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Telegraph Bureau Listings Across Cities
The notice lists multiple bureau locations including Walnut Hills at 806 East McMillan Street, Covington Simrall Building 427 Madison Avenue, Newport York Street 307, and London Trafalgar Building. It notes reading rooms and free access for Americans and provides phone references for South 224 and other offices in New York and Chicago.
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Wilson policy on neutral commerce and rights of property
The article critiques Secretary of State Lansing's defense of Wilson's foreign policy. It argues that the administration tolerates belligerents seizing neutral property while prioritizing saving lives, effectively surrendering property rights and risking unlimited injuries to U S merchants and producers with indemnity as uncertain future recourse. It labels the policy a lay-down.
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Reciprocating Lamb and Other Tales by Arthur Brooks Baker
A verse likely from a 19th or early 20th century miscellany presents a playful tale about a lamb Mary’s pet and its clash with school rules. It blends humorous observations on affection, identification by family members, and a brief literary citation from Florida Times Union.
Democrats of the Second District Admit Material Shortage
The article notes Democrats in the Second District confess a lack of suitable congressional timber and liken their predicament to the low number of Democratic votes, suggesting they should pity themselves yet find some consolation in the vote tally.
Philadelphia genius unveils meter reading invention
Announcement claims a Philadelphia inventor created a machine to prevent erroneous meter readings. The report, while promising, describes the claim as an impossibility and casts doubt on its practicality.
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Railway Prohibits Passengers From Carrying Liquor
The Kanawha and Michigan Railway issues orders barring passengers from carrying liquor in labeled bottles. The rule targets unlabeled containers, prompting commentary on travel constraints and traveler confusion.
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Kanawha & Michigan Railway
Chicago Platform Seen As Right Choice At Election
The Chicago platform and nominee are viewed as the correct choice for the right place, reflecting faith in an independent American citizen to discern what is best.
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William Jennings and Ollie James noted at St Louis convention
If William Jennings is not entitled to the floor delegates will quickly learn that Chairman Ollie James acts as his most obedient mouthpiece at the St Louis convention.
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St. Louis
Ollie James
Noted Likable Passages: Bryan and His Song Choice
The text cites Mr Bryan preferring the song Silver Threads Among the Gold while describing his public speeches as loud noise. It presents a critical, opinionated contrast between personal taste and speaking style.
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Bryan Seeks Weaker GOP Nominee, Lashes at Republicans
Mr Bryan argues Republicans should field a weak candidate. He asserts Republicans won not follow Democratic practices and respond with vigor. The exchange hints at intra party tensions and strategic rhetoric.
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Willie
Shall America Speak
The New York World questions current administration influence while reflecting on civic engagement and public discourse amid shifting political tones. The piece emphasizes personal sentiment and neighborly concern in the national dialogue.
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Tumulty to Lead Preparedness Parade in Washington
Secretary Tumulty is chosen to head the Washington preparedness parade, signaling a show of national resolve. The event highlights government mobilization efforts and public demonstrations of readiness.
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All Roads Lead to Chicago in Curious Route Change
A note hints at a winding travel path ending in Chicago. The phrase suggests a thematic journey with Chicago as a central destination, implying redirects or plans guiding travelers toward the city.
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Dry Snakeskin Nest Lining by the Crested Flycatcher
The crested flycatcher lines its nest with a dried snakeskin for waterproofing or as a burglar alarm. The bird nests in hollow trees posts or woodpecker homes sometimes renting abandoned sites. Prof H A Surface notes a bird using rural mailboxes as a dwelling. Encouraging box nests may yield repeated nesting and pest control benefits.
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New in Europe since the war mule teams in Flanders
A soldier’s sketch notes the British western front reliance on mule teams for transport. Thousands of mules arrive from America, branded and trained by the British Remount Department, then shipped via Kansas City and Calhrop Missouri to European ports. The British purchase vast numbers, including a single firm supplying 120000 mules, aiding war logistics.
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Fenian rally in Cincinnati and city events noted
About two thousand attended a Fenian demonstration at Mozart Hall with Tony McCafferty presiding. Subscriptions to a Fenian relief fund totaled around $500 as Milton Sayler and associates expanded a ladies goods line in Cincinnati. Multiple marriages announced in Covington and local civic notes include a hospital election proclamation for June 18 and various cultural visits and sales.
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Tony McCafferty
R. M. Moore
James Reynolds
Patrick Sullivan
D. Carney
M. P. Walsh
J. J. Quinn
Lew Allen
Fenian Relief Fund
Milton Sayler
L. A. Harris
Railroads Hearing Delayed. Next Session Set for June
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Pere Marquette and Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroads, pending for over two weeks, is temporarily postponed. The next meeting is planned for Washington around June 17.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
H. <. Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Invincible Vic Bayard Helps Plan Yellowstone Park Tour
Tourist Agent Vic Z. Bayard of the Union Pacific-Chicago Northwestern Railroad met with prominent citizens yesterday to arrange their Yellowstone Park trip. He dined with them, set their schedules, and closed travel contracts. The party, half of whom Bayard has escorted west before, secured reservations for July 1.
