Campaign Notes Point to Middle West Politicking
Special Despatch from Washington reports that a presidential trip through the Midwest aims to stir enthusiasm as campaigns prepare to begin in September. Republicans claim strong business conditions and public support, while Democrats push parallels to counter warnings of disaffection in several districts.
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New University Board of Directors Appointed by Cincinnati Mayor
A Nash Code shift in Columbus introduces a new university governance structure in Cincinnati with a five member board appointed by the mayor. The changes align with broader debates on administration and reform impacting public safety and city commissions after a late session overhaul.
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King Edward allegedly crowned by double at coronation
Paris dispatch reports a sensational claim that a double wore the king's robes during Edward VII's coronation to relieve the real monarch of strain due to ill health. The impersonator allegedly stepped in after the crown was placed.
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Foraker Proposes Solution to Municipal Tangle
Senator Foraker outlines a plan to untangle city governance issues. The text references Newgate prison and historical city development, noting 19th century reforms inspired by Mrs. Fry and changes after the great fire. Debtors and reform efforts are touched on, with a focus on administrative improvements.
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Foraker Plans Curative Legislation To Aid Municipal Powers
Senator Foraker arrives in Cincinnati and meets with John Kilgour of the street railway company to discuss the Rogers law. He backs a curative municipal code act and a constitutional amendment to allow municipal corporations to receive corporate powers by special act, arguing against blanket legislation and stressing protection for investors in public utilities.
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First National Bank Secures Fourth Street Site in Cincinnati
First National Bank has secured an option on a 65 850 feet Fourth Street lot at Fourth and Walnut, with plans to build a landmark headquarters. The Lafayette and Market National banks would join, forming a powerful financial group with assets totaling about 29 million dollars. The deal aligns with uptown centralization and moves to broaden banking power in Cincinnati.
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General Dick Backs Nash Municipal Code Belief in Reform
General Charles Dick, chairman of the GOP committee, issues a statement praising Governor Nash and the proposed municipal code. He expects honest differences and cautious, well considered passage, warning against haste and urging judicious trial before adoption.
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