Fear the Night Riders in Ohio Tobacco Beds Targeted
A D C Kel of Cincinnati met with Governor Harris to push a state law that would make damaging tobacco beds a felony, not a misdemeanor. Tobacco growers plan to lobby legislature as night riders move beyond property destruction to plant destruction.
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Ridera
Columbus
D. C
Kel
Cincinnati
Independent Tobacco
Wers
Brown County
Gover Harris
Ry Re
Night Riders
Ohio
Wrris
Ohio River
Taft Nomination Expected On First Ballot Says A I Vorys
Columbus report cites Arthur I. Vorys national manager of Taft mass meeting in Washington who says he cannot reveal strength estimates but is more confident Taft will be nominated on the first ballot. He notes 289 Taft instructed delegates, 92 uninstructed, 211 for other candidates across the Republican national convention slate.
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Vorys
Columbus
Arthur I Vorys
Taft “Mass
Washington
Hia
Taft
Iitchcock
Chicago
Boy found with sprouted beans in ears in Cleveland
Beans sprout from both ears of 7 year old Al bino Gammere after being treated for deafness in Cleveland Ohio. Dr Childs reports ordinary table beans sprouted inside the ear and would have caused death by June. Beans removed in operation and hearing quickly returned. The incident dates from a ship voyage from Italy.
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Cleveland
Childs
Italy
Two Die in Cleveland Fire at Landmark West Side House
A Cleveland blaze killed William Pake, 22, and Hugo Gresser, 35, and left eleven fairies turned out and a hundred people homeless after the Parker tenement house and four other dwellings burned. An examination of the ruins suggests the fire started from an exploding lamp. The landmark West Side house housed two families and escaped quickly by flames trapped survivors.
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Cleveland
William Pake
Igo Gresser
West Side
J H Jensen
North Shore Electric Company
Waukegan
Wis
Tawney and Chaney
Washington
D. C
Society For Savings of
Ohio
Robert Parker
Remington
Ind
Glenpool
Oklahoma
Gulf Pipe Line Company
The
Creek Oil Company
Glenn Oil Company
A. O Bowden
Maysville
Coryell
H. C. Frick Company
Connellsville
James Lally
Seneca
Kan
McKinley Home in Canton Reopened as Mercy Hospital
The McKinley home in Canton was closed as a private residence and sold to Mrs Rose Morer of Canton for 20000 dollars. It will be used as a nonsectarian hospital named Mercy Hospital under Bishop Ignatius F Horst of the Cleveland diocese and open to everyone.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Canton
Ignatius F Horsttann
Cleveland Catholic
Rose Nlorer
Mercy Hospital
Foraker urged by Springfield club in Seventh District
The Foraker club in Springfield urges about 5000 Black voters in the Seventh Congressional district to support Foraker as a candidate at the Chicago convention. Voters are asked to send two delegates with instructions to vote for him.
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Foraker
Springfield
Foraker Club
Chicago
Blaine Club to Host Ohio Delegation at Theater
The Young Men's Blaine Club of Cincinnati announces it will greet the entire Ohio delegation to the national Republican convention at the Tilliois theater on Monday June 15. Arrangements for the event are being completed.
Confessions in Newark murder case and will dispute
On April 28 George Pre ’un confessed to involvement in the Hearles murder and claimed self defense in a Furley Pulaware shooting. A jury was delayed over a contested will of Junius Beg in regarding a $15000 estate left to the Foreign Missionary Society by the elder, with his son contesting. Also noted, Charles Selft, a tobacco farmer near Ripley, faced arson by 36 to 40 rioters destroying beds and other crops.
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Newark
George Pre ‘UN
Hearles
Ture
Furley
Pulaware
Junius Begin
Presbyteria
Foreign Missionary Society
Ripley
Charles Sel‘elt
Collision at Sea Leaves 28 Dead and Missing
The collision between the American liner St Paul and the British cruiser Gladiator near the Isle of Wight results in 5 confirmed dead, 23 missing, and six severely injured. Divers fail to find more bodies as the St Paul sustains heavy bow damage.
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London
Isle of Wight
Admiralty
Secretary of the Admiralty
St. Paul
Pneumonia Claims Lieutenant General Linevitch Famous Warrior
Lieutenant General Linevitch, aide to Emperor Nicholas and commander of the First Manchurian army, died of pneumonia in St Petersburg at age 68 after a week of illness and heart failure. He fought in the Calcasus at 21 and in the 1877-78 Russo Turkish war, later commanding Russian forces in Manchuria since 1904 and participated in Mukden and other engagements.
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Linevitch
St Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas
Linovitch
Russia
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Central Labour Union Seeks Roosevelt Inquiry Over Mint Labor
Philadelphia April 28 The Central Labour union adopts resolutions urging President Roosevelt to investigate charges that Philadelphia mint Superintendent Landis violated the eight hour law and holiday orders. Union reports mint employees faced overtime on holidays, used to cut costs. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the president.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Central Labour Union
Landis
Feeney
Taft Honored at Bridgeport Republican Club Banquet
Secretary William H Taft was the guest of honor at a Bridgeport Republican club banquet in the state armory. The event drew the largest attendance yet, with a 100 seat auctioned. Taft spoke on national affairs amid a reception at a local hotel. Evans to Rejon Fleet.
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Bridgeport
Con
William H Taft
Bridgeport Republican Club
State Armory
Taft Am
New York
Taft
Harmon Weighs Gubernatorial Candidacy In Ohio
Cincinnati April 28 official notice states former U S attorney general Judson Harmon has reconsidered declining the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and will enter the race if the party desires him. Close friends say he is reluctant but would accept if urged by Democracy of the state.
