The Great Riot in Cincinnati Destruction and Fire
Fire and mob violence raged after attackers burned the court house and damaged the jail. Militia and later reinforcements faced a chaotic night with deaths and injuries, while Mayor Stephens and authorities organized patrols and proclamations to restore order and protect life and property.
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Dayton
Srtonight
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Gariington
Court Street
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Everbody Golus
Guer
Amon
Iman
Par Wiapathieg
Warren
Lest Legislatire
Main
Sycamore
Tront
Hunt
Ohio National Guard
Cheak
Berver
Vney
Stephens
J.D. Cox
Haines
Greater Numba
Lord Churchills Decision on Copywright Infringement Case
In Washington the committee heard Henry Watterson defend an eight hour news copyright bill. He argued copyright exists in newspaper articles and that a writer obtains property rights when publishing abroad or in any form. The discussion cited Cox v. Lind and Water Co and noted copyright in newspapers as part of goods and chattels under bankruptcy law.
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Watterson
TIE Committee
Wastraros
Uonse Judiciary Committee
Henry Watterson
Joint Library
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Lord Cachieford
Piatl Ve. Walter
Law Times
Knight Bruce
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Cox
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Scotland
Charles Roada
Glasgow Herald
Pall Fall Gazette
Herald
London
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Jan Tilrary
United States
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Hamilton County
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Devoto
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Washington
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