Cincinnati Evangelical Alliance Presses Enforce Sunday Laws Debate
A conference with Mayor Dempsey sees Evangelical Alliance urge moral reform while opposing a blanket Sunday saloon close. Ministers insist enforcement of multiple laws over Sunday closings amid concerns about minors in venues and concert halls. Mayor seeks feasible steps with police, governor Pattison’s stance noted.
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Town Topics Impeccable Imunbes, Witness Testifies in Libel Trial
Colonel W D Mann editor of Town Topics testifies in the Norman Hapgood criminal libel case. He recalls debt from Wall Street crisis and loans from Vanderbilt Morgan Ryan and Clarence Jones. He discusses connections to J P Morgan and E C Jones amid trial questions.
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Town Topics
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Collier's Weekly
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Baltimore
Cincinnati Probe Plan Altered to Suit Democrats
Chicago dispatch reports in the packers' case the district attorney challenged defense claims as part of a broader effort to influence jury deliberations. Objections arose as Morrison argued immunity was an afterthought while packers' counsel Miller rebutted. In Columbus, the House inquiry committee approved a modified Little resolution to form a bipartisan eight member House panel and four member Senate panel.
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Painless Killing of Incurables 19 Proposed in Bill
Miss Anne Hall's bill to allow doctors to end the life of incurably ill or fatally injured patients with consent advances in Ohio. The measure passed second reading 78 to 22 after opposition from Rep Hill. Other items include bills on bandages for railcars and cuts to university funding. Senate debate on capital punishment and a two cent per mile rail fare bill are noted.
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Valencia wreck near Cape Beale claims many lives
In dense fog the Valencia ran ashore at midnight off Cape Beale. Nine men reached shore by afternoon. about 125 still on the hull as rescuers rush to aid. A woman reportedly dropped her child into the sea while handing it to a boat, and many passengers remain unaccounted for as the steamer Victoria and Queen City race to assist.
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San Francisco
Cape Beal
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Queen City
Ohio to create state benevolent asylum for unfortunates
A bill in the Ohio Senate proposes a five member commission to oversee a new benevolent and eleemosynary institution for the care of the state’s unfortunates. The Governor and Auditor of State would serve, with three appointees by the Governor and a restriction of no more than three from any single party.
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Utlook
Columbus
Ohio
Harper
Senate
Pittsburg Brokers Assign Liabilities Over 200000
Pittsburg Pa January 28 E D Gartner Co stock brokers and members of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange made an assignment today. Liabilities will exceed 200000 Samuel A Steele of this city was appointed assignee.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
E. D. Gartner & Co
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Samuel A. Steele
President Roosevelt Said to Claim U S Can Whip Japan
Dr James Scherer president of Newberry College reported at the White House that the President told him the United States can whip Japan man for man and ship for ship. The remark caused surprise in Washington and efforts were made to locate Scherer before he returned home.
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James Scherer
Newberry College
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White House
United States
Girl Saves Two Passenger Trains in Harrisburg Area
Mary McCall, 16, daughter of a Clark's Ferry trackwalker, spotted a large rock rolling onto the tracks and used a lantern to warn approaching trains. She halted the Erie express within yards and then stopped the Erie fast line, allowing a wrecking crew to clear the obstruction.
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Commercial Tribune
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Northern Central Railway
Mary McCall
Clark's Ferry
Erie Express
Erie
Erection of the Olympic Theater on Seventh Street
L. P. Hazen & Co will erect the Olympic Theater on Seventh Street for $175,000. John J. Ryan leads the building firm, with plans for a Sept 15 completion and Sept 27 opening. The contract includes a $100 daily premium if finished early and a $100 daily forfeiture if late. The theater will be state of the art with no interior posts and suspended balcony, fire vents, foldable seating, and flexible aisles. The International Circuit connections and New York actors provide vaudeville content.
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New York
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Plot to kill leading public men uncovered in Pennsylvania
Washington County authorities find letters and papers in a squalid shanty near the mining village of Baird detailing a wholesale assassination plot against top figures including Governor Pennypacker. The discovery follows the murder of Michel Carrazola and implicates anarchists nationwide with arrests expected.
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Washington, Pa
Michel Carrazola
Dunleavy
Washington County
Pennypacker
Pennsyania
Baird
Fire in Lucerne Pullman Car Causes $500 Damage
A rear end fire in the Lucerne Pullman car at Big Four yards Front and Wood streets was extinguished after a hose line was stretched. Firefighters Hooks 6 and Engine 9 responded after the 1 am alarm, with about $500 in damage.
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