Nash Takes the Helm in Ohio Inauguration
Special Correspondence from Columbus reports the inauguration of Governor George K. Nash, the first in state history for a second time, with 20 000 spectators. The ceremony featured a dawn oath, a decorated rotunda, a brief address by Chief Justice Williams, and a grand parade ending with Lt. Governor Nippert’s formal swearing in.
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Columbus
Marshall J. Williams
Ohio Supreme Court
Glee Club
Senate
Cart KF. Nippert
Parude
Gem H. A. Axline
Axline
Ohio Cavalry
Nash
Chaphain Slagel
Russell
Patterson
Nippert
Governors Escort to Capitol Amid Massed Pageantry and Oath
Crowds filled Jefferson Avenue as a decorated Governor led by the IMM corps and civic troops moved to the State capitol. The Fourth Regiment band played America while dignitaries led prayers and administered the oath, with state officials and military units in attendance for a formal reception at the State House.
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G. A
IMM
Civalry
Legislatu
Jefferson Ave
Regimnent
America
Sec
Polley Bassell
Columbus
Afticltl
Hand
Ohio National Guard
John C. Sparks
W. C. Thompson
The
State University
Blah
Cinelinati
Mtullsplitters
Lincoln Club
Voledo
Dayton
James Kilburnie
Govexon
Company
Akron
Herman Werner
State House
Supreme Court
Faculty of Colleges
K. J. Murdoch
Band member sues for damages over injured in machine
Calvin Cerri seeks 10 0000 dollars in Akron court from Chas H Tsbell and Dan Metanry alleging his band member was injured after being struck by an excavating machine during sewer contract work. Foreman Tanes Metinwan named in relation to the subcontracted sewer operation.
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Calvin ‘Cerri
Hay
Messrs
Chas. H. Tsbell
Dan Metanry
Akron
Perel
Aun
Tanes Metinwan
Sowse Vometietion
Drei
Ambassador Choate Calls on the President in Washington
Choate called on the President in Washington today. He said his White House visit was only to pay respects and that Mo will fill for Tagland on Wednesday.
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Washington
Anmbassador Choate
Tagland
White House
Will Take Charge Wednesday in Washington
Henry Payne, newly appointed official for General Affairs, will take the oath Wednesday. The ceremony marks Payne's assumption of charge of the department as officials outline duties and expectations for the new administration.
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Will
Washington, Jan
Henry ©. Payne
Marconi to Transmit Atlantic Messages by Wireless Telegraphy
News confirms Signor Marconi plans commercial wireless telegraphy across the Atlantic. He describes Newfoundland to Cornwall experiments and anticipates two stations in Europe and two in North America. At a banquet in New York he is to discuss achievements with speakers including General Nelson A. Miles and others.
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Marconi
Atlantic
New York
Signor Marconi
Canada
Thetiuiin
Willill
Europe
Marcent
New Foundland
Cornwall
England
Murcout
Ae Tout
Nelste A. Mitek
Ainilval Bradford
Puli
Columbia University
Moure Carlo
Kersht
Stockholders protest appointment at People's Bank
In Painesville Ohio January 18 the stockholders oppose County Clerk Crofoot being named receiver. A petition signed by a majority protests Judge W S Metcalf action, preferring the original agreement with Harley Barnes as assignee. Crofoot was a large depositor.
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Painesville
People’s Bank
Crofoot
Metcalf
Harley Barnes
Barley Grain Elevator Burns in Chicago Fire
A fire at the American Malting Co. plant on Find Street destroyed the barley storage and elevator structure, valued at about 275000 dollars. The front elevator, 150 feet high and 600 by 200 feet, held around 200000 bushels of barley and was nearly total loss. The blaze began early today in the elevator and consumed the entire complex.
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Chicago
American Malting Co
Find St
Two Overcoats Reported Stolen in City
Sudden cool weather linked to the disappearance of two coats. A gray coat and soft hat belonging to Win Worialls vanished from the Chirondon hotel office around noon Sunday, while a coat owned by O Welmer at an East Market Street boarding house was also taken. Value listed at $15. Police notified.
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Stinlay
Win
Worialls
Chirondon
Aboue
Cout
Welmer
East Market
Loth
Snow Delays Hit Business And Transit In Winont
Snow made inroads in Winont as Saturday streets were deserted and merchants reported below normal sales. Streetcar lines suffered minor delays while plows operated from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. Roads were mostly clear, with few serious incidents. Rail crews kept switches free, and sleighs remained common Sunday and Monday as continued cold weather persisted.
