The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-03-05
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WEDNESDAY.
Thomas C. Platt was reelected tf
the United States senate from New
| York.
Congressman Albert ]. Hopkins wa.
elected United States senator from
Illinois.
The new governor of Pennsylvania
advocates the punishment of owners
Of sensational newspapers.
John T. Norris, the detective, was
arrested on eight indictments fol
blackmail at Springfield. O.
Former Speaker Kelly Of the st
Louis house Of delegates got two
years sentence for perjury.
Five milliners were arrested al
Hamilton. o., charged with using
song-birds to decorate hats.
Charles W. Hale, GAINESVILLE, O., was
found at the foot of flight of stairs
with his head crushed. The cause Of
his death Is q mystery.
TUESDAY.
The jewelry store of R. M. Munich
South Bend, Ind. was robbed OF
$4,000 in goods.
Henry T. Quackenburg and wife
each aged 80. were burned to death in
? fire at Pittsburg.
Leonard Quint, 1s, Columbus. O.,
who was found guilty of murder, has
been sentenced to be electrocuted
Nay %.
Governor Nash has issued a procla-
nation against coal stealing, with
special reference to the riotous doings
near Xenia.
GavernoE Nash and other members
OF invitation committee left for Wash.
ington to invite President Roosevelt
70 the Ohio centennial at ghillicothe.
Charley and Earl Polly, Ports.
mouth. O.. were perhaps mortally
wounded by their brother, James Pol
ly. The sheoting was the elimination
Of a careusal.
MONDAY.
The new naval training school will
doubtless be located by the depart.
ment at Put-In-Bay. o.
The most powerful gun ever built
In America. q 16-inch coast defense
rifle, was successfully tested at Sandy
Hook.
The cause Of the long delay In the
arrival Of the Atlantic liner st. Louis
at New York city was due to leaking
boilers.
A boiler explosion near West New
ton. Pa, wrecked a sawmill, killed
two men and injured two others, one
probably fatally.
At Chicago Eugene J. Conklin shot
and killed Miss Jennie Dwyer and
painfully injured her escort, Frank
Fay Merritt, and died Of self-inficted
wounds.
At Santa Barbara, Cal, Miss Caro-.
line Kelly. a young society woman Of
New York city. was caught in a pas
senger elevator and badly mangled.
She may die.
SATURDAY.
William Henry Orr. Hamilton, O.,
"a, and unmarried, shot himself in the
head with a rife.
Engineer Wolf of Delaware, O., was
decapitated while his train was speed.
ing towards Springfield. o.
The Pennsylvania and other rail.
roads file figures before the inter-
state commerce commission.
For the first time in many years the
Thames rive<. in England, is frozen
over. The ice is nearly an inch thick.
A messenger boy pulled a lever in
. blockhouse at Cumberland, Nd, and
four railway men are killed in rail-
way wreck.
War between rival labor organiza-
tions in Chicago resulted in a lockout
Of 1000 workers. including about
2 I.00Q women,
The official figures show that 47.714
persons lost their lives and 33,112
houses were destroyed as a result of
the recent earthquakes at Andijan.
Turkestan;
FRIDAY.
Paul Munsch, 6, Hamilton. O., was
drowned. He broke through the ice
while sliding
Fostoria people drove OF the de-
tectives sent to prevent the taking of
coal in the railroad yards.
sIrene Mouselle," the alleged mat
rimonial schemer. was bound over at |
Marietta. o. Her husband was re:
leased.
M. Goubet, the inventor Of the SUBJ
marine torpedo boat bearing his |
name, who was recently confined in
IN asylum for the insane, is dead in
Paris.
At Mansfield. O., the circuit court
granted a continuance Of the extradi-
ion case of former Insurance Com.
missioner William M. Hahn, wanted
" New York authorities.