Daring Burglar Captured After Farmers Chase
William Rockwell, about 24, captured north of Kinnikinnick after a chase by nearly a hundred farmers. He confessed to one hold-up and three burglaries from Chillicothe to Kinnikinnick and attempted an assault on Mrs Moss. No one seriously hurt.
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Kinnikinnick
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Carthage Farmhand Attempts Suicide in Police Cell
Martin Berger of Carthage, arrested for disorderly conduct on Court street, harmed himself in a police cell by pressing against bars and attempting to hang with a shirt sleeve, then headbutting bars after guards intervened. He was removed to a hospital area for observation.
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Carthage
Central Police
Martin
Hanley
Court Street
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Beating Claims Spotlight on Saloon Riot Case
Soldier William Pierce testifies in Police Court about a beating at John Patterson’s saloon at 411 George Street. Judge Lueders orders closed the saloon as the case of Pierce, John Everson, Ed m and another bartender proceeds with June 17 hearings and $1,000 bonds.
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George Street
Lueders
William Pierce
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Pierce
Kentuckian Knocked Man Through Door in Market Fight
Peter Hartig, a farmer from Alexandria and strong Kentuckian, struck Sam Tuttleman on Woodburn Avenue after a dispute over crates at Pearl Street market. Hartig and Tuttleman tussled, shattering a large plate glass window and injuring a storeroom area. Pa Burkholz arrested both men.
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Hartig
Alexandria
Pearl Street
M Tuttleman
Woodburn Avenue
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Pa Burkholz
Hamilton Tie-Up Holds Firm Amid Strike Tensions
In Hamilton Ohio on June 18 the machinists strike remains stubborn with workers and employers dug in. Some men leave the city while others return to benches but numbers are down from last week. Picketing continues despite a Dayton restraining order as Niles Tool Works executives push for victory. A mass meeting at Globe Opera House is planned with speakers Rev. Fr. McGrady and T. J. Donnelly.
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James J. Cullen
Niles Tool Works Company
Beon
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Bellevue
T. J. Donnelly
Cincinnati
Globe Opera House
Colonel Jack Chinn Goes On Water Wagon In New York
Kentucky Colonel Jack Chinn arrived at the Hoffman House and disclosed he is drinking only mineral water. He credited his wife for motivating the change and said he cut whisky after her suggestion to benefit the Chinn family.
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Christian Endeavor Convention Seeks Additional Funds
The Entertain ment Committee reported $11,000 raised to cover visitor expenses but $2,500 still needed for the convention fund. No official program will carry advertisements. only speaker names will be listed and given to visitors on arrival.
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A. M. Dawson
Toledo
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Polar Bear Tobacco Works to Join Sorg Factory
Rumors say Polar Bear Tobacco Works in Cincinnati and Old Nut Tobacco Works in Louisville will consolidate with P. J. Sorg at Middletown to add about six hundred workers. Details from Middletown say one addition remains independent while the other joins the Tobacco Trust. managers could not be reached for comment.
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Middletown
Tes Ae
Sorg
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Polar Bear Company
Hays
Polarear Company
Robbery by two boys targets girl on Colerain street
A white and a colored boy robbed 8 year old Mary Hermes yesterday afternoon at Colerain and Queen City avenues. They grabbed her pocketbook containing fifty cents as she walked to the grocery, then warned her to return home.
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Colerain
Queen City Avenues
Mary Hermes
Canal Alley
Knife Accident at City Street Hospitalized
A man trimming nails yesterday afternoon had a knife slip and pierce his palm. He received treatment at City Hospital.
Printers May Re Enter Council After Union Pact
Knight & Co. printers signed with the Typographical Union ending a dispute that kept a council seat vacant. Machinists strike remains firm as Vice President Conlon pledges IAM support. Friday or Saturday arrival of President OConnell expected to review the sit uation. A benefit ball game at League Park raised funds for the machinists.
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Pressman's Union
Rolsen
Wag
Pressmen’s Union
Typographical Union
Deleet
Harmony
Hackmen’s Union
Distillers’ and Yeast Workers
P. J. Conlon
Harry Schilling
Elmwood Place
James O’connell
League Park
Machinists
Machine Painters’ Union
Allied Metal Mechanics
Dumkle Family Survives Fire Near West Fifth Street
A gasoline accident at 651 West Fifth Street nearly burned the Dumkle family. Mrs Dumkle, Robert Dumkle Jr, and a 14 month old boy were exposed as spilled saline and a match touched off flames. Only minor injuries reported by a musician.
