Wrecking of the Prosperous C H and D A Railroad
The Cincinnati C H and D A Railroad, once a thriving line, fell into receivership after a Wall Street driven crash led by Ives and Stayner. Bonded debt rose to 8 million while liabilities reached 17 million, wiping out stock value and prompting calls for economy and reform in a scandal described as a near historic railroad wrecking.
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Times-Star
Wall Street
Times Star
Dayid
Linton
Ives
New York
Treasury
Cincinnati
Stayher
Stayner
Jer Eee Sen Ueeren
Amou Toa Eumeay Hoy
Wall
Spurgeon Withdraws From Baptist Union Amid Criticism
Spurgeon announces withdrawal from the Baptist Union declaring union without truth is treason to Jesus. He says forming a new denomination would risk theft and entry from rival groups, while Baptists largely regret the decision and urge reconsideration. An inquest in London into the death of Joseph Cohen, alleged dynamiter connected to Clan na Gael, is also reported. A Royal Yacht Club plan to contest the American Cup is noted, with Charles Sweet to build a challenger. A Santiago letter dated October 14 reports thirty two aftershocks since the 28th, causing varying damage due to fragile buildings.
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Spurgeon
Loxpon
Baptist Union
Jesus
London
Joseph Cohen
Clan-na-Gael Society
of Hawkins
Noher North Second Street
Ohio
Royal Yacht Club
Wangey
Bootland
Charles Sweet
RAND ARMY DAY GRAND ARMY PARADE MARCH
Veterans form on McMicken Avenue for a long procession through Cincinnati streets. The line runs Vine to Twelfth Race Ninth Central Fourth Race Fifth Walnut Pike and ends at Highland House with 250 to 300 police and mounted units providing the guard.
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McMicken Avenue
Vine Street
Twelfth
Race
Ninth
Central Avenue
Fourth
Fifth
Walnut
Pike
Fifth Street
Highland House
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Grease for the Machine at Front Street Waterworks
A heated picaresque piece alleges Republican gangsters have assessed workers at the Front Street Waterworks to fund a campaign. It claims a $4 levy on laborers and $260 on laborers, with some men relocated from the Third Street retaining wall to the works until election day and threats of violence afterward.
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Third Street
Telegraph Taps and Train Wates in Ohio and New York Deaths
News briefs from Athens Connersville Wapakoneta Circleville and Cuyahoga Falls report shipper liens robberies injuries and deaths Budget items note window glass manufacture in Fostoria with natural gas and a fatal blood poisoning case at Westmeon Also New York iron founder Joan B Connell dies at Lakewood age sixty eight former president of Drew Theological Seminary and member of the Union League Club
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Fostoria
Ohio
Mambourg Glass Works
Joan B. Connell
New York
Lakewood
N. Y
Drew “Theological Seminary
Union League Club
Five Patrol Wagons for A. R. Parade This Day
Local brief reports five companies of four patrol wagons and police in the A. R. parade today. Judge Van Derveer appoints James E. Campbell receiver of the C H and D RB B. assets listed at 12 500 with 15 000 to 17 000 noted. The M C A needs 100 000 for a new hall and has raised 43 000 so far. Oliver Jones thirteen and Willie fifteen ran away with 26 and 5 from parents to imitate Jesse James. James Prindel, living on Western row, died yesterday after being crushed by a falling object. Ruckman of Parkersburg remains asleep on Ty street.
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A. R
James E. Campbell
van Derveer
Hamilton
Ee Moers
Sixth Treet
Terday
Charles W. Seltyre
Laban
Men’s Christian Association
Oliver Jones
Willie
Jesse James
James
Prindel
Western Row
Bee
Remov
GS Chahta
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D. R. BR
Common Pleas Court
Alderman Stevens
Furioual
Iowa
Paeter
Rlea Lerkmaster
Stevens
de Fraeyeeees Ponte
Dun Kir
Rane
Cuba
Santiago
Rand Army Day
Board of Affairs
Paper Bag Trust
Arkell & Smith
Conjoharie
Chatfield & Woods
Cin.ti
J. Smith
Conneaut
Goat
Taggart
Davin Wiaithe
Qiamean Ven
Straw Paper Association
Sixth Street
P Glenn
Beth Webster
T Sons
M Betsy
Aarm
Hooker
Mabley& Carew’s
Tesla
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Grenson
National Clothiers
Cas. H. Warden
Athens
Jas. D. Brown
Bank of Athens
W. T. McFerrins
Grocer
Connersville
Ind
James McCann
J. H. Timmermeister
Nations
Circleville
John Irons
Scioto Valley Railway
Alex J. Downs
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Cuyahoga Walls
ArPigua
Chas
Ehrhardt
Samuel Taylor
Westmeor
Ruckman
Parkersburg
Ty Ostreet
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