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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

Page

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Mrs Pankhurst Outlines Militant Suffrage Case at Madison Square Garden

Emmeline Pankhurst addressed about 3000 at Madison Square Garden asserting England faces revolution and that militant action is needed to win the ballot. She defended tactics while noting high ticket prices limited attendance and praised authorities over immigration station handling.

New York Emmeline Pankhurst Madison Square Garden England Aas Charlies Edward Russell

Six Killed in Gotham Explosion at Richmond Light Plant

Six men died and three were badly hurt when a boiler exploded this evening at the Richmond Light and Railroad Company plant on Staten Island. The blast halted all car lines and thousands of commuters walked home.

Publishers’ Press New York Livingston Richmond Light’and Railroad Company Staten Island

Deputies and Negroes Fight in Pike County Shootout

Two U S marshals J P Feale and Carlan Duncan and three black men were shot in Pike county when federal deputies attempted to enforce an injunction on timber lands. The deputies escaped serious injury. one of the Negroes was gravely wounded.

Publishers’ Press Jackson, Miss United States J. P. Feale Carlan Duncan Pike County

Progressives Win Writ to Put Names on Ballots

In Annapolis Judge Brashears granted a mandamus requiring election officials to print Progressive candidates’ names on all Maryland ballots. An appeal to the Court of Appeals is anticipated shortly.

Publishers’ Press Annapolis Brashears Circuit Court Court of Appeals

Pomerene to Aid 2p Publishers Press

President Wilson in Washington calls Senator Pomerene to discuss currency legislation today.

Publishers’ Press Washington, D. C Wilson Pomerene

Car Victim Dies After Traction Car Crash

John Wilson aged 38 died from injuries after being struck by a traction car on the Muskingum Valley line. The incident occurred Monday evening in Marietta Ohio.

Marietta,c John Wilson Muskingum Valley Line

Mrs Eaton Had Lover Motive Revealed in Murder Trial

Plymouth reports prosecution tied a Chicago suitor to Mrs Jennie May Eaton as a motive in the trial of Mrs Eaton for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton. Witness Mrs Marshall Bursey testified Eaton spoke of a wealthy man who offered her property and hinted at harm to the admiral.

Joseph G. Eaton

Ship and crew of 17 believed lost after lake foundering

Captain A B Comins of Port Huron Michigan and 16 crew members of the steamer C W Elphicke are believed dead after the vessel foundered in Lake Erie off Long Point Ontario this afternoon.

Comins Port Huron, Mich Lake Erie

Stage Is Tabooed by Judge Lindsey

Judge Lindsey refused Oliver Morosco of Los Angeles offering him the lead in The Little Offender by Elmer Harris a stage scene depicts a juvenile court session in Denver on October 21. He warned enemies might toss overripe eggs in the front row.

Denver Lindsey Oliver Morosco Los Angeles Elmer Harris

Jim Crow Church Being Advocated

New York Oct. 21 Lively discussion in the Protestant Episcopal general convention over the place of the negro in the church. A divided report from the joint commission on a racial episcopate shows divergent opinions among bishops with Southern delegates favoring separate Jim Crow structures. A minority report argues for a status and separate missionary districts with a negro bishop.

New York House of Deputies Protestant Episcopal General Convention Joint Commission I. McK. Petinger North Carolina Texas South

Sulzer Returns to New York for Fresh Fight with Tammany Hall

William Sulzer arrived in New York City to resume his campaign against Tammany Hall. A 3,000 strong crowd greeted him as he left the Empire State Express. Edward McCall denied Sulzer’s charges linking McCall to Murphy’s policy dictates. John A. Hennessy defended the charges at a Bronx meeting, attacking McCall, Murphy, and commenting on Mrs Sulzer.

Publishers Press New York William Sulser New York City Tammany Hall Empire State Express Grand Central Station Hennessy Niblo’s Garden Bronx McCall Murphy Sulzer

Tammany Hounded Wife in Sulzer Scandal Reprint

The Evening Mail prints James Creelman’s copyrighted installment alleging talks between Governor Sulzer and Charles F. Murphy and Edward L. McCall. A statement from Mrs. Sulzer is included, quoting McCall pressuring the governor and warning he will be destroyed.

