Canal Menace to Health in Landis Opinion
The article argues the canal and adjacent river areas in Landis cause high typhoid deaths. It cites districts Cumminsville Columbia Camp Washington Fairmount Riverside and Downtown as having poor sewerage and open vaults. It notes poverty overcrowding and lack of air worsen sickness, with the canal described as nearly crude sewage and linked to infections.
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Cuburbe c
Mt. A
Cumminsville
Columbia
Camp Washington
Fairmount
Riverside
West End
John Street
Osmond
Ohio
Bankruptcy fraud ring exposed across states
Special to The American reports a nationwide bankruptcy ring operated by lawyers and associates who defrauded merchants bankers and creditors in New York New Jersey New England and Pennsylvania. United States Attorney aims to indict key figures and present evidence to a Federal grand jury amid ongoing investigations and cross state trails.
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New York
New Jersey
New
England
Pennsylvania
United States
Snownen H. Marshal
Fortier
New ‘Jersey
Rings Hare
Ratea
Mbes Lions
Merchants Push for Downing Canal Bridge on Main Street
Main Street merchants urge removal of the canal bridge to restore level streets and reduce rental losses. The Main Street Merchants Association, now about 100 members, cites city control over the canal bed and upcoming projects as incentives, with speakers including Mayor Spierel and Chamber officials.
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Jong
Main
Main Street
McMicken Avenue
Belnge
OuEger- SR
Ian
Ans Res
Kaco Goriation
Gibson House
Spierel
Win
J. Calkins
William ‘Ts. Jobson
Chamber of Commerce
Sulzer's Charges Find Support in Albany Probe
Special to the American from Alberts New York January 26 Echoes of District Attorney Whitman's probe into former Governor Sulzer's impeachment charge suggest a conspiracy. Names include Charles Murphy Patrick McCabe Martins Glynn Edward McCall Robert Wagner and joined leaders. Glynn denies attending dinners where impeachment was discussed.
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Aovericen
Alberts
C. S. Whitman Ito
Willian Solleer
Charles. F. Murphy
Patrick 2
Sulzer
Axwesptt
Siuthc
New York
Governox
Glynn
Seuss Saniay
Delmobnico
S. E. Murphy
Patrolman Hurt After Fall While Chasing Suspect
Patrolman Henry Lowenstein was dragged under a car during a pursuit of fugitive Robert Howes after a pool room incident. He was treated at the Jewish Hospital for bruises to the left leg. his condition was reported not serious.
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Henry, Lowenstein
Jewish Hospital
Lowenstein
Robert Howes
Eastern Avenue
Frank Riley
Gilbert Avenue
McMillan Street
Curtis Street
Howes
Canal plans fail in bid for Central American oil concessions
Lord Murray of Elibank admitted at a private dinner hosted by Lord Cowdray that his mission to secure oil concessions in Central America has failed. His disappointments include the loss of a hoped for trans-isthmian canal concession to influence free passage for British ships through the Panama waterway.
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Americas
London
Lold Murray
Elibank
Central America
Lord Cowdray
Lord Murray
Panama Waterway
Knife Victim Walter Clark Dies After Stabbing
Walter Clark, 27, of Hamilton Ohio, died at Mercy Hospital from injuries suffered Friday night when stabbed in the head at Champion mills. He leaves a widow and one child and died on his second wedding anniversary. C M Bond is sought in connection with the stabbing.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Walter Clark
Mercy Hospital
Champion Mills
Clark
C. M. Bond
Italian Noble's Daughter Marries Local Furniture Firm Owner
Miss Pia Porta 22, daughter of a Santa Clara University mathematics professor, wed Nicholas Tedesco 25, owner and manager of a San Jose furniture company. The match faced family opposition and a papal dispensation. the couple returned to the Porta home and were forgiven by the professor.
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San Jose
Cal
Pia Porta
Er Heart
Jed Nicholas Tedesco
Miss Porta
Santa, Clara University
Tedesco
Fio
Pleman
Gia
Nicholas
Pate
Boy Runs Away To Look For His Mother
A 17 year old boy Morden Martin from Auburn, SN, sought his mother and carried a revolver for over a year. He told Night Police Chief Stegner he feared arrest and described a life in orphan asylum, roaming from New York to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and beyond before contacting authorities. Detectives arranged shelter while his father Thomas Martin of Marefias was notified.
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Morden Martin
Auburn
Polce
Stegner
Coggin County
New York State
Asylum
New York
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Thomas Martin
Mareifias, N
Moyer to Meet Probe Body Over Michigan Copper Strike
Chariea J. Moyer president of the federation traveled from Indianapolis to attend the United Mine Workers of America convention. He hopes the investigation will proceed without delay and will present evidence that Michigan grafters were interested in government property during the port strike. He will return to Denver then Michigan after federation executive board meeting.
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Michigan
Chariea J. Moyer
Federation
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Moyer
Poxto
Denver
Federation Executive Board
Raid on Central Avenue Saloon Nets Several Gamblers
Officers Daly and Touges raided a saloon at 166 Central Avenue last night and detained men listed as John Haber 23 West Seventh street Walter Smiddy 25 Him street Charles Belmont 43 West Seventh street Bd Hi 90 600 West Seventh Street and Charles Lockwood 43 Him street. George Fay 21 Central Avenue faces charges of participating in a game of chance. They are accused of playing cards for money.
