Week's Hap Penings From Wayne County News
The Wayne County Herald roundup reports a fatal and serious injuries at a Seem Mark dirt track accident near Doveland involving Edward Thompson who survived briefly with internal injuries. Rider Charles Callaghan suffered a head injury and fell from his wheel during a crowded event. The loss caps several race mishaps amid a full program with forty two entries. Executive actions include an ouster attempt against Urbana mayor Ganson and Champaign Sheriff McCain for alleged negligence. International items cover grain shipments records, a Marana attack narrative, and new whisky tax stamp measures.
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Riceyile
Seem Mark
Doveland
Olio Nome
Edward Thompson
Charles Callaghan
Spalding Guilty in Jury Verdict at Maceujan County
The jury in the third trial of Charles Woosilalding, treasurer of the Pilinow State Massversity and president of the Globe Sayings Hank of huage, found Spaldling guilty of hypothetrating twenty six thousand dollars. Trial held in Maceujan County.
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Spalding
Charles Woosilalding
Pilinow
Globe
Hank
Huage
Rverdet
Betas
Spaldling
Maceujan County
Kosala Ceded to Great Arimnatu in Agreement
Reports from Koma indicates negotiations between Tatu and Great Britain for the cession of Kassala and Abyssinia to the total power have concluded. Observers claim Britain now occupies Kassala at the end of September with Goagreeat Britain in place.
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Kosala
Great
Arimnatu
Koma
Fisherman nets alligator on river trip between Kentucky and Indiana
Miriam Bent, a fisherman between Owensboro Kentucky and Rockport Indiana, caught a six foot one inch alligator weighing about 110 pounds. He prepares the skin for stuffing at Clearotten Mounted. The rest of the item notes tariff price boosts and weather events, including a county tornado that damaged roads, killed livestock, and ruined crops.
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Miriam Bent
Owensboro, Ky
Rockport
Ind
New York Port Scene Reports Great Ocean Vessel Feat
Turbulent days flood New York as the White Star line ship Magestic docks with 275 passengers, while river chaos in Waterbury and surrounding areas floods crops and roads. Military and financial news mix with warnings of counterfeit notes and new currency designs while officials probe the hoard of misused gear aboard ships.
McKinley aide named for San Francisco post after shooting
Western. B. Fe McKinley, acting as a postmaster candidate, was appointed assistant postmaster of San Francisco by Postmaster Manta. James Geral, a Pacific coast sportsman, was shot and killed by Wallis Day during a row over a card game at Chicago. Other items note a professor from the University of Heegen, a cliff fall on Mount Duewina, and various political and criminal happenings across towns, including a dangerous cyclone near San Jose and a large miners’ march toward Roanoke with tensions over work.
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B. FE. McKinley
McKinley
San
Mantagua
James Geral
Pacific Coast
Storms and sailors distress in far seas and midwest notices
A chaotic dispatch lists ships and wrecks from the Japan Sea to Wisconsin and Indiana. It notes Captain Scul lam and eighteen crew members crying out amid a furious storm, plus obituaries and local notices from Racine Joliet Terre Haute and Dayton. Authorities discuss Yukon duties, Klondike security, customs, and potential pirates threatening planned gold shipments down to the Pacific.
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San Iranciaco
Japan Sea
Scullam
Racine
Wis
William Ashrome
James LW. Lockwood
Debn WooNoses
Pierceton
Ind
Benjmin Yohu
Joliet
Marshall
Ottewe-Ont
Mlondyke
Mainntain Law and Order
United States
Washington
Lake Tagish
Britah
Yukon
Secretary of Agriculture
Devee
International Packing Company
Sound
UW Thirre
Navy Controute
Klondske
Treasury Department
Alaska Transportation Company
St Michael's
Yukor River
Boring Sea
First
Alaska Company
Pacific Ocean
Klondike
Treasury
War Department
Market Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grain Prices Across Cities
Regional market report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cleveland and New York. Prices shown for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes across markets with No 2 grades and regional ranges including cattle 2 50 to 5 50 hogs 3 00 to 6 00 sheep 2 50 to 4 75 wheat No 2 red 83 to 84 cent corn No 2 20 to 27 cents oats No 2 white 21 to 28 cents and butter 12 to 16 cents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
the. Com
St Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Rend Quits In Disgust At Pittsburg Coal Conference
At Pittsburg a coal operators conference on strike settlement grew tense as Col W P Rend of Chicago left in disgust over refusal to pursue settlement. Chairman Gen John Little was criticized as an advertent arbiter and Read offered a minority report. A nine member committee drafted an authority agreement while river operators and many railroad operators stayed aloof amid calls for a font convention to end the strike.
