Columbus Bribery Cases End After Acquittals
The Columbus municipal bribery investigations close as Rhoads is acquitted and nolle prosequi is entered against Burr. Bramley pays 2358.17, Lang 500, Beck 200, Cannon 900, with others fined or cleared. Franklin County nets about 10000 in fines as proceedings end.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Broad Street
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
R. Stanley Rhoads
Kinkead
C. B. Burr
Public Service
Nolle
M. F. Bramley
Bramley
New York
Nelson Cannon
Arthur Beck
Henry C. Lang
State House Quiet as Governor Is Absent in Columbus
Politicians are scarce about the state house with the governor away and not due back until next week. Secretary George S. Long returned today from New Hampshire where he attended his college class reunion.
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Commercial Tribune
State House
Georges
Long
New Hampshire
Manila
San Francisco
New York
George McDonald
Italian in Columbus Shot At Twice, Loses Mind
Special Dispatch reports Joe Callucci, an Italian laborer in Columbus, jailed on lunacy charges amid fears of the Black Hand. Friends say he was shot at twice, causing such fear he has lost his reason after receiving a death threat demanding $50.
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Columbus
Columbus Woman Shot by Husband Who Killed Himself
Mrs Ada Clare Puryear, wife of an Ohio State University professor, was shot by her husband who also killed her brother and then killed himself. She is recovering at the Protestant hospital in Columbus, with doctors optimistic after a serious period. She has not been told of the deaths to shield her weakened condition.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Ada Clare Puryear
Ohio State University
Railway kills entire family to escape damages
Jefferson City Mo July 2 By the killing of an entire family a railway company has escaped liability for damages for the death of Slip Rageland wife and their minor Bons Suit was brought for 15000 by the administrator of the estate According to the Missouri supreme court the company is left free from damages because the entire family was wiped out by the fatal wreck no person who had the right to maintain suit for final judgment against the company surviving
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Jefferson City
Slip Rageland
Missouri Supreme Court
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised
The California Fig Syrup Co issues a full statement on ingredient purity and method of manufacture for its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The pledge emphasizes California figs for taste and medicinal plant principles, urging purchase only from the company through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California
Dancer Rosario Guerrero Finds Happiness in Love in New York
New York reports Spanish dancer Rosario Guerrero, alias Mme L Paglieri, happy in love with her partner Paglieri, now in New York for The Rose and the Dragon pantomime at the American Music Hall. Guerrero recalls past fame, a Grand Duke kidnapping incident, diamonds from King Leopold, and asserts love brings real happiness over wealth and success.
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Rosario Guerrero
Hotel Albany
Mme. L. Paglieri
Pagilieri
American Music Hall
Boris
Russia
Leopold
Belgium
la Guerrero
Hotel Raisseaumont Inferno Destroys Large Placid Resort
A July fire at Hotel Raisseaumont near Placid, New York, engulfed the summer resort and caused estimated losses near 200000. Guests escaped as flames spread from the tower. Employee Albert Clapsaddle of Ilion suffered severe burns to head and face and may die.
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Placid
N. Y
Raisseaumont
Albert Clapsaddle
Ilion
Livery stables burned in Winchester disaster
Gaines Brothers and Jones' Brothers livery stables at Winchester burned this morning. Seventeen horses perished and the loss is $30,000. Foreman John Alexander was injured by falling timbers.
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Lexington
Gaines Brothers
Jones’ Brothers
Winchester
John Alexander
Morroco Combat At Fez Ends With Executions And Whippings
In Tangier on July 2, fighting near Fez left fourteen imperial soldiers captured and decapitated with their heads shown in the pretender's camp. El Kebir has entered Mequinez. Sultan Mula Hafid, enraged by the act, ordered El Kebir's mother whipped in public.
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Tangier
Morocco
Fez
el Kebir
Mequinez
Mula Hafid
Body not that of missing Ling in Sigel case
New York July 2 The body found in the Hudson River last night was not Leon Ling the murder suspect in the Elsie Sigel case. Autopsy shows the remains are those of a white boy under 16 years old and the police conclude Ling is still at large.
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New York
Hudson River
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Thomas Curtin
Leon
Kennedy Heights Plans Grand Fireworks Display
Kennedy Heights will host a large Monday evening fireworks show at Kennedy avenue and Montgomery road. The event, organized by a Business Men's club committee including C Bescherman and others, supports a new church with refreshment proceeds and honors free mail delivery won by Nicholas Longworth and Postmaster E R Monfort.
