End Long Struggle as Columbus Car Men Resume Jobs
In Columbus a local car men's union vote 90 to 82 ended the strike against the Columbus Railway and Light Co. Workers accepting new terms will lose old runs but gain uniforms and hourly pay plus company dividends. many will seek other employment.
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Columbus
Car Men’s Union
Columbus Railway & Light Co
B. KK. Stewart
Charles Miller
Fred Fay
Fay
Miller
East Town Street
Ohio Happenings Chronicle of Local Incidents
A sweep of Ohio notes from Wellston to Cleveland reports wage increases for coal workers. deadly and nonfatal accidents including a Hocking Valley derailment near Harpster and a head on interurban collision near Painesville. Theft and crime touch Lisbon, Lima, Canal Dover, and Canton, with divorces and Baptist association news in Mansfield and Toledo.
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Wellston
Upper Sandusky
Hocking Valley
Harpster
Chardon
Ashtabula
Cleveland, Painesville
Massillon
Martin Filey
Canton
Renley
Rewley
Change Filey
Germany
Lisbon
William Smith
Republican Central Committee
Wayne Township
Zanesville
George Lambert
Junction City
Lima
Richard Reeves
Canal Dover
Anna Whiteside
Uhrichsville
Champie Bliss
John A. Bliss
Bliss
Mansfield
Ohio Baptist Association
BE. A. Reed
Young People's Department
Baptist Brotherhood of Ohio
D. B. Green
Cleveland
R. Zellers
H. W. Young
Salem
D. L. Williams
Columbus
H. Wright
Fredericktown
J. N. Noland
Freedom
Harry Costello
Newcastle
Patrick McGinnis
West Brookfield
Newark
Ohio Conference of Charities and Corrections
Toledo
R. A. Longman
Cincinnati
Apollo Opes
New Philadelphia
J. A. Bennett
H. H. Shirer
Painesville
James H. Paine
James A. Garfield
Recluse
Bellefontaine
Louis Smith
Frank Smith
Iowa
Champions of the World Triumph in World Series
Chicago fell 7 to 2 as Connie Mack's Athletics swept the series with four wins in five games. Coombs limited the Cubs to nine hits and two runs while Mack dominated from early innings, delivering a pitching masterclass at Shibe Park.
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Chicago
Connie
Cubs
Athletics
Mackmen
Shibe Park
Atlas of Baseball
Cub
Coombs
Mack
Rheinstrom Honeymoon in San Francisco Ward
Harry Rheinstrom is strapped to an iron cot in the Oakland hospital insane ward awaiting a sanity exam. Edna Loftus Rheinstrom, his wife a London music hall figure, was taken to Park hospital in delirium tremens after a beachside incident and later moved to the German hospital.
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San Francisco
Oakland Receiving Hospital
Harry Rheinstrom
Edna Loftus Rheinstrom
Beach Road
Park Hospital
Steward Malone
Lowell
Rheinstrom
Sanatorium Fire in Conshohocken Gridiron
Fire destroyed the Innwood Sanatorium near Bryn Mawr and West Conshohocken. About 50 partially afflicted patients were evacuated by attendants who kept them safe in blankets and housed them in other structures and a bowling alley. Loss estimated at 160000 to 175000 with fair insurance.
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Conshohocken, Penn
Innwood Sanitarium
Inwood
Bryn Mawr
West Conshohocken Village
Four Year Old Heroine Rescues Sibling From Fire
In Minneapolis Margaret Sanders, age four, saves her sister Julia, two, from a blazing home under construction. Margaret warns, then leads mother to the scene as flames trap the children. Firemen reach the cottage and carry the unconscious Julia to safety.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Margaret
Thorval Sanders
Julia
Mrs. Sanders
Despondent Cincinnati Actor Ends Life in Pontiac
Roy King a 30 year old theatrical man from Cincinnati drank carbolic acid in a Pontiac Michigan tavern amid family troubles. The act appears motivated by despondency and led to his death.
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Pontiac
Mich
Roy King
Cincinnati
Postoffice Depredations In Franklin Indiana
Robbers obtained 500 dollars in money and stamps at the New Bargerville post office six miles west of Franklin. The nearby bank safe was cracked but no money taken.
