Yale Professor Judd Eyes Cincinnati University Presidency
Prof Charles Hubbard Judd of Yale, former head of psychology at the university in 1901 02, has been named as a probable successor to Dr Howard Ayers at Cincinnati University. Trustees say they will consider the best scholar with national reputation, while Judd remains noncommittal.
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Charles Hubbard Judd
Yale
Teachers’ Institute
Cincinnati University
Howard Ayers
University
Judd
Board of Trustees
Ayers
Remarkable nerve shown by patient
Philip Weber a machinist with a severely fractured skull walked over a mile from his home at 220 Peete Street to City Hospital supporting himself only by his daughter Anna. He works at Shulte's Foundry 2600 Colerain Avenue after a heavy brush struck him on the head during morning work. Blood flowed from a forehead wound but he pressed on to receive treatment.
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Philip Weber
Peete Street
City Hospital
Anna
Weber
Shulte
Colerain Avenue
Columbus Finches Pegasus Name For Delivery Horse
Roell Bros. vegetable dealers in Columbus Ohio have named their delivery horse Pegasus the winged horse of myth. The horse was found in the haymow on the second floor of his stable this morning, having apparently climbed stairs. He was lowered to the floor with a derrick.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pegasus
Roell Bros
Economist Spends Expensive Night at Station Bench
Harry Winkler of Cincinnati, 68, traveled to Columbus for the State Fair. He found hotel beds costly and slept on a Union Station bench. While asleep he was robbed of 15 in cash and a check for TM
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harry Winkler
Cincinnati
Union Station
George E Strietmann Dies After Long Illness in Cincinnati
George E Strietmann a longtime Cincinnati resident and head of George H Strietmanns Sons Company died at 11 30 PM at his home on Vine Street after a two year illness. He was 33 and survived by a widow and child. The prominent businessman and Elk was celebrated for his genial nature and leadership in secret societies. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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George Strietmann
Far West
California
George E. Strietmann
George H. Strietmann
Cincinnati Lodge
Strietmann
Transfer of Coal Combine Dominates Pittsburg News
The Pittsburg Gazette reports George S. Whitney and Whitney Stephenson & Co. will deliver a majority stake in the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co to the Pittsburg Coal Company for cash. The deal, valued around 132 million in aggregate controls about 25 million tons of output.
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Pittsburg
George S. Whitney
Whitney, Stephenson & Co
Monongahela River
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. B. Finley
Monongahela Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
River Coal Combination
Pennsylvania
Democratic officers named for state executive committee
The Democratic State Executive Committee announces officers: Charles P. Salen as Chairman, Charles C. Richardson of Marietta as Secretary, and G. Py Madigan of Cleveland as Treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Chas. P. Salen
Charles C. Richardson
Marietta
G.~ Py
Madigan
Cleveland
Barnes Pledges Support in Ohio Campaign
Former Governor Barnes promises to aid Republican efforts in Ohio this year, pledging to participate in the campaign on behalf of Chairman Dick and the party.
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Commercial Tribune
Guthrie
Barnes
Ohio
Woman Makes Perilous Descent From Lamar Hotel
Shortly after 1 am Cora Wilson 28 leaped from a fifth floor window at the Lamar Hotel to descend by a lightning rod. A guest C B Cox pulled her to safety. She says ex lover Charles Penrose threatened with a knife. Both Penrose and Wilson were taken into custody charged with disorderly conduct.
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Cora Wilson
Lamar
Sixth
Elm Streets
C. B. Cox
Wilson
Charles Penrose
Dayton
Stevens, Deters and
O'Connor
Gas Main Explodes On Sixth Street Near May Stern Company
A gas main at Sixth Street and Central Avenue exploded last night in front of May Stern & Co. causing flames up to thirty feet and debris over the street. Pedestrians escaped injury though several were struck by stones. cause unknown but suspected from a leak. Cincinnati Gas Company crews arrived to combat the fire.