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Harmon
Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
United States
Ohio General Assembly Backs City Government Reform Bill
The House con curred 67 to 12 in senate amendments to a plan creating a federal style city government with a mayor and three directors. A director of public safety and a director of public service would join the mayor on a board of control, with civil service rules for most officials. The measure, delaying to January 1, 1910, also covers school fire drills and doors unlocked during hours, plus building and loan laws. A separate resolution seeks a Cleveland municipal affairs inquiry by a six member joint committee.
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General Assembly
Columbus
House
Senate
Civil Service
Ohio
Russell
Shelby County
Frizzell
Montgomery County
Little
Greene County
Cleveland
Lamb
Lucas County
West
Logan
Voyage of Fleet Reaches Hampton Roads After Long Ocean Stint
The Atlantic battle ship fleet will have covered about 42 500 miles when it arrives at Hampton Roads on February 22. An itinerary shows a San Francisco to Philippines route then to China and Japan and back to Manila with a 16 218 mile total. The Honolulu to Auckland leg, 3850 miles, is the longest stretch and will take just over 16 days.
Taft Endorsed For Presidential Nomination At Meeting
After a lengthy fight in Huntington April 28, delegates forced a resolution urging Congress to pass the bill reinstating the negro soldiers discharged after the Brownsville affair. W F Hite of Huntington and T E Houston of Welch were named as delegates, and James A Hughes of Huntington was renominated by the Fifth District Republican convention.
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Indorse
Taft
Huntington
W. Va
Congress
Brownsville
W F Hite
T EE Houston
Welch
James A. Hughes
Markets Report From Multiple Cities on Live Cattle and Hogs
East Buffalo and Pittsburg feature varied cattle prices with steers at 5.50 to 6.66, cows around 2.75 to 3.50, and hogs in the 4.00 to 5.10 range. Chicago and New York list steers near 6.90 to 7.16, hogs around 5.40 to 6.50, and lambs 6.50 to 8.40, with wheat futures around 6.68.
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East Buffalo
York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Toledo
Multitude of 1912-era Headlines Mark a Turbulent Period
Reports span several incidents across cities and nations. An Italian interpreter in Logan O faces five years in prison for a fatal shooting. a bandit rumored dead in Tangier. suicides linked to debts. violent crimes in Johnstown and Bandana. a major train collision near Gargantan siding Mexico with dozens killed or injured. fires destroy banks and homes. a range of political and social upheavals fill the scene from Wyoming to New York and beyond.
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Mike Ciselo
George Hare
Logan O
Tangier
Nas
Leymes
Tarrant
Long
Wundo
China
New York
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Oriental Steamship Company
Buffalo
William Piazel
Hugh Doherty
United States
Johnson N. Camden
Camden
West Virginia
Cheever
Fairmont
Minn
Clark W. May
Hamlin
Gargantan Siding
Mexico
Guadaloupe
Frank Tuttle
Alliance, O
Bandana
Ballard County
Madame Gould
Naples
Prince Helie de Sagan
Johnstown
Louis Fleckenstein
T. A. McIntyre Company
New York Cotton and Produce Exchange
David Weatherbe
Albert Lemm
Corry
Farmers National Bank
Emlenton
First National Bank
Clintonville
New York Assembly
William Beman
Fred Galand
Edgerton
Great Falls
Mont
Ellsworth Collieries Company
Ellsworth
Meyer Glessenberger
The Lord Jesus Comforts Disciples in John Fourteen
A 1908 Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus speech in John fourteen in the Passover room. It stresses faith in God, Jesus as the way to the Father, and the promise of dwelling with Him, with emphasis on love, unity, and divine guidance.
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American Press Association
Judas Iscariot
Peter
God
Gethsemane
Calvary
Martha
Mary
Father
John
Olivet
Thomas
Jesus
Moses
Israel
Philip
Bargain Farmland List From Warren Agency
J. A. Smith announces weekly revised farm lists for sale in Warren Ohio with a reputable firm. He claims there are bargains on lands at $15 to $125 per acre and offers to refund buyer expenses after inspection.
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Trumbull
Portageco
Warren
Village real estate listing near Carey and Clay street
A sequence of property notices offers a 9 room house with a new barn near the Catholic Church, a 7 room house on Clay street, a 120 acre farm four miles from Carey on the pike with a large frame house, and an 87 acre farm near Carey with a brick house and a large red barn. All are advertised as bargains and encourage quick response.
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Clay Street
Carey
Pike
Dr Shoop Restorative Promoted For Kidney Relief
An old medical advertisement claims weak kidneys result from nerve weakness and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as the remedy. It warns against focusing on the kidneys alone and urges readers to try the product for healing the nerves and stomach related to kidney distress.
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Shoop
Law and a Judge Clarify Excluded Issues in Ohio Case
Toledo lawyer notes that layman logic cannot allow side issues to influence cases. A newly elected Ohio judge, in a burglary trial, rules on a witness statement about the prisoner writing his name. The judge says the assertion is excluded and clarifies the prisoner is accused of writing someone else’s name.
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Ounce
Toledo
Ohio
Defcndant
Waiting for a Sneezing Shoemaker
A mysterious man watches a shoemaker in a department store while loading tacks into a shoe. A store detective questions him. the man replies he is just waiting to see what happens if the shoemaker sneezes with a mouthful of tacks.
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Philadelphia Record
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Montney
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
D. M. Stearns
Hart
Mr. Stephens J. Hart
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J. D. Ewing
Stephen J. Hart
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
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J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Dr. Shoop
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