Pierpont Artist Dies After Car Strike In Cincinnati
Coroner to probe death of Pierpont 62 an artist struck by a streetcar on South Norwood at Hunt and Broadway January 17. Autopsy planned as investigators pursue exact cause. Conductor and motorman to be questioned. postmortem likely.
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Pierpont
Cinciinati Regalia
Foertmeyer
Joseph
Hunt and Broadway
Hunt Street
Norwood
B. Merrill Ricketts
Mewerve
Pries
Saad
South Norwood
Waiter's Bride Is An Heiress Special 1
Mrs Roberta Dueelavee heiress to a Bellevue Stratford waiter He will receive 11 percent of the proceeds of a business left by the late Bet Butler and $4000 from estate residue The eloper case involved Jo Cohen and an alleged kidnapping in Philadelphia and Chicago authorities pursued charges but dropped them as she was treated as a daughter
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Roberta Dueelavee
de Jenon
Aly
Chicago
Jo. Cohn
Bellevue- Stratford
City
Rt Butet
Elopers
Cohen
Pila Elphia
Mrs Smith to Be a Nun Begins Study
Mrs Henrietta Nicholy Smith widow of Charles Emory Smith former postmaster general ambassador to Russia and editor of the Philadelphia Press has entered the Institute of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine as a probationary candidate preparing to take the veil. Mother Superior Marion Frances said she began the cloisterary two years study and meditation a few weeks ago. She may withdraw at the end of the year if she chooses.
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New York
Henrietta Nicholy Smith
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
Philadelphia Press
Institute of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine
Marion Frances
Vessels in peril as coast storm aids three revenue cutters
Norfolk Va Feb 15 three revenue cutters Onondaga Seminole and Pamlico aid distressed schooners in the Atlantic and Pamlico Sound. The Mary E Palmer fifty miles south of Cape Henry towed toward port after rigging loss and water intake. The Bayard Hopkins and Lucretia also reported damaged or grounded with crew rescued.
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Onondaga
Pamlico
Atlantic’ Ocean
Mary E. Palmer
Cape Henry
Palmer
Virginia
Carolina
Seminole
Bayard
Hopkins
Diamond
Lucretia
Pamlico Sound
Othe
Jury finds four men guilty of manslaughter in Seeberville case
A Michigan jury in Houghton found Arthur Davis John Groff James Cooper and two county deputies Edwin Pelkinghorne and Harry James guilty of manslaughter for the Seeberville copper mine strike killing of Steve Patrich. James was acquitted by Judge Flannagan as prosecutors showed he did not fire.
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Houghton, Mich
Arthur Davis
John, Groff
James Cooper
New York
Edwin Pelkinghorne
Harry James
Steve Patrich
Seeberville
Pelkinghorth
James
Flannagan
The Mills Bill Again Sparks Taxpayer Action
The legislature reconvenes as Cleveland backers push a public utility bill to gain city bonds and expanded control. Taxpayers are urged to telegram or mail protests to Governor Cox to prevent the measure, which would raise debt and taxes on homeowners and risk fiscal mismanagement.
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Cleveland
House
Senate
Landers
Leas
Cox
Baker Cox seeks Mills bill compromise in Ohio
Gov Cox plans a special message to the legislature urging passage of bills to bar lawmakers from holding state jobs during term, shift tax valuation dates, permit bond issues without a popular vote, and tweak automobile taxes. Baker faction hopes to win support for utilities bond provisions and Mills public utility bill with safeguards and referendums.
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Colimbas Boreau Ciemnnats
Eee i
Cleveland
Villa Waiting For Gannon 10 Take Torreon
Special to The Americas reports General Villa in Juarez awaiting four heavy field pieces shipped from New York by express along with cartridges and rifles from Bannerman. Dispatched from Chihuahua by river, troops are south of the state line with an effort to attack Torreon and reportedly 50 Federals captured. U S officers reinforce Fort Bliss to prevent the escape of Jose Ynez Salazar from the prison camp after a Friday night escape attempt.
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Americas
el Paso
Texas
United States Army
Jose Ynez Salazar
Fort Bliss
Huerta Aids Win Elections In Two States
In Mexico two states held constitutional elections marking Huerta era rule. Manual Rivera won Campeche and General Prisciliano secured Yucatan as governors, both previously serving as military governors appointed by President Huerta.
