Freight Handlers Strike Paralyzes Rail Talks and Demand
Chicago reports three committees sent by the freight handlers to meet railroad managers fail to report progress as both sides refuse concessions. Curran declares the fight on and insists future business with railroads go through the union. A separate note notes commission men plan to halt freight to pressure halt in downtown, while other items cover a mandamus advisory, regiment target practice, a wedding, and local rumors of coal-company talks.
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Chicago
Prc Ont
Curran
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Strikern
Commission
Produce Commission
South Water Street
Packer
Harrison
Onell
Gangrene Causes Death Of Butler Man After Stroke
John Miller father of Mrs J W Myers died in Butler Ohio after a stroke left him paralyzed and a broken leg during a buggy transfer led to gangrene. He was 62. Funeral was held Monday as Mrs Myers and children traveled from Butler for the services.
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Wis
John Miller
J W Myers
Butler, O
Social Notes Dance and Dinners Highlight Thursday
A Thursday evening dance will be hosted by a local club at the city pavilion with mandolin music. Mr and Mrs Mahlon Roach entertain guests at their Beall avenue home in honor of Ress A Littell and his wife. The Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society plans a picnic at the Experiment Station Thursday afternoon inviting families and the Young Ladies Missionary Society. Mrs J F E Applebaugh and the Applebaugh sisters host Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs M M Smith of Butte Montana. Twenty girls and two peothemen from the summer school went to Fuock's Hollow Saturday night in Ira Croz's large picnic wagon for a pleasant time.
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Mahlon Roach
Beall Avenue
Ress A. Littell
Ladies’ Missionary Society of Lutheran Church
Experiment Station
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J FE <Applebaugh
Hickman
Salineville
Norwalk
Marion
Oxford
Pocock Glass Works
Isaac Seriber
Wayne County
Ohio State Journal
Schinberger
East Union
Mattie Black
Ee Ugo
Attengahgay
T_bernacles
Zion City
Kiva Gibson
Des Moines
Samuel McQuigg
Lutheran Church
A. B. Houser
Orrville
John G van Nest
Rowsburg
Ashland County
J P. van Nest
Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society
John Speer
Beaumont
Tex
Allentown
P C
Wesley Weaver
John Bowers, Jr
Clem Franks
Holmes County
C.J Warner
Congress
Daniel Sweir
Jacob Detweiler
Gasche Street
Jane Jeffries
Chicago
Jaclfan Jeffries
J. W. Myers
Omaha
Gib Odell
Lakeville
Pennsylvania Lines
Ruth Bloxham
Ruth Boor
Shreve
H. A McKinley
Henry Childs
Denver
W C. Sullivan
Millersburg
Mers- George Swainhart
Boston
Sopronia Grady
Bowman Street
Otto Stettle
Wooster
Prudential Life Insurance Company
H. R. Smith
Saybolt Avenue
W.D Groff
Columbus
J W. Robert
Stillwater
Oklahoma
James Taggart
Daniel Schann
Jacob L. Saal
Ashland
Eighth Regiment
Oar Galion
Ait
Newark
J. Byron Oliver
Wooster University
New York
Europe
Two Freight Engines Collide In Early Morning Wreck
A Sunday early-morning collision between two freight engines caused heavy damage and derailed trains. One eastbound engine uncoupled to water, ran onto main, collided at speed about 15 mph, wrecking tenders. Conductor Hammer led a return to service crew. Pennsylvania Lines coke cars derailed at Leetonia, tracks blocked for miles after the 9 a.m. accident.
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Blavea
Hammer
T. Work
Leetonia
Vennsylvania
Overall factory aims for expanded shirt production
Terry Childs reports the Overall factory is over three weeks behind on orders yet ready to begin making next glover and hickory shirts. Six to eight workers will be hired as production restarts.
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Terry Child's
Childs
Pittsburg organist Aiwin Lemare in London amid illness
A chaotic notice recounts Aiwin Lemare the Pittsburg Car role Institute organist traveling to London to visit ailing wife. It notes a contract dispute over five seats at Houston University year and hints he may resign as organist if kept abroad. Also covers local birthday, a parrot dying after Cuban voyage, and a letter from J M Naylor praising a long friendship.
