Ingalls Praises Cincinnati Tax Plan In Campaign Remarks
Governor Nash recalls Ingalls backing to reduce state tax levy during January 1902 discussions at the Queen City Club. The talk contrasted Cleveland and Cincinnati governance as Ingalls praised local administration while urging deeper cuts to revenue sent to the State Treasury.
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George’ K. Nash
Ingalls
Nash
Julius Fleischmann
Inheod
Queen City Club
Emadri
Ee . T
Nadne
Mr. Herrmann
Strong Speech at Tenth-Ward Republican Club Rally
Lieut. Gov. Gordon and C. F. Malsbury delivered eloquent patriotic speeches to a large turnout at the Tenth-Ward Republican Club rally. The audience showed intense enthusiasm as speeches answered insults with resolve and fervor.
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Tenth-Ward
Gov. Gordon
C.F. Malsbury
Fleischmann Defends Campaign Amid German Support Rally
Mayor Fleischmann delivered a forceful speech at Central Turner Hall denouncing Fusionists and religious interference in politics. He defended Republican values, cited Goldsmith and Ingalls controversies, and praised Over-the-Rhine as loyal to progress and decency.
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Fleischmann
Mr. Ingalls
Evangelical Alliance
Tenth Ward
Republican Club
Fleiso”. Rific. Aann
Speeches Stir Voters In City Campaign
John Grimm chaired a meeting with Mayor Fleischmann Lieutenant Governor Harry Gordon and Charles F Malabary. Gordon and Malabary urged Republicans to stand firm for the party and the city. The Mayor received an enthusiastic ovation as discussions recalled community library efforts in the Sixth district and a long lineage of local leadership.
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Board of Education
Harry Gordon
Charles F. Mabary
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Malabary
Theublican
Fleischmann
Charles Fleischmann
Uae
Ingalls Seen as Mayo Ally in Cincinnati Election
Washington dispatch reports General Grosvenor framing the Cincinnati race as pivotal for party harmony with Ingalls as a potential governor candidate. The piece details expectations for Taft’s future, Wood’s career, and the president’s reaction to McKinley portraits and policy.
Taft Plans for the Hot Season in Philippines
March 31 report outlines actions in Rizal province as U S forces pursue remnants of bands. Lt Reese Peon and another officer receive commissions while operations target San Miguel and Benguel areas. A governor at Berguel is implicated and a cashier sentenced to ten years.
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Couts
San Miguel
Mtatt
Rizal
Benguel
United States
Berguel
Rom
Boa
Veagh Nominated to Represent U.S. at Arbitration Panel
President selected Veagh of Pittsburgh to serve in the U.S. delegation during the arbitration tribunal over preferential claims between Allied and non Allied powers and issues involving Venezuela.
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Magveagh
Washington
Veagh
Pittsburg
United States
Ratification Talk Delayed By Reciprocity Treaty
May 31 reports say ratifications tied to a reciprocity treaty discussed by ex prime minister and minister. The treaty will not take effect until the United States consents and acts.
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Hay
United States
Dead Robber Feared To Be From Good Lorain Family
Toledo reports the burial of Frank Adams the reputed post office robber near Cleveland prompted suspicions that he traveled under an assumed name. Police detained John M Ray of Cleveland at Union Station on bonds of 2500 dollars while examining clothing and a purse stamped Lorain. Detectives found a photo resembling the deceased man, identified with Harry Jones alias McMillen, a prior Bloomfield safe-blowing suspect.
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Toledo
Frank Adams
Cleveland
Bedford (D
Union Station
John M. Ray
Lorain
Ray
Carew
Harry Jones
McMillen
Bloomfield
Remarried Couple Reunites After 43-Year Separation
Beverly Gunnell of Kokomo and a Lexington Kentucky woman named Bryan, first wed forty-five years ago before the Civil War era, separated and divorced forty three years ago, were remarried today at Greensburg Indiana. The couple, both later widowed, found each other after decades apart and revived their first marriage vows.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Orty
Beverly Gunnell
Bryan
Lexington
Kentucky
Gunnell
Greensburg
President Roosevelt to travel West on finest Railroad train
The Pennsylvania Railroad will furnish a six car special train for President Roosevelt’s Western trip. It is described as one of the finest ever run from Washington with decorated cars and a picked crew. The nine week journey spans April 1 to June 5 covering about 14000 miles. John Burroughs joins to St Louis and Yellowstone. Columbia President Butler joins at St Louis and Wheeler accompanies in California.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Creech William H. Johnson
Oeep
Texas
Senegal
St. James
Atlantic
John Burroughs
New York
St. Louis
Yellowstone Park
Burroughs
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
California
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Seventy Four Denver Restaurants Closed by Strike
Denver Col March 21 Seventy four restaurants in this city are closed today due to the cooks and waiters strike. Thousands are inconvenienced as grocers bakers and clerks threaten to strike. Restaurant keepers vow not to unionize and seek nonunion workers after two nonunion cooks and waiters were employed by members of the Restaurant Keepers Association.