Publishers’ Press Nw York The Evening Mail James Creelman William Sulzer Charles F. Murphy Edward L. McCall Sulzer Creelman McCall New York

T. R. Is Warmly Greeted In Brazil

Rio Janeiro October 21 Colonel Roosevelt arrived with his party to an almost unprecedented reception. The ex President and companions landed at the naval arsenal quay as Brazilians and many residents gathered. He was met by Marshal Hermes Fonseca and Brazilian officials before a formal reception in the arsenal room adorned with American and Brazilian banners.

Publishers’ Press Rio Janeiro Roosevelt United States Naval Arsenal Hermes Fonseca Brazil Palac

Miami Lutheran synod elects officers at seventieth session

Cincinnatians report the Miami Lutheran synod met in Springfield Ohio for its seventieth annual session. Officers elected include President Rev. Charles A. Larrick Lewistonburg, Secretary Rev. C A Hackenberg Norwood, Statistical Secretary Armor W Ulreid Cincinnati, Treasurer J W Kahler Cincinnati.

Springfield Miami Lutheran Synod Charles A. Larrick Lewisburg C. A. Hackenberg Norwood Armor W. Ulreid Cincinnati J. W. Kahler

Ex Governor Samuel J Crawford Dies in Topeka at 78

Former Kansas governor and Indian fighter Samuel J Crawford, aged 78, died in Topeka at the home of his daughter Mrs. Arthur Capper.

Topeka Kas Sps Samuel J. Crawford Kansas Arthur Capper

This Bridegroom Should Worry Millionaire Father Givers

The article notes Childs Frick, son of Henry Clay Frick, receiving $14,000,000 at his wedding to Miss Dixon of Baltimore and a further $2,000,000 wedding gift. It frames the nuptials as a grand display of wealth from the Pittsburgh and New York steel magnate.

Childe Frick Henry Clay Frick Childs Isaac H. Dixon Baltimore Hie

Buggy Hit by Train Kills Family in Ohio

Mrs William Harwood, her two young sons, and her mother Mrs Frank Weeks were instantly killed near Nova Ohio when a buggy they rode in was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio express train. A freight train obscured the express approach as Mrs Harwood drove onto the track.

Chicago Junction Ohio William Harwood Frank Weeks Baltimore

Sulzer and McCall Wagers Stir In Wall Street Bettors

In New York's Wall Street district a $100 to 20 bet favored Sulzer's assembly win while a $100 even stake predicted a 50 000 plurality for McCall in New York county Red heat on votes mirrored by wagers on Mitchell with a 20 000 plurality in Kings County Fred Schumm noted parity between McCall and Mitchell while little McCall money appeared and one bettor piled up 5099 for Mitchell.

Call New York County Mitchell McCall

Famous Hotel Is Burned and One Man Dies

In Marysville Ohio the old Continental hotel was destroyed by fire early yesterday. Alexander J. Manuel, 66, of Kenton was burned to death and his body found hours after fire was put out. Three guests were injured. origin suspected from faulty wiring. The third floor was ablaze before discovery. property loss estimated at $12,000.

Marysville Alexander J. Manuel Kenton Old Continental

County liquor license limits cut saloons in Ohio counties

In Columbus on Oct 21 1910 a state license bill sets limits on saloons per county based on census figures. Cuyahoga would drop from 2186 to 1256 saloons allowed, Hamilton from 948 to 275, Lucas to 289, Franklin to 432, Montgomery to 275, Summit to 211, Stark to 234, and Mahoning to 194 with others adjusted. 1219 saloons in the city and 174 in the rest of the county. Applications total 1505 with 62 for wholesale licenses. Cincinnati reports 1276 license applications.

Columbus Bédard Hamilton County Lucas County Franklin Montgomery Summit County Stark Richland New Har. Sandusky Mahoning Licking Clark Butler Merce Cincinnati

Diaz Candidate Heads for Vera Cruz Amid Riot Edge

Gen Felix Diaz, Mexican presidential candidate, travels by steamer Corcovado toward Vera Cruz with army order to fire if Diaz supporters riot. Reports say he will land tomorrow morning but demonstrations must be suppressed.

