Elevators at Ohio State House Trigger Court Clash
Tension rose as the Ohio Supreme Court and Governor Harmon clashed over elevators at the state house annex. Deputy Marshal Lewis McAllister ordered Superintendent William Miller to clear the pit under the elevator, but Miller refused, saying it was not his business. Adjutant General Pats Superintendant backed Miller, and the dispute ended when Miller reported to the adjutant general who approved inaction until the court returned.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Econd
Lewis McAllister
Court
William Miller
State House Yard
Miller
State of
Ohio
Marshal McAllister
Judge Rules Columbus Cannot Annex Incorporated Villages
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus Ohio that Judge Bigger ruled an incorporated village cannot be annexed by Columbus before the federal census. The decision halts the annexation program and would subtract 8 000 to 10 000 people from Columbus's population count.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Judge Bigger
Governor Harmon Reappoints Lima Lawyer to Uniform Laws Board
Governor Harmon reappointed S. F. Wheeler of Lima to the Board of Uniform Laws, noting the term had expired and the position carries no salary. The board, little known to the public, aligns mercantile and family law topics with similar state boards to draft uniform laws. Wheeler serves as counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Harmon
Lima
Uniform Laws
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
S. 5
Wheeler
Board of Uniform Laws
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Convict Gone One Year Paroled Man Missing
Dan Snyder a paroled penitentiary convict who served seven years of a life term and had his sentence commuted to twenty years has been missing for one year. Authorities have exhausted efforts to locate him after reports stopped a year ago. He once ran a Columbus cigar stand and later opened a restaurant in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dan Snyder
Snyder
Canton Mayor’s Third Term Likely After Stark County Vote
Canton’s Art Turnbull announces he will seek a third term after Stark County election results. In Columbus, Turnbull says the county result confirms his administration’s popularity with an estimated 2,800 majority. He notes potential opposition from Charles Daugherty or Dave Owens.
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Canton
Stark County
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Art Turnbull
Turnbull
Charles Daugherty
Dave Owens
Paine law changes shift control of public institutions
Leaders in charitable work report the Paine law will take effect August 1. It transfers authority from boards of service to the director of public safety over children's homes city infirmaries the workhouse and similar municipal institutions in Columbus Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Director of Public Safety
French Cream Case Before Supreme Court Over Brand Name
The Supreme Court has the French Bros. Dairy company versus John Giscin of Hamilton county on appeal. French Bros. won an injunction preventing Giscin from making ice cream labeled French. Giscin requests the injunction be dissolved.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
French* Bros. Dairy Company
John Giscin
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
French Bros
Giscin
Inspector appoints deputy inspector in Ohio
John P. Kearns, inspector of workshops and factories, names William F. Silkman of Hamilton as deputy inspector at 100 dollars a month in Columbus dated July 12.
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Kearns
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
John P. Kearns
William F. Silkman
Hamilton
Crowd at McAlpin Store Demonstrates Morning Paper Power
A large crowd packed the McAlpin department store yesterday to buy what the public wants. The event proved newspapers are an unparalleled advertising medium, driving unprecedented sales and showing the store’s enduring appeal amid bad weather.
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McAlpin
Confessed Bigamist Sentenced in California
San Jose July 12 Christian Co Johnson connected with Stockton woman Mrs Josephine Amelia Tretheway and linked to the notorious Madson was sentenced in the afternoon to seven years in prison for bigamy in a California court.
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San Jose
Cal
Severe storm piles damage across Ohio valley city
High heat gave way to a violent wind and rainstorm that swept the city and surrounding farms. Winds of 34 to 64 mph tore awnings, toppled trees, and flooded streets while causing power and traction disruptions. No injuries were reported as relief followed cooler air and continued storms.
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Ohio Valley
Storm at Newport Ravages Campbell County Crops and Wires
A severe rain and windstorm yesterday battered Campbell county the worst in years causing crop and fruit tree damage. The Hiland telephone exchange lost many lines and wires were disrupted countywide. Hillside truck gardens were washed out and fruit trees blown down leading to heavy crop losses. In Dayton Fifth avenue several children narrowly escaped a fallen tree.
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Campbell County
Hiland Telephone Exchange
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Fall Festival Planned by Cincinnati Directors
Fall Festival company directors will meet this afternoon at the Business Men's club to discuss a proposed Cincinnati festival for 1910. The meeting follows a suggestion to stage the event and make it the finest Cincinnati has seen, building on the success of the 1907 festival which drew strong business support.
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Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Free Vaudeville at Chester Show Delights Crowds
Rafayette the dog act stars the program with acrobatic fox terriers and a balancing bulldog. Lessik Summers Otto perform juggling and Tyrolean tunes as Lagoon’s next week feature promises Houdini style feats and a sensational public execution act by Howell the Great.
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Rafayette
Bariquet
Lagoon
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Ike
Rockwell
Fides Achates
Colonel Martin
Lessik
Anita
Godlers
Summers
Otto
Tyrol
Simon
Joe Emmett
Snyder
Chester Pavilion
Houdini
Weaver
Howell
Major Bob Yokum Returns to Lead Chester Buffalo Bison Act
Major Bob Yokum of the Buffalo ranch at Chester returns to perform with the humped buffaloes after a fortnight abroad in the Northwest. Scotty the big bull reportedly moved spectators as Colonel Ike and manager Billy Woods noted tears from the general. Yokum will handle ribbons and guide the bisons’ act at the park until the engagement ends, despite an offer from Buffalo Bill Cody for a Chicago showcase.