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West Fifth Street
Robert, Jr
Land sales and transfers reported in Mitchell avenue auction
Major J. B. Wallace auctioned 9% acres in Mitchell avenue east of Tower avenue. W. W. Crothers bought for 6250 dollars, with two brothers set to contract residences. Other transfers include numerous lot sales, leases, and mortgage changes across Avondale, Reading, Norwood, and Cincinnati areas. There are society notes on marriages and social events throughout the region.
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Tower Avenue
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Crothers
Wallace
Colorado
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Montana
Sycamore Street
Theo B. Workum
Theo Mayer & Co
New Avenue
August Konzelgaann
Koltman
Two Workmen Fall From Scaffold in Street Accident
Ed Smith and Dominick Drannon were repairing a building on 22 East Seventh Street when they tilted a cornice causing the scaffold to slip. Smith sustained severe bruises to head and body while Drannon received a scalp wound and a broken arm.
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Pleasant Street
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West Street
East Seventh Stree
Smith
Drannon
Jewel and Sword Honor Montgom ery in Knights Templar Ceremony
Hanselmann Commandery No. 16 Knights Templars elected officers at the Scottish Rite Cathedral led by Eminent Commander W M Perin. James W Montgomery retired as Eminent Commander and received a Past Commander jewel. The drill corps later presented him with a Past Commander sword and belt.
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W. J. Wilson
Ezra M. Lawton
James W. Montgomery
George A. Wiltsee
Hanselmann
Mr. Montgomery
Shipping arrivals and sailings listed across ports
A curent round of June marine notices lists arrivals at Plymouth Liverpool Naples and New York and sailings from Plymouth and New York. Vessels include The Victoria The Kaiserin Maria Theresa The Waesland The Potsdam and The Pretoria among others with destinations Hamburg Bremen Southampton Liverpool and New York.
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Werra
Ethiopia
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Southampton
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Queensland
Waesland
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Potsdam
Boulogne
Manacoma
Seattle
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Hak Te
Hongkong
Georgia
Pretoria
Tes Tale
Yangtse
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B.C. Scilly
Deutschland
Bourg
Mrs. McKinley Reports Mrs. Chini Improving
Dr. Rixey announced at 10:30 PM that Mrs. Chini is getting along very nicely and continues to improve. She is sitting up daily and sat up today for about two hours, seeing several friends.
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Emperor orders American built schooner yacht
The Emperor of Germany has directed that a schooner yacht be designed and built in the United States, modeled on the American yacht Yampa now owned by Emperor William.
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Emperor of Germany
United States
Emperor William
Springfield Bride Jessie Johnson Weds Luther Buchwalter
In Springfield Ohio on June 18 Miss Jessie Johnson and Luther Buchwalter wed at her home on South Fountain Avenue with Dr J A Story officiating. The lavish ceremony featured pink decor roses and carna tions. Guests included family from Cincinnati New York St Louis Wooster Elmira Cleveland and Hallisville among others.
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College Hill
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Dayton
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George Blanchard
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St. Andrew's Church
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St. Louis
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Newport
Fredonia Avenue
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Lawrenceburg
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Elsa Mulvehill
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Faulkner
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Tusculum
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Tusculum Avenue
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
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Mouth Fountain Avenue
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High Street
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Superior Drill Company
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Adelaide Coleman
Robert Buchwalter
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K. M. Burton
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New York City
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Wooster
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Hallisville
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Elmira
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Cleveland
TABLE And KITCHEN Practical Suggestions About Food
Practical culinary wisdom offered by Lida Ames Willis from Chicago. This first volume promises eminently practical nuggets on what to eat and how to prepare foods.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
German Desserts and Pancake Creations for Summer
A German inspired collection of summer desserts using eggs flour and milk. Recipes include a pancake like cake with fruit filling Kolatschen and an apple cake with butter and cream fillings. Instructions cover batter mixing frying baking and finishing with sugar or fruit.
Apple and Peach Cakes from Simple Baking Guide
A historic recipe excerpt describes preparing batter for apple cakes using eggs, milk, lemon rind and butter, then topping with sliced apples and sugar before baking. It also outlines Peach Cake with rich biscuit dough, peaches arranged in rows, and a baking method to retain fruit shape and moisture.
Weekly Hotel Menu Highlights Breakfast to Dinner
Thursday through Saturday a hotel offers daily menus featuring fruit and cereal breakfasts with ham or omelet options, crab and onion soups for lunch, and fish veal or chicken options for dinner. Desserts include pies and cakes with coffee or tea.
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