Montgery County Home August Report Shows No Deaths
The Montgomery County Childrens Home for August reports no deaths among inmates. The total inmate count includes 50 boys and 13 girls. The youngest is fourteen months, the eldest a thirteen year old girl with paralysis on the right side. Four boys and three girls comprise the affected group. The Board ends the social réunions of settlement days on the first Mondays. Also noted: a grand lodge motor arrival in Union Depot with seven bands, a parade and drill, and the day’s events at the Ohio Fair Grounds during the afternoon. A separate item mentions a new boring apparatus starting at the Waterworks, an elderly local accident, and political concerns over sheriff salaries.
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A. E. Jenner
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Sims
G. W. Overmeyer
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Coleman Commandery
Troy
James Nesbitt
Hanselmann
Cincinnati
Joseph Foote
Cincinnati Commandery
James Gordon
Union Depot
Reed Commandery
Becker
Phillips
Schieble House
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Ohio Fair Grounds
Second Streets
Newport Barracks
Main
Dayton
Sir Simpson
John Felon
Cumping House
Zimmer
Moaday
Fifth
Wayne
Patton
Scheibensuber
Fragmented wartime legal vents and sheriff statements
A historical transcript fragment shows a court or sheriff proceeding with threats of legal action and state troop involvement. The speaker asserts authority, mentions murder accusations, and notes the offender at large. The tone is legalistic, referencing the court, ministerial officers, and potential indictments, with sparse dialogue about enforcement.
Man Taken From Jail by Klan and Hung Found Dead
A man believed linked to a Ku Klux Klan involvement was abducted from jail and hanged by white supremacists. Authorities investigate the case as a violent racially motivated killing with no immediate arrests reported. Local officials condemn the act and pledge full cooperation with federal probes.
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Shakespeare
Jacobi
Cincinnati
Stapleton
Pendleton
Cockerill
Ku Klux Give Notice They Will Burn A Village
Special Dispatch reports Madison County Mississippi Ne rves arming and drilling. last week three of them were fatally hurt in a melee. A Black man was fatally hurt in Putnam County by armed men. Frank Hall, arrested, confessed implicating others. he was hanged after being taken from jail. The same band warned Chestnut Mound residents of an impending attack.
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Madison County
Mississippi
Dick McKinly
Putnam County
Prank Hall
Chestnut Mound
Third District Republican Convention Nominates Smith
A Republican convention in the Third District selected J. Q. Smith of Clinton as the nominee after balloting among Col. Moore and A. W. Dean. Smith's nomination was made unanimous amid noted harmony. The session began with Judge Hulick as permanent chairman and included credentials and organization committees.
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Morrow
Halick
Clermont County
Hulick
Hulick Was Continued As Permanent Chairman. A Vice President and Agers
Col. Moore
Buler County
A. W. Dean
Clinton
J. Q. Smith
Butler
Smith
Doan
Clermont
Fayette
Warren
Fever reports and port quarantines caution harbor areas
Special Dispatch notes Treasury advices indicate no fever spreading rapidly in the New Orleans area. Galveston Mobile Ka Wore Darien and Brunswick report vessel infections from West Indian and Central American ports. Baltimore arrivals show some cases as officials consider quarantine measures.
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Brunswick
Baltimore
Marine Hosaaroo
Political Meeting Postponed for State Secretary Candidate
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes the Republican opening meeting led by Hon. William Carry for Secretary of State was postponed to allow a joint discussion with opponent Neff at a later date. Entries for the fifth national Industrial Association fair are already one third higher than the previous year.
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Daily Times
Wm. Carry
Neff
The
Industrial Association
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CoLumbus
Ohio
Exbi
Prema
Oaks
Prison Reform Association
H. Thane Miller
Cinee Ee
Prudents
Min. Gaylord
Portsmouth
A. E. Cham
Cincinnati
Berlain
Zanesville
John A Warder
Ilorticultural Society
New York man denies statements amid public works dispute
An unclear New York report notes Edmund Yates denying accusations as he rows with public works over investments. The piece mentions a Jersey City Heights death and a city wait listed in the unrest, with multiple fragmented phrases suggesting a protest and financial stake involved.
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Edmund Yatestays
M . Cr
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Jersey City Heights
Amazing Outrage in High School Brawl Leaves Man Critical
Special Dispatch reports Daxbox September 8. Frank Reist was violently bumped by local students opposed to newcomers, leaving him in critical, ruptured condition and hospitalized. Authorities investigate motive and safety measures amid tense school tensions.
