Cincinnati Board to bottle milk in glass after April first
Milk Inspector Hagen urges the Cincinnati health board to require all dairymen, distributors, and dealers to bottle milk and cream in glass vessels from April 1 1903. A two member committee would set standards, sealing methods, and cleaning rules. The plan entails costly farm renovations and new sterilizing plants to ensure a pure milk supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen
Cincinnati
Health Board
Hagen
Board of Health
Laidlaw
Embers Cornette
Weil
Brown
Clifton Springs Distillery Wins Injunction Against City Officials
The Clifton Springs Distillery obtained a common pleas court order restraining City Health Officer Mark A. Brown City inspectors Stewart J. Hagen John Seidenspinner and John Brandt from soliciting customers or threatening arrest if grain juice is purchased. The suit claims grain juice is nutritious cattle feed and alleges a conspiracy to injure the distillery’s trade. It cites high tax payments and continued highway stops by defendants near the distillery to deter customers.
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Clifton Springs
Clifton Springs Distilling
Common Pleas’ Court
Mark A. Brown
Stewart J. Hagen
John Seidenspinner
John Brandt
City
United States
Cty
Seidenspinner
Brandt
Seven dairies ordered cleaned for unsanitary conditions
Milk Inspector Hagen told the board of public service that seven dairies are unsanitary. He urged revoking permits for several stables and allowing 10 to 20 days for cleanup. The board approved the report and referred the matter to Health Officer Brown. Hagen also arranged hot water access from Clifton Springs distillery for cows lacking water.
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Service Board
William Gillespie
Academy
Academy of Medicine
John Cornette
J. Stuart Hagen
Ballard
Cincinnati
Hagen
Board of Public Service
Frueh
John Richards
George Oscherowits
Henry Hasselbrock
Henry Wibbling
William Reeder
John Haubner
Dr. Hagen
Brown
Dr.Hagen
Clifton Springs
Board of Health
R. Hagen
Dr Wolfstein Pushes Separate Health Board for City
Dr David I Wolfstein urged forming a non political five member health board to devote full time to city health. He argued the current board of public service lacks focus and that health matters are only briefly touched on Tuesdays. He noted Ohio codes allow independent health boards and urged citizen groups to attend the January 8 council hearing.
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Wolfstein
David I. Wolfstein
Board of Public Service
Dr. Wolfstein
Co Il
Park Commission
Boards of Health
Ohio
Board of Service
Council
Dark horse talk swirls as caucus nears in campaign
Report outlines confidence of NEL candidates and party figures as Burton and Taft factions maneuver. Harding is mentioned as a potential factor. Daugherty’s withdrawal stirs debate while Dick heads to Columbus amid lobby chatter and mounting caucus anticipation.
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Dark Horse
Harding
Crawford
Carroll County
Hanley R. Jones
Franklin County
Phillips
Geauga County
Burton
Taft
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Flarry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Hadeen
Davigherty
Columbus
Joe Garretson
Mr. Taft
Four Stearns Miners Lodged in Newport Jail
United States Marshal George Massingale of Somerset Kentucky arrested four Stearns miners Oliver Slaven Hirsha Slaven Jess Simpson and Harvey Simpson after a Christmas day fight at Stearns. They will appear before United States Judge Cochran in Covington on January 4 for contempt of court charges.
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United States
George” Massingale
Somerset
United
Agenee
Ate
Whitely
Covington
Massingale
Oliver Slaven
Hirsha Slaven
Jess Simpson
Harvey Simpson
Newport
Stearns
Marshal Massingale
Mers
Simpson
Mullin
Twelve dead in Lick Branch mine explosion in West Virginia
Bluefields West Virginia December 28 Twelve men are known to be dead and about twenty five more entombed after a blast at the Lick Branch colliery owned by Pocahontas Consolidated Coal. At 11 tonight eighteen of the entombed were brought out alive, suffocated by smoke but not seriously injured.