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Franklin
Ind
New Bargerville
Kept Her Word in Tragic Evansville Case
Mrs Jama Anse of Rockport took morphine after visiting an undertaker and purchasing a casket. Her husband reports she had often threatened to end her life. Authorities are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Evansville
Ind
Jama
Anse
Rockport
Ohio brief notes include murders accidents and civic talks
Ohio brief notes report Alvan H Bradley's suicide in Buckeye Notes London. William Fulton age 15 killed by accidental shot near Springfield. Rev C B Dickinson fined in Zanesville for a vehicle ordinance. Belmont county fair winner Patrick McBryde. Springfield homicide of W Harry Fisher. Chardon pipe organ contract incl Carnegie gift notes. Maxwell McCallister fatally impaled in Youngstown. Wellsville mayor Edward McKensie linked to a raid. Akron inspector Mahoney challenge to tenure. Canton civic congress to boost reform. Lorain WCTU delegates reelected with Ohio yell campus scene. Zanesville weather lighting tragedy Emma John killed by lightning.
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London
Alvan H. Bradley
Cornelius Bradley
Springfield
William Fulton
George Freshour
Zanesville
C. BE. Dickinson
Congregational Church of
Beverly
Ladies Aid Society
St. Clairsville
Patrick McBryde
Barton
Columbus
W. Harry Fisher
Nee
Fisher
Chardon
Youngstown
Maxwell McCallister
Coitsville
McCallister
East Liverpool
John Donahue
Wellsville
Edward McKensie
Hamlin Barnes
The
Civic League
Lisbon
B. D. Beacom
Akron
Ohio State
F. A. Parmelee
James J. Mahoney
Board of Public Service
Mahoney
Sawyer
Board of Service
Canton
Canton Ministerial Federation
International Reform Bureau
Lorain
First Methodist Church
Ohio
Frances Ensign
Madison
F. D. Richards
Selpsie
Viola D. Romans
Cambridge
Sarah K. Meredith
Florence Jane
Cleveland
Emma John
Norwich
What He Considered Fair Up in Minnesota
A Minnesota farmer, Mr. Olsen, faced a railroad claim after his cow was killed on tracks. The railroad agent offered sympathy and argued trespass, suggesting settlement. Olsen replied, with plain humor, that he would accept two dollars as fair compensation.
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Minnesota
Olsen
Vait
Mr. Olsen
Rest and Peace with Cuticura for Infant Skin Ailments
Worn-out parents find relief for itching burning and crusted skin in infancy via a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle Cuticura Ointment. Immediate ease often follows, aiding sleep for child and parent and suggesting a speedy cure versus other remedies. Cuticura Remedies are sold nationwide with a free 32 page care book from Potter Drug & Chemical Boston.
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Potter Drug & Chem, Orp
Boston
Mass
Money for Tuberculosis Work Aims for No Uncared-for Beds
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis shows a small education spend can unlock large public funds. In 1908–1910 the New York Charities Aid Association spent about $55,000 to rally upstate residents, leading to $1.5 million in state county and municipal tuberculosis appropriations. Hundreds of hospital beds have been added and the group targets no uncared-for tuberculosis in 1915. The plan relies on $1,000,000 from Red Cross seals sales, with 25,000,000 seals sold last year and aims to multiply sales.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
New York State Charities Aid Association
Upstate
New York
National Association
Red Cross
The Family Growler Cartoon Brewed in a Smile
A humorous caption from the Louisville Courier-Journal features a boy crying over a broken pitcher while another character jokes that the spilt liquid is beer, turning a domestic mishap into a playful gag.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Old Oaken Bucket Pun Turns The Tables
A doctor questions a typhoid patient who recalls drinking water on the old farm twenty years ago in a humorous sketch from Puck. The exchange highlights memory and rural nostalgia with a playful twist.
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Puck
Queen's High Card Game Quip Sparks Quiet Debate
A Victorian anecdote shows Briggins bluffing rarely, even in quick play, with a sharp remark about returning home to explain his whereabouts after the hand. The exchange reveals a playful glimpse into social poker norms of the era.
Physician in Portland Endorses Grape-Nuts for Health
A Portland physician urges public health duties extend beyond treatment and cites Grape-Nuts as universally beneficial. He claims the cereal supports digestion, aids convalescence, and makes a complete breakfast with cream for indigestion, stressing moderation in the morning meal.
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Portland
Oregon
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Harry Franklin Harrington
Northminste Presbyterian Church
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America
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James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
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New York Sun
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Staite Thompson
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