Longworth Opens Cincinnati Fall Festival with Button Press
Crowds gather at Music Hall as Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth presses the festival button to begin the fifth Fall Festival in Cincinnati. Joel C Clore caps the ceremony with a brief address praising the event and the city.
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Music Hall
Otto Armleder
Fall Festival Association
Robert Reynolds
Ss. P. Egan
Elm Street
Clore
Cincinnati
West
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Ohio Valley
Friends of Fest
Th Egan
S. P. Egan
Clarence
Clifford
Louis Rapp
Gill Harri
Corinne Bancroft
Eliza Warren
Blanche Maue
Eleven Year Old Girl Crushed by Interurban Car
Elizabeth Woods 11 died after walking with her mother to Grandin and Madison roads in Cincinnati. She ran behind a wagon and crossed tracks as an interurban car approached. Motorman Daniel Hammitt was charged with manslaughter.
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Elizabeth Woods
Mother
Madison
Grandin Roads
Cincinnati
Milford and Loveland
Josephine Woods
Columbia’ Avenue
Walnut Hills
Grandin
Madison Roads
Grandin Road
Daniel Hammitt
Patrol 7
Tillman Defeated in State Election
In early returns from the Democratic primaries M. F. Ansel leads for Governor with Richard Manning and C. L. Blease near second. J. Fraser Lynn appears to have a large lead for Attorney General. R. M. McCown and J. C. Boyd likely win on the first ballot for Secretary of State and Adjutant General. Tillman’s dispensary plan and Senator Tillman face defeat.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbia
D. C
M. F. Ansel
Richard Manning
C. L. Blease
J. Fraser Lynn
R. M. McCown
J. C. Boyd
J. H. Wharton
J. A. Summersal
Ansel and
Lynn
Tillman
Northwest current causes steamer to run off course
Captain Hoadlett of the Sierra reports an extraordinary northwest current off Hawaii. He says it threw the liner thirty miles off her course in one day and likely caused the Manchuria to strand. The Restorer’s salvage rights are being reviewed by Washington officials.
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Honolulu
Hoadlett
Oceanic Steamship Company
Australia
New Zealand
Manchuria
Washington
Gourt Deals Blow To Union In Baker Boycott Suit
In Racine Wisconsin Circuit Judge Chester A Fowler ruled against union labor in a $25000 damages case brought by Otto T Schultz baker. The court found the unions boycott and the use of an unfair list illegal and awarded Schultz $2500 for lost profits and $3500 for business injury.
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Commercial Tribune
Racine
Wis
Chester A. Fowler
Otto T. Schultz
Trades Labor Council
Benjamin Bressen
Tradés Council
Baker Schultz
Foraker at Home Sees Great Republican Victory Ahead
Senator J B Foraker arrived in the city after a Washington trip. He reviewed health and spirits, predicted a large Republican win in November, discussed the national administration and the Elkins law indictments, and denied any strain with President Roosevelt. He plans to remain in Ohio until after the election and then return to Washington.
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Foraker
City
Washington
Traction Building
Congress
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Coure
Standard Oil
Dynamite Blast Kills Worker in Brewster Ohio
John Flinn was killed and four laborers were seriously injured on the Wabash Railway project at Brewster Ohio when a dynamite charge to tear up a cut failed to detonate and the steam shovel operator moved too close to the blast.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
John Flinn
Brewster
Here
Miner Fatally Shot in Middlesboro Grudge
Henry Irving, a local miner, was shot and killed in Middlesboro Kentucky by Arthur Cleveland. The motive is described as an old grudge and Cleveland remains at large.
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Commercial Tribune
Middlesboro
Henry Irving
Arthur Cleveland
Cleveland
Physician Dr J T Frawley Stricken By Insanity
Dayton Ohio August 28 Dr J T Frawley a prominent local physician and former anatomy demonstrator at Western Reserve University has become insane. His sister in law Mrs Emma T Frawley of Cleveland is with him to care for him.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
J. T. Frawley
Western Reserve University
Army pistol record broken at Ft Sheridan by Captain Cole
Chicago August 28 The army pistol competition at Ft Sheridan closed today Captain Cole of the Sixth Cavalry won first place on the team and broke the record with 287 points out of 300 The previous best was 286 held by Corporal Robinson of the Ninth Cavalry
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Chicago
Ft. Sheridan
Cole
Sixth Cavalry
Corporal Robinson
Ninth Cavalry
Bank recorded seven million loss by presidents agents
A historical banking report describes a seven million loss tied to actions by presidential agents after a mysterious event in the official record.
Real Estate Trust Company Fails in Philadelphia Cash to Creditors in Doubt
Philadelphia Aug 28 The Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia closed its doors after failing to meet obligations from large loans on insufficient security. Receiver George H Harle Jr says liabilities reach 10 million with quick assets about 3.5 million and non negotiable collateral of 8 million. President Hipple not only directed loans but reportedly died by his own hand last Friday amid allegations of falsified reports.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company of
George H. Harle, Jr
Adolf Segal
Frank K. Hipple
Citiens
Bryn Mawr
Here
Hipple
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Franklin National Bank
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
W. H. Roberts
The
Real Estate Trust Company
Roberts
Segal
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Datherredi
Italy
Hudson Bay
Longworths
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Lakamp
Schultz
Oakley
Cameron
Ansel
Ayo
Sierra
GOURT
Baker
Trades Council and
Roosevelt
Federal Senate
Ocean
Standard Oil Company
Elkins
Elkins Law
Jamestown
N Y
Dynamite
Workman
Miner
Dr. Frawley
Western Reserve
Earle
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Adolph Segal
Majestic
Swedish Steel Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
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