Knabenshue Airship to Dazzle Ohio State Fair
Captain Knabenshue will fly daily at the Ohio State Fair Columbus September 2 4 5 6 and 7 with a new airship. Exhibitions include domed passes around the state capital and a race with an automobile. The craft features a silk gas bag 7500 cubic feet hydrogen a ten foot rigging car and a ninety pound ten horsepower engine.
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Jim
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Kaabenshue
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Ohio State Board of Agriculture
State Capitol
Fair Grounds
Keynote of Democracy Opens Ohio Convention
Judge B F McCann of Dayton, as temporary chair, delivers a keynote praising Democracy. He honors Governor Pattison and William J. Bryan, argues bossism as the chief issue, reviews state legislative work, tariff debates, and calls for unity to defeat the Republican machine.
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Dayton
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William J. Bryan
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William II
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M. Pattison
Choise
Eivie Fife
John M. Pattison
B. F. M'Cann
Org
Ufe
Fortune at stake to save dog in Chicago case
Colonel H C Morton defends his dog after a girl was bitten by the pet in Indiana avenue Chicago. Legal battles pit his $80 000 fortune against a mother's vow to have the dog killed. Three rulings favored the mother. police sought the death penalty for the dog. Justice Hurley allowed the dog's life but fined Morton 50 dollars. A fourth trial is planned for October as Morton vows to exhaust every penny to save the dog.
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Panama Canal
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Philippines
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Colonel Ingersoll
United States
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Jackson
Republican Revisionista
John Bright
Republic
Avien G. Thurman
John A. McMahon
Sam
Joseph W. Felk
Missouri
New York
McClellan
Jerome
Hearst
Lone Star State
United States Senate
Hoon
Joseph W. Bailey
Marie Waltersons
Kentucky
Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Kansas City
H. 'C. Morton
Lula Poole
Hurley
Colonel Morton
Theo
Supreme Court
Notice to burglars brightens New York streets
Upper Riverside residents post No Valuables Within signs on homes to deter theft. The New York American notes burglars are kept at bay as householders warn against silver and jewelry, with storage firms listing vaults and addresses to discourage break ins.
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New York
Upper Riverside Drive
Youis
Ink From Cornustalks Harvest Nears for Indiana Farmer
After ten years of experiments David Anderson of Joelton Indiana is close to harvesting his first ink crop. He grew corn whose purple stalks yield about a pint and a half of deep purple ink per plant. He says the ink is permanent and far more valuable than ordinary corn sap and expects good profit.
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David Anderson
Joelton
Ind
Buffalo News
Song of the Wild Chauffeur in Automoboble Voice
A playful verse song extols reckless driving in a fantasy automoboblety world. The narrator favors speed and noisy gadgets, imagining stunts, honks, and chaotic rides through streets, dodging danger and embracing flashy, cartoonish automobile chaos. The piece ends with a whirling Gabriel horn scene.
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Gabriel Tooter
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