Governor Nash orders injunction against Cincinnati prize fight
Governor Nash directs Attorney General Sheets to seek a court injunction blocking the Jeffries Ruhlin prize fight planned in Cincinnati. The sweeping suit would target principals promoters and connected groups, arguing the event is a public nuisance and would attract trouble. The case advances in Hamilton County Circuit Court with prominent Cincinnati lawyers backing the state.
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Ileischmann
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United States
Indiana
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
John A. Shauck
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Ruhlin
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Saengerfest Mall
Saengerfest Athletic Club
Saengerfest Association
Sheets
Lawrence Maxwell
Gustavus
Hi Ward
Columbus
Nash
America
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Price Hill
Commercial Tribune
Fight promoters坚定 not disturbed by governor action
Promoters of the Saengerfest fight express resolve despite Governor Nash ordering Attorney General Sheets to seek legal steps. Witte says opposition hand exposed, will partner with Goebel Bettringer Peck Shafer Peck Hertenstein. Saengerfest leaders defend plans, claim January February 15 event still on. Bettmann and Rev Eisenlohr respond to suit mentions.
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Sheets
Witte
Saengerfest Club
Goebel
W. N. Hobart
Saengerfest Board
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Saengerfest Hall
Bernhard Bettmann
Saengerfest Athletic Club
Eisenlohr
Saengerfest
Commercial Tribune
Harmon and Warrington Tied to Attorney General Office
Maxwell said no move to annul the Saengerfest Athletic Club charter will be pursued but the fight will continue as a public nuisance action.
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Judson Harmon
John W. Warrington
Maxwell
Saengerfest Athletic Club
Countess De Castellane Granted $200000 Yearly Support
Justice Beach extends a hold on the Gould estate income to protect Anna Gould Countess de Castellane while allowing $200000 annually to the Countess for herself and children pending the case. The order targets payment to the sister from the trust while Wertheimer sues for $318000 in paintings and bric a brac.
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Justice Beach
Supreme Court
George J. Gould
Edwin Gould
Howard Gould
Helen Gould
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Asher Wertheimer
Beach
Jay Gould
Friendly arrests target prize fight planners in Ohio case
Jeffries and Ruhlin were served warrants for training a prize fight in violation of Ohio law. Both were bailed and scheduled for a Thursday hearing before Squire Roebling. The arrests were secretive, with prosecutors and defense aligned and possible further actions anticipated to resolve the contest dispute.
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Ruhlin
Ohio
Squire Roebling
Price Hill
Herman J. Witte
Wilson & Wilson
Hoffheimer
Carrie Nation confronts Kansas officials over saloon closures
Mrs. Carrie Nation visits Governor Stanley, Attorney General Goddard, and local officials in Topeka, demanding closure of saloons. She accuses the governor of lawbreaking and perjury, urges action to shut joint shops, and clashes with Sheriff Cook and others as reporters document the confrontation.
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William B. Stanley
Capitol Building
Kansas
Goddard
Nichols
Porter
Stanley
Mrs. Nation
State House
Nation
Cook
Sheriff Cook
City Hall
Lord Salisbury Will Not Resign as Premier
London January 28 There is no foundation for the report that Lord Salisbury will resign and official statements say his absence from Osborne during Queen Victoria’s death was due to King Edward’s urgent request fearing for the Premier’s health. The King and Salisbury are on cordial terms amid a bitterly cold Cowes.
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Associated Press
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Osborne
Queen Victoria
Edward
Cowes
King Edward
Two Inmates Attack Guard At West Virginia Hospital
At the West Virginia Hospital for the Insane in Weston Mack Ware and Andrew Gooden overpowered guard Michael Whelan and gouged out both eyes with their fingers. Ware, a highly dangerous patient, had previously assaulted the superintendent and another attendant, and stabbed an attendant a year earlier.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia Hospital For the Insane
Weston
Mack Ware
Andrew Gooden
Michael Whelan
Ware
Stathers
Mrs Rachel Cunningham Dies at 108 in Fairmont
Mrs. Rachel Cunningham, aged 108, died at her home above Monongah yesterday. Born February 8, 1793, she lived through three centuries and was a noted longtime resident of the Fairmont area.
