Queen City Notables Sail Europe as Cincinnati Gossips Fly
Tourists from Cincinnati depart for Europe aboard multiple liners including Adriatic Carmania and Amerika. Prominent residents listed at New York hotels head to Sagaponack and Mediterranean cruises while debates over New York streetcar finance and two mayoral races unfold.
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Adolphus Busch Endorses Regulated Saloon Reform
In a letter to The Sun Adolphus Busch argues against statewide prohibition, urging regulation of liquor traffic rather than ban. He cites army cantine lessons, Leavenworth, and canteen issues, calling for licensing, responsible brewers, and separation of saloon from brewery to curb abuses while preserving liberty.
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Columbus groom regains memory in St. Louis mystery
William J. Scott of Columbus awakened in a city hospital in St. Louis after being found unconscious June 11. He told police he lost memory at 8 p.m. on June 11 and regained it late Friday night, saying he knew nothing of events since June 11 and wished his wife be notified.
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Sam Assur resigns from Ohio Press Publicity bureau
Samuel Assur will sever his connection as Manager of the Ohio Press Publicity and Educational bureau on June 30. He took up the work on contract a year ago and plans to resume his law practice in the Mercantiles Library building. The bureau was linked with the Personal Liberty League’s organizational work.
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Digging Resumes At Gunness Farm In Indiana
Excavation at the Gunness farm in LaPorte Indiana resumed after eight months to determine if more victims are buried in the private ground. Heirs of Mrs Gunness and related parties attend the trial of Pitner v Fugle over a $2900 claim tied to an alleged murder.
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Toy Pistol Incident Injures Local Boy
Edward Luehrman, age 12 of 1037 Rittenhouse Street, suffered a severe hand injury when a toy pistol he was handling in front of his home discharged. The trigger pulled by the boy caused the loss of his little finger and scattered powder in his hand. he was transported to the city hospital.
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Cincinnatians Selected by Travelers in Supreme Council
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Attorney General Demands Refund in County Fee Probe
Columbus June 26 The state will sue Cuyahoga county officials found by the public accounting bureau to have illegally drawn fees from the county treasury The suits will be filed by Prosecuting Attorney Cline with aid from Attorney General Denman and staff Repayment of about 220000 to the county treasury is the sole escape from prosecution The largest claim is 32000 against County Treasurer James P Madigan Also named are officials charged with about 25000 each
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STATE HOUSE SHAKE-UP Three Departments To Be Reorganized
Columbus Ohio June 25 complete reorganization of the working forces in three state departments will be announced early next week likely Monday These will be in the department of workshops and factories fire marshal s office and the labor commissioner s office Changes have begun in the latter two with many inspectors and assistants yet to be appointed In the workshops and factories department no appointments since John P Kearns a Dayton man took the office He will select about twenty inspectors assistants and several office staff Delegations including Governor Harmon Inspector Kearns Fire Marshal Zuber and Labor Commissioner Wirmer discussed the list of applicants but no final selections were made and final decisions may wait until Monday for additional information.
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Supreme Bench Divided on Thatcher Case Reasons Given
Judge Spear of the supreme court prepared a separate opinion in the Thatcher disarmament case arguing the matter should not have reached the supreme court and should be remanded to Lucas county circuit court for hearing and decision.
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Reorganizes State G. A. R. New Ohio Commander
Charles H. Newton of Marietta named as Ohio G A R commander and announced a roster of appointments. W S Matthews of Columbus named assistant adjutant general to succeed T T Smith. An office inspection followed under a winterly law provision.
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Davis Denounces Omission of Unemployed Leader Mention
C Jefferson Davis head of the Unemployed Association protests the Commercie Tribune story that highlighted Nellie Robinson as a friend of the organization. He affirms he is alive and leading the group despite no pay. Officers Jespie and C C Smith remain connected and also work for the city without remuneration.
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George Fackler Dead at 62 in New York Hotel Webster
George W. Fackler Esq aged about sixty two died yesterday at the Hotel Webster New York He was born in Cincinnati and moved to New York about twenty years ago He built a business empire with South American branches and a fortune but died of heart failure He leaves a widow and an only child George S Ludlow He was related to Judge John Trimble of the Kentucky court of appeals and Judge Robert Trimble of the U S Supreme Court.
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Grape-Nuts Helps Denver Woman Restore Health and Appetite
A Denver woman recounts a rapid recovery after switching to Grape-Nuts following months of poor appetite and fatigue. She reports stomach and brain discomfort vanished, weight gain of twelve pounds, and renewed energy, crediting the product for her improved health.
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