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Aiwin Lemare
Carrole Institute
Pittsburg
London
Lemaires
Hou
Temare Phived
Wooster
Pittsboro
Lemare
Samuel Keyelbuen
Sam
Sigsbee to Address Eighth Ohio Reunion at Canton
Rear Admiral Charles Sigsbee plans to attend the Eighth Ohio reunion in Canton this Thursday evening the seventeenth to address the regiment at a crackfire event at Myers lake. Attendance figures from Woesser are not yet known.
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Ohio
Canton
Charles Sigsbee
Ciispfire
Myers Lake Iis
Woesser
University Notes Elocution entertainment and staffing changes
Miss Irene flutters resigns from summer school to join the post office. Margaret Morgun and Margaret Summers of Colorado Springs enroll in the summer school. The elocution department pupils will present an entertainment at the chapel Friday evening. Lulu Holic, summer school teacher, is elected to a higher position at Bowl Green high school.
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Irene Flutters
Margaret Morgun
Margaret Summers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lulu Holic
Bowl Green
Young Husband Harry A Levenberger Dies in Bloomington
Harry A Levenberger died Sunday noon at his Bloomington home after months of throat and lung illness. He was 30, son of Rev J A Levenberger. Born in China during missionary service, he spent childhood there. his mother ran the Livingstone Missionary Home. He graduated Wooster University class of 1k and was known for outdoor sports, especially catching in baseball. He married Vinnie Cunningham. Funeral services Tuesday with Dr Hills and Rev Lowry. interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Harry A Levenberger
Bloomington
J. A Levenberger
China
Ine Paretts
Wooster University
Leyensberger
Vinnie Cunningham
Alvingi Cunningham
la Paul
Ming
Tarly
Hills
Lowry
Wooster Pecock Pocock Plan Factory Construction
Report from Wooster says Harry Pecock Ralph Pocock and Geo Schrader supervise erection of a new factory site. Workers arrive from Massillon, bricks ready, lime house due by midweek. Project aims to start glass production as soon as possible with brisk pace and full mobilization.
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Harry FO Pecock
Ralph Pocock
Wooster
Geo Schrader
Dodd
Massillon
Wold
Summer School Triumph in Local Baseball Game
The Pat Leigors summer school beat Wooster in a Saturday afternoon match at the fu grounds. Pitching by Priest and Werner held the Strammmer School in check while Davis behind the plate, Forbes Alcock Jr and deiphty provided key points for the home side. Eleven men struck out, many errors framed the tense contest as both sides fought for the win. The crowd urged a stronger showing to prove baseball belongs in Wooster.
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Pat Leigors
Fu Grounds
Tayneare
Priest
Werner
Strammmer School
Davis
Forbes Alcock, Jr
Deiphty
Adents
Jr. S
Toedo Man Killed in Railroad Yards Saturday Morning
Cay Brown of Toedo was killed in the railroad yards Saturday morning. He was the son of Jeff Brown formerly of Ashland county and the grandson of Josiah Chaney of Nunokin. He served in Company A, Eighth Ohio Infantry, and was prevented from serving in Cuba by an accident that occurred near Share before the regiment faced.
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Cay Brown
Toedo
Jeff Brown
Ashland County
Josiah Chaney
Nunokin
Eighth Ohio Infantry
Speculation rises on new British cabinet lineup
London July 14 The Marquis of Salisbury resigns the premiership and A J Balfour is named his successor with Edward VII's approval. Cabinet plans prompt intense speculation especially over Joseph Chamberlain as colonial secretary and the quiet life motive behind Salisbury's withdrawal amid postwar reshaping.
