Large Audience Hears Woman Suffrage Speaker
A crowded weekly meeting at the Grand Opera House featured Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, discussing voter rights and home protection. Speeches argued women’s suffrage as essential for social reform, with Rev. Bigelow abstaining from local political commentary.
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Struck by Auto Fatal Injury in City
Louis Sieve of 817 Cartilage Avenue died from injuries after being struck by a automobile at Hunt and Spring. Police traced the car to George S. Selear of 1638 Brewster Avenue. It was unclear if Selear was the driver or if the vehicle was operated by another party.
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Youth Arrested For Passing Bad Checks In Town
A youth named Roth, son of Barrick, a noted contractor, was arrested early yesterday by detectives Huettien Shearwood and Pfing at Central Station on suspicion of passing a counterfeit check. The suspect allegedly passed two fictitious ten dollar checks at the Meritote Hotel, later admitted to the fraud. The case involved a high income background, with officer Schmitt stating no prosecution if the amount was repaid.
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Powers Chosen President on Hive Ticket in Hyde Park North
At a Hyde Park North committee meeting Powers was selected for President on the Hive ticket. Powers is a long time Hyde Park resident with many friends. The North Hyde Park club election of officers always stirs interest and promises a lively outing for the suburb. Candidates for the bed ticket will be named later.
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Dead Man's Curve Bridge Crash Widens Near Broadway
An auto carrying two women and driven by a Broadway resident turned over at Dead Man's Curve near Broadway end, hitting a telegraph pole. All occupants escaped serious injury as the car, owned by Thomas Corcoran of Carmalt Street, was wrecked. Corcoran, Morena Lamp Co. president, is a business figure in the area.
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Poison capsule test claims by Dr Pabst and Stra dala
Dr Chanel Pabst in Brook dye New York office at 398 Franklin avenue reports a tablet designed to be harmless if swallowed. Stra dala and Pabst say they developed a coating to resist stomach acids and released a capsule swallowing test with Etradola as witness showing no poison entered the system.
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Can't Part Old Time Friends Cant Part Old Time Friends
In Kankusity Missouri on November 2 Judge E C Bland ruled in Municipal Court that a married man may spend time with another wife as long as his own family is supported and the wife does not neglect her children. The decision arose in the case of Mrs Marie Smith whose husband is in Iowa and who was arrested on complaint of the sister in law of the other man. Judge Bland stated there is no law prohibiting a married man from associating with a married woman and warned that expanding such cases would multiply courts and detectives.
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Do you owe your downfall to De mon Rum
A prison visitor asks the convict about the drink De mon Rum and the prisoner denies knowledge of the brand. The Buffalo Express quotes the exchange as a sharp, humorous remark reflecting on the case.
Notice of Mortgage Cancellation Suit in Hamilton County
Bayard L. Kilgour trustee petitions in the Court of Common Pleas case No 155119 to cancel a mortgage from John Hills to Zadeck Williams on property in Section 21 Township 4 Fractional Range 2 Hamilton County Ohio claiming full payment. Defendants Richard Settle Warren Drake Louis Drake Ellis Drake and William Drake must answer by January 3, 1914. Attorney Wallace Burch represents the plaintiff Cincinnati Ohio October 1 1912.
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Prominent Men To Speak at Union Central Dedication
Prominent Cincinnati figures including Governor Cox and Mayor Henry Hunts will speak at the Union Central Life Insurance Building dedication next Friday night November 7. The event coincides with the new tallest building in New York pride and attracts 590 business leaders for a reception, with a program featuring taxation, architecture, and insurance themes.
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Thaw Fate Hinges on Governor's Hand in New York Case
In Concord Massachusetts a November hearing weighs whether the governor will use the pen to return Thaw to New York for trial. The resolution will grant fair, impartial decision opportunities as the Thaw case unfolds.
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Army strength and mobilization issues from 19th century papers
The analysis traces an 1890s army buildup, noting an 90 thousand man force, 45 infantry 6 cavalry 2208 field artillery 73 coast artillery and special troops. It discusses prewar weakness, rapid wartime expansion risks, and the need for readiness within the United States.
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Four Aces Tie Up Large Poker Heist Tale
Clipped OCR recounts a Minot poker game where four aces allegedly triggered violence and theft. John A Hahn linked to insanity claims. suspects fled with all money after sealing hands and wiring a payment. Authorities notified after drugging during play. several culprits remain at large.
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The New Municipal Court And Its Meaning
William J. Schick analyzes Cincinnati’s new Municipal Court as a reform that ends old justice of the peace practices. He notes low costs two dollars, swift two week trials, and rules made by judges, aiming for a poor man’s accessible, modern court free from political influence.
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New Painless Dentistry Method Promises Comfort
An advertisement touts a new painless dental method using nitrous oxide and oxygen to render patients insensible for the duration of procedures. It claims quick, comfortable work, urges readers to undergo examination, and promises low costs with no obligation.
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