Judge Spiegel Poised To Lead Cincinnati Reform To Honest Governance
The piece argues reformers fail when shifting from opposition to policy making. It praises Judge Spiegel as mayor elect, noting his mature judgment and public service record. It urges him to retain good predecessor programs, appoint capable aides, and govern for the people rather than politics.
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Spiegel
Fragmented Evening Columns on Politics and Society
A collection of snappy newspaper quips and bits touching politics currency poetry and social mores. It notes James J Hill on the currency bill Monaco prince land grants in Nebraska readers urged to read poetry daily and includes playful exchanges about engagement marriage and public life with several headlines and jests from the era.
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Miss Perkins
Lizzie Phipps Seeks Divorce Over Swelled Dead
Lizzie Phipps files for divorce alleging her husband contracted a swollen dead condition after a promotion. The brief notes the marital dispute centers on health and alleged changes following his rise at work.
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Lizzie Phipps
The Inspired Compositor And Odd Prizes Of Praise
A clipped, humorous item lists quips about manners and praise from various people. The notes mock everyday annoyances and social foibles. The piece references a jail release, a grand jury and social scenes in a provincial town.
Cost of High Living Reduced for Workingman
The public press on Saturday announced a reduction of 60 cents per case of Apollinaris water making high living cheaper for workers.
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Apollinaris
Letter writers urge US action on Mexico policy and safety measures
Readers argue for stronger US police protection of foreign residents in Mexico under the Monroe Doctrine, warning against direct intervention while urging to safeguard private interests and curb unrest. A separate note proposes traffic restrictions near Fountain Breeze to reduce street hazards for automakers and pedestrians.
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United States
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Free Legal Department Answers From Cincinnati American
The Cincinnati American offers reader legal questions answered by Attorney John W. Cowell of Cowell & Lamping. Topics cover wills, marriage licenses, dower rights in Ohio, probate notices, administrators paying debts, will revivals, and construction liens. Answers reference California and Ohio law and emphasize confidentiality and mailed responses.
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Cincinnati American
John W. Cowell
Cowell & Lamping
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Ree Legal Department
Getting Bald Young and Health Remedies Advice
A department column answers questions on hygiene and remedies. The writer discusses early baldness, inheritance, scalp cleanliness, washing with soap and water, drying and brushing, and treatment tips. Additional queries cover paraffin use for headaches, reliability of products, self intoxication, quinine origins and cautions, and a coughing throat query with potential sinus or lung origin.
Grapes and Wine Draw Theologians Into Debate
A reflective remark from a reader argues about grape juice and wine within Protestant rituals. The piece references a convention in Glerassing and belts of church history, claiming a hypothetical shift would place grape juice at the ceremonial head.
VOTERS PRIVATE REASONS AND ELECTORAL MORALITY
A critical editorial argues voters should follow party slates to preserve clean government. It chides independents who vote against party lines as harming democracy and civilization, labeling such choices as morally deficient and untrustworthy.
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Court actions and detentions in United States sessions
An order of appearance listed Frank Deske and Allan J. Craig in U S Court. Deske is in Miami County Jail with a $500 bond. James Coleman sues William Scully Jr. and the Scully & Bra Company for $5,000. answer due by Nov 29. Charles Wirsch sues Bollmann Wilson Foundry for $7,500 and costs. attorney T L Michie and Philip Ryan retained. Samuel M. Schloss files bankruptcy. assets $11,222.04 debts $6,997.02. United States seeks $500 penalty from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad for violating the 38 hour law.
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