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Kennedy Avenue
Montgomery Road
C. Bescherman
A. F. Drienmeyer
O. H. Bauman
Frank Mills
George Hartz
Lane Thompson
Nicholas Longworth
E. R. Monfort
Ten Year Lease Signed For Corner Drug Store
Dr J C Krieger druggist signs ten year lease at Court and Vine corner for 85200, with New York owners Sarah J Moorhead. Renewal denied to United Cigar Stores as Krieger gains legal right to renew and remodel the corner for a projected city power building on nearby blocks.
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J. C. Krieger
Court and
Vine Streets
New York
Sarah J. Moorhead
United Cigar Stores Company
Dr. Krieger
Mortgage filings and building permits listed in Cincinnati records
The notice catalogs mortgages filed and canceled entries including names such as Keller Bruckman Lockard Arhold Hagile Wolf Mills Miller Morrison and Cresap among others. It records building permits for properties on Woodburn Enright Hearne Albany and McMicken avenues and a permit to wreck a three story brick building for park use.
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Gia Ee Ees
Lecuart
Delta L. A. Co
Koora A. Keller
Bruckman
cOuAw
Hedges
Gesgeide B & & Co
Lockard
Quickwithdrawal
Hugo Arhold
Hagile S&l. A
Joseph Wolf
Southwest End
B. A
Stella Trisler
Sycamore Street
Robert B. Mills
Henry Estermann
Gabriel H. Wolf
Mary H. Thornton
John Herme
Joseph Deniér
Cas
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Real Estate Transfers and Leases Across Cincinnati Area
A complex listing of property sales and leases including parcels on Elm Street near Mac Street, East Clifton, and Bevis Avenue. Several parcels change hands between Henry Wieshahn, Braxton Camp Margaretha Haas, and John Hauck Brewing Co. with varying lot sizes and lease terms ranging from months to years.
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Elm. Street
Miami Medical’ College
Hudson Avenue
John Hauck Brewing Co
Philip Schmitt
Purchase
Sceenadseses
Henry Wieshahn
Frank A. Keller
Carolyne M. Justin
Bessie M. Lockard
Walnut Hills
Mary H. Thornton
Gabriel H John Hader
Stella Decker
Chouressteee Coe
Joseph Denier
John Harmis
Eliza Allen
Fred Foeller
Clark Street
Dalton Avenue
Clay Street
Allison Street
Myers Y. Cooper
Mayme K. Moeller
Stason Ohio and Improvement Co
Columbia Township
Martha A. Sadier
Conrad Rechel
Longworth
Fifth Streets
James E. Robinson
Boyd E. Dilley
Womces
Columbia
Francis Pentland
Stella B. Troy
Ruffner Street
Lockland
Eureka Realty and Loan Eh
Dreman Avenue
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Ohio Land and Improvement Co
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Helen Wood
K. R. Bell
William Betts
Herbert Moninger
Samuel F. Lappin
Duck Creek Road
Liberty and
Linn Streets
Colerain Township
Bevis Avenue
Wolff
Hewitt
Uotomi
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Ragas Vidas
Margaretha Knauber
August Knapp
Halstead
Green Township
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Helena Eick
Hyde Park
Hiram
Stanes
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Powel Crosley
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H. C. Bolsinger
Bacon Street
Katie Zech
Daniel F. Good- Henry Eter
Frank Rust
Joes Archer
Helm Speoetward
Anth . Kramer
Helm Woodward
John Schmits
Clara T. S Laonels
Mihalowitch
God. Ward
Two Irvine Boys Injured in Hotel Elevator Shaft
Mrs Kate Park of Irvine and her children were involved in a hotel elevator incident at Gerdes hotel yesterday morning. Richard 4 fell into the shaft, Harry 9 and the mother and sister were saved after a struggle with the elevator gate. Both boys were taken to the city hospital with injuries described as serious bruising but not life threatening.
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Irvine
Gerdes’ Hotel
Wilbur Sheppard
Harry
New Lincoln One Cent Piece Ready Soon
The treasury will issue the new one cent piece bearing President Lincoln from the Philadelphia mint starting August 1. A sufficient supply should be on hand by then to meet all demands.
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Washington
President Lincoln
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Millions Asked Of The OI Trust
Jackson Mississippi July 2 Proceedings filed in the chancery court of Harrison county allege that the Texas company and Gulf Refining company are branches of Standard Oil and violated Mississippi antitrust law seeking 11 million dollars in penalties and perpetual injunctions restraining further operations in the state. Similar actions were brought in Clay county against Standard Oil of Kentucky seeking 22 million dollars.
