Kellogg Feud Grows Over City Street Elevation Plan
City Council debates an ordinance to raise several streets above the flood line with bond funding of 600000. Kellogg champions the plan while Hyde Park critics question cost estimates and city officials, including City Solicitor Lowman, claim ignorance of the measure.
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Edwin E. Kellogg
Hyde Park
Christ Stichnath
City Hall
Kellogg
Towit
Spring Grove
Colerain
Eastern Avenue
West Sixth Street
Steiner
Illinois Avenues
Carr
First Ward
Collins Avenue
Torrence Road
Drake Alley
Taylor Avenuue
Setchel
Corbin Streets
Roosevelt Arrives in Nashville as City Welcomes President
Nashville gleams with decorations as President Theodore Roosevelt arrives by special train at Union Station to a loud ovation. The parade proceeds through ornate streets with cannon, bells, and whistles, drawing large crowds. A notable highlight is a company of gray Confederate veterans marching in the line.
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Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Theodore Roosevelt
Union Station
Mr. Roosevelt
United States Balloon Lands Near Hamilton Ends Long Race
The United States balloon landed twelve miles south of Hamilton Ontario after about twenty five hours and roughly 700 airline miles from St Louis. The craft led the second International Aeronaut Cup contest with Lahm and aid the pilot aboard as the cup holder and record holder.
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United States
ST. Louis
Hamilton
Ont
Lake Ontario
Paris
Pendleton's Daily Round of Pleasure Parade View
The procession halted on Sixth Avenue near the State Capitol so the President could view James K. Polk's tomb before continuing to Ryman Auditorium. Crowds along Broadway and Eighth Avenue sang as the President traveled toward the Hermitage with Major Henry B. Hersey aiding Lieutenant Lahm piloting the balloon in the 1906 race. Lahm was ill this year. The Pommern, a German cruiser balloon, was last reported over Lake Erie amid a 35 mile gale near Cleveland.
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Sixth Avenue
State Capitol
James K. Polk
Ryman Auditorium
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Hermitage
Henry B. Hersey
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Lahm
United States Army
United States
Lake Erie
Ohio Boy Pilots His Sky Bicycle Over St Louis
In St Louis a gust of wind challenges young Cromwell Dixon on his Sky Bicycle while Baldwins Arrow and Strobel airships trial preps for a two o'clock race. Dixon lands safe at Benis Illinois. Four Arrow type airships slated for tomorrow's triangular contest.
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Ohio
St. Louis
Cromwell Dixon
Columbus
Baldwin
Dallas
Young Dixon
Benis
Ill
Will bequest creates girls' orphanage in Flourtown
Philadelphia Oct 22 The will of Robert N Carson millionaire who died in a theater provides a 5 000 000 endowment for an orphan girls institution modeled on Girard College to be located at Flourtown Montgomery County It will be nonsectarian and not run by any denomination and no church services will be held there after the widow Frances Carson dies mirroring Stephen Girard's grand foundation.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Robert N. Carson
Girard College
Frances Carson
Flourtown
Montgomery County
Stephen Girard
Girard
Carson
Commercial Fribune
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Municipal Tickets Set for State Legislature Race
Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson ruled that candidates for the Legislature in five Ohio counties will appear on regular municipal tickets. In Lawrence Licking Ashtabula Clermont and Marion counties both Democratic and Republican nominees will have their names on municipal and township ballots.
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Licking
Ashtabula
Clermont
Marion
Run on Knickerbocker Trust and bank distress in New York
Bank run chaos hits Knickerbocker Trust with suspensions while Mayer & Co. face delays. Cortelyou meets leading financiers at the Manhattan Hotel to coordinate relief. Trust Company of America may receive aid after an investigation committee is appointed.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Mayer & Co. Are
Hotel Manhattan
Cortelyou
J. Pierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
George F. Baker
Frank A. Vanderlip
James Stillman
J. G. Cannon
Trust Company of America
United States and Venezuela Face Policy Dilemma Over Arbitration
Washington reports a policy dilemma as Secretary Root weighs dropping US demands on Venezuela or risking war with President Castro. Venezuela refuses to reopen arbitration on the Orinoco Navigation Company and the $5 million fine on New York and Bermudez Asphalt. Root will confer with President Roosevelt on the official State Department reply.
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Venezuela
Castro
Root
Orinoco Navigation Company
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
State Department
United States
Roosevelt
Despondent husband dies after drinking carbolic acid
Frank Vogel, 34, of Newport, on his knees with a picture of his deceased wife in his hand and his arm around his sister, drank carbolic acid and died. His wife Fanny had committed suicide six weeks earlier in Indiana. He had spoken of a serious incident to relatives and left a note believed to contain disheartening news.
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Frank Vogel
Newport
Fanny
Shelbyville
Ind
York Street
Vogel
le Blond
Eastern Avenue
East End
Clifford
Bertha Pender
Bertha
Mrs. Pender
William J. Thommasson
James Digby
Campbell County
Indiana
Erie Wreck Leaves 15 Men Dead in Ohio Route
A report from Marion Ohio states an Erie bound westbound train wreck killed 15 men. Details indicate a catastrophic collision near the tracks with authorities noting fatalities and ongoing investigations.
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Erie
Tunnel discovery alarms Russians during derailment incident
Passenger on eastbound train collided near Pavlovstok tunnel west of here. Several injured as carriages emptied and many passengers thrown from seats. A six year old child and Miss Agnes Baker of Lima were among those hurt. no terror link established.
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Ternally
Emma Koontz
Malcolm
Neb
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