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Buffalo Ranch
Chester
Northwest
Bob
Scotty
Ike
Billy” Woods
The
Big Park
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Chicago
Chester Theater Opens With Said Pasha Starring Mack McIntyre
Nockey McIntyre headlines Chester's Said Pasha with strong comedy as Mack returns from journalism to stage. Pitkin, Miss Marguerite McDonald, and Miss Phrynette Ogden draw praise for beauty and charm while McIntyre’s performance provides the show’s strongest laughs.
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Mack
Chester
Pasha
Mr. Pitkin
Marguerite McDonald
Phrynette Ogden
MeolIntyre
Dad
Richard Stahl
Nockey
Miss Ogden
Miss McDonald
McIntyre
Robin son's Vaudeville Night Delights Packed House
The week’s bill at Robin son’s drew a packed crowd with the Froze Trio delivering strong singing and comedy. Ben Horton impressed as a clay modeler and crayon artist. Laura M. Peterson, a Swedish violinist, earned encores for a sweet toned performance. Pictures de luxe returned for another hit show.
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Robinson’s
Ben Horton
Laura M. Peterson
Sing Ho the Merry Dingo Arrives at Zoo
The dingoes reach the zoo in two crates after long travel. Superintendent Stephan declines to reveal their origin, inviting public curiosity and urging readers to consult the encyclopedia for what a dingo is, as questions pile up.
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Sing Ho
Zoo
Stephan
Saragossa
Lagoon theater seals season with new musical comedies
Lagoon management unveils a diverse slate of attractions at the Kentucky resort. The Edward Hutchison Musical Comedy company extends a two week run of The Girl Untamed and plans future shows including With Roosevelt In Darkest Africa Miss Yucatan and The Rolling Girl. Patrons期待 a surprise comedy based on Roosevelt’s African journey with lively music.
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Edward Hutchison
Roosevelt
Africa
Yucatan
Lagoon
Emoe
Aid for Diners and Digestion at Coney Island Club
Coney Island officials publish dining guidance prepared by Frederick Herrmann and park superintendent McIntyre. The tips show how to compose meals for parties from two to hundreds, helping diners avoid aimless ordering and save money. Printed suggestions available at Coney offices by phone.
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Coney Clubhouse
Coney Island
Banquet at Coney Island for Smith Kasson Employees
One of the season's big events at Coney Island is the Smith Kasson company annual employees banquet. 120 covers will be set for speeches and felicitations after a year of successful business with Commodore Brooks presiding as president. Afterward attendees visit park attractions and ride home on the Queen, with special music for the ballroom portion.
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Smith- -Kasson Company
Commodore Brooks
Stowe Granddaughter to Debut on Professional Stage
Boston, July 12. Miss Hilda Stowe, granddaughter of Harriet Beecher Stowe the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, is announced to make her debut on the professional stage this fall.
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Stowe
Boston
Mass
Hilda Stowe
Harriet Echer Stowe
Edward Hutchison Comedy Company Announces Matinee Schedule
The Edward Hutchison Musical Comedy company at Lagoon will switch to Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday matinees. Midweek shows will be ladies matinees with special features and souvenirs.
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Edward Hutchison
Lagoon
Douglass School Principal Position Likely Delayed
Superintendent Dyer said the successor to Principal J DeHart will probably not be announced before month end. Among many applicants only one fully meets requirements, and the name is being kept secret for now.
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Dyer
Douglass
Wright Flies at Forty Miles an Hour in Fort Myer Flight
Orville Wright completed a five minute thirty second flight at Fort Myer reaching an average speed of about forty miles per hour circling the parade grounds six times. spectators cheered as the aeroplane carried Wright past the starting point before a cautious landing due to intermittent spark issues. The test precedes the official government requirements for a full military evaluation.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Wright
Fort Myer
Two Boys Drown in Seoto River Near Columbus
In Columbus today two boys died while swimming in the Seoto river. Frederick Toole aged 18 and Neil Mac Glade aged 12, an orphan, were pulled from the water with fatal injuries.
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Columbus, O
Frederick Toole
Neil MacGlade
Séioto River
Target Shooting Opens at Camp Perry in Ohio
Target shooting began at Camp Perry rifle range as a prelude to the national matches. Ohio National Guard First and Second regiments and the Second United States Infantry from Fort Thomas, Kentucky, are on the grounds. Regulars arrived at daybreak after marching from Camp William H Taft in Toledo, where a military tournament was held last week.
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Sandusky
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Second United States Infantry
Fort Thomas
William H. Taft
Toledo
Department of the Lakes
New Yorker Airship Flight Draws Broadway Crowd
Frank W. Goodale, a young aeronaut, piloted a dirigible from an amusement park in New Jersey rising to 3000 feet then gliding to about 500 feet over Broadway. He circled Long Acre square and returned after a 50 minute flight fearing gasoline limits. Crowds along Broadway watched from 116th to Forty-second street.
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New York
Broadway
Frank W. Goodale
116Th
Forty-second Street
Hudson
New Jersey
Long Acre Square
Macadam pavement favored by business men
The North Cincinnati Business Men's club approved keeping Clifton avenue macadam instead of wood blocks noting the grade is too steep for blocks and the roadway, if kept in repair and oiled, would meet needs. The club joined the Ohio State Board of Commerce after hearing W B Whitlock explain the fall tax law and its benefits for small taxpayers.
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Cincinnati
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