Fire safety upgrades urged by State Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal proposes building revisions to cut fire risk and insurance costs. He notes large block valuations in Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus require stronger architecture, automatic doors, iron or brick barriers, fire shutters, proper elevator shaft protection, and safer parapets to reduce losses and premiums.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Chittenden
Lesahan
Iarance
Warnpet
Enen Noor
Ladies Entertained By Mrs. Haberman at Home
A Toledo based gathering hosted by Mrs. Haberman on Delaware avenue featured a pleasant afternoon of games. Prizes were won by Mrs. R. M. Shute and Mrs. Muggler, followed by a dainty lunch prepared by the hostess.
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Mes
James Compton
Cleveland
Henry Poock
Mise Poock
Cora Belle Poock
Muggler
Toledo
Fred Haberman
Delaware Avenue
R. M. Shute
Hosteau
Anxious Mme Anna Defends Children From Influence
Naplow notes April 1 as a tense period as Count Hon de Castellane presses to secure control over Mme Anna Worried’s children. She fears his power could separate them from their father and hinder return to Kirance. Meanwhile Chicago debates debt, public works, and the Bath and Humoral sections of medicine. The Medical Association will host exhibits on embalming, new therapies, and public health, while city leaders discuss municipal debts, waterways, and urban renewal.
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Naplow
Anna Would
Hon de Castellane
Pompason
Helle de Sagas
Another Coxey Army Prepares to March in New York
Chicago April 28 A second Coxey's Army of Weary Willies plans a mass unemployed march to New York City beginning May 1 led by James B. How, John Billie and Dora Harvey with Dr. Ben Reitman. Delegates from Chicago will travel to organize the itinerants and draft a new code and constitution.
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Chicago
Coxey
New York
James Bade How
St. Louis Welfare Association
John Billie
Ora D. Harvey
Ben Reitman
Ahloago
Aii
Fiat
Spiritualists Arrested and a Belghim Cemetery Report
In Teaver Colorado Mrs Lenora Plereh aged 10 and Mike Joyia 22 were arrested on charges of fraud involving a supposed healing scheme. Victims included Mrs Harriet Crowe of Dillon and others lured by spiritual intervention. A separate Belghim discovery reveals a Frank cemetery with Merovingian era tombs, armaments, and antique pottery. forty five tombs opened, twenty five yielding valuables. The report notes diverse burial practices and artifacts indicating long-term use.
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Colo
Lenora Plereh
Mike Joyia
Palmer
Hay
Harriet Crowe
Dillon
Uae
Phere
Crewe
Vulmer
Mix
Pinren
Tiny
Mrs. Crewe
Cibus
Hine St Paul
Belghim
London Athenaeum
Potential Criminals Statement Sparks Sociological Talk
Dr Albert Wilson told a sociological society audience that “We are all potenti criminals” and warned that heredity or environment could drive people to crime, implying similar outcomes to prisoners. The London News quote reflects concerns on crime and social factors influencing behavior.
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Albert Wilson
Sociological Society
London News
State Will Continue Improving Canals
The report notes the state will maintain current policy on canal improvements. Officials state the finance committee of the Senate will oversee ongoing plans for a canal system, with no anticipated policy change in the near term.
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Cohininks U
Senate
State Board of Public Works Gain Basin Tax Approval
Yesterday the state board approved the appropriation request for basin tax improvements, enabling funding for the planned public works project and related infrastructure upgrades.
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Terday
State Board of Public Works
Basin Ta
Expenditures Hit Seven and Half Million Mark
A deficieny appropriation item carried fourteen thousand five hundred dollars and the house approved to raise the year’s expenditures to seven million dollars. The item passed unanimously Wednesday, marking the 7,500,000 dollar threshold for public spending in the column.
Dynamite Found in Bridgeport Store Barricade
A Wheeling reporter describes a Bridgeport man finding a quantity of dynamite in his store this morning. The blast occurred as the suspect was preparing to set an alarm. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the scene.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Lessure
Bridgeport
Ohio
Foroienern
Democratic Congressional Convention Nomination Notice at Tiffin Ohio
The Democratic Congressional Committee of the Thirteenth District of Ohio calls a delegate convention in Tiffin on May 26 1908 to nominate one Representative and one Presidential Elector and to select delegates to the Denver Democratic National Convention. The apportionment of delegates and alternates follows vote totals for John M Pattison in November 1905, with one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes and one per fraction of 50 or over, distributed among counties Crawford Marion Sandusky Seneca Wyandot. Delegates will be chosen by precinct primaries on May 15 1908 from each precinct with openings at 7 to 8 pm Central Standard Time.
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Rie
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John M. Pattison
Abdane Allernite
Congressional Committee
Twelick P. M
Will & A'Etack
Central Sandu
DR. Crisilager
Marlon County
Charles F.loge
Wyandatoanty
Delyte
Mrly County
Jos. C. Arnold
Githery
Sec
John MM. Pattison
Jane
Democratic Precinct Primary Election Notice in Marion County Ohio
Democratic voters of Marion County Ohio will meet on Friday May 15 1908 at their usual voting place to elect delegates and alternates to the congressional convention to be held at Tipton Ohio May 26 1908.
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Denis Hormile
Affidavit concerns Marion County school teacher dispute
An affidavit from F W Boll sworn in Marion County describes tensions with Mr Greenwood over wages and money owed related to a school business. The affiant recounts travel, meetings, an intent to draw funds, and ongoing disputes impacting pupils and a local school enterprise. The document notes notary acknowledgment on April 108, by I I Conlaby Notary Public.
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Marion County
W. Stollbeng
Marion
Greenwood
Deninesines
Mr. Greenwood
Obie
F. W. Boll
W. Stoll
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