Crumbling Lampe Tenement Vacated After Water Main Burst
Building at 319 and 321 East Twelfth Street was evacuated as large cracks and foundation weakness risk collapse. Water from a burst main flooded cellars, washing out mortar and sand. inspectors found a wagon load of cement on the floors and tenants were moved to safety. Local residents include George Wolff, Frank Kessing, Nick Stueving, Otto Hassert, Ce Claves, and Mary and Ella Hackett.
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Bernard Lampe
East Twelfth Street
Kennedy
Twelfth Street
Lampe
St Wall
Tose
George Wolff
Frank Kessing
Nick Stueving
Ottq Hassert
CE Claves
Mary
Ella Hackett
Willi Liebisch
Minnien
Theresa Klostermann
Salisladies
Ugh
Otto Hassert
Hackett
McHugh
William Kennedy
Fiancee Faints as Youth Subdues Armed Assailant in Street
Harry Redmond 20, of 1180 East Front Street, halted a gunman after a confrontation opposite the Lyceum Theater on Central Avenue. William Waits, colored, 308 Perry Street, is under arrest at Central Station charged with shooting with intent to kill. Redmond remained uninjured. his fiancée fainted during the incident and was revived at a nearby drug store. Redmond plans to prosecute in Police Court today.
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Harry Redmond
East Front Street
William Waits
Perry Street
Waits
Central Station
Redmond
Lyceum Theater
Will Fumigate Vessels on Puget Sound
Dr. M. J. White of the United States Marine Service received authorization from Surgeon General Wyman to fumigate all vessels on Puget Sound at once. The measure covers ferries and any ship large enough to harbor a rat. No new bubonic plague cases were reported in Seattle today.
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
M. J. White
United States Marine Service
Wyman
Washington
White
Johnson
East End
Burton
Sermon of States Rights Menace to Our Welfare
Lincoln Neb October 27. An honorary monument to General John M. Thayer was dedicated at Yuka Cemetery in the afternoon with General John C. Cowin of Omaha delivering an address. He warned that calls for states rights threaten national welfare and the Union by seeking to limit federal power.
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John Cowin
Commercial Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
John M. Thayer
Yuka Cemetery
John C. Cowin
Omaha
Tures
Millionaire John Bryan Aerial Flight Plans Draw Attention
John Bryan of Yellow Springs Ohio declares he will fly an airship from his farm using a balloon bag and wings. He plans to patent the invention, seek partners in Cincinnati, and enter international contests, while dismissing critics and noting a court remitter decision in a separate breach suit.
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Santos Dumont
John Bryan
Yellow Springs
Frederica Murphy
Darius Green
Bryan
Cincinnati
Haevlin Hotel
Mr. Bryan
John Toulman
Springfield
Kenan
Max Fleischmann
Ohio
Circuit Court
Xenia, C
Mary G. Stueler
Cardinal Gibbons Supports Anti tuberculosis Move
Cardinal Gibbons expresses cordial sympathy with the antituberculosis effort in a letter to Dr. John S. Fulton, secretary general of the International Congress of Tuberculosis. He recalls yellow fever heroes Major Carroll and Dr Lazeur who died after inoculation and credits them with saving others.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Ment
John S. Fulton
Washington
Cardinal
New Orleans
Major Carroll
Lazeur
Reddick Dies in Auto Crash Near Libertyville
James Reddick 44 veteran Republican County Central Committee chairman and Public Administrator was killed instantly when the car he rode in overturned on a muddy Half Day road near Libertyville. Mrs Reddick and the other occupants escaped. Smulski arranged two ambulances and undertaker. authorities noted a broken neck.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
James Reddick
Republican County Central Committee
Libertyville
Reddick
Charles Taylor
William Wells
Half Day
John F. Smulski
Busse
Fox Lake
Smulsh
Deneen
Johnson Predicted to Win Out in Cleveland Campaign
The report forecasts Johnson securing victory in Cleveland as the campaign gains momentum. Supporters rally to boost Johnson's chances amid rising chatter and local engagement patterns.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Roosevelt’s forty ninth birthday observed quietly at White House
Special Dispatch reports President Roosevelt marked his forty ninth birthday with quiet family celebration at the White House. He attended Grace Church services, handled correspondence in the Executive Office, walked in the rain with guards, and hosted the Hungarian Club in the East Room. King Edward sent birthday congratulations through his representative in Wrest Park via Ambassador Reid.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Grace Church
Hungarian Club of
New York
Edward
London
President Roosevelt
Wrest Park
Sie Roosevelt
Ambassador Reid
Vice Admiral Likely To Command New Navy Battle Fleet
The proposed Atlantic to Pacific battle fleet may be commanded by Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans if Congress approves creating a new rank. Evans would lead the most powerful fleet yet under the American flag, visiting Brazil Chile and Argentina, and would be outranked if the foreign navies appoint Vice Admirals. Admiral Evang retires next August, shortening the tenure.
