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Weather forecast and March 24 1908 climate report
Government forecasts expect unsettled weather in the area today with warmer temperatures and rain likely tomorrow. The Weather Bureau record for March 24, 1908 shows 8 am 45 52 humidity 0 S clear, 8 pm 53 35 NW 0 partly cloudy with a detailed daily summary of temperatures, precipitation, and excess temperature.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana show unsettled weather with Wednesday rain and warmer temperatures on Thursday. West Virginia remains partly cloudy Wednesday with rain possible Thursday or Thursday night. Kentucky anticipates partly cloudy Wednesday followed by rain on Thursday.
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Ocean steamship movements and arrivals
The Zeeland from Antwerp Cretic from Naples Amerika from Antwerp Rysdam from Rotterdam and more were listed as arrivals. The Lusitania bound for Liverpool reported 1103 miles east of the Hook at 10 am Monday. Teutonic from New York to Southampton reported 470 miles west at 10 am today. Hamburg from Genoa to New York near Sandy Hook Lightship. Columbian arrived London from Boston. Lacania sailed to Boston from Liverpool en route. Ivernia sailed from Boston to Liverpool. Litania arrived Rotterdam from New York. Altonia sailed Triest to New York. Duva Degli Abrussi sailed Naples to New York.
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Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests
A long hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests by name and city including Gibson Zimmerman Pittsburg Dan New York Rose Cleveland Lester Pittsburg Nixon Peebles Otway Jones Cleveland Bond New Liberty Indiana Horton Sala manca Lutz Peoria Pinney Louisville Hall Chicago Power Chicago Gibbons Winchester Ber gin Washington Randall Chicago Lackman Brown Mathews St. Louis Krel achimer Randall Boston Kelley Mayers Burns Wharton Munro Manheimer Cohen Thompson Denver Taylor New York Hardesty Louisville Whitney Harrisburg Davis New York Reisteres Cyn thiana Salmon New York.
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Pittsburg
F. W. Dan
New York
Howard C. Rose
Cleveland
C. W. Lester
Dennison
J. N. Nixon
Peebles
Roy Liston
Otway
W. B. Bond
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Sidney D. Horton
Salamanca
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Chicago
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John P. Bergin
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George Wharton
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Harry Lagarno
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A. A. Huber
Piqua
R. N. Harrison
Shelbyville
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James McClernan
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Toledo
H. H. Schirmer
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T. G. Thompson
Denver
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W. A. Salmon
The King Pan of Peking Reaches Thousandth Year
The King Pan daily paper in Peking is entering its thousandth year since 908. It issues three editions daily in yellow morning, pink evening, and another color in the afternoon.
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King-Pan
Peking
Penal colony talk spurs calls for alien deportation in press
The Duluth News-Tribune and Pittsburg Gazette-Times discuss immigrant crime. They push strict entry limits and deportation for aliens, citing a Korean shooting and urging harsher action against Asiatic and European criminals. John T. Harper leads investigations in Pittsburg.
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Minnesota Governor Johnson Seen as Strong Speaker
The Minneapolis Journal notes Governor Johnson can captivate audiences for two hours, sway crowds, and present plausible ideas, marking him as a formidable party asset. It contrasts Johnson’s poise with Bryan’s political dominance and cites an Iowa demonstration praising Bryan before the asylum incident reveals harsh party realities.
Leap Year Proposals Spark Vidette Editor In Iowa
Miss Elizabeth Sohn editor of The Vidette at Storm Lake Iowa faces a flood of proposals after publishing that she would consider them This leap year practice of inviting proposals sparked mixed reactions and a public dialogue about the custom.
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Leap Wear Syndicate Proposes Spinster Alliance
A humorous town notice imagines syndicating two hundred charming spinsters into the Leap Wear Amalgamated Association of Storm Lake to create four hundred hearts and two hundred thoughts with Miss Sohn as president and a boost to matrimony and rice market sales.
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Idaho Governor Murder Case Ends in Death Verdict
Harry Orchard is convicted of aiding and abetting the murder of Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg and sentenced to death by Judge Wood. Wood will seek clemency from the Governor, arguing Orchard spoke truth under cross examination and implicates Haywood and Pettibone, who were acquitted. The piece notes mixed public and legal reactions and reflects on the broader Idaho murder saga.
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Post election mood and anticipated contrasts
The writer notes pleasant hope that people won’t be entirely wicked toward opponents after the election. The only pity is that this presumed wickedness will be in the limelight through the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
Democratic unity amid party shifts noted at Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee notes Bourke Cochran’s alleged departure from the Democratic party and former Senator Burton of Kansas aligning with it. It argues Cochran did not truly leave but was compelled to bow out, while the wider party remains unified and intact despite these moves.