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Texas
Standard Oil Company
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Clay County
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
King
Boys Get New Homes
Hamilton Ohio July 2 Juvenile court influence led Judge Gard to relocate 14 year olds Willie Criger and Willie Anderson from Lancaster Ohio state reform school to new homes with Mrs. Jacob Jacoby in Seven Mile and Jacob Wasserman in St Clair Township.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Gard
Willie Criger
Willie Anderson
State Reform School
Lancaster
Jacob Jacoby
Seven Mile
Jacob Wasserman
St. Clair Township
Earth Assemble are Forty-Two Years Old Elks Highlight Charity Fun
Frederic J. Haskin surveys the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks based in Los Angeles as a 42 year old, nationwide fraternal body with 300 000 members. He notes its charitable disbursements over 350 000 dollars, reserve funds, humanitarian acts, and famed hospitality including extensive parades and unique lodge traditions.
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Los Angeles
California
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New York
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United States
Canada
Grand Lodge
the Elks
San Francisco
America
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Oiks
Boston
el Paso
Denver
Lodge of Sorrow
Bill
William H. Taft
of the Elks
Virginia
Bedford City
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Frederic J. Haskin
Twenty local students await Yale entrance exams results
Twenty local high school graduates faced Yale College entrance exams under Dr. Chalfant Robinson. Scholarships were also tested yesterday in forty four U S cities, delaying results by three weeks.
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Yale College
Eli
Chalfant Robinson
Yale
United States
Salvation Army to send outings for poor to Clermontville hills
Four hundred plus children and many mothers will receive ten days of outings at a new Salvation Army camp near Clermontville, fifty miles from Cincinnati. Camps erecting tents this week, first groups depart next Thursday morning for the hill vacation, following similar successful camps in Kansas City and Pittsburgh.
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Salvation Army
Clermontville
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Grain Fields Burn Near San Fernando
Fire swept 6000 acres of grain near San Fernando causing an estimated loss of $126,000. No injuries were reported. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night and arson is not suspected.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Fernando
Earthquakes hit Spanish towns causing wall damage
Alicanthe July 2 three earth shocks were felt yesterday afternoon in Torrevila and surrounding towns. Walls of many houses cracked and other damage occurred. Fearful occupants rushed to the streets but no casualties are reported.
Deaf Mutes Hear Sermon at St Paul’s Cathedral
A large deaf mute congregation filled the chapel of St. Paul’s Cathedral last night for a visible language sermon by Rev. Austin Ward Mann dean of the deaf mute clergy of the Protestant Episcopal church. Several patrons on vacation were among the attendees.
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St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Cathedral
Austin Ward Mann
M. A
Allison Declares Refuge Home Equal To Others At Conference
Superintendent James Allison of the refuge home and Service Director Louis J. Dauner reported to the board of public service after attending the sixth annual national conference for the care of backward, truant and delinquent children in Buffalo. They visited facilities in Dobbs Ferry, Rochester, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and found Cincinnati's home comparable in all but environment.
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Louis J. Dauner
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Buffalo
N. Y
Board of Public Service
New York
Dobbs Ferry
State School of Agriculture
Rochester
Hope
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Drewitz Marital Woes On Second Day Of Hearing
The second day of the Caldwell hearing covered Drewitz’s account of his marriage troubles. He testified of early meetings with Mrs Drewitz and resumed relations after her divorce filing in 1906, describing suspicions, a detective shadow, and gifts disputes. He recounted a telegram warning to stop letters and a poorly focused photograph incident. The hearing resumes Monday.
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Caldwell
Drewitz
Farmer Granted Continuance For Operation In Child Attack Case
Lawrenceburg Indiana July George W Stegner 60 was in county jail on charges of attacking three girls in Jackson township His case was continued to the October term so he could undergo a surgical operation The operation was performed in the county jail hospital by Dru Emmert E D Bateman and Fagaly Stegner is a well to do farmer with a wife and grown children and is expected to recover
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
George W. Stegner
J Son
Dru
Emmertt
E. D. Bateman
Fagaly
Stegner
Jai Township
Head Chosen as Louisville Democratic Mayoral Candidate
Louisville Democrats unanimously nominated W. C. Head to oppose incumbent James F. Grinstead in the mayoral race. Head was selected today as the party’s candidate.
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Louisville
James F. Grinstead
Head
Crats
Js Grinstead
Bernard Hosts Eagles Outing at Gilpin Avenue Home
Members of Aerue No. 142 Fraternal Order of B were entertained by E Bernard at 1525 Gilpin Ave. Nearly a score of lodge members with four wives attended and enjoyed a banquet prepared under Bernard. The group included the outing committee that planned the Bages picnic at the Country Club on June 13.
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Order of B
E Bernard
Gilpin Avenue
Bernard
Bagiles
Brown Issues Another Milk Price Warning
Dr. Mark A. Brown warned yesterday that price increases and unfair dairy practices must end. He cited producers and retailers not complying with new ordinances on bottles feed and shelter and said enforcement will target those failing to meet board regulations.
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