L. & N. Viaduct Measure Favored In Cincinnati Debate
Cincinnati council debates a Louisville & Nashville viaduct across the public landing. Proponents tout regional rail and river commerce, while opponents cite potential navigation obstructions and seek a private right of way. Federal actions and a Rice Russell report loom over the ordinance. Julius Fleischmann letters support timely approval. protests from local business leaders oppose the plan.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Mullen
L. & N. Railroad Company
Vine Street
City of
Cincinnati
Government
William T. Russell
Corps of Engineers
War Department
Russell
Secretary of War
William T. Rossell
J. B. Cavanaugh
Washington
E. E. Williamson
Franklin Ives
Globe Soap Company
Brent Arnold
Julius Fleischmann
J. Charles McCullough
J. M. Blair
B. W. Campbell
Smith
Ohio Land Company
John Ankenbauer
Ellis Kincaid
Milton M. Smith
Kincaid
M. H. Smith
Williamson
Sixth Ohio Volunteers to Hold Memorial Hall Reunion
Major George W. Cormany leads the arrangements for the Sixth Ohio Volunteers known as the Guthrie Greys. The annual reunion starts at 11 o'clock at Memorial hall with veterans from the city and vicinity. The regiment, first mustered in 1861, served three months then three years, fought at Shiloh, Stones River, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, and marched 3275 miles.
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Old Sixth Ohio Volunteers
Dennison
Shiloh
Stone River
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
George C. James
George W. Cormany
Charles B. Russell
R. A. Mackrum
Old River Man Dead
Capt. J. F. Davis, 86, veteran Ohio and Mississippi steamboat man, died yesterday at Salem Center, near Gallipolis, Ohio.
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OLD River Man
J. F. Davis
Gallipolis
Mississippi
Salem Center
Dissatisfied Employees Arrange a Compromise
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials announced that differences over a working schedule with blacksmiths and boilermakers have been practically settled. Machinists in the same federation on a general strike are not included in the agreement, and no terms were released. Representatives say it is not yet entirely settled.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
County Office in Danger Court Hears Tax Inquisitor Case
Supreme court hears two questions about county solicitor and whether county commissioners may employ tax inquisitors. In 1906 law allowed county solicitor offices. only Cuyahoga adopted it. Discharged appointees challenge constitutionality. decision will guide future counties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
John IL. Cannon
Frank S. Day
Guy L Warson
John A. Cline
Watson
Cline
Ohio Supreme Question Court Order on Physician Drugstores
Ohio courts weigh if physicians may run a drugstore without a registered pharmacist in charge. Dr John R Vincent of Cleveland was fined 120 total after conviction on six counts for operating a store with an unapproved in charge. The case may go to the state Supreme Court for final decision.
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Citzens
LL & N. Railroad
Supreme Court
Courts of
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Pharmacy
Circuit Court
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
John R. Vincent
Cleveland
State Board
State Health Board Finds Rabid Cat from Croton
The board of health reports a cat sent from Croton in Licking county tested rabid after biting a girl and being killed. The child will be sent away for treatment.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Health
Croton
Licking County
State Capitol Marks Pattison Death Anniversary
In Columbus on June 18 the state house observed the third anniversary of Governor Pattison's death from June 18 1905. Many testimonials highlighted his ability and worth as state leaders paid tribute to the late executive.
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State Capitol
Executive
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pattison
State House
Taft's Pastor Chaplain Named by Senate Resolution
The Rev. Ulysses Grant Pierce D D pastor of All Souls Unitarian church in Washington was designated by a senate resolution to serve as chaplain until further order. He succeeds the late Rev. Edward Everett Hale and serves the president’s church.