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Commercial Tribune
Fairmont
W. Va
Rachel Cunningham
Monongah
Gan
Women to meet in battle with bare rapiers
Miss Alice Mower of Chicago and Miss Louise Schrader of Minneapolis, fencing teachers, plan a friendly bout that masks a long standing quarrel. Schrader has challenged Mower after exchanges in letters and newspaper columns. The match, to be held in Minneapolis, uses bare point rapiers and may threaten bloodshed if officials do not intervene.
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Commercial Tribune
Minneapolis
Alice Mower
Chicago
Louise’ Schrader
Miss Schrader
Minnesota
Holland Steamer Holland Wreck Drowns Sixteen People
The steamer Holland from London wrecked at the Nieuwe waterweg entrance near Rotterdam. The vessel broke in two as it entered the river. The captain and six crewmen were saved, while sixteen passengers and crew drowned.
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Rigged Grand Jury Faces Gibson Mob Threats in Kentucky
Boyd County Circuit Court convened with Judge Kinner urging a strong cleanout of lawless institutions. Rumors swirl of mob violence over the Gibson case as jurors reportedly indict for murder in the first degree if an outbreak occurs. sheriff departs the city amid tension.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Boyd County
Catlettsburg
Kinner
Boyd Circuit Court
Gibson
Dover Senate Vote in Joint Session Shows No Change
In Dover today January 28 the Legislature in joint session cast ballots for United States Senator and the results showed no material change from the prior ballots.
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Dover
Del
Five Trainmen Die in Parkersburg W Va Wreck
A head on collision at Hickmans Cut near Petroleum and Volcano Junction East of Parkersburg WV killed five train crew. Engineer Davidson escaped with minor injuries as fireman J T Bailey and brakeman J G Bailey died along with three others on No 98. Ten cars and two engines wrecked. recovery to take until morning.
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Ka‘nawha
J. B. Watkins
Grafton
W. W. Cunningham
M. Courtney
Leslie Davis
Cunningham
Crown Prince Frederick William Receives Order of the Garter
At Osborne House in Cowes Isle of Wight on January 28 the Crown Prince of Germany Frederick William was invested with the Order of the Garter by King Edward VII. The ceremony drew high officials and imperial entourage aboard the Hohenzollern.
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Frederick William
Order of the Garter
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Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Great Britain
William
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Prussia
Count von Eulenberg
Stone merchant T L Saunders dies from lockjaw
Lancaster Ky January 28 T L Saunders a wealthy Stone County merchant died last night from lockjaw caused by a rail driven into his foot in an accident that fractured his life.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
T. L. Saunders
Stone
County
Found Husband With A Blonde In Bigamy Case
Anna Sturla of Cincinnati swore out a warrant for Cornelius A. Sturla after finding him in New York living with a woman named Van Behme as his wife. He claimed a prior five day marriage to Anna and three years with Miss Van Behme. Magistrate Zeller remanded him for bigamy.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Anna Sturla
Cincinnati
Cornelius A. Sturla
Cornelius Sturla
Lenox Avenue
Zeller
Sturla
Anna van Behme
Miss van Benmie
British Kill Five Boers on Ventersburg Road Action
Generals De Wet and Paterson led about 500 Boers crossing the Haifontein line between here and Haifontein on January 23. In the encounter on January 26 near the railroad twenty five British soldiers were killed in action and five Boers were killed.
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Orange River Colony
de- Wet
Paterson
Here
Haifontein
Bankers Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Berlin January 28 The trial of Goerlitz von Mueller and his son bankrupt bankers ended with ten year prison terms for each in a penitentiary.
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Goerlitz von Mueller
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