Inauguration Day Arrangements Detailed forOhio Event
The inauguration program outlines a 10 AM start with a 1 PM parade along East Broad Street and a noon oath for Gov. Harmon. Officials, musicians, and parade units including Troop B and the Newsboy Band will participate. evening receptions follow in the rotunda and Senate chamber with veterans, officials, and civic leaders attending.
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Miss Ethel Makes Her Debut at White House Ball
Washington notes report President Roosevelt’s youngest daughter Ethel made her formal debut to society in the White House east room with Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt greeting guests. Attire featured Mrs Roosevelt in white satin with crystals and Miss Roosevelt in dark blue satin.
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Federal court fines shipper for rebate scheme in Missouri
Judge Grieber imposed a 615,000 fine on a grain dealer after he pleaded guilty to rebates schemes in Missouri. The case involved alleged improper rebates tied to shipments from St. Louis to Sitio Rock Ark, with the defendant admitting to evading standard pricing practices. Authorities pursued the action for several weeks, noting the substantial penalty and federal involvement.
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Fire destroys Grand Opera House in Wilkes Barre
Several sensational incidents fill the telegraph column. The Grand Opera House in Wilkes Barre, PA, was destroyed by fire on Monday with an estimated loss of 40 000 dollars. The playhouse will be rebuilt.
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Harris to send two messages to Ohio assembly
Columbus Ohio December 29 Governor Harris will address the 28th general assembly in two messages after an extraordinary session opens at 10 o’clock Monday. One message requests appropriations for state departments and notes a U.S. senator vacancy. The second outlines the penitentiary contract ban impact under the Wertz law and urges action to avert prisoner unemployment.
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Sisters on Trial for Murder in Delaware County
Media Pa Dec 29 sensational trial opens with Mrs M Florence Erb widow of Capt J Clayton Erb and sister Mrs Catherine Helse charged with killing Capt Erb on Oct 6 at Red Gables near Village Green, amid a history of domestic disturbance and quarrel.
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Daring Robbery in Metropolis by Expert Burglars
Oscar C. Jackle, jeweler at 866 Third Avenue, reports a Sunday night robbery of $6,000 in cash and $20,000 in jewelry. Police say skilled burglars used a cellar entry, sawed into the safe, and had outside helpers to warn them of approaching officers, then fled unseen after resealing the dial.
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Stage actor Byron Allenton shot in Denver rooming house
Denver reports Byron Allenton real name Herr Edward Dewey, a Crystal theatre performer, was shot dead Monday by Bert Hell in a rooming house. Mrs Bell, present in the room, escaped via a fire escape and was later arrested in a hysterical state. Dewey was born in Cincinnati, with relatives there.
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Bath Meeting to Discuss New Trial for Thames W. Marie
In Bath Maine on December 2 a public meeting will be held to consider securing a new trial for Thames W. Marie of New York. The meeting called by Mayor George B. Hughes will also address obtaining bail for Marie who was convicted in federal court in New York of misapplication of funds.
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Prominent Editor Robert Emmett Fisk Dies at 71
Robert Emmett Fisk longtime editor of the Helens Herald Mont died Monday at his Berkeley home aged 71. A Civil War veteran he served as a major and helped found the Helens Werahi in 1807. Fisk was affiliated with Garfield and James A. Garfield and held roles in local politics and the Republican party. His death marks the loss of a noted journalist and public servant.
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Earthquake Devastates Eight Italian Provinces in Calabria
A powerful earthquake struck southwestern Italy, devastating Goronea Catanzaro and Heggo Di Calabria. Messina and Catania suffered severe damage as thousands were killed or injured. Telecommunication lines failed, hindering full assessments while the Italian government and Red Cross mobilized troops engineers and relief. The pope expressed distress as rescue efforts began amid panicked crowds and rising sea waves.
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Indian sprinter Marrind weds Loretta Maracle in Toronto
Tele gram chronicle notes the marriage Monday night at the Church of St John the Evangelist with Rev. Gro ton officiating. The Indian long distance runner Tom Flanagan acted as best man. A brother, an Indian chief, gave the bride away. About half an hour delay occurred as the groom forgot the license.
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Earthquake Shocks Hit Kentucky and Ohio Education Meet
Reports say western Kentucky suffered a late Sunday earthquake with a ball of fire seen in Hopkinsville. Seismic shocks reportedly spread to adjacent counties. In Columbus, the Ohio Association of Medical Teachers and allied Ohio educational groups begin meetings on Monday afternoon.
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Taft to Speak in Atlanta and Augusta Ga
President elect Taft will speak in Atlanta on Friday at one o clock and again in Augusta the next day at a later hour. A banquet Friday night will feature Taft as chief speaker with about 100 Southerners attending to represent the region.
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Fort Smith Man Surrenders After Threat to Kill
A man from Fort Smith Arkansas rode to Stigler Oklahoma and surrendered to the sheriff after claiming he wanted to kill somebody during a ride with a Choctaw companion. The incident involved cutting the throat of Peter Palson, a Choctaw, during the events.
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Liquor Trade Moves Amid Prohibition Tension
In Clackanail on December 20, locals claim their business operated openly despite prohibition, while Wan seeks a Mekhoure Heathers wholesale liquor license as part of a broader push to adjust to wage and compliance pressures.
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New Trial Refuses in Raymer Case at Sangamon Court
Motion for a new trial in the case of Abraham Raymer alleged leader of race riot mobs was overruled in Sangamon circuit court. Raymer was sentenced to jail plus a $25 fine and costs on petit larceny for stealing an award from Major Oris Duncan of the Milan Infantry National Guard. A report from Trinidad, lower California, claims Morse killed a Mexican in self defense. W J Morse is not a Yale classmate of President elect Taft, per W. Morne. Van Fleet forfeited a $6,000 bond on a charge of conspiracy and receiving stolen property. Fleming accused of engineering a fake wrestling match that defrauded W. J. Springborn of Cleveland of $10,000.
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Cooking eggs like a pro in a kitchen
Practical advice on boiling frying scrambling and omelets from shaping heat to timing. It explains how to avoid undercooked centers and watery whites by controlling water temperature pan heat and cooking time. Includes tips for soft boiled eggs and a method for a fluffy omelet.
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