Chicago Sunday saloon closing upheld no court power
Illinois Appellate Court refused to compel Mayor Busse to enforce Sunday closing of Chicago saloons, ruling courts cannot supervise executive acts or compel municipal governance. Secretary Stauber says decision lacks immediate impact on Chicago and Illinois, but sets precedent.
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Illinois Appellate Court
Busse
Chicago
Markbreit
Illinois Supreme Court
Dunne
Supreme Court
Stauber
National Liquor MJ Dealers’ Association
Illinois Court
Demolition Drive Sparks Park Disputes Over Lytle Playgrounds
Civic Woman's Club wins order to tear down the Lytle homestead for children’s playgrounds, triggering neighbor complaints about late play, crowding swings, and sleepless nights. James Van Voerst complains of all night swinging. Board of Public Service forwards letter to Parks Superintendent Rodgers for action.
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Woman's Club
Lytle Homestead
Lytle Park
Chilluns
Board of Public Service
James van Voerst
East Third Street
Service Board
Parks Rodgers
Man Burned While Igniting Kitchen Fire In Terrace Park
Perry Howe, 35, of Terrace Park, seriously burned attempting to start a fire by pouring coal oil in his kitchen. His clothing caught fire and neighbors extinguished the blaze after tearing off his burning garments. Mrs Howe was slightly burned while helping. He is not expected to recover. he has a wife and two children.
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Perry Howe
Terrace Park
Howe
Susan B Anthony Club hears debate on national divorce law
Mrs Kate Trimble Woolsey of Covington urges stronger divorce statutes and a national divorce law. She argues the thirteenth amendment could force involuntary servitude on unhappy spouses and urges that every girl be called Mrs at 15. The meeting at the Linton Hotel includes a tense exchange on religion and marriage.
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Kate Trimble Woolsey
Covington
Susan B. Anthony Club
Linton Hotel
Sarah Sievers
Woolsey
Washington
Republic
Printers to Elect Crowley and Union Leaders Today
Lively interest marks the annual printers election from noon to 7 pm at Fisher Building headquarters. Local Union No. 3 and International Union officers are chosen with Crowley expected to win International Secretary Treasurer. International President contenders Lynch and Hudspeth draw rivals as delegates vie for Boston convention.
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Fisher
No. 3
International Union
Thomas F. Crowley
Lynch
Hudspeth
New Orleans
C. M. Cobb
Alvin McReynolds
W. L. Quinby
Boston
W. A. Ahrens
J. M. Albrecht
J. A. Drury
J. M. Dugan
E. H. Ellis
Frank Binder
J. P. Fitzpatrick
City dry cleaners face Police Court action over new brick building rule
A conference among Police Court Prosecutor Thomas Chief Archibald and State Fire Marshals Ambrose and Sweeney led to likely arrests of fourteen city dry cleaners for failing to follow the April 15 ordinance. Inspections found very bad conditions and noncompliance with brick buildings, single story height and thirty foot clearances.
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Thomas
Archibald
Ambrose and
Sweeney
Archibala
Prisoner Identifies Self in Court
Charles Chandler admitted to the Police Court that he used the alias C C Louden after being arrested for stealing a five dollar bill from a woman at St Francis de Sales Church Walnut Hills. He told Judge Lueders his real name and said his parents live at 704 Delta Avenue. Judge Lueders sentenced him to 100 dollars or 30 days and ordered the rest of the sentence to begin anew.
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Charles Chandler
St. Francis de_Sales
Walnut Hills
Lueders
C.C. Louden
Delta Avenue
Lauden
Ohio bakers urged to use winter wheat flour from local mills
Southwestern Millers urge Ohio bakers to switch from spring to winter wheat flour. Three mills already run in house bakeries, Bethel Roller Mills weighs a large on site bakery. Secretary Dillman says winter wheat bread is superior with fewer holes and Ohio can supply all bakeries, prompting a statewide educational campaign.
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Southwestern
Ohio
Southwestern Millers’ Association
Ohio Bakers
Gibson House
Bethel Roller Mills
Bethel, O
Cincinnati
Harry W. Dillman
Association
Bethel Concern
Dillman
Ohio State Millers’ Association
Motorman Saves Girl Forcing Quick Stop Near City Hospital
Stella Keenan age six of 586 East Eighth street ran from a companion and was struck near Fifth and Pike by a Zoo Eden Park car yesterday. She was dragged, then halted by the motorman who dropped the fender to save her. She was taken to City Hospital with serious injuries.
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Zoo & Eden Park
Stella Keenan
East Eighth Street
Fifth
Pike Streets
City Hospital
Rochester Traveler Found Injured After Fall From Curbs
William P. Driscoll, 40, of Rochester New York, was found lying in the street near Fourth street and Broadway with head wounds. He was taken to City Hospital where he eventually identified himself and said he fell off a curb after drinking. He was later held at the Second District Police Station for safekeeping and is not dangerously hurt.
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William P. Driscoll
Rochester
N. Y
Gibson House
Anderson
Broadway
Fourth Street
City Hospital
Second District
Suit Seeks Arrest Warrant for Adolph Bisonnette
Olive Kate Vanderpool of 1918 Eastern avenue secured a police court warrant for the arrest of Adolph Bisonnette of Tusculum avenue on charges of assault and battery. She alleges persistent unwanted advances and that he struck her when she refused to accompany him on Sunday night.
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Olive Kate Vanderpool
Eastern Avenue
Adolph Bisonnette
Tusculum Avenue
William s Hoyle Fined for Concealed Weapon at Majestic Hall
Walter Hoyle of Williamsburg Ohio was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Lyeders for carrying a concealed weapon. Detectives Hueftlein and Pflug arrested him Monday night at the Majestic Concert Hall. He claimed he needed a gun to carry money but paid no money when given a chance. a pawn ticket for a hovercoat appeared on the scene.
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Walter Hoyle
Williamsburg
Lyeders
Hueftlein
Pflug
Majestic Concert Hall
Hovercoat
Ready to Wear Drops Highlight Featured Styles
A fashion seller promotes expensive ready to wear options with emphasis on customer satisfaction and easy selection. The note highlights variety and value while inviting shoppers to choose confidently.
Six Young Women Share in the Fund Keeps Names Secret
Six young women share in a fund and will keep their names secret. The arrangement allocates equal portions among the participants and maintains anonymity for privacy.
J G Schmidlapp fund names six Hamilton County scholars
The J G Schmidlapp memorial fund which totals 1 000 000 will support six Hamilton County young women beginning January 1 1909. Edith Campbell of the University of Cincinnati selected the six from eighty five applicants after study in Hull House Chicago. Loans rather than gifts will fund education and reinvested repayments aid additional recipients.
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J. G Schmidlapp
Edith Campbell
University of Cincinnati
Miss Campbell
Chicago
Jane Addams
Hull House
The
Commercial Tribune
Schmidlapp Fund
Carnegie
Hamilton County
J. G. Schmidlapp
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething Ad Notice
An old advertisement promotes Mra Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to relieve pain calm colic and soothe gums under the era’s drug labeling. Compatibility with the Drugs Act and license numbers are referenced in the small print.
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Winslow
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