and the crime prompted a swift, tragic response from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milonba
Geeks
Nf Dt Saate Plas
Hieronmtior
Audi
Arta
Terechs
Caahier
Natonal Bank of
Sema i
Joseph
Stubney
Madhjick
Bank
WAGE WAR ON LOG CHOL RA DEPARTMENT AIMS ACTION
The Agriculture Department coordinates a two state effort with Tennessee and another state to study and combat a deadly malady affecting livestock. Secretary Wilson seeks governor cooperation to designate two counties for rapid investigation and treatment with results reported to Washington. If uncooperative, more states may be approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Agremahorn Department
Tennessee
Wilson
Tie
Bureau of Animal Industry
Caim
Ciovernora
Washington
Secretary Alger Orders Relocation to Prevent Relief Flood Laborers
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Alger believes Mississippi Valley flood danger is easing and War Department, with inland relief committees, will prevent destitute laborers from gathering in cities. He stresses moving them to levee and fields after waters recede and notes the cost of returning them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alger
Tfe Misalasippi
Alger Han
Jon
Robbery at Yonkers Savings Bank Rocks City
Two robbers entered Yonkers Savings Bank on a recent Monday and struck cashier Lyman Cobber. One robber held the elderly cashier at gunpoint as another demanded cash, escaping with 4420.45 dollars after a failed alarm response. bank status remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
N Y
Newt
Lyman Cobber
Lio
Restoring Pension Agencies Nearing Revocation
A Washington correspondent reports a sweeping order to consolidate pension agencies may be revoked by President Meboules as plans progress. He has inquired into the matter and heard protests from congressional delegations, but little concrete action has emerged beyond initial inquiries. Harrison Bworn In, Carter W. Warrman was sworn in as Mayor of Chicago amid large crowds and heightened display customary to the city. A commission of health was also confirmed. In other items, a deadly train wreck case leads to executions for two culprits. A bridge over the Danube near Czernovodn becomes the world’s longest, surpassing certain spans. War news, commodity prices, and livestock quotes fill the remainder of the dispatch from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Dedlares
Crocelaml Offi Tne
Agencis
Meboules
Thongh
Taye
National Solons Proceedings After Ex Senator Voorhees Death
The Senate opened with a prayer honoring the late Ex Senator Voorhees and adjourned for his funeral after a motion by Mr Gorman. Debate on tariffs and the bankruptcy bill continued in the Senate with party lines clear. The President urged Congress to ensure representation at the Paris exposition as the session adjourned briefly without substantial action. The House remained idle as senators debated Indian appropriation and public land entries.
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Senate
Voorhees
Milburn
Gorman
Marsland
Morgan
Sons
Secretary of the Navy
Hethlehem
Carnegie Companies
House
Veat
Elain
Gage
Iogal
Gonda
Morrill
Taii
Mantle
Montana
Eye Alver
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Cannon
Utah
Congress
United States
Tharatay
Arkanspa
Wry quotes and opinions from early 1900s papers
A collage of editorial quips and political asides from multiple newspapers commenting on politics, morals, and public life. The items reference McKinley era figures, Congressional Record quirks, antiwar sentiment, and regional observations about elections, taxation, and governance. Notable names include Charlemagne Tower Jr, Colred Grant, Phoebe Cousins, Moody, and references to the White House.
Im portant Doinges of Our Neighbors and Local Incidents
A wide mix of crime, accidents, and local happenings from Ashtabula to Newark and Columbus. Poisoning case at Ashtabula linked to Mrs Wind Myers. factory fires and losses in Grafton and Franklin Furnace. multiple injuries and deaths from boiler, firearm, and gun accidents. church burnings and a voluntary wage cut by a pastor. unusual animal birth and a double headed calf near Delaware. a murder rumor in Tiffin area and a fatal lamp explosion in Portsmouth. trains, wrecks, and farm incidents fill the regional docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurele
Ashtabula
Wind Myers
Mt Victory
Thea
James Shreve
Gageville
Ashtabula County
Ti M Brainard
War
Cleveland
Council
Teallipolis
Salem Iron Company
Tony Apontig
William Marvin
Dunkirk
Aot
Harry Dailey
John Favan
St Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
George Messer
Manchester
Iso Charg
Anza Thompson
Frank Taggart
Wooster
Raversias
Thomas Everly
Franklin Furnace
Orin B. Gould
Jackson
Ohio
Mason
Sacha Runkle
Marietta Cormner
Standard GH Company
Jamten North
Thomas Toters
Hueyras
Tae Fried Peters
Mias
Nellie Raid
Wrightsville
Jay Bushnell
Po McCarthy
Hameton County
Willam
Leibold Sandusiy
John Huntley
Athens
John Cowan
Auginize
Matt Singer
Cuyahoga
John T. Widdle
Shelby
Rosy Sitzy Monroy
Kev
Snodgrass
First Baptist Church of Illysnoith
August Jacobron
Mattson
Antes Jacobson
Salisbury
Delaware
Willams
Charles
John Millhgtsa
Holgate
Mhtumeo
Netinece
Shim
Skidmore
Skidmores
Smith
Buens Vista
Portsmouth
Flora Burns
Hier Lite
Pennsylvania
L. D. Miller
Mortgomery’s
Crossleg
Newark
Briller
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