Opening World Series Boosts Cincinnati as Reds Meet Senators
Redland reports October Sixth crowds swarm the city for a grand series opener between the Cincinnati Reds champions of the National League and the Washington Senators champions of the American League. Officials foresee millions in impact as 80,000 fans expected inside the gates for tomorrow's game.
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Cincinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Cincinnati
Ald Zinzinnati
Reds
Garry
Sulzer Trial: Defense Opens as Witnesses Testify
In Albany a heated impeachment trial unfolds with defense opening and new testimony. Louis Sarecky is called as Sulzer’s confidential agent while questions arise over campaign finance and possible improper influence. The judge adjourns after Hinman’s opening statement and remarks.
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Harvey D. Hinman
Bulszer
High Court
Louis A. Sarecky
Sulzer
Allen A. Ryan
Thomas Fortunes Ryan
Bulzer
Washington
Root
William Barnes
Senate
T. V. McGlone
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Edward P. Meaney
New York Telephone Company
Hinman
Sarecky
Pubfe
Youth Ends Life With Pistolshot
A 23 year old man rooming at 329 West Fifth street killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver late yesterday afternoon. He left a note addressed to Bari Johnson stating he hoped she was satisfied and asking Lydia Johnson of 218 Elm Street Oberlin Ohio to be notified if anything happened. The body was taken to the county.
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West Fifth Street
German Americans Oppose Prohibition Banquet Speech
Representative Richard Bartholdt addressed about 1 000 delegates at a National German American Alliance banquet in St Louis on October 6. He outlined the typical German American stance on temperance and immigration questions and spoke against prohibition.
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St. Louis
Richard Bartholdt
National
Get Your Overcoat Cold Wave Brewing in Southwest
A harsh cold wave threatens Cincinnati and nearby areas with frost and a sharp drop in temperatures. The storm chills a large southwest region, driving coal prices up and forcing households to bundle up.
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Southwest
Cincinnati
Reilker Tipped Ad Floor Leader
The Democrats plan to name three men to fill John Weld Peck’s council duties. Albert Muhlhauser is likely to take the seat, with Thomas Butterworth and Charles Sawyer possible choices for chairman pro tem. Henry Heilker is also expected to be selected as floor leader.
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John Weld Peck
Albert Muhlhauser
Thomas Butterworth
Charles Sawyer
Henry Heilker
Demands to suppress opera by ex crown princess ignored
Dresden officials say it would be inadvisable to notice the opera Bigarre by ex crown Princess Louise of Saxony and Signor Toselli when planned for Rome on October 15. Royalist presses call for government action, but Saxon authorities take no steps to suppress.
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Dresden
Woman Secretary of Moose Convention Opens in Boston
Progressives filled Tremont Temple as the Massachusetts state convention opened with 2100 delegates including 1000 women the first female delegates in state history Edna J. Spencer elected temporary secretary becoming the first woman to hold office at a political convention in Massachusetts Louise Agassiz Shaw of Beverly and Boston elected as a delegate from Beverly daughter of Charles G Bird Progressive candidate for governor
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Boston
Qet
Tremont Temple
Edna J. Spencer
Massachusetts
Louise Agassiz Shaw
Beverly
Charles g.Bird
Garson Defies Home Secretary in Ulster Crisis
London Oct 6 Home Secretary Me Kenna declares Liberal convictions and pledges to push the Home Rule bill next session through Commons by authority of the people. He warns against minority rule and says no conference will occur as Sir Edward Carson faces defiance amid Ulster tensions.
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Me‘Kenna
Lord Loreburn
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Representatives
Lords
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Died at His Work on Hile Farm Winton Road
Coroner Foertmeyer was notified yesterday of the death of William Brown while working in a field on Hile farm on Winton road, College Hin.
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William Brown
Hile Farm
Winton Road
College Hin
War on Drug Evil Druggist Arrested
Edward Blumfield of Louisville began a crackdown in Covington and Newport to stop cocaine sales and abuse among African Americans and Cincinnati workers. He testified before a Covington grand jury after police supplied details on illegal sales and supply sources in Kenton County including railroad camps. J N Miller, a druggist, was arrested on a morphine sale warrant and released on bond.
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Newport
Cincinnati
Edward Blumfield
Louisville
State Board of Pharmacy
Blumield
Fricke
Blumfield
Kenton County
Southern
Ohio River
Collins
N. Miller
Eighth
Greenup Streets
Miller
City and Depot Officials in Controversy
A clash between the Union Depot and Terminal Company and city officials grows as Mayor Hunt and Solicitor Bettman contend the company’s franchise is invalid. They say forfeiture occurred and that construction must halt until a new council franchise is secured. They plan further action and may seek railroad plans for a union station.
