Ohio and national news brief roundup fragment
Cleveland Electric Railway case heads to the Supreme Court if needed to test franchise rights. Mayor Johnson touts a 3 cent fare and municipal ownership path. Other items include patrolman attacked by dogs in Toledo, a switchman killed by a train in Toledo, and various local incidents across Ohio. Diverse notices from Columbus to Cleveland appear alongside international briefings.
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Cleveland, O
Andrew
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Taylor
United States
Aay
Cee
City Street Railway Corporation
Forest City Railway Company
Johnsons
Avenue
Plaintif
Flan
Johson
Street Railway
Forest City Company
Johnson
Cleremmt Electric Railway Company
Wis
Andrews
Street Railway Company
Toledo
Snyder
East
Spring Street
Bank President Bigelow Held on Embezzlement Charge
Milwaukee April 25 Federal authorities arrested Frank G Bigelow former president of First National Bank of Milwaukee on embezzlement charges after his confession to bank directors admitting a deficit of over 1.45 million dollars from wheat and stock speculation and offering personal securities worth about 300000 to cover losses. The case led to a bank run as depositors withdrew funds while others renewed confidence and measures were taken to keep banks open.
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Milwaukee
Frank G Bigelow
First National Bank of
Bigelow
United States
Ho Ik
Burterfield
Ligelow
First National Bank
Henry G Goll
Colin Collins
Laicr Bloodgood
Vornoe M. Brown
Arthur—N. AfeGoach
Bleclow
Milwaukee Trust Company
J TT Vandyka
Robert Camyr
Frank G Dischn
Walter
Itt
American Bankers’ Association
First National
Wisconsin Trust Company
Savings Department
Poe
Hyomei A Simple Cure For Spring Catarrh
Spring months bring catarrhal troubles and risk of chronic cases. Hyomei offers a simple cure using twenty drops in a pocket inhaler, four daily three minute breaths, with no harmful drugs. Testimonials claim complete relief, the outfit costs one dollar, and the inhaler lasts a lifetime.
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Sudsden
J. _S. Nugent
New York Life Insurance Company
Czar to issue amnesty proclamation noted in exile regions
Special to The Republican from St. Petersburg reports the czar may commemorate Easter by issuing a general amnesty for all political and religious prisoners now in Europe Qnesia or in exile in Siberia.
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St. Petersburg
Europe
Qnesia
Siberis
Equitable Life actions and railroad merger plans
Proceedings in the United States circuit court involve J Wilcox Brown of Maryland seeking appointment of a receiver for the surplus and an injunction to protect policy holders. The case cites alleged mismanagement by Equitable Life officials and distribution disputes. In Ohio, the Hollins Zimmer men syndicate moves toward aggressive railway mergers, enlarging a system that could rival major lines. A separate Ohio case reports the death of two children, with a mother under investigation for possible poisoning, while a prior mental episode is noted in her past.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. Wilcox Brown
Maryland
United States Circuit Court
Brown
Net Surea
Morgan
supreme _ court
Herbert G—Tulla
Tulls
Hyde
Society
Franklin B. Lord
Toledo
Hollins: Zimmerman Syndicate
Great Central Lines
Railway
Louisville-and
Nashville Railway
Great Central People
Harriman
Hil
Vanderbilt
Transboria
Columbus
Oletha Demarest
John
Grove City
Henry Anthony
Murphy
Anthony
Gohambue
Pope Pius X Holds Easter Mass in Rome
Pope Pius X received many Easter greetings and celebrated mass in St. Peter’s half hall with 236 attendees, granting communion. He confirmed the sons of Senor Ivancich, the Portuguese consul general. King Victor Emmanuel suspended state affairs to observe Easter with his family then visited Castel Porziano after lunch with Queen Helena.
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Rome
Pope Pius X
Senor
Ivancich
Portugal
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Castel Porziano
Man drowned after going over Niagara Falls
An unknown man walked into the rapids above Goat Island bridge in Niagara Falls and was swept over the falls by the swift current. Witnesses saw the death by his own action. In Newark a gas explosion from a broken pipe wrecked Charles Koch’s home, killing Koch and likely fatally injuring his wife.
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Dayton
Joseph Gregorlick
Stephen Christy
Gregorlick
Christy
Niagara Falls
N. Y
American Channel
Goat Island Bridge
Newark
N. J
Charles, Koch
Koch
Sure Signs of Spring Fishing Opening
A small party led by Chas and Curry went fishing Tuesday afternoon with Chas Gimble. H H Barden wore a Panama hat. Arthur Leighty pitched his first game for the picked team against the high school.
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Chas
Curry
Gimble
H. H. Barden
Arthur Leighty
Creston Doings and Easter Services in Town
The Creston community notes visitations by local families, special Easter services at Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and joint programs. Growth plans include more dwellings and canal projects. Local business and public figures, plus comments on international affairs and market behavior, are mentioned.
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Cherches
Sonny Morming
Ana Erento
Venice
Ian Fuster Siyper
Chay Geyer
Creston
Tale
Japan
Jaya Vis
Forein Afaies
Waikado
Oudu
Chicags Board
Wall Street
Gates
Betsseun
Dr. Hay
John Relfer
Tri-State Miners’ Association
Columbus
N W Chamderlain
Mansfield
Birthday dinners honor local citizens and misfortunes noted
April 26 reports Stra Villa Gill attending her mother in law's birthday dinner at Wm Grom's home. Wm Brant hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Rudy. A horse stepped through a hole, upsetting a bogey and breaking a shaft but causing no serious damage. Martha and Mary Hamilton visited their sister near Nanville, and several youths attended Easter service at Lake Fork. Mrs Sextz visiting in Tiffin as work continues.
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Maysy
Albert Tracy
Orrvilla
Ed Ausset
A. Johnson
Blanche Haley
Misa Mable Davidson
Wooster
Seridasr
Stra. Villa Gill
Inlaw
Wm. Grom
Wm. Brant
Rody
Rudy-wod
Rev. Sells
Martha
Mary Hamil
Miley
Nanville
Lake Fork
Sextz
Tiffin
S. Ws
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Russia
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