Rheinstroms Seek Forgiveness and Reunion in Cincinnati
Disinherited son Harry Rheinstrom Jr and actress wife Edna Loftus plan a return to Cincinnati to seek reconciliation with mother Mina Rheinstrom and her $6,000,000 fortune. The couple, after a seven month Los Angeles chicken-farm honeymoon, face opposition from relatives and a past lunacy case over the marriage.
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Harry Rheinstrom, Jr
Edna Loftus
Winnie O'Connor
Los Angeles
Cal
Cincinnati
Mina Rheinstrom
Rheinstrom
Miss Loftus
Harry
Woodruff Says Roosevelt and Taft in Accord
Beverly Mass August 8 Timothy L Woodruff Republican state chairman of New York spoke with President Taft for over two hours He voiced optimism about New York politics and a possible primary compromise He floated Charles S Whitman as a gubernatorial possibility and noted Roosevelt and Taft aligned on NY matters while supporters favored conventions over direct primaries.
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Beverly
Mass
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Taft
Woodruff
New York States
Charles S. Whitman
New York County
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Clark Williams
Theodore Rosevelt
Ford
Republican Party
Hughes
Roosevelt
Mr. Woodruff
Knox
Orater
Taft Plans Strong Action to Reclaim Oklahoma Indian Lands
President Taft and the Justice Department plan vigorous autumn proceedings to reclaim vast Oklahoma Indian lands, countering a legal joker inserted into the Indian appropriation bill. The action aims to secure a receiver and pursue contracts alleged as fraud, amid Gore charge investigations and high-level scrutiny of attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Bowers
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Mayors Consider Annexation to Create Greater Cincinnati
A circular invites twelve nearby towns to join Cincinnati, aiming to boost population and services. The Chamber of Commerce meeting authorized letters to mayors and petitions seeking 25 percent voter support to place annexation on ballots within sixty days for a fall decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Lumber shed fire destroys Rainy River Lumber assets
A dry lumber shed owned by the Rainy River Lumber company and several box cars were burned in a blaze at Rainy River Ontario on August 8. The total loss is estimated at 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainy River, Ont
Rainy River Lumber Company
Congressman Creager Accused of Soliciting Loans
Oklahoma congressman C E Creager was accused by J M Hamon of soliciting large sums from McMurray, holder of Indian land contracts under congressional review. Hamon testified Creager allegedly sought an interest in the contracts if he helped advance the bill in Congress and before President Taft.
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Hannon
Creager
M’alester
Okla
C. E. Creager
Third
Oklahoma
J. M. McMurray
Jake L. Hamon
House of Representatives
Gore
Hamon
McMurray
Congress
Taft
Police View Robbery Motive in Rice Death in Cleveland
Police say William L. Rice was likely killed by hold up men after a late night encounter near his Euclid Heights home. New robbery theories, a $10,000 reward, and a public funeral contributed to a shifting view of the case as suspects like Pasquale Giuliano were cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
William L. Rice
Euclid Heights
Rice
Pasquale Guiliano
Dispute At Dance Ends In Stabbing Death In Ohio
Portsmith Ohio Aug 8 William Hart 25 died after a dispute over a girl at a platform dance on Shultz Creek Kentucky ten miles south of Portsmouth. Don Johnson 30 was named as the assailant but Johnson escaped.
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Portsmouth
William Hart
Don Johnson
Shultz Creek
Johnson
Administratrix Named for Dr Shumard Estate
Laura E. Shumard widow of the late Dr C B E Shumard of Venice and former Cincinnati city physician has been appointed administratrix of his estate valued at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shumard
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, Q
Laura E. Shumard
C. BE. Shumard
Venice
Cincinnati
Not a Juror Secured in Browne Trial in a Week
After one week of the second Browne trial in Chicago no juror has been secured. Lee O'Neil Browne, minority leader, is charged with buying votes to elect Senator William Lorimer. Examination of a third panel will begin as almost all jurors pleaded prejudice.
