Violent Storm Tears Through City With Wide Damage
A severe wind and rain storm struck with telegraph and telephone lines downed and trains delayed. Buildings unroofed across Walnut Hills and over 100 structures damaged including homes at Kenton and Miami streets while the Elm Street incline chimney bulged. Park, hospital, and stadium facilities suffered flooding and blown windows. services halted briefly and repairs rapid as crews worked.
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Norwood
Walnut Hills
Elm Street
Jackson Brewing Company
Bassler
Thomas Mangan
Spruce
Highland Avenues
Carthage
Kemper Lane
College of Music
Fred Dorser
Torrence Avenue
Broadway
William B. Poland & Co
Central Avenue
Linnaeus Street
East Fourth Street
Lytle Park
M. C. Sanders
Scottown Flood Destroys Village. Two Dead
Special Dispatch reports Scottown, a 200-population village twenty miles north of Ironton, washed away by morning flood. Not a single house remains standing as disaster stems from heavy rainfall and resulting floodwaters.
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Ironton
Scottown
Webber Third in Seven Ballots at Convention
Five candidates named with a dark horse possible as convention resumes work. It notes a likely 1 000 to 2 500 margin over Dr. James Withycombe for governor and that Jonathan Bourne Jr. led Republicans for U S Senate by about 5 000 votes. Woman suffrage defeated by a large majority.
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Dark Horse
James Withycombe
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
United States
Hepburn Nominated by Acclamation at Iowa GOP Rally
Creston Iowa June 5 Congressman Hepburn was nominated by acclamation at the Eighth District Republican convention. Resolutions endorsed President Roosevelt and Iowa’s Cabinet members and delegation. Hepburn was commended for aiding the President in the railroad rate fight.
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Commercial Tribune
Creston
Hepburn
Roosevelt
Iowa
Congress
Democratic State Convention Opens Amid Stormy Session
HOT SPRINGS Ark June 5 The Democratic State Convention convened at 10 80 o clock and after a stormy session effected only a temporary organization Indications tonight are that several contests will appear in the convention one for the Senatorial nomination not being improbable John Little will be the nominee for Governor.
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Commercial Tribune
Hot Springs
Ark
John
Little
Republicans Name Taylor For Congress In Tennessee
KNOXVILLE Tenn June 5 Anti Brownlow Republicans of the First District nominated A A Taylor for Congress to oppose Brownlow who was recently renominated Taylor is brother of ex Governor Robert L Taylor the Democratic Senate nominee in the state
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Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Brownlow
A. A. Taylor
Congress
Robert L. Taylor
Insurgents Nominate Gamble for Senate and Crawford for Governor
In Sioux Falls on June 5 the Republican State Convention, led by insurgents, nominated Robert J. Gamble as U.S. Senator and C. I. Crawford as Governor for the ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Sioux Falls
S. D
Robert J. Gamble
United States
C. I. Crawford
Scrugham Returns Home From Washington Visit
George R. Scrugham of the Ohio Policy Holders Association arrived from Washington yesterday and leaves today for the West. He met the President and calls him one of the most wonderful men he ever met. Scrugham will skip Milwaukee for the Union Central investigation now under way there.
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George R. Scrugham
Ohio Policy Holders’ Association
Washington
West
Capital
Scrugham
Milwaukee
Union Central
Flood Devastates ScottoWn Valley Causing Drowning and Loss
A six hour storm over the confluence of Indian and Guyan Creeks caused a flood that swept the Scottown valley. Residents fled to hills as homes flooded, Mrs Sayre and Mrs Perry Mannon drowned, four others dying likely, four iron bridges washed away, horses drowned and crop damage extensive.
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ScottoWn
Howneés
Sayre
Perry Mannon
Wind and rain storm damages homes in Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky June 5 a heavy wind and rain storm unroofed several houses in the area. The Gibson homestead bought by the Kentucky Knights of Pythias for a Widows and Orphans Home was partially unroofed. Many telephone lines are out of commission. The loss is heavy.
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Seventh Street
Parkenne
Salvation Army
William Reese
Department of Public Works
Frederick A. Schmidt & Co
Mill Street
Tom Werrtalor Timne
Lexington
Gibson
Kentucky Knights of Pythias
Packers Hasten To Glean Plants Cleanliness Enjoined
Chicago reports immediate packing plant actions after President's disclosure. Plants renovate toilets floors and walls while improving light ventilation and employee conditions. Sanitary inspectors ordered repairs wash walls lime up care and stricter no tobacco in food rooms.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
London Provision Sales Collapse After Packing Disclosures
London reports show a sharp drop in canned provisions sales as packing disclosures are confirmed. Dealers nationwide note continuing declines, with many large stores selling no meat tins or sausage pounds. The boycott impacts both British Colonial and American supplies.
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London
Dunkards Convention Adopts Cautious Travel Stance
In Dayton Ohio on June 5 the annual Dunkards gathering finished its sessions. Foot washing rites were held with observers present. The business session nearly unanimously urged avoiding telephones and automobiles, while traction cars may still be considered for travel.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Old German Baptists
Dunkards
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to ease gums and pain, cure wind colic, and serve as a diarrhoea remedy, priced at 200 per bottle.
Strikers Awe Militia Amid Quiet Yet Riots Feared
General Hughes orders troops kept to restore order after a strike that led to reported killings of guards at Plum Run and Bradley. Some guards missing, others wounded. William Reusch and John Rothan among the injured as authorities seek to verify claims by dragging a reservoir.