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Sixth Street
Central Avenue
May
Stern & Co
May, Stern & Co
Cincinnati Gas Company
Lightning Strikes Kill Father and Son in Indiana Storm
A severe rain and electrical storm in Indiana today killed Joseph Beninger, 45, and his 13 year old son in Brookville. Peter Williams was badly burned while another son, 9, stood nearby unharmed. The incident occurred under a tree as the storm passed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Brookville
Joseph Beninger
Peter Williams
Beninger
Millionaire Plans Hospital for Morphin Addicts Treatment
Chicago reports Dr Geo Fannecy a morphin victim in a private Southside hospital undergoing self prescribed treatment. He raves in agony and acts to inject morphin into a pillow while attendants watch. If successful, philanthropist J W Gossard will fund a large facility for morphin and cocaine users.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Geo. Fannecy
Southside
Dr. Fannecy
J. W. Gossard
Thief Dies After Diamond Heist Run and Shootout
In Columbus a late night pawnshop raid end with one robber dying suddenly after a chase that spanned eight blocks. A second robber escaped with $12,000 in diamonds while Daniels' dog Snipe was shot during the pursuit. Officers arrested no one at once. the dead thief remains unidentified.
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Daniels
M. J. Daniels
North High Street
Chittenden
Daniels Brothers
Front Street
A. J. Snyder
Snyder
Hocking Valley
Beckham Opens Kentucky Fight at Winchester Rally
Governor Beckham opened the Kentucky Democratic campaign in Winchester with 8,000 attendees and burgoo. The day featured speeches by Beckham, Blackburn, McCreary, Weissinger, and Ollie James, with rain moving events indoors. Beckham urged an aggressive campaign and urged a large victory in November to solidify Democratic strength nationwide.
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Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Burgoo
Beckham
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Governor Beckham
Senator Blackburn
Senator McCreary
Opera House
Harry Weissinger
Shelby
Ollie James
Macedonian Leaders Threaten War and Anarchy
Berlin reports a Macedonian leader claims the committee holds dynamite guns and money and seeks war to prevent Balkan anarchy. He says Macedonia aims to force war between Bulgaria and Turkey or invite European intervention to destroy cities and contaminate water. The piece notes rising tensions as Turkey debates an ultimatum to Bulgaria and potential war.
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Berlin
Cologne Gazette
Macedonian Committee
Bulgaria
Turkey
Father uses child as shield in duel near Grand Junction
William Lafare a cattleman with range on the Dolores River forty miles south of Grand Junction rode into town and told Sheriff he shot and killed E T Massey after Massey fired three shots and shielded himself by placing his child in front Lafare said he had an opportunity to shoot and did so resulting in Massey’s death.
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Grand Junction
Col
William lLafare
Dolores River
E. T. Massey
Lafare
Mas
Massey
Great Northern Coal and Coke Company to Control Kentucky Lands
Promoters form the Great Northern Coal and Coke Company with a $10 million capitalization. The plan involves 400,000 acres of coal lands in Kentucky and a cross river system via Maysville to Cincinnati, with elevators along the riverfront and a staged coal trade aimed at making Cincinnati a top bituminous coal market. Senator J. N. Camden leads among organizers. work to start soon.
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Cincinnati
United States
Commercial Tribune
Pikeville
Pond Creek
Pike County
New York
Great Northern Coal and Coke Company
Maysville
Great Northern Company
NeYe
New Orleans
Standard Oil Company
Transportation Company
J. N. Camden
Sprigg Camden
Parkersburg
W. Wet SF
Standard Oil
Clarksburg
Fairmont
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Camden-on-Gauley
Fairmont Coal Company
Great Northern
Child Drowns in Mill Creek Near Gest Street
Five year old Charles Weite of 1598 Gest Street drowned in two feet of water in Mill Creek yesterday afternoon after falling in while playing near the edge. A fourteen year old boy George Bernhart pulled him from the water. medical help failed to revive him and the body was taken home by the father.
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Charles Weite
Gest Street
Mill Creek
George Bernhart
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Economist
J. P. Morgan
Luetige Blatter
Silent Majority
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Monongahela Co
Penny
Pital
Commmmercial Tribune
Daniel's Pawnshop
A. G. Snyder
Mr. Daniels
Brother
M. T. Daniels
D. J. Collins
Melvin Davis
Abe” Art
Art
Dia
Davis
Breathitt
Breathitt County
Clay County
William Goebel
Marcum
Gov. J
W. Beckham
United
Democratic Party
W.va
Constantinople
Council of War
Yildiz
Hdhem Pasha
Foreign Office
Porte
Leishman
HomopigtegAisial Reserve 1
Associated Press
Miles
Little
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