Boss Noctor Demands Peace Between Mayor and Judge Fricke
Cincinnati politics boil as Boss Noctor pushes for harmony between Mayor Hunt and Police Judge Fricke after a weeks of harsh public exchanges. The flap centers on city crime cases and alleged court bias with Noctor promising a full case list to expose judge rulings while Hunt vows policy talks to resolve the feud.
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Fricke
Thomas Noctor
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Democratic Party
Elt
Cincinnati Post
Mayor Hunt
Descendant of Daniel Boone Dies in Brooklyn at 99
New York May 10 Thomas Erastus Boone a descendant of Daniel Boone died today in Brooklyn aged 99 He is survived by a daughter fourteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren and other relatives
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New York
Thomas Erastus Boone
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Taft Leads in Local Presidential Poll With Hamilton County Reach
The Commercial Tribune reports the Presidential Preferential Poll surpassing 11 000 votes with Taft maintaining a comfortable lead. Senator LaFollette crosses 1 000 points as mail adds votes to each proposition. The poll extends into next week inviting all known Republican voters in Hamilton county to cast preference.
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Commercial Tribune
the Commercial Tribune
LaFollette
Hamilton County
Taft
Lemert Dies After Overwork Ends Noted Ohio Official
Judge Charles C. Lemert president of the Ohio National Life Insurance Company and former Ohio insurance commissioner died at his home in Norwood after years of illness and pulmonary nerv ous complications attributed by friends to overwork. He was 47 and had a long public career in law and state service, including roles as executive clerk to governors Nash Herrick Pattison and Harris.
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Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Ohio
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Ada
Jate
Nesh
State Board of Pardons
Nash
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Hardin County
Herrick
Lemert
Pattison
Kenton
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Chief Witness Denies Key Testimony in Archbald Probe
Edward J. Williams of Scranton testified before the House Judiciary Committee denying parts of his prior statements against Judge Robert W. Archbald. Williams admitted signing a paper about a calm bank but disputed its contents and suggested possible drinking at the time. Bolands and others connected to the Archbald case attended. Williams will be recalled tomorrow as further witnesses prepare.
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Robert W. Archbald
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Archbald
Erie Railroad
Lackawanna & Wyoming Railroad
Erie
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Willa
W. P. Boland
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Clayton
William P. Boland
C.G. Boland
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce
Meyer
Taft
James R. Dainty
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eberhard Coal
Dainty
Judge Archbald
Eberhard
Lehigh Valley
Archibald
Quiet Restored in Cal Fields After Scranton Disturbance
Philadelphia May 10 Outside of the attack the Cayuga breaker of the Lackawanna Coal company in North Scranton by about 2,000 foreigners there are no rioting of consequence in the hard coal fields today. The North Scranton disturbance was quickly quelled and everything is quiet tonight. Miners meet Tuesday in Wilkesbarre to approve or reject the action of their representatives in New York. Father L B Norton urged the men to stand by leaders and vote to adopt the agreement arrived at by the sub committee and to ignore agitators stirring discontent among you miners.
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New York
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Church of the Annunciation
Cannibalism in China Famine Result
Shanghai May 10 reports say famine in Kiang Sun district worsens since last September floods ruined crops and brought devastation. One third of the population has starved and survivors reportedly eat one another with dead bodies along roadways and the grand canal.
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Kiang-Sun District
China
Grand Canal
Fluctuations discussed at steel hearing
The government suit against the Steel corporation focused on price fluctuations in steel after the formation of large subsidiaries and the company. Alfred Finnley of The Iron Age testified charts based on city reports showing rapid price rises until 1901, then a slump due to competition. Frank J. Newberry described rules of wire pools and said prices were regulated to maintain a fair level, with distrust among pool members revealed in letters. Adjournment followed until Monday morning.
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Alvin I. Finnley
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Iron Age
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John .A. Roebling’s Sons Company
Rubber Covered Wire Association
Horseshoe Association
Tor
Newberry
Shuster Speaks on Anglo Russian Treachery at Luncheon
At a Noonday Business Men's Club gathering W. Morgan Shuster defended American involvement in Persia. He asserted that the American party refused graft, praised Persian integrity, and condemned Russian and British interference. The remarks drew strong applause from attendees.
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Cincinnati Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
W. Morgan, Shuster
Shuster
Jain
Methodists Debate Dancing Policy in Church Discipline
Minneapolis dispatch reports heated committee debate over whether dancing and card playing should be left to individual conscience. Bishops urged removing the section while warning against approving amusements, and verse dissent rose amid attempts to vote before adjournment.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On the State of the Church
Yrith
R. Leander W. Munhall
Philadelphia
College of ‘Bishops
John Wesley
Rain Lashes Southern Cities Floods New Roads Baton Rouge
Heavy rain and strong winds swept through New Orleans Baton Rouge and New Roads causing extensive flooding. Streets canal and Poydras crowded with water while levees held and relief efforts including sandbags boats and rations were rushed to the scene.
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United States Army Rescue Corps
Baton Rouge
United States Revenue
Windom
Winona
New Orleans
New Roads
Lafayette
Southern Pacific
Parker
Weather Storm Floods Hit Missouri and Kansas Regions
A heavy rainstorm with high winds caused about 125000 in damage across Western Missouri and Kansas. Parsons Kansas reported flooded streets and wind damage over 50000 in Eastern Kansas. Mines in South Missouri suffered extensive flooding.
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Missouri
Kansas
Parsons
Nebraska sailors aid flood sufferers near Vidalia
Natchez Mississippi residents report men from the battleship Nebraska aiding flood victims at Vidalia Louisiana across the river. The crew assists civilians as Mississippi floods impact the region.
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Nebraska
Mississippi
Vidalia
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