Judge Hosea To Rule On Injunction In Telegraph Strike
In Superior Court Judge Hosea hears Western Union motion to dissolve the temporary injunction blocking removal of leased wires from O Dell stock offices. Both sides vow to press appeals to higher courts, while the Commercial Telegraphers Union strike continues amid mass meetings and potential baseball grounds use by union operators.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Hosea
Western Union Company
O'Dell Stock Company
Western Union
O’dells
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
O'Dell Company
I. N. Miller
O'Dells
Supreme Court
Hosey
O'Dell
First National Bank
Telegraph Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Telegraphers’ Union
National Union of Commercial Telegraphers
John M. Gorman
Miller
United States
O'Dell House
Shay
Gorman
O’dell Company
Cincinnati Club
League Park
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Esterday
Ban Johnson
American League
Johnson
Chicago
Chicago Union of Telegraphers
Cincinnati Union
United Commercial Telegraphers
Hedges
St. Louis National League Club
St. Louis Union of Telegram
O J. Renner
Midnight law enforcement scrutinized by city officials
Inspector Casey, acting Night Chief, investigated alleged violations of the midnight closing law after City Secretary Mike Keefe reported a Vine Street cafe may have stayed open past midnight. Keefe claimed mayoral orders aim to tighten enforcement, while Gillespie's and Timmer's saloons drew attention from the watch.
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Pfaff
Board of Public Service
Mike Keefe
Dempsey
Millikin
Police
Casey
Sam Corbin
Mike Gillespie
Sixth
Walnut Streets
The
Keefe
Boomers
Vine Street
Gillespie Place
Inspector Casey
Gillespie
Harry Timmer
Central Avenue
Woman with Crutch and Gold Teeth Sought in Indianapolis Mystery
Charles Formes, a saloonkeeper, seeks his missing wife Elizabeth Formes who disappeared with a man after a streetcar accident left her crippled. Police report she is in this city with all funds from Formes and a draft for 1500 dollars unnegotiated. a hotel sighting ties them to Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Elizabeth Formes
Charles Formes
Warrman Street
Formes
Cincinnati
Fourth Street
E. B. Smith
B. Smith
Main Street
Frank Tucker
Bonnie
Commercial Tribune
Tucker
Ohio Homecoming Week Program Sets Prize Poems and Song
Ohio's September State Fair countdown features a homecoming program with $50 prizes for both the winning poem by Josiah Renick Smith and the song The Hills of Ohio by D. F. Rudolph. The piece emphasizes Ohio’s history from pioneers to state leadership and calls for a “Welcome Home” to all Buckeye children.
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Ourtex
UMBUB
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Josiah Renick Smith
Hills of
D. F. Rudolph
Imperial
Ship of Empire
Erie
Queen City
Forest City
Bonnie Tucker Swallows Poison in Gibson House
A dramatic sequence unfolds as Bonnie Tucker swallows potassium cyanide at the Gibson House while John E Owens lies dead in a West Court lodging. Frank Tucker reunites with his wife after she recovers, and the couple vows forgiveness and renewed happiness as investigators note the flinty melodrama surrounding Owens and Tucker.
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Bonnie
Tucker
Poigon
Gibson House
John E. Owens
Globe Trotter
West Court Street
Dudley Webb
Bonnie” Tucker
John EB. Owens
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
John H. Owens
Bonnie’ Tucker
Owens
Frank Tucker
West End
Mrs Taft’s Condition Reports Deterioration in Wilbur
Mrs Louisa Taft mother of Secretary of War W H Taft is reported weaker as inflammation of the gall bladder worsens. Doctor C A Church notes the illness has increased, in Wilbur Massachusetts.
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Secretary of War
Louisa Taft
W. H. Taft
Five-Story East Thirty-Third Street Tenement Fire Kills Elderly Woman
A devastating blaze in East Thirty-third street New York costs one life and damages a five story tenement. Firefighters rescue fifty residents including many overcome by smoke with heroic efforts. An elderly woman on the third floor perishes in the flames.
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New York
East Thirty-third Street
Death at Tiverton launch party after river gasoline explosion
In the Seaconner River a gasoline tank exploded on a thirty foot motor boat killing George Antuya and Lydia Mercier. Fourteen youths returning from Newport to Fall River were aboard, with five others seriously burned.
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Commercial Tribune
Tiverton
R. L
Seaconner River
Newport
Fall River
George Antuya
Lydia Mercier
Auto and Express Train In Collision Near Great Barrington
An auto carrying five from Bristol Conn collided with the New York Pittsfield Express at Ashley Falls Crossing near Great Barrington Mass. Three in the car were killed and two fatally injured. Victims include Charles J Root age 40 and Mrs Root who died en route to Pittsfield. Others named Mary Root and Katherine Root were injured with Katherine unconscious and Mary in critical condition at hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
Great Barrington
Mass
Bristol
Charles J. Root
Root
Pittsfield
Miss Roberts
Mrs. Root
Mary Root
Katherine Root
Stranded Steamer Passengers Spend Day Waiting
Nearly seven hundred passengers aboard the steamer City of Louisville were stranded for hours after grounding on a sandbar near Rising Sun Indiana in dense fog. The ship was to reach Cincinnati by dawn and was released by the Steamer Indiana by 8 pm, with travelers arriving in Cincinnati around 2 am after a long river passage beginning Saturday evening.
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Louisville
Indiana
Ind
Falls City
John Brannon
Cincinnati
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Cinnati Police
Hills
D.E. Rudolph
Denison
Midas
Imperium
Sherman
McPherson
Sheridan
McCook
Virginia
Old York State
Harrison
Hayes
Garfield
McKinley
Maker
Frank
City Infirmary
John BE
Door
Mercantila Library
Mrs. Taft
Wilbur, Mass
C. A. Church
Connecticut
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