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Traveling freight agent campaigns among Cincinnati manufacturers
S G Duke traveling freight agent of the St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad conducted a whirlwind campaign among Cincinnati manufacturers during yesterday and departed for Chicago last night.
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Dynamometer Cars Improve Southern Railroad Operations
Railroad officials monitor new dynamometer cars placed on the Southern Railroad to measure locomotive pulling power speed time distance coal usage and other operation features. These readings help the operating department optimize train tonnage under varied conditions.
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Freight staff heads to St. Louis for three day meeting
The Big Four Route freight staff responds to a call from Traffic Manager C. J. Brister for a three days meeting at Planters Hotel in St. Louis. The Cincinnati party includes George Krause Jr W T Stevenson Walter Nicholls John C Emig Brent Arnold Jr J S Moses T M Devereaux A Daniels J S Fitzgerald William B Ferguson and Paul A Latz among others.
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George Krause, Jr
W. T. Stevenson
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John C. Emig
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J. S. Moses
Cincinnati Northern
T. M. Devere
April Net Income Report for H. and D. Road
Receivers Judson Harmon and Rufus R. Smith report for H. and D. shows April operative revenue of 733866.86 dollars and operating expenses of 613927.69 dollars. After allowances and deductions the road's net income for the month reached 43398.10 dollars.
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Rufus R. Smith
City Better Babies contest entries posted for June event
The Health Department at Chester Park will host a three day Better Babies show June 14 to 16 with Nedra Benn David entering again after a 98.5 per cent score last year. Several other infants and toddlers listed include Loraine Hagerty Ralph Henry Reeves and Cora Phoebe Reeves among many families from local streets and avenues.
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Delta Avenue
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Granville
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City firms vow large turnout for June 24 parade
Preparations proceed for the Preparedness Parade with extensive participation from local businesses and organizations. The Proc ter & Gamble firm plans 1000 marchers, Ault & Wiborg will notify every employee, and the Chamber of Commerce division targets the largest turnout yet.
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Lee Ault
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Waterproof Paper and Board Company
J. J. Conway
Weber
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Co. J. Shriver
New York Man Hunted by Gunmen Sought Shelter in Police Office
Benjamin Deitch 26, a salesman for H. B. Claflin Corp, rushed into Colonel Cope's office claiming he was pursued by a gang led by the "Wolf." He said he had met Harry Thaw in Pittsburgh and feared for his life. He was taken to the First District after officers relieve him of a revolver and notified relatives.
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Ohio Field Hospital Corps
F. W. Hendley
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Hake
Heekin Can Company
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Cincinnati
Paul Millikin
National Guard
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Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Bonds Awarded for Longview Hospital Financing
County Commissioners accepted bids from Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co and Fifth Third National Bank for 300 000 dollars of 44 percent Longview Hospital bonds at a 9 540 premium. Five other bids ranged from 4 110 to 9 100 with various banks and firms. Boeh submitted road improvement estimates for Reading road through Reading village with amounts for Warrenite asphalt and concrete options, ordered to Reading Council.
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North Cincinnati Business and Booster Club Election Meeting
The North Cincinnati Business and Booster Club will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Monday June 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at North Cincinnati Turner Hall. Directors candidates include George Ast Edward Jacobs John Fisgus Sr Joseph Reichert Fred J Emmert Sr Fred M Backmeter Charlies Blum Peter Dreidame Sr Paul P Rover Andrew Karst Dr W F Grossman Oscar Schroeder John Hartlaub William Potri.
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Fred J. Emmert
Fred M. Backmeter
Charlies Blum
Peter Dreidame, Sr
Paul P. Rover
Andrew Karst
Dr. W. F. Grossman
Oscar Schroeder
John Hartlaub
William Potri
Necklace Mystery At Satterlee Gala
Olivia Satterlee loses a diamond necklace during a high society gala. Paul Vansteyn and Mr Keith lead a search after Olivia suspects a cabaret singer’s involvement, while Olivia recalls wearing the necklace earlier and a delivery of the wrap at the Casino.
Gill-over-the-ground in pastures and brewers use
Historical note explains gill over the ground once used in beer brewing for aroma and clarifying. its creeping roots form dense mats that spread rapidly. Cows dislike the plant in fields, leaves stay green through winter, violet blue flowers appear in spring, and it was once a home remedy. Philadelphia North American.
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Fall Proves Fatal to George Goetz at Home
George Goetz aged 35 died at General Hospital yesterday from a skull fracture after a fall from a porch on the second floor of his home at 1602 Central Avenue.
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Diamonds and Doubt at the Casino in Olivia Necklace Case
Keith and Vansteyn press for a full search after a diamond from Olivia’s necklace is found with a waiter. They fear the police will blame the Lindell woman and push for an immediate, joint investigation to clear their names. The scene shifts to police headquarters as they request scrutiny and await next steps.
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Cincinnati Man Marries Conservatory Alum at Home in Indiana
Grace Walker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker married W. T. Lapthorne of Cincinnati at River Bank the bride's country home in Hagerstown Indiana. The ceremony was at 11 o'clock with Rev. A K Love officiating. Maid of honor Henrietta Rosche bridesmaid Olive Bowman and groomsman Dr. Stuart Smith attended. Lucile Geisler played the wedding match and a wedding breakfast followed.
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