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Daxbox
Frank Reist
Jury Moves To Quash Jury Pool In Murder Trial
The Daniels defense argued to dismiss jurors claiming the drawn box produced improperly biased names. The judge ruled the motion invalid and set no trial date this month, citing court terms and potential discharge rights. Strong reserved the right to appeal, and the court suggested taking the question to the Supreme Court.
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Daniels
McDermott
Oses
Ceceunivas
Strong
Supreme Court
Northwestern Railroad President Addresses Wisconsin Officials
Albert Keep, president of the Northwestern Railroad Company, asks Wisconsin Commissioners to review the company books in Chicago to prove recent misstatements by Governor Taylor. He claims under stated conditions the firm would not cost more than 5 percent of gross earnings and would lose 25 cents per dollar of gross earnings, inviting inspection at the Chicago general office.
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Chicago
Albert Keep
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wisconsin Commissioners
Taylor
Northwestern Company
Keep
Nail Manufacturers Card Adopted At Prrracourt Convention
At a Western Nail Manufacturers convention in Prrracourt on September 3 the assembly unanimously approved a card setting a price of 35 for ten nails, net in sixty days, with a two percent cash discount if paid within ten days. No further abatement will be allowed.
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Prrracourt
Man Sentenced to Eight Years for Forgery Ring
BosTox Massachusetts case unmasked a forgery scheme with frauds totaling over half a million dollars. The defendant received eight years in the State's prison as punishment for the crimes involving forged certificates and related deceit.
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BosTox
Mass
Pine woods fire nears Atlantic Cranberry Meadow
Fire in pine woods near Elwood continues to rage as of September 8, having crossed the Atlantic Railroad and threatening nearby Cranberry Meadow in New Jersey. The blaze worsened since yesterday, endangering local orchards and properties.
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Ben Harnor
Pine Woods
Elwood
Atlantic Cranberry Meadow
Anglirev youths hailed as coming man of Democracy
In Cincinnati dated September 8 a Daily Times reader praises Anglirev youths as the emerging Democratic leader. The letter mocks a secret baptism of the figure and laments dark lampoonery by Vinestreet Joking Jamies, stating Second District Democrats control their political offspring and scold the party’s office seekers.
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Daily Times
Laguirer
Jamies
Vinestreet
Linga
Freight train collision near Daniel Junction injures engines
Two Grand Trunk Railway freight trains collided this morning near Daniel Junction in Lewiston, badly smashing the cars and engines and disrupting service. No injuries are reported, and investigators will review the wreck.
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Lewiston
Grand Trunk Railway
Daniel Junction
Twenty Years for Horse Stealing
In Paterson New Jersey a man received a twenty year sentence for horse stealing. The court handed down the harsh punishment amid local crime concerns as the defendant faced the lengthy imprisonment for the act.
River, Weather, and Rivercraft Movements Reported
Weather figures and river conditions updated from Louisville to New Albany with notes on arrivals from Cincinnati and Port of Cosa. Vessels Cherokee and Brains ford mentioned with depth readings and canal levels. bar reports indicate shallow conditions near Portland.
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Byansville
Port
Cincinnati
River Ness
Real estate broker Jno D Gates returns home after brief trip
Jno D Gates a well known Third ward real estate broker arrived home last evening after a brief jaunt at Patio Bay. The item notes Eugene Caylor's sheriff nomination and cites a state law restriction on police officials from holding office for three months, except the mayor. T Lindsay's Rock of Ages painting nears completion for exhibition at Pickle's Art Gallery inviting public judgment on its merit.
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D. Gates
Third Oe
Patio Bay
Eugene Cayior
T. ©. Lindsay
Pickle
City Council Approves August Claims Totalling 14801 94
Monday night regular session approved August bills totaling 14 801 94. Distribution across funds included First Wall Street Street Second Ward Street Third Ward Street Fourth Ward General Expense Fire Department Special Street and other city accounts with various estimated disbursements.
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Cy Eciee
Third Ward Street Fund
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Feredinmssintz
F. W. Frederick
Chestnut Street
Second Ward
Gets, Reif & Warner
Secard
River Dropping Slowly After Heavy Rainfalls
Dispatches report the river receding after a recent storm. Water levels show about four inches near the point, with the river falling and the scene described as not this low in several years.
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