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Evans
Congress
Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Robley D. Evans
Charles Beresford
Betmg
Dewey
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
Evang
Duraon
Bank Cashier Shot Dead While Alone in His Home
Akron Ohio October 27 Fred A Baron cashier of the Dollar Savings Bank a prominent city figure was shot and killed in his home this afternoon His family was away a servant girl found him dead Neighbors raced in discovering a bullet hole in his head Police suspect foul play Baron had been slated to join his wife in Cleveland and return but sent a telegram saying he was detained He was the Republican candidate for County Treasurer but was defeated.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Johnson
Republican Executive Committee
Business Men's Republican Association
Burton
Akron
Fred A. Baron
Dollar Savings Bank
Baron
Boron
Fireman killed in Texas wreck
A southbound Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train collided with a freight engine seven miles north of Dallas during the Texas State Fair. Fireman F. C. French of Denison was killed. over forty injured, with several in serious condition. A relief train arrived two hours later, carrying wounded to Dallas. The most seriously hurt include T. B. Lusk, Sam Nolen, Adelaide Ray, J. G. Royce, J. C. Blair, and Bob Slayden.
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Commercial Tribune
Dallas
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Texas
Fair
F. C. French
Denison
T. BE. Lusk
Jackson
Mich
Sam Nolen
Royse
Adelaide Ray
J. G. Royce
J. C. Blair
Bob Slayden
Senate panel to probe Indian troubles in Texas and Oklahoma
A Senate subcommittee led by Teller LaFollette and Curtis will depart Washington for Texas and Mexico to investigate the Kickapoo Indian dispute with the Interior Department. The tribe says lands in Oklahoma were fraudulently conveyed and lease payments are overdue. The department accuses M J Bentley. The inquiry may take a month and will visit Oklahoma locations.
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Senate
Mexico
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Teller
LaFollette
Curtis
Texas
Interior Department
Oklahoma
M. J. Bently
Burglary at Santa Monica Rail Station Steals Skeleton Tickets
A Santa Monica Southern Pacific Station burglary yesterday night stole skeleton tickets valued over 15000 dollars along with stamps punches and inkpads. The loot could let thieves stamp hundreds of transcontinental railroad tickets and be sold by dishonest brokers.
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Commercial Tribune
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Santa Monica
Cincinnati Banks Act to Protect Patrons
The Cincinnati Clearing House Association announced steps to issue Clearing House certificates and require sixty days notice for savings withdrawals. The move aims to prevent cash drains, keep banks solvent, and allow internal balance adjustments while currency remains for essential business. The action follows measures in New York and Chicago and is described as temporary and protective for depositors.
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Cincinnati Clearing House Association
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Clearing House
Cincinnati
Clearing House Association
Confidence Grows as Morgan Guides Financial Storm
In New York the worst of last week’s chaos appears to have passed as Morgan leads a centralized effort to stabilize credit and restore confidence. Treasury cooperation and rapid liquidity injections calm runs on banks while deposits and credit demand strain the financial system nationwide.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
J. P. Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
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