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Denver
Col
Associaton
Once Honored Preacher Returns as a Convict
Frank Hungate once led the Tenth Avenue Baptist Church in Columbus Ohio and was renowned as a busy religious worker. He began a five year prison term after being sentenced in Painesville for performing an operation on Phoebe McKeown his house keeper. He declared his innocence to Judge Metcalf as the doors closed.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Hungate
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
Painesville
Phoebe McKeown
Hungate
Metcalf
Von Ogden Vogt Named General Secretary in ENDEAVOR
Boston March 31 after six months the Committee of Sixteen Trustees of the United Society of Endeavor chose Von Ogden Vogt Beloit Wisconsin to succeed J Willis Baer as General Secretary Vogt a Beloit College graduate of 1901 will take office on June 1 and assume new duties.
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J. Willis Baer
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United Society
Iian Endeavor
von O Vogt
Beloit
Wis
Vogt
Beloit College
Tory
Magnetic healer Weichers jailed in Buffalo case
A. J. Weichers, known as a magnetic healer, was sentenced in Buffalo on March 31 after being charged with conspinane.
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Buffalo
A. J. Weichers
Magnetic Healer
Toydet
Exoneration of Mrs Paine and criticism of Burdick relatives
The report practically states A. R. Pennell was Burdick’s slayer while noting Burdick had no woman guest. It exonerates Mrs Paine and criticizes Mrs Burdick and Mrs Hull.
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A. R. Pennell
Burdick
Judge Murphy
Gertrude B. Paine
Miss Hutchinson
Maria A. Hull
Billion-Dollar Telephone Co Inquest This Week
Buffalo authorities close to Burdick inquest report the verdict largely shames Pennell as motive for murder. Judge Murphy questions Pennell’s guilt and notes blackmail theories plus Burdick marriage tensions and alleged love letters. Separate dispatch says Morgan plans nationwide telephone combine with American Telephone and Telegraph leading to vast capitalization and new executives.
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Burdick
Murphy
Edwin L. Burdick
Arthur R. Pennell
Pennell
Hull
Dr. Marcy
Dr. Howland
Farm attack leaves men badly burned in Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana on March 31 James Loop of the Soldiers Home at Marion and his brother Noah Loop were attacked at a farm by the farmer's wife and her son. The wife wielded a burning stick and a knife was used by the son. Both victims were beaten and burned and taken to town hospitals in critical condition. The couple had lived apart amid farm quarrels and no arrests had been made.
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Cusack
Pennell
Buredick
Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Jas. Loop
Marion
Noahoop
Noah Loop
Aspary
Scabie
James Loop
Prayed For Young Man Turns Violent in Ohio Revival
Marysville Ohio reports P M Seigner a pioneer farmer near Broadway in a serious if not fatal condition after a revival meeting incident. Seigner prayed for Victor Rogers a young man causing Rogers to challenge him. Rogers struck Seigner after a demand to remove his coat, and a fight ensued with Seigner beaten and hurt.
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Commercial Tribune
Marysville
P. M. Seigner
Broadway
Iscn
Victor Rogers
Seigner
Rogers
Fatal accident at Carnegie Steel plant in Brad dock
At Edgar Thompson furnace yard in Pittsburg six workers die and ten more injured as a furnace hang dumps white hot dust into a pit. Initial identifications list John Smith and others among the dead. rescue efforts describe workers pulled from a scorching pit amid flames and panic.
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Pittsburg
Furnace S
Edgar Thompson
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
John Smith
John Bolo
Andrew Braba
Joseph Pelar
John Skotak
John Pelar
George Kodak
Michael Stevoke
Michael Skunder
Andrew Berrits
Joseph Bobon
Frank Sebula
Steven’ Bobon
J. Sebula
Michael Miller
Joseph Babelena
Both Parents Under 16. Sererat
A brief note from the Commercial Tribune reports a case titled Sererat involving both parents under sixteen. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Sererat
Clean administration of Julius Fleischman
A Cincinnati mayoral speech recalls a three year term of clean progressive government. He admits mistakes but cites an economy minded, honest, business like leadership and defends against Fusionist attacks alleging corruption and blackmail in city administration.
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