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Iears Someract
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
Antwerminh
Brussels
Senate
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Pittsburg
Satmke
W.P. Rend
Ol. Read
John Little
Joint Arbitration Board
Col. Rodd
Hie Hotel
Wop de Armit
Alexander Dempster
Thomas B. Young
de Arnit
Col Read
Col. Read
Tiace
Cal Renda Sminorty
Cal Rend
GOOD WEEK FOR CROPS REPORT HIGHLIGHTS REGIONAL CONDITIONS
The crop bulletin notes a favorable week for Pacific coast and central valley regions with strong corn growth in the lake region and mid Atlantic area. Excess rains damage grain in the Ohio valley and New England, while drought strikes Texas. Hot winds injure corn in Nebraska, Kansas, and Louisiana. Cotton progresses well and spring wheat faces rain and harvest challenges in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Pacific Coast
East
South
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
Red River
North Valley
Ohio Valley
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Nanenos
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic States
New Jersey
Lake Region
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansans
Louisiana
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Minor News Notes From scattered events
A windstorm felled an Episcopal church at Hinton and a violent assault near Goldville left a child harmed. In Wilkesbarre lightning struck a powder magazine, killing John Suggios. Dr Donald Maclean was shot and wounded by Patrick Walsh, who then killed himself. In Nashville the National Unions Senate debated labor urges, committees were adopted, and officials were reelected. A coroner’s jury held the Mattewan and Fishkill Water Company responsible for the Melaingah flood disaster in Poughkeepsie.
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Hinton
Goldville
Ita Labors
Poughkeepah
Mattewan and Fishkill Water Cou Rany
Notable Ohio Misfortunes and Crimes Across Towns
The column reports a string of tragedies and incidents across Ohio. Al Strawser, 3, found floating in the Xeloto River near Westfield. Mrs. Jacobrawn, 49, burned fatally by a gasoline glove explosion in Marion. John Brown of Bellefontaine killed by a tree while hive handling. Drainea Stonebraker, a miner, run over and killed by a freight train at Barton Station. Frank Wright found dead near his wife’s grave. former Springfield resident. Fire destroys three spans of the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad bridge west of Circleride. loss $25,000 insured. Sherman Stahl stabbed at Portsmouth. assailant Baldman fled. Prince of Heidelberg College tied to missionary departure. John Coughlan dropped dead in Elyria. linked to the Morgan gang case. Mrs. Julia Reed, 40, hangs herself near Winchester. Mary Stout of Circleville swallows laudanum after parental scolding. saved. State Board of Pardons denies mercy for Frank Mueller. Mad dog bite at Caduz sickens farmer Bokatt. Two Lima workers attacked by smugglers. both men fatally wounded. Otto and Casper Narmon planning Alaska trip. family history noted. Arthur Dement sues son over deeds to home. John Turner wounded at a Portsmouth dance. shooter Simpler not arrested. Frankfort quarrel ends with Kaiser's injuries. Bigler fled. Rattlesnake den found near Porte. remarkably large specimen noted. A boy near Greenville crushed by a tethered heifer. fatal injuries. Attorney George W. Emerson dies at 45 in Bellefontaine from brain hemorrhage. Herman Spenn, 43, paralyzed after being struck by a tram. travels from Ontario with family support.
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al Strawser
Westfield
Jacobrawn
Moth
Marion
John Brown
Bellefontaine
Drainea Stonebraker
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Barton Station
Frank Wright
de Graff
Boilet
Wright
Springfield
Muskingum Valley
Sciota River
Circleride
Tortsmouth
Sherman Stahl
Josph Baldmap Sthat
Baldman
Vicmary
Mss Tit
John Reed
Winchester
Mary Stout
Circleville
Columbus
Frank Mueller
Mra
Saluda Miller
Hack Lick
Frank Bokatt
Caduz
Ohio State Metical Board
Milinke Beckett
Asteur Institute
Chicago
George James
Walon Gordon
Lima
Rolves
Otto
Casper Narmon
Letpaic
Alaska
Ira Harnon
John Harmon
Aso
Ira
California
Arthur Dement
Portstmouth
John H Dement
Saya
Dohn
John Turner
Lortsmouth
Willam Stadter
Simpler’s Grove
South Tortsmouth
Turner
Harry Bekts
Simpler
Frankfort
John Migler
John Kaiser
Kaiser
Bigler
Ilo
Armen
David Jewett
Porte
Jewett
John Wiley
Wiliam Kirkpattek
Greerville
Iozan County
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United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Michael J Hose
Sisters of the League
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Topeka
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Hamiltoun Printing Company
Mr Hubbard
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Samuel Brownlee
Ativan
Jessie Karen
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Charles McDowell
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