Fire Marshal Creamer Named In Ohio Shuffle
Governor Pattison named David S. Creamer of St Clairsville as State Fire Marshal to replace H D Davis. J W Johnson was chosen as Supervisor of Public Printing, succeeding Mark Slater. John A MacDowell, Wade MacMillan, and Frank A Bunts named to select a site for a hospital for crippled children. Creamer is a Belmont County Democrat with long local service and Garber backing. Johnson has long tied to Pattison faction and party machinery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pattison
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St. Clairsville
Belmont County
H. D. Davis
Cuyahoga
Ernor Herrick
Senate
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Montgomery
Herrick
John A. MacDowell
Millersburg
Wade MacMillan
Cincinnati
Frank A. Bunts
Cleveland
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Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
Democratic State Central Committee
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Belmont Agricultural Society
Creamer
Tenth
Lawrence T.neal
Pike
John A. Bylar
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Turkish Order Worth Six Thousand Dollars Stolen
A Turkish order valued at six thousand dollars was stolen from the Museum of Armoury in Berlin. Police reported the theft occurred recently at the Arsenal, with investigators urging vigilance for the missing insignia and a possible suspect.
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RLIN
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Rie
Terranova Acquitted in Aunt Murder Case
Mrs. Josephine Terranova was acquitted in the murder of her aunt Mrs. Concetta Riggio. She remains at the Tombs on a possible charge of killing her uncle in the same incident. The jury reached the verdict in sixteen minutes after the court’s charge.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Josephine Terranova
Concetta Riggio
Czar That Fire and Blood Will Rule in Russia
ST PETERSBURG June 1 Father Poyarski an Orthodox priest and MP denounces the government as a volcano in a violent open letter to the Emperor. He predicts a mass peasant movement and a reign of blood and fire if amnesty and land reforms are blocked. Parliament debates Agrarian reform as officials clash over expropriation and rationalization.
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Poyarski
Voronezh
Turmoil in Tenth District over Common Pleas race
Commercial Tribune reports turmoil in the Tenth District after the Portsmouth judicial convention. Johnson and Scioto factions clash over nominating E. E. Corn vs Judge John C. Milner, with Democrats influencing the outcome and aiming to influence the Republican ticket to block Blair’s position.
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Cananea Mine Conflict Triggers Border Fight
News dispatch describes a deadly clash at Cananea Mexico near Bisbee Arizona where 45 Americans were killed and camps burned over wage demands. Mexican workers attacked the Greene Company property. colonel Greene seeks armed support from Bisbee and Arizona Rangers rush to Cananea.
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Sonora Hotel
Debt led Congressman Adams to take his own life
Washington June 1 Congressman Robert Adams of Philadelphia died at Emergency Hospital at 11 30 a m from a self inflicted bullet wound. A note said debts exceeded resources and forced him to abandon his official position. Coroner ruled death by own action. The body was found nude in his Metropolitan Club chambers and washing blood from a hall. He was a long time stock dealer with recent reverses. Continued on second page.
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Philadelphia
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Nevitt
Horace Clark
Clark
Substantial Rise in Cincinnati Manufactures in 1905
Census Office reports Cincinnati manufacturing expanded in 1905 with 2 171 establishments and capital of 130 271 811. Wage earners reached 6 529, wages 2 518 045, value of products 10 596 928, while most metrics rose from 1900. Only one item decreased due to inclusion of smaller firms in 1900 data.
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Commercial Tribune
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Census Office
Cincinnati
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Testimony in Secret Hearing Spurs Fourth Ward Case
Secret hearing in a criminal libel case brought public notice to the Pig Knuckle Club allegations against Fagin. Key witnesses described political funding in the Fourth Ward, with defense and prosecution clashing over Fagin's debts and loyalties as testimony highlighted strained local politics.
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Theodore Zumstein
Harry J. Peet
Marshal Vivian
J. Fagin
Justice Smedes
Fegin
Fourth Ward
Scott Bonham
Fagin
Maggie Cline Hurt in Carriage Collision at Red Bank
Red Bank New Jersey June 1 vaudeville singer Maggie Cline was badly hurt when an automobile collided with the carriage she was driving. She was thrown from the vehicle bruised and stunned with possible internal injuries feared.
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Commercial Tribune
Red Bank
N. J
Maggie Cline
American Larynxological Society Elects Thrasher
The American Larynxological Society named Washington as the next meeting site and elected officers. A. W. Roaldes of New Orleans was named president with G. K. Makren of Philadelphia as first vice president and Dr. A. B. Thrasher of Cincinnati as second vice president. Dr. J. E. Newcomb of New York will serve as secretary and treasurer.
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Niagara Falls
N. Yx S
American Larynxological Society Today
Washington, D. C
A. W. Roaldes
New Orleans
G. K. Makren
Philadelphia
A. B. Thrasher
Cincinnati
J. E. Newcomb
New York
Armenian Tartars clash with deadly arson and raids
Yelizavetpol June 1. Racial warfare between Armenians and Tartars has resumed. Several Armenians are reported killed in the Djevanahnski district. Eighteen Armenians captured by Tartars are missing with their fate unknown.
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Tartars
Djevanahnski
Subway Fire Chooses Panic in New York Subway
A collision in the New York City Subway caused a short circuit and four cars to burn. Traffic was halted from Ninety third Street to Kings Bridge for hours as a northbound train braved flames and smoke to reach 110th Street, passengers panicked in the darkness.
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New York
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Kings Bridge
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