Democrats at Hamilton County Meet Indorsement Vote
Delegates in Cincinnati stage a chaotic meeting to table a resolution endorsing William J. Bryan for President by a 53 to 33 vote amid factional struggles led by Lewis G. Bernard. Harmon’s gubernatorial prospects, Colunbus convention prep, and rail transit plans for Denver are noted, with varied endorsements and strategic maneuvers shaping the Democratic slate.
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Hamilton County
William J. Bryan
Democratic Club
Lewis G. Bernard
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Columbus
Alfred M. Cohen
Bérnard
Bernard
Edward J. Dempsey
Harmon
Dempsey
Judge Harmon
Denver
Thomas J. Noctor
Indorse Bryan
Duckworth Club
State Central Committee
Theodore Bracken
John Molloy
John Dougherty
Molloy
Aoint
John J. Murphy
Robert Lichman
Murphy
Goldsmith
Thomas P. Hart
Kiefer-Bigelow
J.mm. Dawson
Frank L. Pfaff
Chris Theee
Hart
Stichnath
Joly John J. Dutgens
Charles
Charles Stichnath
Willis Kennedy
Edward Cummings
Alfred G. Allen
Frank M. Gorman
Val Nicholas
James B. Matson
John G. Roth
Roth
Charles E. Danenhower
Danenhower
Noctor
Ea Morton
W. C. Schriener
Michael J. Devanney
United States
George Schloss
Edward Reese
Daniel G. Hartigan
Edward F. Morton
Henry Clausing
Thomas G. Kelley
Thomas J. Nocter
Nocter
Keley
Kelley
William G. Beatty
Alfred Cohen
Ohio
William Koch
John J. Murray
Cohen
R. Bryan
Seonidan
Fred Gt Allen
B. & O. Road
Grand Central Depot
Cincinnati Party
Roger C. Sullivan
National Democratic
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Daniel Kiefer
Kiefer
New York
City Faces Year End Deficit of Ninety-One Thousand
City Auditor Von Bargen reports an estimated year end deficit of about $91,000 for 1908 across General Health Infirmary and Public Safety funds. The shortfall stems mainly from taxes underperforming Dempsey projections, with a $185,438.48 General Fund balance complicating transfers and prompting calls for strict spending curbs by department heads.
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von Bargen
Markbreit
Dempsey
Bureau
Columbus
Mnparison
Ernst von Bargen
St. A. R. Pic
House of Refuge
Earth Fund
Love Note on Clay Unearthed by Assyrian Swain
Prof Gabriel Oussami displayed a clay tablet letter from ancient Ashur to his beloved at a Brooklyn exhibition. The wedge script on inch thick clay was found by German students in Assyria and shows the swain asking why she failed to meet him.
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New York
Gabriel Oussami
Broonlyn
Fair
Ashur
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science
Assyria
Fire destroys multiple businesses in Byhalia Ohio
A major blaze in Byhalia Ohio destroyed Hornbeck and Hick general store Harris Bonham and Co restaurant F Thornton restaurant a blacksmith shop owned by Joseph Eastman and the village telephone exchange. Discovered at 3 o clock in Bonham and Co store. Loss estimated at 50000.
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Marion, O
Hornbeck & Hick
Harris Bonham & Co
F. Thornton
Joseph Eastman
Telephone Exchange
Byhalia
Bonham & Co
Ohio child cremated in accidental fire
East Liverpool Ohio May 2 a six year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mie of Ohioville arose to dress during morning milking and her clothing caught fire from a gas stove. She died from the burns before aid could reach her with the flesh horribly roasted.
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East Liverpool
Charles Mie
Ohioville
Festival Week Opens With Cincinnati Music Hall GLories
Mrs Taylor Jones announces Cincinnati festival week led by Mr Van der Stucken. The program features Haydn The Seasons with Mme Gadski and Dalton Baker, Saint Matthew Passion, and a children's crusade in public schools. Music Hall is beautified and crowd control and carriage rules outlined for six concerts.
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Musical
Cincinnati
van der Stucken
van der Stucke
Music Hall
England
Dalton Baker
Mme. Gadski
Jane
America
Haydh Madame Gadski
Daniel Beddoe
Ery Ovenin
Ialeeplon
Elm Street
Fifteenth
Twelfth Street
Fifteenth Street
Magnolia
Plum Street
Plum
Hlm
Claims Of Trust Refuted In Paper Labor Cost Debate
Washington May 2 The American Newspaper Publishers Association figures show a 52 cent per ton labor cost increase, countering paper makers claims of a $12 per ton rise. Norris presented wage data for New York and Massachusetts workers and noted rising costs for printing and binding workers, with adjournment until Monday.
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Washington
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
House Committee On Wood Pulp and Paper
Hudson River
Norris
Mann
New York
Mannay
Ryan and
Bannon
Massachusetts
United States Bureau of Labor
United States
Ryan
Prince Hele de Sagan to wed Anne Gould by Protestant nuptials
In Rome on May 2 a major obstacle to the marriage of Prince Hele de Sagan and Mme Anne Gould is the Catholic church's refusal to annul Mme Gould s first husband. The prince plans to convert to Protestantism to permit a civil and religious marriage.
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Cincinnati
Evangelical Alliance
Rome
Hele de Sagan
Mme
Anne Gould
Mme. Gould
Warden Kills Convict During Escape at Mountsville
In Wheeling West Virginia on May 2 Warden C G Dawson shot and killed Jessé Briggs a life prisoner at Mountsville State Penitentiary Briggs allegedly broke from the lock step and threw rocks at the warden Dawson fired a single shot through Briggs breast killing him instantly The governor had commuted Briggs sentence from hanging to life imprisonment A coroner s jury later exonerated Dawson
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jessé Briggs
Mountsville
C. G Dawson
Briggs
Dawson
Eighteenth Biennial Festival Sees Record Single Ticket Sales
Late seating rules prompt punctual arrivals for the concert portions. The festival prom odes social highlights rival past events with continued performances through tomorrow night. Soloists orchestra and festival participants are ready as weather favors a brilliant outcome.
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Naraire
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John J. Dutgens
Charles Noble
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Michael Wynne
John E. McGinn
Joseph M. Rice
J. B. Matson
Charles N. Danenhower
Dr. W. Co. Schreiner
M. J. Devanney
Edward ¥. Morton
Thomas J. Kelley
John L. Shuff
Ben L
John EB. McGinn
G. V. Calkins
Kennedy
Judson Harmon
United Party
Edward H. Moore
Ed Simbitetra
Gayman
Lincoln Republican Club
Charles Humphreys
Dan Israel
Lester Askew
H. F. Anderson
Board of Elections
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Millcreek
Leopold Markbrelt
City of
Clay
Ohio Town
Gadski
Mrs. Taylor Jones
Baker and Gadski
Tom Daniels
Chapman Goold
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Hanstz
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Mozart
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Children’s Crusade
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Symj
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