Saengerfest Debt and Its Liquidation Details Revealed
Mr Maxwell withdrew from leading as Judge Hollister oversaw the Saengerfest proceedings. W N Hobart, president of the club, testified on finances, debts, and reconstruction costs, noting a $60 000 deficit and $100 000 building bill. A liquidating committee sought funds, with limited success from subscriptions and bank loans backed by director notes.
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Saengerfest Athletic Club
Maxwell
W. N. Hobart
C Convention Hall
Wilson
Fenton Lawson
Hobart
Opponents of Prize Fight Questioned by Cincinnati Court
Mr Hobart argues opponents seek to protest a prize fight in Cincinnati amid a $60,000 deficit. Judge Harmon and Attorney General Sheets press for intent to violate Ohio law. Witte cites Section 6890 as proof of legality while plans for concerts and a Jubilee building funding collapse. Continued on Third Page.
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Harmon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hollister
Sheets
Peck
Athletic Association
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Bettinger
Saengerfest
Mr. Maxwell
Hobart
Bullaing
Jubilee Association
Convention Hall Company
Kleybolte
Witte
New York
Mr. Hobart
Messrs
Dieterle
Lawson
Pfleger
Lee
Forgery Charges Against M Call
Cyrus McCall, a patient at the City Insane Asylum, is a Gallipolis, Ohio fugitive accused of forging a note. Marshal Kuhn travels to Jefferson City to demand McCall’s surrender on grounds he is an insane Ohio citizen.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Cyrus McCall
City Insane Asylum
Gallipolis
E. H. Kuhn
McCall
Hattie Russell
Buell Russell
Marshal Kuhn
Charles Ecker
Jefferson City
Ohio
Albert Brown Granted Presidential Pardon in Ohio Case
Albert Brown, a U S prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary for petit larceny in Indian Territory, receives a presidential pardon from President McKinley. The crime involved $40. the sentence was deemed excessive and he would have been released next July.
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Columbus
Albert Brown
United States
Ohio
Indian Territory
McKinley
Death by Own Action Suspected in Adoptee’s Death
Henry Sutermeister and wife left their twelve year old adopted daughter alone. On return they found her dead with a bullet hole in the heart and a revolver nearby. She had taken the gun from a drawer and lay on a parlor rug. Police and family suspect death by own action awaiting investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Kenton, O
Henry Sutermeister
Packing firms deny Armour Swift Nelson Morris consolidation
Chicago February 7 1920s rumor spreads that Armour Swift and Nelson Morris packing houses would consolidate with a 135 million dollar capital. Packers deny the plan stating no such merger agreement exists.
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Chicago
Armour, Swift
Nelson Morris
Holland's Queen Happy Bride in Royal Wedding
Queen Wilhelmina wed Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin in a simple Reformed ceremony at The Hague. The event drew vast crowds across Holland with parades, decorations, and festive streets as the couple's unión is seen as a love match.
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Wilhelmina
Henry of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Hague
Victoria and Albert
Heinrich
Meinhaert
Holland
Halseveld
Bosch
Prince Heinrich
Maria
Nation sessions on saloon crisis in Kansas Legislature
Mrs. Nation addressed the Kansas Legislature in Topeka urging repeal of a prohibitory law clause that limited witnesses testimony. She sang in court after a case dismissal and criticized saloon keepers as a source of crime. The police court case ended with dismissal. she praised the decision and spoke to students later.
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Topeka
Kan
Bote
Kansas
Indiana Woman Smashed Saloon Husband Frequented
Mrs Thomas Creal an Indiana crusader from the Mrs Nation movement smashed the plate glass front of Peter Behler s saloon in Auburn Main street with a hatchet after warning him not to sell liquor to her jailed husband. She seized a beer bottle as a final weapon and the action followed her husband s role as a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad foreman in Garrett.
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Indiana
Commal Tribune
Auburn
Ind
Mr. Behier
Deaths from Extreme Cold Across Canton Ohio
The intensely cold weather has caused widespread suffering in Canton Ohio with over a hundred deaths reported. Authorities note the severe conditions as conditions worsen and temperatures remain near record lows.
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Canton
Blockage in Carnegie Deal Clouds Steel Merger
The Evening Post reports a hitch in satisfying minority interests in Carnegie Steel, notably Henry C Frick with stock holdings of 15.48 million dollars. Opposition from minorities could delay closing, prompting talks of a community of interests plan to unify various steel interests without minority consent.
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Carnegie
Pittsburg
C. M. Schwab
Morgan
H. C. Frick
Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Wall Street
Mr. Carnegie
Henry C. Frick
Carnegie Company
Community of Interests
Pewene
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Mark
Court
Nash
Akron Giant
Hamilton County
Atlas National Bank
Jubilee Saengerfest
Chamber of Commerce
Baldwin
Lustere
M'Call
Asylum
M’kinley
Packers
ALL
the Hague
Wilhelmi
Prince Heinrich of the
Netherlands
Prince of the
Advisory State Council
Prince Consort
Mrs. Nation
Crusader
Case
MR. Frick
Morgan Control
National Tube Company
F. C. Converse
Andrew Carnegie
New York Today
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Morgan Syndicate
Duquesne
Duquesne Tube Works
the Evening Post
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