The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-27
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near Montgomery, Ala. They had
threatened to kill a white man who
resented insults.
Frank f. Freese, thirty, Of Oshkosh
was instantly killed and nine injured
none Of them seriously. when an in
terurban car jumped the track near
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Broodlng over being drafted, Rus
sell Barr twenty-four, a farmland,
shot and wounded Chris McQuiston,
sixteen, at Laporte. Ind, and then
blew off part of his own face with a
shotgun.
Flve-year-old Philomena Marino at
tempted to initiate her mother lifting
clothing from a boiler Of hot water
at her home in st. Louis. She fell
into the boiler of water and was scald.
ed to death.
Prince Won Radolin, former German
ambassador at Paris, died on his es-
tate near Posen. He was a social
favorlte at the French capital.
Dress ginghams are priced at New
York for spring on a basis Of about
&C per cent higher than a year ago,
but only from to per cent above
last sales OF fall goods.
Texas house of representative will
meet Aug. / on a call issued by
Speaker F. o. Fuller to consider the
preparation of articles of impeach.
ment against Governor J. E. Ferguson
Professor William d. Hurd, direc-
tor of the extension service OF the
Massachusetts, agricultural college
has been called to Washington to act
as an assistant to the secretary of
agriculture.
The United States mas become the
worlds largest producer of silver dis
placing Mexico, which, until 1914, pre-
duced twice as much as the United
States, but whose output now Is only
one-half as great.
Alfred Moseley, for many years
prominent in English educational mat.
ters is dead in England.
The hundred and twenty-first ami
versary of the city of Cleveland was
celebrated with flag raising in Pub.
lie square.
When the cashier arrived to open
up the Bank of Cadz, Trigg county,
Ky, he found that safecrackers had
blown off the vault door and escaped
with 5000 in cash.
Professor Jesse Benedict Carter, di.
rector of the American academy in
Rome and former professor of Latin
at Princeton, died at Bologna, Italy,
of apoplexy caused by a sunstroke.
Accusing him of flirting with his
wife, James Sansone shot and killed
Charles Klostermeyer in a crowded
streetcaT at st. Louis. A mob pounced
on Sansone and beat MIN into insen-
sibility.
Augustin S. Chester, sixty-seven,
former deputy judge of the Groton
(Mass.) town court, killed himself by
use of dynamite. He had been ILL.,
A house and senate conference re-
port was filed, agreeing upon a blN to !
give full credit for all time spent in |
the army or navy in the war by homo
steaders.
Half a million dollars worth Of
woolen mill machinery and mill prop
erty were destroyed by fire at the |
plant of The Waterloo Woolen com
pany at Waterloo, N. Y.
Due to continued dry weather, the |
grain crop throughout large portions
of Minnesota, the Dakotas and Mon
tana at present seems likely to be
considerably below normal.
Recent increases In freight rates on
bituminous coal from mines In Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee to
points In Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
were upheld by the interstate com
merce commission.
An endowment of 500, 900 for home
was created by the quadren-
nial convention of the Ladies' Cath
olic Benevolent society.
Rev. Mgr. John O'Brien, founder Of
the Sacred Heart Review, and pastor
Of Sacred Heart church, died at Cam
bridge, Mass. He was born in Ireland.
Twice rescued from mobs, Albert
Parret and son, negroes, are Jailed at
Va, charged with mur.
dering w. r. Roach, young farmer, al
Red House.
Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman, anarchists, were released
from a New York prison on $4,000
bail. United States supreme court
granted writ Of error in their cases.
The diet of Finland adopted the au-
.onomy bill in full by vote of 1876
20 55.
Guilio Bennidetto, a car inspector,
was instantly killed when he was
crushed beneath cut of cars.
Charles e. Knapp was arrested at
oassaic, N. j., charged with starting
'umors of disaster to American war
ships.
Red Cross chapters have been re.
luested to send at once to nearest
station all available stocks
" gauze bandages.
Southeastern Kentucky and Tennes-
zee miners demand substantial wage .
ncreasS, eight hour day and improved
conditions.
President Samuel Rea of the Penn
ylvania railroad confirmed the sale
# all the Pennsylvania anthracite
properties to M. A. Hanna & Company
# Cleveland.
Charles Bollinger, fifty-two, for
many years connected with the turf
nd one OF the organizers Of the old
queen City Jockey club, died of heart
rouble at his home in Covington, KY.
w. H. Anderson, superintendent os
he Kentucky division of the Louis.
lille and Nashville railroad, died at