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Chicago
Lee O’neil Browne
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Cincinnati man kills self over love in Freeport
Earl V. N. Rubey of Cincinnati died in Freeport Illinois after taking cyanide of potassium in whisky and using chloroform saturated handkerchiefs. A photograph of Miss Mabel Mason was found. she denied being his suitor. He left letters to his brother and the coroner. He was 25 and had traveled to Freeport last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Freeport
Ill
Mabel Mason
Cincinnati
Earl V. N. Rubey
Brewster House
Miss Mason
H. R. Rubey
Smith Street
Pennsylvania Lines
Rubey
Young man from Evanston dies amid hints of romance
Earl V. M. Rubey 28, of 3544 Bevis Avenue Evanston formerly city salesman for Lackman Brewing, left Cincinnati seeking fortune. After some time in Muncie he moved west and was found dead in Freeport. Brother H B Rubey works for Pennsylvania Railroad. Burial planned in Cincinnati. Miss Mason and parent George E Mason deny engagement.
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Earl V. M. Rubey
Bevis Avenue
Evanston
Lackman Brewing Company
Cincinnati
Muncie
Ind
Freeport
Miss Mason
George E. Mason
Adams Avenue
Norwood
Goldenberg School
Mason
Rubey
Dolly Pays Reward to J. J. Finkler and Bids Farewell to Cincinnati
Dolly Dimples tours Cincinnati delivering thanks after a three week search for J J Finkler. The event features a large crowd at Chester Park with a reception and speeches, plus notices of local entertainment and fashion from Mab l ey Carew's. The piece ends with a cheerful toast to Cincinnati and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
J. J. Finkler
Cincinnati
Mr. Finkler
Dolly Dimples
Doily
The
Commercial Tribune
Florence
Shirley
Luttrell Former Shipping Clerk Noted For Education
Luttrell, once a shipping and reporting clerk for a railroad, lost a limb to a paralytic illness. He is described as a college graduate, well read and well bred, and willingly agrees to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BE. T
G. T
Luttrell
Postal Officials Conference in Washington
Twelve assistant superintendents from across the country gathered in Washington to discuss improvements in post office operations. Postmaster General Hitchcock aims for annual conferences to share ideas and unify administration practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Cincinnati Woman Pursues Husband Over Child Kidnapping
In Cloudcroft New Mexico R E Hall of New York seized his baby daughter from Mrs Faith McCormick Hall of Cincinnati and fled by train. Mrs Hall pursued on horseback reaching the first station below the resort before being blocked by the cog road train. Hall, separated from his wife who aims for divorce, was trading on the New York stock exchange and had come to persuade her to return. Authorities in Cincinnati and at Cloudcroft are filing legal actions to recover the child.
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Mabley & Carew’s
Vitek
Chester Park
Boellinger
Cincinnati
Reds
Cincy
Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Cloudcroft Lodge
Cloudcroft
N. M
Sacramento Mountains
R. E. Hall
New York
Faith McCormick Hall
Hall
New York Exchange
Leo Stills
Pennsylvania Life Insurance Pa
Sheridan's Escort Dies Veteran Newsman Peters
S Peters a veteran newspaper man and soldier died at his home in Omaha Nebraska at age 3 years He rode with General Sheridan on his Winchester ride and served as Washington correspondent for The Ohio State Journal during the Hayes administration His last work was with The Omaha Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
S. Peters
General Sheridan
Winchester
Washington
Ohio State Journal
Hayes
Omaha Bee
Mayor Schwab Reveals 1911 City Budget With Levy Change
Mayor Schwab presented the 1911 budget to the council showing a total tax levy of 15.127 mills for city purposes with a 0.406 mill increase for municipal needs. The budget totals $4,811,276.69, allocating funds to general, safety, public health, public service, parks, hospital, infirmary, university, observatory, and pension programs, while reducing several department estimates and delaying wage increases.
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Schwab
Public Health
Public Service Fund
Park Fund
Hospital
City Infirmary
University Fund
Observatory Fund
General Fund
Dow
Board of Elections
Justices’ Courts
Board of Control
Civil Service Commissioners
Director of Public Safety
Fire Department
Avondale
Ann
Delhi
House of Refuge
Public Health Fund
Public Service Department
Firemen's Lion
Police
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Harry A. Rheinstrom
Rheinstrom Bros. Company
Edna Loftus Rheinstrom
R Rheinstrom
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Jiss Loftus
Unsey
Harry Rheinstrom
Rufus B. Smith
California
Supreme Court
United States Court
Departments of Justice
Sherman
Mayors’ Mail
Ontario
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Self
Freeport, Ill
Miss Maud Roosevelt
Tatler
Maud Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
London
England
America
Miss Roosevelt
Continent
Lake Shore Line
Ladies’ Orchestra
Paris
Mexico
Sheridan
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