Vera Cruz Felix Diaz

Currency bill to be changed by hearings and amendments

Senate Banking Committee votes on currency reform with proposed shifts to Federal reserve control. Wilson signals approval of changes to reserve board structure and regional banks, plus rediscount and currency issuance rules. Mexico tensions create security measures as Col Vidaurrazaga seeks guidance from Diaz.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Wilson Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks Nks Federal Reserve Bank Reserve Bank

Seven Miners Rescued From Texas Shaft After Five Days

Rockdale Texas October 21 1920 Beven miners entombed since last Thursday in the Vogel and Lawrence gate workings were found alive tonight when rescuers gained the mine interior by drilling a ninety foot shaft. The men were imprisoned by a cave after a cloudburst flooded the mine five days ago.

Vogel and Lawrence Lgate Cnev

Veteran Warship To Lead Parade Through Canal

Secretary Daniels announced the battleship Oregon will lead the international fleet through the Panama Canal when opened in 1915. Daniels aboard and probably President Wilson may attend. surviving officers from the 1898 Oregon cruise urged to reenact their posts.

Cape Hof Great International Panama Canal Daniels Wilson Oregon

Mansfield Memorial Dedicated in Gotham

Mrs. Richard Mansfield and family witnessed the dedication of a window to Richard Mansfield in the Church of the Transfiguration also known as The Little Church Around the Corner. The service drew hundreds of actors actresses and society members.

Mansfield Gotham New York, Ost Richard Mansfield Richard

Griffen Takes Poison After Note About Wife

In Cleveland on October 21 Edward Griffen aged 50 died by drinking poison. A note near the body stated cannot live without his wife. Griffen is survived by six children.

Cleveland Edward Griffen Griffen Sikk

Loot Recovery in Toledo and Detroit Detectives Arrest Eight

Detroit and Toledo detectives along with local police arrested eight suspects and obtained several confessions. Part of a $100000 loot stolen from freight houses of the Lake Shore Big Four Toledo and Ohio Central railroads since February 1 was recovered. The group includes a merchant a drayman a saloonkeeper and five railroad men. Police seek additional implicated individuals.

Tolledo Ars Lake Shore Pennsylvania Big’ Four Toledo and Ohio Central

Changes in Episcopal Ritual Reported by Deputies

New York Oct 21 The house of deputies of the Episcopal convention passed a revision abolishing the words Jews infidels and heretics from the third clause of Good Friday. The new text reads All who know Thee not through the gospel of Thy Son.

New York House of Deputies Episcopal Convention Furka

Blinded by Snow Claims Marietta Man

J B Wilson of Marietta was blinded by a winter snowstorm and struck on a car track by an interurban car. He died this morning at Merietta hospital.

Marietta, O J.B. Wilson Wilson Merietta Hospital

Concession Extends Japanese Rail Lines in Manchuria

Tokio October reports Joh Owina grants Japan a major concession extending railroads in Southern Manchuria. The new line will begin at Chiachow and open up a bean producing and agricultural district. The measure signals enhanced transport links and regional development prospects.

Publishers’ Press Tokio Joh Owina Japan Manchuria Chiachow

Justice minister orders suspension of Belliss trial

Petersburg reports the minister of justice will suspend the Belliss hearing pending a full inquiry by his department. The move suggests police methods will be reviewed and investigated. Some rumors tie a Lodz convict serving twenty years to a confessed murder connected to the case amid Jewish arrivals in the region.

Progressives To Fight Old Guard In Republican Crisis

Washington reports that a national committee will call a Republican convention in December or early spring to review rules. It aims to curb Southern representation and give progressives a voice. Senator Cummins foresees a luta within the party as a real crisis, with a possible split if the old guard prevails.

Washington National Committee ‘Wheat Old Guard Cummins

Comumthse Protective Wives Spy Group Reported

An agency tracing married and near married men for wives and sweethearts has started in this city. Prominent clergymen are said to back the effort, with detectives to monitor beaux and reveal wives desires and habits.

Comumthse J. ‘Diedall Igador

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