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Americas
Mexico City
Huerta
Campeche
Manual Rivera
Yucatan
Prisciliano
Marshall Invites Namesake Selling Whiskies to Gall
Vice President Marshall voiced annoyance over mail mix ups with Thomas R. Marshall of Ohio who runs a cafe and saloon in Washington. He proposed changing his name or entering the gin business, citing wrong mail deliveries and shipments of wet goods to the Shoreham Hotel. The cafe owner replied that presidents have dined there, and the VP invited him to call in the Vice President's room to get acquainted.
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Washington
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Ohio
Shoreham
Manuir
Weather forecast for Cincinnati and surrounding states
Cincinnati clears Monday with Tuesday fair skies and brisk northwest winds. West Virginia sees snow on Monday improving to warmer, fair conditions by Tuesday. Kentucky expected fair Monday with unsettled notes into Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
West Virginia
Kentucky
State Treasurer Witness in Graft Case Ends Life
A distressed report states the Oklahoma state treasurer, tied to a graft inquiry, died by suicide amid a high profile trial. The case involves $54,000 damage claims by Mrs. Minnick and Senator Gore’s testimony in Washington. Legal action drew in various attorneys and witnesses as the proceedings neared conclusion.
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Oklahoma
Cincinnati to Present Bank Data Before National Commission
Cincinnati officials led by F. Dieterle and A. Thman present regional bank data to a national commission in Washington. Houston and McAdoo arrive for hearings as Hinsch and Rowe bolster Cincinnati's case in Atlanta and prepare to contest sites others. The panel adjourns for deliberation with results expected in coming weeks.
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National Commission
United the Circuit
E F. Dieterle
Ber of Commerce
Hanies A. Th
Cincinnati Armg House Association
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University of Cincinnati
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Avanta
WW. F. Allander
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Cleveland
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Bar Evelyn Thaw at Hotels Sleeps in Railroad Car
Special to Me American Charlotte N C reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw appeared in a show but could not secure lodging. Despite reservations requests at several first rate hotels and one second rate house no rooms were available. She spent the night in a sleeping car while the rest of her company found no trouble. The hotels were crowded and audiences filled the city for her performance.
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Charlotte
N.C
Bebé
Lio—Mie
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Poison incident ends with man rushed to hospital
George Ackerman aged 35 of 1048 Dunlap street drank rat poison yesterday morning. He was found unconscious in front of 1909 Central avenue and taken to City Hospital where doctors say he will recover.
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George Ackerman
Dunlap Street
Central Avenue
Kennedy State Treasurer Committed Suicide in Buffalo
John J. Kennedy state treasurer of New York killed himself with a razor in a hotel washroom in Buffalo. The body was found by his son. An official statement said Kennedy was temporarily insane amid pressure from a cross examination by District Attorney Whitman. Kennedy had been subpoenaed to appear before the New York grand jury. subpoenas were served in Albany and after a luncheon Kennedy attended by officials and others. No motive was given and friends offered no clear reason for the act.
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Lovitte
Paraneten
John J. Kennedy
New York
Whitman
Buffalo
Hreau
Markeen Hotel
Wils
Nam H. Kennedy
Jin En
Michael F. Dirnberger
Kennedy
Shy
New York City
Dirnberger
Ken Aidy
Whittman
Alsbany
Henry P. Burgard
Fulton, Noy
Hag
Burgard
Tonigne Burgard
Cragg
Ben Poe
Ken Mguy
Iit
THINK WOMAN ENDED LIE BY TAKING POISON
Mrs Ida El Foster died at 2102 German Street after a suspected mercury poisoning. Dr William Stephan reported to the coroner investigation by Foertmeyer and Clerk Willan Hoene. Foster had left home last Tuesday and showed no signs of distress before collapsing in the afternoon. Relatives said she had threats to end her life and her husband Thomas Foster, a railroad inspector, had his niece Mary Warman stay with her.
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Ida EL Foster
German Street
William Stephan
Foertmeyer
Willan
Hoene
Mary
Warman
Foster Peturty
I. Tater
Horne
Thomas Poater, & Railroad
Spector
Mary Warmiai
Riots in Japanese Diet Delay Business Tax Bill Passage
Riots erupted on the floor of the Diet as opposition members blocked the government push for a business tax bill. The house endured hours of disorder and did not adjourn until after midnight as ballot boxes were destroyed to thwart the bill, which ultimately was not passed.
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Spolist Cable Oy
Peenes
Room theft prompts police report in West Bight street
John McCaffery of 429 West Bight street reported to police that his room was entered last night and $100 stolen. He named a woman as a possible suspect, but no arrest was noted.
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John McCaffery
West Bight Street
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