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Plum Run
Bradley
William Reusch
John Rothan
Soldiers Disbandment Ordered as Ohio Mine Trouble Brews
Adjutant General Hughes ordered Seventh Regiment national guardsmen to disband their mobilized units and remain in the field only as long as needed amid Dillonvale Plum Run Bradley district unrest. Officers report possible general resumption of work soon and that operators aim to mobilize more workers, with foreign miners seen as more controllable by military presence.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hughes
Seventh Regiment
Freeman
General Hughes
Speaks
Dillonvale
Plum Run- Bradley
United States
Kautzman
George A. Batterson
Portsmouth
Batterson
Little Dan Cupid
Pittsburg
Winder
Explosion Fatal to Man and Wife at New York Factory
Fire at the New York and Boston Steam Scouring and Dying Works on West Fifty fifth Street caused a first floor explosion killing Bernards, the proprietor and his wife, and injuring twenty to thirty others. Fifteen people, including five firemen, were seriously hurt. Loss estimated at $30,000. cause suspected as benzine or naphtha.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Boston
West Fifty-fifty Street
Bernard
Sarah Bernard
Houck Opens Visit With Governor Over Railroad Board
Lewis B. Houck Secretary to Governor Patti son slipped into town late last night and he will confer with the Governor today on the appointment of the new railroad commission. He registered at the Palace Hotel at midnight and declined to be seen or to comment on his visit.
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Lewis B. Houck
Pattison
Railroad Commission
Palace Hotel
Young Drgeui to Receive Degrees at Ohio College Ceremony
Twenty eight graduates received diplomas at the Ohio College of Pharmacy annual commencement held at the Grand Hotel. Degrees were conferred by John C. Otis with speakers including Thomas H. Darby Adolph Leue and President Otis. Banquet toasts honored journalists judges physicians and pharmacists.
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Ohio College of Pharmacy
Grand Hotel
Ignatius M. Altmann
Carrollton
John C. Otis
Thomas H. Darby
Adolph Leue
Otis
Raymond Haacke
J. B. Swing
John A. Thompson
John C. Otts
J. H. Sjams
Julius Hichberg
Roy H. McClung
Theodore Schmidt
Herman Schuler
James Smyser
Alexander H. Stecher
H. J. Steinkolk
Margaret A. Stier
Frank L. Velten
Joseph W. Visconti
W. J. Weismueller
C. A. Wetterstroem
Co. A. Whittaker
H. W. Wiemetier
Coal Bid Succeeds For Front Street Station
The Board of Public Service received coal bids for the Front Street Station but only W H Brown's Sons submitted a bid of 1.89 per ton after testing requirements. The station’s coal usage is high and current prices run about 2.15 per ton, with last year’s price 1.73 from Big Hill. All other bids were rejected due to deviations from the test standard and payment adjustments based on the results.
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Board of Public Service
Front Street
W. H. Brown
Big Hill Company
Piano Recital A Success At the Odeon
Miss Emma Beiser, pianist, with Miss Flora Schwartz soprano, presented a postgraduate recital at the Odeon. Beiser opened with Bach and Schuman selections and Liszt pieces, earning prolonged applause, while Schwartz sang three arias from Don Carlos with tasteful interpretation.
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Odeon
Emma Beiser
Flora Schwartz
Bach
Schuman
Henself
Chopin
Beiser
Electrician Fatally Falls From Gas Tank
Oscar Schauerer, an electrician, fell about forty feet while repairing a short circuit above a gas tank at the West End Gas Works. He was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull, internal injuries, three broken ribs, and possible spinal fracture. death expected.
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Oscar Schauerer
West End
Schauerer
Patrol 4
Collector to Prosecute After Altercation at North Bend Road
D. D. Flanagan of College Hill allegedly ejected a city bill collector from his North Bend Road home Monday. The collector J. A. Mingus, 902 Hopkins Street, filed assault and battery charges. Flanagan posted bond with Mayor John E. Bruce and was released until trial set for June 22 before Squire Clark.
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D. D. Flanagan
College Hill
North Bend Road
John E. Bruce
Flanagan
Squire Clark
J. A. Mingus
Hopkins Street
Jewish Nurses Graduate From Local Hospital Class of Seven
Commencement at the Jewish Hospital last night MJ seven women received diplomas. Rev Dr Philipson led a prayer and Mary Hamar Greenwood reported on the school and alumni. Dr Samuel Rothenberg gave the valedictory urging dedication and self sacrifice. Diplomas were conferred by President David J Workum with benediction by Rev Dr Grossmann. A garden party followed for graduates and alumni.
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Jewish Hospital
Philipson
Mary Hamar Greenwood
Samuel Rothenberg
David J. Workum
Grossmann
Edna Gano Armstrong
Agnes Louise James
Annetta Carolyn Joseph
Lucinda Hedges Lowry
Agnes Helen Perley
Annie Elizabeth Reynolds
Minnie Lulu Wilson
Girls Display Talents At YWCA Exhibit
The Junior Department of the Y M C A held its annual exhibit on the third floor showing first year plain sewing and stitching up to finished third year garments. Cooking class items included creamed eggs baked potatoes cream rice pudding toast caramel cake and candy. Committee members are Mrs G A Spencer chairman Miss Attee and Miss McKibben. The exhibit will continue this morning.
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G. A. Spencer
Miss Attee
Treating Wrong Disease With Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A public health note urges recognizing uterine disease as the root cause of various female ailments. It condemns improper treatments by busy physicians and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, strengthening, female-specific remedy for nervous exhaustion and related disorders.
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Jenny
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Agaporase Eenstonic
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