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Central Avenue
Daly and
Touges
John ‘Haber
West Seventh Street
Walter Smiddy
Him Street
Charles. Belmont
Charles Lockwood
Seventh Street
George Fay
Movie heads here for big convention
The National Motion Picture Exhibitors executive committee will meet at the Sinton Hotel at 10 o clock in the morning. The Ohio State Branch Number One of the National League opens at the Sinton tomorrow with a banquet planned for Wednesday. More than 1,000 members are expected over the two day session ending Thursday with a sewing ball and oak melee.
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National Motion Picture Exhibitors
M. A. Neff
Cine
G. H. Wiley
Kansas ‘ Mo
M. EB. Cory
San Franciate
L. F. Blumenthal
Jersey City
T. F. Finnegan
Dallas
Texas
BR. J. McNabb
New York
Sinton Hotel
Ohio State Branch
National League
Sinton
Attempted auto theft targets Dr. Abbott in city burglary
Burglars forced the garage doors of Dr. W. R. Abbott at 925 Clark Street and pushed the automobile into an alley between Hopkins and Clark near Bay Miller Street where it was found by the authorities.
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W. R. Abbott
Clark Street
Hopkins and
Clark Streets
Baymiller Street
Celebration Honors Bishop Vincent at Anniversary Services
Church leaders from Clinelnmali Galless parishes join Bishop Vincent in Cincinnati for a multiday anniversary. Rt Rev W A Leonard extolled his faithful leadership and urged unity among church sects. The program included holy communion, sermons by Bishop Whitehead, and receptions at Christ Church and Episcopal residence.
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Clinelnmali
Galless Sas Siean
Pears Ty
W. A. Leonard
Ohio
Howe
Dinhop Vincent
Cincinnati
Dudley W. Jthodes
John A. Gialiaher
St. Luke's Church
Marietta
Alao
Vincent
Theodore Irving Reese, LD
Southern
Rt. Rey. Cortland Whitehead
Pittsburg
Episcopal
Auburn Avenue
Bishop Vincent
Strong Vincent
Episcopal Church Citb of
Christ Church Parish House
GOP Fights Planned On Lowrey School Bill In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio January 26 Republicans outline opposition to the Lowrey school bill while administration measures stall. House and Senate leaders anticipate votes this week on bonding and funding reforms with plans for a governor to push key amendments and a possible special message to advance rate hikes for education.
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Eatimdeas Beopan
American
Columbus
Ohio
Dation
Lowrey
Till
Deny- Khatit
Lektslature
Nour Hidiadities
Longworth
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Warner
Cox
Oan
Pete
Publican
Fortes
Goethals to stay on Panama job despite incident
The Ameri can special report states Goethals will remain in his Panama Canal post amid the incident. The piece notes cordial relations with the administration are intact and denies any imminent dismissal.
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Goethals
Panama
Americ Washington
Mitchel
New York
Gim
Police. Com+missioner
New, York
Judge Ben Lindsey Welcomed Home by Denver Newsboys
Sperlal to The America Denver January 25 Judge Lindsey escorts his bride Henrietta Brevoort through a welcome arch at Union Station as 1000 newsboys cheer. The crowd shouts Some chicken as the judge blushes and smiles at his wife amid the festive scene in Denver.
Railway Mailmen Adjourn For July Session In Gibson House
The Railway Mail Association executive board adjourned for the summer until next July after a two day Gibson House session. A resolution created the Railway Postoffice headquarters edited by August Bindeman at Elyria. The next meeting is set for Washington, D. C. or Portsmouth, N H. A banquet at the Burnett House honored John Clark, new superintendent of the 11th division.
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Railway Mail Association
Betrothal reported in royal circles Europe
A Berlin dispatch says Prince Francis Joseph heir to the Thurn and Taxis house plans to wed Archduchess Hedwige granddaughter of Emperor Francis Joseph. The match links two major European noble houses and headlines a sweeping alliance as royal families align.
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London
Berlin
Daily Mail
Prince Francis Joseph
Prince Albert
House of Thurn and Taxis
Hedwige
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Francis Joseph
Original of Flogger Williamis Dead in England
B. C. Jones the original of Flogger Williamis in Tom Brown's School Days is dead. He claimed to recall the fight in the book and said he won because the head master arrived as Brown had fainted. Rev. Augustus Orlebar, who died two years ago, was the original of Brown.
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London
B. C. Jones
Williamis
Tom Brown
Jones
Brown
Augustus Orlebar
Secret Service Agent Seeks Originators of Counterfeits in Hamilton
Michael Bolan, a United States secret service agent, is in Hamilton to apprehend the originators of counterfeit fifty cent pieces dated 1998 and 1904 that have been pawned to several local merchants.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Michael Bolan
United States
Secret Service
Intrigate
Shooting Suspect Nabbed After Covington Incident
Walter Crimp, a 419 New Street resident, was arrested late last night by Lieutenant Mable and Patrolman Moran in Covington Ky in connection with a shooting on New Street Saturday night. Edward is in City Hospital and is said to be in critical condition.
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Walter Crimp
New Street
Covington
Mable
Moran
Edward
City Hospital
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