Debs Draws Huge Crowd At Music Hall Speech
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president, spoke for over an hour at Music Hall amid a large supportive audience. Despite illness and a poor voice, he criticized both major parties as capitalist and contrasted Taft with Bryan. The event featured Debs with his wife, and a parade preceded by party supporters as campaign activity intensified across Cincinnati.
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Eugene V. Debs
Music Hall
Columbus
Debs
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Idaho
Obituary for Mrs Frank Maciewski and Brigadier General Mulford
Mrs Frank Maciewski of Corryville died after a long illness at 3239 Jefferson Avenue. She was 36 and survived by three children Harry Frank and Emma, plus her blind husband once a boxer. Brigadier General John Elmer Mulford, US Army retired, died at Montour Falls at 79. He aided Civil War prisoner exchanges restoring over 12,000 Union soldiers.
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Frank Maciewski
Jefferson Avenue
Corryville
Clara Weber
Batesville
Ind
Harry
Frank
Emma
John Elmer Mulford
United States Army
Montour Falls
Forest Fires Endanger 1000 Island Residents
Fire rages across the Sugar Island area and surrounding communities near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan as a forty mile gale fuels multiple blazes. Detour reports sixteen square miles burned while nearby villages Gladys Eckerman Shelldrake and Whitefish Point face danger. Brimley narrowly escapes as a building is destroyed.
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Sugar Island
Gladys
Moors Repelled Near Mondgerie in Morocco Fight
Advices from Paris report a French detachment near Mondgerie attacked by Moors six days ago. The Moors were forced back with fourteen killed while French losses totaled four killed.
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Paris
Morocco
Mondgerie
Cincinnati Delegation Heads to Louisville for Ohio River Improvement Meeting
A two hundred strong Cincinnati delegation from the Chamber of Commerce will travel to Louisville to push for a nine foot river stage and improved access to Gulf and South American markets. Vice Mayor John Galvin, Thomas P. Egan, and General Michael Ryan lead speakers as factories along Mill Creek hope for steady freight and coal supply, with plans to tour hotels after a band led march to the Galt House. The convention opens tomorrow with a citywide push for river development benefits.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio River Improvement Association
Louisville
Mill Creek
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
South American
Panama Canal
South America
Wiens Gilpina
John Galvin
Thomas P. Egan
Michael Ryan
Smittie
Central Depot
Galt House
Rift tribes unite in Moroccan revolt reported from Melilla
The Minister of War received an official telegram from Melilla Morocco announcing that all Rift tribes had risen and were uniting with hostile intent threatening regional security.
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Madrid
Melilla
Morocco
Night watchman forsaken in river assault at Gallipolis
Night watchman William Sheline of the ferry Boone was attacked by two strangers while crossing the Ohio in a skiff. After beating him unconscious and binding him, they robbed him and threw him into the river. He reached shore barely alive. the assailants fled.
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Judge Harmon
New York
Ohio
Warren
Higgins
Rhode Island
Ashtabula
Lake Counties
Kern
Tuscarawas County
Orrville
Wayne County
Brown County
Gallipolis
William Sheline
Boone
Berea College Hosts Two Day Christian Workers Conference
The Rev. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman with Charles M Alexander will lead a two day Christian Workers conference at Berea College chapel in Berea Kentucky. The Berea College Choir of about one hundred voices will assist the musical program and visitors will be entertained on site. Other Kentucky conferences are planned.
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Commercial Tribune
Berea
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexan Jer
Christian Workers
Berea College
Alexander
Kentucky
The
College
Curacao Starves as Venezuela Bans Transshipment at Port
The Curacao island, reliant on trade with Venezuela, faces starvation as Venezuela orders all imports and exports to be transshipped only at Puerto Cabello. The move, aimed at shoring customs, cripples Curacao dock labor, shipping lines, and island commerce, while sparking tensions with the Netherlands and Britain.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Netherlands
Curacao
Dutch Republic
Spain
Eagland
Maracaibo
Merida
Philadelphia
Zulia
Castro
Puerto Cabello
Red “D
Red “D” Line
la Gusyra
Pose
Areanet
Willemstad
la Guayra
Guayra
Lopez
West Indian
Manila Shaken Up On Earthquakes
Manila experienced a local seismic disturbance with a series of light shocks from 10:40 AM to 5:30 PM. About a dozen minor tremors were recorded, four pronounced. instruments at the observatory vibrated for hours but no damage or reports from other areas were noted. The center of the quake activity was near Manila.
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Venezuela
Curacao
Ans Gerson
Castro
Manila
New Witness Emerges in Thompson Murder Case
Charles McCormick Clawater, formerly of a Milwaukee paper, steps forward as a new witness for Luman C. Mann. He claims to have accompanied Florence Thompson to the Michigan Avenue rooming house where she was killed and identifies the location, while denying knowledge of the murder.
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Chicago
Florence Thompson
Mann
Luman C. Mann
Charles McCormick Clawater
Milwaukee
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Democratic Committee
David S. Rose
Workman's Hall
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le Blonde Machine and Tool Company
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Napoleon
Waterloo
Joseph
Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
William H. Taft
Citizens’ Taft Club
Board of Elections
William Thorndyke
Independence Party
Andrew Otte
Hamilton County
Thorndyke
Julius Otte
Burdsall
John E. Davis
East
Pearl Street
Roberts Highth Ward
Republican Club
Broadway
Isoac Dorson
Maysville
James Truit
R. A. Pattern
Fourth National Bank
Trimpe
Constitutional Amendments
Hiram M. Rulison
Common Pleas
Rulison
Common Pleas Court
Republican County Committee
Schmeising
Gilbert Avenue
Secon Ward
W. L. Dickson
Joseph B. Kelley
Froome Morris
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Highth Ward
East Pearl Street
Ed Ballard
Raymon Ratliff
Mullen
Junior Hall
Cheviot
H. P. Goebel
W. H. Lueders
Charles W. Spicer
Fred E. Wesselman
West Pearl Street
Elm
Plum Streets
George W. Platt
Dudley Sutphin
William Littleford
A. B. Menke
North Cincinnati Business Men's Club
Park Commission
Rufus B. Smith
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Smith
Exchange
W. V. Ebersole
N. B. Smith
B. M. Costello
Elmwood Place
William Copeland
Charles W. Bell
Young Men’s Freischmann Club
A. L. Finley
Markbreit
Henry T. Hunt
Board of Public Service
Peerless Athletic Club
Odeon Athletic Club
Robert E. Edmondson
Republican County
Page Attorney
Lytle Park
Hogan
Hunt
Eueders
W. A. Bennett
George Zehler
J. M.,blair
B. P. Wilson
Christian Bardes
Henry M. Rubel
J. F. Ellison
Leopold Kleybolte
William Schreiber
Albert Bettinger
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
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Waterways
College ‘Choir
Port of Curacao
Frederic J. Haskin
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Vincent Corbett
Jose Paul
England
Great Britain
Capacao
Wilhelmina
Thompson
Hungary
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