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Tives Norris
Carabelli
Cuyahoga
Brenner
Hatfield
Clark
Guard
Champaign
A. E. Moon
Clinton
Wilbur
Union
Cristof
Warren G.harding
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Mr. Harding
Charles P. Taft
Mondey
Harding
Taft
Rat
Senate
Souther
West Virginia
Bluefields
W.v.a
Lick Branch
Verdict details alleged conspiracy in Sparks case
The court finds Charles S Sparks guilty beyond doubt of unprofessional conduct involving moral turpitude in a divorce case. It alleges Sparks conspired with Nellis Shock and Maud Hendrickson to manufacture false evidence against Mrs Sullivan and to hire Witnesses for a divorce suit. The decision condemns detective involvement in private cases and upholds belief in Mrs Sullivan's credibility while noting inconsistencies in Hendrickson’s testimony.
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Nellis
Charles
Sparkes
Baltimore
Bulliven
Senbe
Sullivan
Shock
Maud Hendrickson
Sparks
Redi
Sawyer
Blase
Sullivan Ag
John Gleason
Lebanon
John Sullivan
Charles 8
Chicago
Bodwen
Humphreys
Mra. Sullivan
Illino
Mrs. Sullivan
Fleischmann backs independent health board stance
Former Mayor Julius Fleischmann stated he favors a separate independent board of health rather than the current public service arrangement. He emphasized system changes over individuals and suggested a single member could suffice, arguing independence would prevent harm regardless of timing.
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Fleischmann
Julius Fleischmann
Board of Health
Board For Health
Disorder in Stearns Kentucky Prompts Court Support Debate
The War Department weighs the possibility of sending U S troops to uphold federal court orders as state troops and marshals confront unrest in Stearns Whitely County Kentucky. Conditions remain vague but officials expect local authorities to suppress disorder with marshal support.
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Washington
United States
Stearns
Whitely County
Kentucky
War Department
Simpson Phones Governor From Pine Knot
Berry Simpson, once reported in Tennessee, remained in Kentucky and called Governor A E B Willson from Pine Knot by long distance. He spoke with the governor's secretary McKenzie Todd and said he was not the desperado feared, asking the governor to know this. The governor promised protection if Simpson surrendered.
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Willson
Simpson
Mine disaster report reaches Roanoke with fourteen men listed
Roanoke reports late tonight that a cog railway mine disaster at Lick Branch resulted in fourteen men believed to be carried out. The brief message received at 10 o'clock lists fourteen men as taken from the mine.
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Roanoke
Lick Branch
Agar Returns to Texas
Princeton Indiana December 29 H Agar on bond for forgery fled town last night en route to Texas and is believed never to be seen here again. Bondsmen consented to his departure and authorities expect no further demand for his return.
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Princeton
Ind
H. Agar
Texas
Roosevelt rushes reports on secret service to Roosevelt
Washington December 29 cabinet officers submit reports to the president in answer to Aldrich resolution on secret service. It is believed the president will have these reports ready to submit to the appropriations committee soon after Congress reconvenes. Prompt action is anticipated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Secret Service
Appropriations Committee
Local county records reveal names tied to claim
A fragment notes county officials and individuals connected to a record. Names include O Consell and Woodmansee context unclear. The item references a filing, designation and an administrative act without full details.
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Lawrenceburg
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Acadmy of Medicine
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Morrill
Hote
Koellinger
Commercial Tribune
NEL
Caucus
Assembly
Mather
Summit
Carroll
Lawyer
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Rathbun
Meigs
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Mahoning
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Jefferson
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Mendelson
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Cleveland
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Chittenden
Iti
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Orrin F. Hypes
Common Pleas Jnd
A. H. Kunkle
Frank Jone
Charles P Taft
Herris
Keifer
al Ao
Duckweeth Club
Oxee de Saget
Wil Lancet
Beri Oa Slenae
House Ana
Board of Trade
Ernor Harris
Old Guard
Ohio National Guard
Monypény
Harmon
Harris
Statehouse
Neddermeyer Columbus
Oliver H. Perry
Columbus Board of Trade
Columbus Democratic Greek Club of Fifty Voices
P. H. Bruck
Emory W. Hunt
D. D
Denison University
Governors Commission
Andrew L. Harris
William B. Crew
Judson Harmon
Z . Song
Columbus Democratic Glee Club
East Broad Street
Byron L. Bargar
Captain White
John Y. Bussell
John C.sspeaks
U. S. Infantry Band
States Army Barracks
Engineers
Second Signal Corps
Ohio Militia
Ohio State University
Chillicothe High School
Hibernian Rifles
Columbus Rifles
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Franklin County Democratic Club
Neddermeyer
Board of’ Public
Agar
Secret
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O'Consell
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