14 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1913
Page
1
The city mourns as Sullivan is reported dead in a Bowery area incident. Sorrow clouds the streets while friends and neighbors recall his loyalty and bond to the community.
President Hanley of Franklin College Indiana admits he attacked his father alleging mistreatment of his mother. The incident centers on a high profile college administrator facing family violence claims amid campus tensions.
Funeral, identity struggle follow the death of Big Time Sullivan the Bowery benefactor and congressman. He escaped guards at his brother’s Westchester home and was struck by a train near Pelham Parkway. His mangled body lay unidentified for days before a morgue worker recalled his likeness ending in Bellevue Morgue with East Side friends gathering in grief.
A Vigo County Grand Jury in Indiana probes alleged brutal acts linked to President E A Hanley of Franklin College. Reconciliation between Hanley and his father occurred, but witnesses describe a dispute over treatment of family members and a possible conflict involving a window injury at the Middle Township home. The case raises questions about provocation and justification as the investigation continues.
Thousands gather to hear Judge Spiegel keynote the campaign launch. Democrats appear among supporters wearing insignia for the G. O. PD. standard-bearer.
Thousands of Republicans march at Chester Park for a square deal rally in support of Judge Spiegel and other ticket incumbents. The event features a lively parade, speeches, fireworks, and a crowd numbering around ten thousand by late afternoon.
In New York on a September day 15 year old Joseph Pizza found an odd shell at a friend's home. He experimented with it in a cellar, used a hammer, and caused an explosion that blew off his right hand burned his face tore his leg and cut his shoulder. The shell was identified as from a rapid fire gun.
Special dispatch reports a massive cloudburst and record storm in Goldfield Nevada drowning scores and causing widespread ruin. Homes and mines flooded, power and communications down, with many residents rescued from floating houses and others left homeless.
R S Hall aged 70, a Breckinridge Mo. retiree, and Mrs L L Carr aged 64 of Hartsville Ind. obtained a marriage license in Kansas City after being childhood sweethearts in Indiana. Hall followed his early betrothal, later remarried, and reconnected with Carr after her husband died and years of correspondence.
War's aftermath reports Asiatic cholera spreading in Russia with Yekaterinoslav Taurida Tchernigov Kutais Kuban Batum Sebastopol Kertch regions declared infected. Bulgaria and Roumania also affected. Hungary reports nearly 2300 cases in Budapest.
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