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Burtoh
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Bourke
Chicago leaders reject monkey dinner proposal
Society leaders in Chicago have rejected the proposition for a monkey dinner. It remains unclear whether they prefer the imitation to the real simian or not.
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Chicago
House Passes Hunt Bill. Pullman Company Disappointed
The House intends to pass the Hunt bill and would do itself credit for the move. The Pullman Company likely feels disappointment, though other considerations are prioritized first.
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Consumers' League Assists Passengers on Flug Train
The Consumers' League is always on hand when the flug-train arrives to aid travelers and explain consumer rights. Local officials urge cooperation as passengers seek information and assistance for timely transit.
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Atlanta Constitution
Consumers’ League
Spring Arrival Promises Gentle Warmth and Time
The passage speaks of a mild spring entering softly and lingering if she remains willing, inviting a gentle season to unfold with calm and patience.
Oregon Senatorial Hopeful W S U Ren Awaits Legislature
Colonel W S U Ren of Oregon seeks the Senate seat to succeed Senator Fulton and is anxiously awaiting the Legislature to remark U Ren.
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Kentucky Faces Night Ride Nightmare Concerns
Residents report persistent late night riding disturbances across Kentucky communities. Officials note safety concerns, police patrols increased, and residents urge cooperation to curb disruption and protect neighborhoods.
Prince to Visit Canada for Quebec Tercentenary
The Prince of Wales will travel to Canada this summer for the Quebec tercentenary in one of the larger British cruisers. An escort cruiser will accompany, while the British Atlantic fleet crosses ahead to greet the Prince on arrival in Canada.
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People Seen in Hotels and Courthouse Sale Notes
In Linton, Brooklyn's George T. Young says baseball will lift spirits and offer new talk topics beyond politics as the season begins. Akron businessman Henry T. Somes reports Summit County’s two story courthouse sold for 230 dollars and will be dismantled for a new temple of justice. Chicago charity worker William T. Frading discusses a nationwide shortage of women for spring housecleaning, predicting men will fill the labor need as charitable agencies trim workloads.
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Navy to establish corps of trained women nurses
The House Committee on Naval Affairs favorably reported a bill to establish and organize a corps of trained women nurses for the United States navy. The nurses would serve at naval hospitals on board hospital and ambulance ships and perform duties deemed necessary by the Surgeon General.
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Chief Shippy Exonerated by Coroner Jury
In Chicago on March 24 a coroner's jury found Chief of Police Shippy and his driver J F Foley justified in shooting Averbuch who attacked the Chief in his home. The verdict followed a brief deliberation after a thorough inquiry into the shooting.
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Abnormal Minds Abnormal Laws Stir Cincinnati Banking Meet
The Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Banking heard Francis B. James critique initiative and referendum as abnormal legislation threatening individualism. Speakers included Albert Bettinger on river improvements and George Guckenberger. Local political maneuvering followed with Democratic primary calls, factional tensions, and possible candidacies in Ohio.
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Brice Fined for Contempt in Supreme Court Case
Justice Leven in a special term fined Captain Stewart M Brice 2271 dollars 42 cents and ordered the sheriff to detain him at Ludlow Street Jail until payment or discharge. The contempt arose from failure to appear for examinations in supplementary proceedings.
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McKinley Homestead Appraised At Twenty Thousand
Miss Helen McKinley of Cleveland has elected to take the McKinley home in Canton under appraisement set at 20 000 dollars. By court order on petition from James McKinley and others appraisers were named to value the property for a possible public sale. Any heir may elect to take the property if more than one desires it. bids would be received and the court would decide the winner.
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Bank Inspection Bill Faces House Debate in Ohio
A House committee amendment extends bank inspection provisions to building and loan associations and private banks. The Thomas bill, modeled on National laws, sparked a lengthy session with hopes it would be dropped to avoid over regulation. House schedules morning sessions Wednesday to Friday as Democrats seek calendar cleanup and contend with the Hunt resolution.
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Grosvenor Denies Independent Run for Congress
Former Representative Charles H. Grosvenor of Athens D. says a report of his independent bid is false and cites a Shakespearean reference to shadowy rumors. He mentions Wright as the Richmond opposing Douglas and notes the source of the circulating story.
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Attorney General Finds No Law Covering Charges Against McKinnon
Columbus Ohio March 24 Attorney General Ellis replies that he knows of no law making it illegal for the State Treasurer to deposit state money in a bank where he is a stockholder He notes no existing statute covers the questioned practice in state finance and banking.
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