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Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Washington
Ulysses Grant Pierce
D.D
All Souls’ Unitarian
Pierce
National Children's Home Society Names Columbus for 1910 Meet
Milwaukee June 18 The National Children's Home society decided Columbus Ohio as the meeting city for 1910 The date will be set to align with the National Charities and Correction society gathering in St Louis to allow delegates to attend both conferences
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National Children’s Home ‘Society
Milwaukee
Wis
National Children’s Home Society
Columbus, O
National Charities and Correctio Society
Senate approves four dollar duty on print paper
The Senate adopted by 44 to 82 the finance committee’s amendment to set a four dollar per ton duty on print paper, replacing the House rate of two dollars. The session also featured debate over income tax timing and party platform criticisms, with Senator Lorimer sworn in and voting against free paper.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
House
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Denver
Daniel
Virginia
Simmons
North Carolina
Bailey
Hughes
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Brown
Messrs. Beveridge
Bristow
Burkett
Liorimer
Gallinger
Finance Committee
Canada
United States
Lorimer
Illinois
Constable Killed by Train Robbers in Oklahoma Battle
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 18 Deputy Constable Johnson Kirk was killed in a gunfight with three train robbers who halted St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern freight No 166 near Bragg Williams Paul Williams was shot through the breast and captured, the other two fled. A posse pursues them as railroad workers defend pay envelopes.
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Muskogee
Okla
St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern
Bragg
Johnson Kirk
Paul Williams
Kirk
Wicks
Lamb Bone Graft Used to Save Leg in Chicago
Docters Townsend, an elevator operator, received a bone graft from a lamb for a compound leg fracture at Frances Willard hospital. The rare operation, performed yesterday, was chosen over amputation and, Chicago surgeons say, marks the first such procedure in America.
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Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
Docearl Townsend
America
Aerial Trip From Dayton To Cincinnati Ends In Landing
Aerial trip from Dayton to Cincinnati ends with a safe landing near Batavia Ohio. Leo Stevens and three companions return to Cincinnati then proceed to the Linton hotel. The party includes E B Weston G W Schreyer and Richard Cross with auto support from R L De Voe and R T Hunt. They planned to reach Lexington but weather forced a halt.
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Leo Stevens
Batavia
Earth
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Mr. Stevens
E. B. Weston
G. W. Schreyer
Dayton
Richard Cross
New York
R. L. de Voe
Fair Grounds
Wright Brothers
Eclectics Choose Boston for 39th Annual Meeting
The National Eclectic Medical association closed its thirty ninth annual business meeting in Chicago naming officers for the coming year. President is Dr George W Thompson of New York first vice president Dr Albert F Stephens of St Louis second vice president Dr F P Hatfield of Olathe Kan third vice president Dr H P Blankmerger of Honey Grove Tex recording secretary Dr William P Best of Indianapolis corresponding secretary Dr Willam N Mundy of Foreat Q treasurer Dr E G Sharp of Guthrie Okla The next annual session will be held in Boston.
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Chicago
National Eclectic Medical Association
George W. Thompson
New York
Albert F. Stephens
St. Louis
F. P. Hatfield
Olathe
Kan
H. P. Blankmerger
Honey Grove
Tex
William P Best
Indianapolis
Willam N. Mundy
Foreat. Q
E. G. Sharp
Guthrie
Okla
Boston
Creek Drowns Three Near Boyton
Four miles north of Boyton Oklahoma Mrs Bertie and her two children drowned while attempting to ford Kaw creek. Authorities provided no further details on the incident.
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Muskogee
Okla
Kaw Creek
Boyton
Bertie
Omission of Bible and Shakespeare Draws Criticism
New York June 18 The omission by Dr Charles W Eliot Harvard president from his liberal education book list draws sharp comment in literary and religious circles. Library readership data show Astor Lenox 25103 readers in April and 632438 home loans plus 97905 branch readers with four Eliot list titles in demand namely Franklin Autobiography Wealth of Nations Essays by Emerson and Bacon Essays.
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New York
Charles W Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Astor and Lenox
Benjamin Franklin
Adam Smith
Emersons
Bacon
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National Gathering of Medical Association
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