World in Cincinnati Parade Fills Music Hall Scene
Nearly 2,900 marchers from fifty Cincinnati churches led the World in Cincinnati parade, then 3,000 residents attended a Music Hall program headlined by J Campbell White. The event featured diverse denominations, a mass women’s meeting announced for next Sunday, and a call for broader church support to global missionary work.
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Music Hall
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New York
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Covington
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Thing Music Hall
Gideon C. Wilson
Executi
Albert D. Shockley
W. E M. Hackleman
Indianapolis
Justin N., Green
Evangelical Christian Church
George W. Weedon
Pensylvania Lines
Norwood Methodist Church
Weedon
Evangeline C. Booth
Salvation Army of the United States
Rapps Rigid Ruling Causes Amazement at Music Hall
City Building Commissioner George W. Rapp ordered closing of Music hall north and south halls after discovering hidden doors and decor thrown up during a massive exposition. Officials warn of risks amid 4000 to 20000 daily crowds while defending safety measures and fireproofing actions taken nine days prior.
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Cincinnati
George W. Rapp
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Carriage Dealers
Rapp
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Religious Education congress opens in St Louis
The Religious Education association prepares for its ninth general convention opening tomorrow in St Louis. Hundreds of delegates and visitors from nearby college towns attend. Over thirty meetings are scheduled across seven venues with seventy five educators of national renown addressing the sessions.
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ST. Louis
Religious Education Association
Seven Killed as Explosion Hits Winnipeg Sash Factory
Seven dead and one mortally injured as an explosion during a fire at the Radford Wright sash and door plant in Winnipeg blows out a rear wall. Fire chief and six firemen caught in wreckage. several bystanders also harmed. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars, insured. Detailed witness accounts describe a dramatic collapse and narrow escapes amid firefighting efforts.
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Radford, Wright Company, Limited
DeWitt
Jean-To
Radford Wright Company
Fire destroys Pitkin & Brooks cut glass plant in Bowling Green
Fire originated in the cupola of the main building at Pitkin & Brooks cut glass factory destroying the plant in Bowling Green. Estimated building loss $15,000 and stock and machinery $15,000. Seventy workers rendered jobless. Ninety percent insured. Spark from the power plant believed to have caused the blaze. General offices are in Chicago.
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Bowling Green
Pitkin & Brooks Company
Chicago
Baby Rescued From Window Fire In Auburn
A panic-stricken mother dropped her sleeping infant from a burning four story Auburn building. A bystander caught the child as it fell, cradling it gently to prevent injury or awakening during the blaze. The baby emerged unharmed.
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Auburn
Cleveland Store Fire Ravages Union Paper Twine Co
Fire hit the Union Paper and Twine Co in Cleveland causing an estimated 250000 in damage. An early explosion blew out the rear of the four story building, sparking hotel injuries from smoke and water. No lives were lost. Insurance covered the paper company loss. The cause remained undetermined.
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Union Paper and Twine Co
Hawley’s Hotel
King’s Hotel
Brotherhood
Novel Funeral for Deaf Cincinnati Leader Alfred F. Wood
More than a thousand deaf and hearing attendees gathered at Trinity M. E. Church in Cincinnati for the funeral of Alfred F. Wood a former instructor and principal at the Cincinnati school for the deaf. The service featured sign language led songs read by Mary V. Cameron and translated by Rev W D Holt with assistance from Rev P J Hasenstab. Wood, despite his infirmity, was a respected local official and educator who also worked in the County Recorder's office. burial is planned in Toledo.
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Mary V. Cameron
P. J. Hasenstab
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Alabama
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Doyle
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Ae Mrs. Woed
Toledo
First Hearing Set for Dynamite Conspiracy Cases
Indianapolis March 10 Thirty of the men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy case are in the city for arraignment before Federal Judge A B Anderson next Tuesday. Forty six of the fifty indicted are scheduled to appear. Andrew J Kavanagh may miss due to his wife’s illness. The defense may seek a new court reporter over a telephonic device found in Frank M Ryan’s office. Rowland Evans helped place the device and may have knowledge of the evidence. Defense lawyers declined to comment on possible actions.
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Andrew J. Kavanagh
Pridge and Structural Iron Workers
Springfield
Ill
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ Organization
Rowland Evans
Federal
Ryan
Son Kills Father to Save Mother in Ohio Farm Tragedy
Bellefontaine Ohio dispatch reports Henry Pash, called a bad man, died after forcing entry and shooting at his wife. His 20 year old son shot and killed him with a shotgun to defend his mother. Herman Pash, who killed his father, was found caring for his infant brother and claims self defense. He is jailed.
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Congress anxiously seeks adjournment in tariff clash
Washington dispatch reports both parties aim to end the tariff revision push to allow adjournment before the national conventions. House Democratic Leader Underwood signals the wool tariff revision as the final major measure this session, with sugar and excise tax bills in sight. Senate progress remains uncertain as Republicans demand tariff board backing. Progressives wavering may align with Democrats for revision success, while debates on free sugar face GOP and Democratic opposition.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Martin
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Where Has Taft Failed Taft Renomination Backed by Star
The Indianapolis Star editorial endorses William H. Taft for renomination, defending his character and leadership against Roosevelt and La Follette. It argues Taft is fit for re-election and questions grounds for replacing him, emphasizing loyalty and steady helm despite internal party debates.
Taft Bureau Figures On Roosevelt Candidate Push
The Taft Bureau in Washington reports seven state governors support Roosevelt as a presidential candidate. Kansas Michigan Missouri New Hampshire Nebraska West Virginia Wyoming together cast 1,218,360 of 7,678,908 Republican votes in 1908. The bureau estimates these governors may reflect about 15.87 percent of the national GOP vote.
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Taft Leaves Chicago After Speaking to Diverse Audiences
President Taft departed Chicago for Washington at six after addressing Bohemian and Polish crowds on the West and South Sides, meeting politicians and attending church. He urged patriotism and noted the values of American liberty while praising missionaries.
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Taft
Washington
West Side
Poland
Eberhard
Minnesota
Deneen
Ilinois
Harrison
First Methodist Church
Ernest Wray Oneal
French People Show Interest in Army Enrollment Soars
Paris March 10 The French public has grown intensely interested in the army aided by torchlight parades. President Fallieres reviewed the Paris garrison at Bois de Vincennes before 200000 spectators with ten military aeroplanes and two dirigibles performing maneuvers.
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Fallieres
Bois de Vincennes
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