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Union Depot and Terminal Company
Hunt
Bettman
New York
Bank robbery suspect captured after chase ends arrest
William Herbig, 23, of 505 Boal Street, was arrested after a pursuit at Garfield Place and Race Street. He allegedly attacked a woman at 322 West Sixth Street, found money in a stocking, and fled. $26 was recovered. He faces suspicion charges at the First District Station.
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William ‘Herbig
Boal Street
Garfield Place
Race Street
Myler
Tritshler
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Herbig
Margarethe
First National’ Bank
Clark
First District
Price Fixing News Spurs Conduct Changes by Chamber
Attorney General McReynolds notified the Chamber of Commerce that price fixing must stop. The exchange faces embarrassment as three dealers’ market method is to be abolished. The chamber’s board meets today to decide on new methods and may present them to District Attorney McPherson.
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McReynolds
Chamber of Commerce
McPherson
Bandits Hold Up Cashier for 16000 in Payroll Heist
In Stonington Connecticut two masked bandits robbed Carl A Koelb cashier of the American Vel vet Company of sixteen thousand dollars the company payroll. Coast artillerymen deputies and residents joined a manhunt this afternoon after the robbery at the First National bank and the mill delivery.
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Stonington, Conn
United States Coast
Doctor Blake Resigns From Columbia Surgery Chair
New York date Oct 6 report says Dr Joseph A Blake resigned as professor in the department of surgery after a trustees meeting at Columbia University. Blake had been named in a suit by him against Mrs Clarence H Mackay for alienation of affections.
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New York
Board of Trustees
Columbia University
Joseph A. Blake
Blake
Clarence H. Mackay
Nome Storm Swept: Prince and Princess Visit New York
Mice Helen McD Stallo daughter of Edmund K Stallo returns from Paris as Princess Michele Murat. The Prince and Princess stay at the Ritz Carlton in New York for about two weeks before a Paris homeward trip. He reports high pleasure and strong impressions from his first American visit.
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Helen
Stallo
Edmund K. Stallo
Paris
Michele Murat
Ritz-Carlton
Alexander McDonald
Cincinnati
America
Director Cash to Quit Office in Coming Year
Cincinnati likely to have a new safety director at the start of the year as Director Cash plans to resign and return to law practice. He cites a declined practice and family duty, while Mayor Hunt may push to keep Cash in office if re-elected. Cash is described as a powerful influence in the current administration.
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Hunt
Cash
Jun&tice
Slain Girl Lured by Nurse Ad Ad as Police Seek Slayer
Chicago police theory pins Ida G. Legson art student blamed on a man who telephoned about a nurse position. After 24 hours of searching, investigators report no solid lead to the killer near the prairie west of town.
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Chicago
Ida. G. Legson
Here
Country bankers oppose Glass currency bill at ABA meeting
More than 700 country bankers at the American Bankers Association thirty ninth annual convention in Boston voiced opposition to features of the Glass bill reforming the national currency and banking system They urged amendments to keep many country banks from joining the new federal system and praised efforts to modernize banking.
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Boston
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Kilbane Arrested on Child Assault Charge in Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, was arrested today in Cleveland on a warrant charging him with assaulting 11 year old Charley Chambers. The warrant, sworn by the boy’s mother, stems from a bicycle dispute.
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Cleveland
Johnny Kubazie
Charley Chambers
Kilbane
Gaillard in Serious Condition After Boston Operation
Col. David D. B. Gaillard of the engineer corps U S has been a patient at Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore. He is in a precarious condition following an operation performed some time ago in Boston and it is feared he cannot recover.
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Washington
David D. B. Gaillard
Engineer Corps
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Boston
Nome Seeks Outside Help After Devastating Alaska Storm
Nome Alaska reports its worst storm on record with two miles of sea front destroyed, five hundred houses demolished, and power and telephone service cut. Authorities estimate losses at 1 560 000 and warn winter supplies are scarce, prompting calls for outside aid.
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Nome
Alaska
Spencer Not Slayer Of Nineteen Murders In Confession
Chicago police say Henry Spencer confessed to one or two murders amid investigations of alleged crimes across cities. Capt Halpin cites a long false confession and pins Mrs. Mildred Rexroat’s killing on Spencer while noting his imprisonment during other murders. Further connections with several named cases remain unconfirmed by authorities.
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Spencer
Jong
Joliet
Rexroat
Annabel Wight
Pennel and
Devine
Fanny Thompson
Emmet McChesney
New York Stadium Seats Buy at Many Times Face Value
Discovery reveals 1000 of the 8000 sold seats at the Polo Grounds are being bartered by agencies and scalpers above face value. Public seats priced at 2 dollars were sold for 20 dollars, and three game coupons fetched 50 dollars, well above their 41 dollar average value.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Mrs Rockefeller Improves After Illness Report
Mrs John D Rockefeller, delayed from leaving for New York by illness, is reported improved with only a slight cold. Rockefeller himself appears in good health as inquiries at Forest Hill note the change in her condition.
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John ‘B. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Forest Hill
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