Ohio River Danger Looms as Flood Crest Seen at Cincinnati
Ohio River likely to exceed the fifty foot danger mark with tributaries pouring torrents. Merchants in the Bottoms prepare to move goods to upper floors as forecasters note cresting levels from Cincinnati to Covington and beyond. Detectives raid Bromley on reports of a large fence operation, arresting John Simmendinger on stolen property charges.
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Cincinnati
Marietta
Wheeling
W. Va
Catlettsburg
Big Sandy River
Queinnat
Catoe
Pt Pleasant
Pleasant
Great Kanawha
Rat Row
Gilmore's Landing
United States Weather Bureau
8. S. Bassler
Covington
West End
John ‘Simmendinger
Elm Street
Lagoon Park
Bromley
Simmendinger
Thomas Dunn
Hartwell Reform League Opens Slot Machine Crusade
Meyer Silverglade, owner of the Hub saloon on Fountain Square, was arrested on a warrant sworn before Mayor James A. Lowes in Hartwell for maintaining a gambling device. He was released on own recognizance and must appear for trial Monday evening. The league aims to ban slot machines across Cincinnati.
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Meyer Silverglade
Fountain Square
James A. Lowes
Hartwell
Harrison
Municipal Reform League
John Carey
League
Silverglade
Lowes
Reform League
Cincinnati
Sprinfield Pike
Farmer W A Holmes Dies After Spine Injury
Special Dispatch from Kenton Ohio reports W A Holmes a farmer died today from injuries suffered days earlier when he dis als his spine in an accident. He lived near Kenton and the incident prompted an inquiry into the cause of the injury.
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Commercial Tribune
Kenton, O
W. A. Holmes
Polige claim 10 uncover massive cave network
Ten Polige claimants report uncovering a gigantic system of holes in the ground. The find is described as vast and potentially significant. No further details are provided about location or exact measurements.
New York Strike Ends Despite Local Officials
Chief W L Jencks says the Inter borough motormen strike appears over as workers return in groups though officers oppose it. About 3000 sought reinstatement. 2000 accepted with new seniority rules tied to a fresh physical exam and rehire. Jencks blames the press for stirring hostility while strikers fault their leaders.
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New York
Jencks
No Reply From New York Chief on Subdivision 105
Cleveland March 11 No reply has been received from W L Jencks head of the Interborough engineers to whom a message revoking the charter of Subdivision 105 was sent Grand Chief Stone says it makes no difference whether a reply is received or the charter is returned. Subdivision 105 members are no longer in the brotherhood books must be returned to headquarters. If strikers wish to rejoin they must apply at the May 1906 general convention under Brotherhood laws.
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W. L. Jencks
Interborough Engineers
New York
Chief Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
Brotherhood
Gordon
Hunt
Fleischmann
California
Cincinnati
Canal Street
Race
Elm Streets
Fleisch- Mann
Tiker
Mayor to rule on slot machines and paving rules
Mayor Fleischmann returns and says he will review the slot machine issue with care. He supports keeping bitulithic paving specifications tight and urges verification of contractor claims before altering rules. He will consider theater audience protections and canal street dog pound location next.
Death of Dr Hubbert Ellis Ends Promising Career
Dr Hubbert Ellis senior interne at Good Samaritan Hospital died after an emergency appendectomy. He treated illness with his usual ease and died at 27 after a brief post operative decline. Ellis, an Oklahoma native, had recently graduated from Ohio Medical College and was due to complete his internship in May.
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Hubbert Ellis
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ellis
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College
Oklahoma
Mrs Chadwick Found Guilty in Duchess of Diamonds Case
The court returned a guilty verdict against Cassie Chadwick. In closing, District Attorney Sullivan suggested her charms still held sway, provoking remark about the duchess of diamonds and the power she exerted over men.
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Cassie Chadwick
Duchess of Diamonds
Sullivan
Mrs Cassie Chadwick Found Guilty of Conspiracy Charge
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was found guilty on seven counts of conspiracy to defraud the United States by certifying checks with no funds in the bank. The case stemmed from sixteen counts originally. two dismissed and seven considered under Judge Taylor. verdict reached in about two hours, Chadwick present with her son and two nurses. sentencing potential fines up to 10 000 per count or up to two years per count.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, CO
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States
Taylor
Chadwick
Emil Hoover
Judge Taylor
Russian Retreat Halts Japanese Trap In Manchuria
St Petersburg dispatch says Kuropatkin's main forces retreating toward Tie Pass after heavy losses. Oyama’s double turning move fails to trap the Russian army, which remains a large part of its forces and seeks shelter behind a prepared position.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Far East
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
Syantyasa
Associated Press
the Pass
Defect Found in Life-Burglar Law Triggers New Trial
Ohio Circuit Court voids life term verdict for Sewell and Mason in Dexter Park burglary ruling Judge Spiegel erred by treating an emptyhouse as inhabited. New trial ordered. crime downgraded to burglary of an uninhabited dwelling with 5 to 15 year penalty. Prosecutor said case unlikely to reach Supreme Court. defendants to await new trial in county jail.
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William B.mason
Ohio
Paul Walker
Dexter Park
Spiegel
Circuit Court
Mason and Sewell
Phineas S. Phillips
William Sander
Judge Spiegel
Walker
Europe
Rulison
Supreme Court
New York
Mason
Sewell
Columbus
Dowager Empress to Leave Russia for Denmark
Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia will depart St. Petersburg for Denmark at the urgent request of her father King Christian of Denmark.
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Christian
Denmark
Copenhagen
Marie Feodorovna
Russia
St. Petersburg
Losses Reported as War Continues at Front
St Petersburg reports in military clubs that General Kuropatkin has lost 300 guns and about 60 000 prisoners plus around 100 000 killed or wounded.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Notable Peace Talk Postponed by Cassini Dispatch
Russian Ambassador Count Cassini declared peace talks would come after victories at Mukden and Liao Yang, saying Russia would continue the war until its arms were victorious, despite reports of retreats and large reinforcements. The dispatch notes the emperor’s decision and emphasizes Russia’s hard stance.
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Tribune
Washington
Liao Yang
Russia
Mukden
Count Cassini
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