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London
Marquis of Salisbury
Great Britain
A J. Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
Edward
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Fay Nriarth
Lotd Saleisbury
Withiawal
Huellest
Mr Chamberlain
South Africa
Gineral
Rathbone at Home Receives Old Time Friends
Rathbone former director general of posts arrives in Cintinnat and is greeted by many old neighbors at the St Nicholas. He will return to Hamilton Tuesday then join family in western New York after attending his affairs. This marks his first visit since Havana trials and he declines further Cuba comment beyond his congressional petition.
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Rathbone
C .Ba
St. Nicholas
Hamilton
New York
Havana
Congress
Ohio State Press Association Arrives for Annual Outing
Frankfort Michigan reports the arrival of the Ohio State Press Association for its yearly outing, traveling in a special train on the Ann Arbor railroad. A Toledo man Fay Brown, 24, was killed at the Toledo bridge works when a heavy iron bar fell from a hoist. George Tyrot, a Wood County farmer, died instantly after falling from a hay wagon and striking his head on a barn floor. The First Brigade of the Ohio National Guard established its camp on the state grounds near Newark, Ohio.
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Frankfort
Mich
Ohio State Press Association
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Fay Brown
Tole Bridge
Lim
Omdale
George Ty- Rot
Wood County
Wark
Ohio National Guard
Drowning at Big Walnut Creek Near Zimmer
Frank Foreman drowned while bathing in Big Walnut creek near Zimmer, Columbus. The incident occurred on July 14. Authorities reported the drowning and are investigating the circumstances.
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Bather
Columbus
Frank Foreman
Big Walnut Creek
Zimmer
Smallpox fears and local social notes across regions
A jumble of brief items reports health scares in salineville and Norwalk, social visits across Orrville and Butler, new births, sales on hats, and local officials in Wayne county. Mentioned are Mrs. Newt Beard’s illness, John Myers at Butter, and various residents visiting family, with university work troubles and community events filling the page.
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Assisant Katney
Torney Gat Vin
William A. Hahn
Supreme Court
Payne Oy
Nashs
Hahn
Napouleon
S'ath Regiment
Walccott
Eigar
Cramer
Cameron
Urban
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Lions
Wedding
Springfield
Charlies W. Whitlatch
Lena Seigle
Justice T. P. Bryden
Philadelphia
Federation of Womans Clubs
Laubach & Boyd
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Social Notes
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Poliparrot
Robert Camtron
Cuba
Bayrith Regiumant
Came Eroy
Chas Hixler
Cleveland Leader
Power
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Naylor
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Waeister Tihde
James Piekims
Wauke Toothiuw
Om Naylor
Nastler
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Sigsbee
University Notes
Harry B. Leyenberger
Pocock
Pococks
O& OF
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Lerer
Gray
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Dius
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SIN Engles
Peru
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Varon
Norther
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Chamberlain
A. A. J. Balfour
Mansfeld GG
William M Hahn
Ceffrcult
Ohio Supreme Court
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William Fett
Barkeeper
Dayton
Joseph Garbier
Balonn
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Lousvile
Nors Nunn
Birdle Emenenger
Emenengér
Owas
Joveswith
Eugene Cowles
Mr Cowles
America
Qoe
Nick Amster
M W A. Sidle
Angora
Stark County
Hartford City
Ind
Tyrone
Moz
W. H Maurer
Wif
Snyder
Fal Snider Maurer
Pout Grandps
Fred Baird
Wellington
Robert Stewart
Findlay
Margaret Johnson
Smith
Johnson
J. B. Taylor
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
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Southever
East Henry
Frank Ackerman
South Rover Street
H.G Dally
Ladies of the Maccabees
Highland Park
Miss McMonigal
Miss Milligan
Loudonville
May Boydston
R. T. Bechtel
Will Bucher
Jett
Martha
Appleman
Man
W. H. Lelr
Wayne
Ohio Penitentiary
Overholt
Jesse McClellans
Myers & Long
C. W. Whitmore
Canaan
Orrville Crescent
Republican
J. Frank Herb
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Laubach & Boyd Agts
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Goc
Tmen’s
Sten
Serge Coats
Porto
Prick Memorial Block
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Winkler Horse CO
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