Missing Bride from Prince Edward Island Seeks Clues
The extended search for Mrs. James Robinson formerly Miss Lida Kinney focuses on her sudden disappearance after two weeks of married life at the Orr residence in Prince Edward Island. Robinson, a longtime steward, reports her gone with little clothing or money, and no trace has been found despite inquiries across coastal areas and Cincinnati connections.
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Prince Edward Island
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cincinnati
James Robinson
Orr
Piqua, O
Robinson
Lida Kinney
Miss Kinney
Newport
Paris
C. Brown
Grace Stewart
Alexander McDonald
Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Mr. McDonald
Orrs
Charltown
Remarkable fall leaves tinner uninjured after 40 foot drop
John Pincus a tinner fell forty feet from a guttering job on a four story building at 119 West Court street. He struck pavement bounced and survived with only a small bruise and no serious injuries. He was alive and smoking a cigar within half an hour at City Hospital. He weighs 210 pounds and lives at 1526 Central avenue.
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John Pincus
Tinner
Pincus
West Court Street
Peng
Central Avenue
Special train to Natural Bridge July 5 from Fourth Street
$150 trip to Natural Bridge Kentucky and return by view and N R R K C division. Special train Sunday July 5 at 7 30 a m from Fourth Street Station stopping at Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Grand mountain scenery boating and fishing.
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Natural Bridge
View & N. R. R
K. C
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Town Topics Doubts About Truth Inspire Wife’s Reply
Mrs Bridely questions her husband’s truthfulness, and Mrs Badger answers that he could not tell Gw the truth even if he tried.
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Mrs. Bridely
Mrs. Badger
Ravagli Tour Reports Spain Move Toward Republic
Dr. and Mrs. Augustus Ravagli return from Europe after attending the International Medical Congress in Madrid where Ravagli is elected president for dermatologists. He praises King Alfonso while warning Spain moves toward a republic amid church wealth and clerical power. He notes illiteracy and economic strain, tours Loreto cottage, and reports Pope appears feeble in Rome before planning further dermatology work.
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Augustus Ravogli
Europe
Italy
France
Spain
Madrid
Ravagli
Gibraltar
International Medical Congress
United States
Alfonso
Cortez
Republican Party
Don Carlos
Rome
Ravogli
Traveling salesman gravely ill after stomach hemorrhage
William Grinke a 38 year old traveling salesman arrived at City Hospital in Cincinnati after two weeks in the city. He collapsed on a chair after reaching the front office suffering a stomach hemorrhage the doctors said is life threatening and may prove fatal. He had traveled from Evansville Indiana and is being treated in a ward in Charleston DC.
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William Grinke
Grand Hotel
City Hospital
Grinke
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ind
Charleston
D. C
Cheap Rates to the West and Southwest
On the first and third Tuesdays of May through September 1903 the Missouri Pacific Railway and Ira Mountain Route offer steeply reduced one way or round trip fares to western and southwestern points. Final return limit is 21 days from sale with liberal stopover privileges. A.A. Gallagher will provide rates and free printed matter and maps upon request at 419 Walnut Market Cincinnati Ohio.
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Missouri Pacific Railway & Ira Mountain
A.A. Gallagher
Walnut Maetk
Cincinnati
Janson Struck in Saloon. Coroner Orders Rigorous Probe
Coroner Weaver opened a strict inquiry into the death of John Janson, 29, who died at City Hospital after being struck on the head with a stick in a saloon owned by his cousin on Fourth and Stone streets. Janson, held on a dementia charge, was intoxicated when he threatened bystanders with a butcher knife. autopsy to determine if the blow caused death.
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Weaver
City Hospital
John Janson
Janson
Louis Haerr
George Winberg
Fourth
Stone Streets
Jansop
John
City
Mystery Woman Identified as Ella Johnson of Parkersburg
Ella Johnson, born Marie Johnson, a Parkersburg telephone operator who died June 20 at Cincinnati Branch Hospital for contagious diseases, has been identified by her father E. R. Johnson. He is pursuing the return of her body to Parkersburg despite health regulations, after authorities previously buried the baby in a potters' field due to the lack of known relatives.
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Marie Johnson
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Ella Johnson
E. R. Johnson
West Virginia
Miss Johnson
Parkersburg Exchange
Norwood Foundling Asylum
Potters’ Field
Cool Weather Aids Infant Health Says Doctors
Hospital physicians report an extended cool season has reduced infant deaths this summer. Enteritis cases and heat related illnesses have been scarce, with only a couple of infants affected versus dozens ordinarily. Doctors hope for more sun and less rain while praising the cooler spell.
Doctor harvests skull bone to save Mack after assault
Patrick Mack, injured in a Thursday clash at Burns street, underwent a Saturday operation at City Hospital. Surgeons removed bone fragments from a crushed forehead to relieve brain pressure, leaving Mack with only skin over the brain and risking future danger from any blow. He lives at the river front foot of Evans street.
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Patrick Mack
City Hospital
Mack
Robbers
Burns Street
River Front
Evans Street
Policeman Foils Burglary Suspect At City Store
Joseph Hier, a paper hanger, was arrested after a burglary in which he forced entry to a store on Wade Street. A pursuing officer fired a shot as Hier fled, leading to Hier being taken into custody at the Fifth District Station.
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Joseph Hier
Hier
Hayes
Wade Street
Fifth District
Howse
Baur Avenue
John
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Rceme
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H. & S. Pogue Co
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Ontario
Niagara To the Sea
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Chautauqua Lake
Cambridge Springs
RIE
Whites New Restaurant
Main Street
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the Commercial Tribune
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York
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L. J
New York
Gyan Long Beach Hotel
A._E. DICK
Grenoble
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Atlantic
City, N. J
Hotel Sterling
Ocean
Kentucky Av
S. A. Manuel & CO
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Empire
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Broadway
Fort Lee
Hotel Empire
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Berkshire Inn
Virginia Ave
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J. O
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Savoy
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Klot
M. Hanley
Iroquois
South Carolina
Raleigh
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Co. C. Shinn
Elberon
Cathoic Church
M.b
Georgia Av
Mia
I. H. Miller
Cape May
Congress Hall
N. J
Windsor
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
N. W
McPherson Square
Mjalta
Walnut Hills Coal Co
Punta
Syrnge
Denver
B 5 & O Asw S
OCEAN_GROVE
Sea Side
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Klet
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Leroy
E. Fongera & Co
Doctor Ncks Grain
Stockton
H. M. Cake
Trans. Co
Providence
Baltimore
Norfolk
W. P. Turner
Wendelmeyer
Vine St
Henshaw
G. Henshaw & Sons
Elm and Canal Sts
Chester Nigs
Opere Artists
Il Trovatore
Gale
Smith & Nixon’s
Lagoon
Stellar
Queen City Beach
Bellevue
Postoffice Square
Coney
Steameae Toot
Morrow
Spectacycle
Manny Bis Lea Eceen
Areworks General -Agmiseinn
Sone
John Church Co
IANO
Tory
Kerdy
Kent
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