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Winont
Yratte
Stount
Temporary printer repairs delay in Democrat press
Our readers are advised that a temporary breakdown of the Democrat's machine caused delays in todays issue. Linoleum tiles worn were replaced this afternoon and repairs completed so there should be no deficiency in tomorrow's paper.
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Democrat
Moxloww
Carnegie Offers City 8150,000 For Public Wheary Building
Andrew Carnegie proposes an 8150,000 gift for a public library building with a city pledge to provide a favorable site and spend at least $1,000 on maintenance. President Jones Thomas says council will unanimously accept. Carnegie hints at future gifts when city grows.
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Columbus
Dan
Andrew Carnegie
Ita City
Jones J. Thomas
Council
Ghost Drill at Bt. Bernard’s School Hall
Sunday evening entertainment at Bt Bernard’s school hall drew a large crowd. Organized by Mrs M A Germann with help from Miss Airy G Waldvogel and Mr F J Wanderer, the program featured a Mother Goose frolic music and a ghost drill by church girls. In Cleveland Ohio officials report a self destruction incident at 22 Franklin alley early Sunday. Emmy Speck Hungarian employed by Theodor Ritts sewing machine cabinet maker saturated his clothing with kerosene and died at St Johns Hospital after setting himself ablaze.
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Bt. Bernard’s
M.A. Germann
Misa Airy G. Waldvogel
F. J. Wanderer
Cleveland
Oy Dan
Pranklin Alley
Emmy Speck
Theodor Ritts
St. John's Hospital
Pioneer Will Speak at Salvation Army Rally Tonight
Major Barnett, a Salva tio army pioneer in South America, and Adjutant Tord of Cleveland will address the Salvation Army fall meeting tonight.
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Major Barnett
Salvatio Army
South America
Adjutant Tord
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Schwab Wins Great Stakes at Monte Carlo
Report from Monte Carlo notes Charles Schwab amid crowds at the casino as he wins large sums in a single day. The American gambler's fortune grows. patrons and tourists, including notable musicians, fill the scene with bets and attention.
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Schwab
Monte Carlo
Charles Schwab and the syndicate’s high stakes gambit
An early 20th century clash centers on Charles M Schwab and a London syndicate aiming to break the bank. Rosslyn, aged 18, navigates perilous days on a financial tightrope as funds surge and the press tracks daily gains and losses amid mounting conservation concerns.
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Rosdyn
Monte Caplo
Rosslyn
Taxation Bills Open Session Before Legislature
The article notes the legislature opening with debates on taxation and proposed bills. Tom Johnson measures are expected to be introduced early, with potential two cent fare and vitriol crime bills on the agenda. Disputes over tax policy hinge on audits enforcement and equalization, while liquor interests anticipate a clash and may push a residence district bill.
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Colunt
Whale
House of Representatives
Senate
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Neses
Sore
Bonarda
Tiin
Narh'a Notons
Dentere
GEO
T. Blake
Cleveland Lin. 1. Bonded plan to save Federal Telephone assets
Creditors of the Federal Telephone company, led by the Brepéi Moore Syndicate, discussed a plan to transfer stock and create collateral security for new bonds to pay debts and keep the system operating. Banks showed interest, with bids from the Bell Telephone company and John J. McLain, aiming to preserve Detroit and Dayton plants.
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Cleveland. Lin
Heder ‘Telephone Company
Brepéi Moore Syndicate
Ligne Yexterfay
Pedera Telephone Company
Anishonnoon Plevnd
Dethoit
Daytelh
Countties Hax
Bell “‘Telephone Company
John J. Mc[Lain
Band Concerts Planned At Grand Opera House
Manager T K Albaugh of the Grand Opera House did not meet band leaders Sunday as arranged. He said every detail was proceeding well and the plan would be a success. The first concert is scheduled for Sunday night though the opening band is not yet chosen.
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Opera House
Albaugh Gaid Yo
Amy Uint
Griner Quenches Inferno At Delicatessen Fire
Mr ZL Griner of Greiner and Bruxel saved the Delicatessen restaurant Saturday when an umbrella fell onto a gas stove, igniting a blaze. Griner acted quickly tossing the umbrella from a back window, preventing disaster as diners wondered whose umbrella it was.
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ZL. Griner
Greiner & Bruxel
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