Inspector Harma’s Blow Against Meat Inspection
J. F. Harma, a United States inspector in East St and later Fremont Ohio writes Secretary Wilson denouncing meat packing inspection as a farce. He claims inspectors overlook filthy practices at national stockyards and condemning methods, saying packers benefit while public health suffers. He cites specific examples of contaminated meat and lax oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. F. Harma
Fremont
Leter
Wilson
Louty
United States
TOA
East St. Lewin
J.P. Harmshaw
Wilson Ae
National Ae
Harma
Crites
Bureau of Industry
Ohio News in Brief From Canton to Columbus and Bellefontaine
A string of late June Ohio tidbits includes a Wheeling & Lake Erie passenger train rear-ending a freight in which three people were injured and over a hundred narrowly escaped death, Judge Thonne T. McCarthy’s death in Canton after a paralysis stroke, arson case bound over in Worthington, a young child’s accidental poisoning death in Zanesville, parole granted to William B. Moore in Columbus, W. A. Eudaly reelected in Cincinnati as Ohio Sunday School officers were named, and two suspected burglars held in Bellefontaine amid footmark clues and coat fabric matches linking them to a safe robbery at West Mansfield.
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Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dei
Canton
Thonne T. McCarthy
McCarthy
Carroll County
Bellefontaine
Frank Hudson
Rochester
John Harvey
Newark
West Mansfield
Hudson
Debate at National Charities Conference on Immigrants
At Buffalo on June 11 the thirty sixth national conference on charities and corrections heard two absorbing topics. The “yellow peril” stirred debate in the immigrants section while wartime heat faded as delegates discussed family integrity and social problems of larger cities. Robert A. Woodson of Boston presented the committee report on families and neighborhoods and Francis H. McLean of New York spoke briefly on urban social issues.
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Charities
Buffalo
Mi Charities and Corrections
Robert A. Woodson
Boston
Committee On Families and Neighborhoods
Francis H. McLean
New York
Dropped From Payroll General Rogers' Brother
Columbus Ohio June 11. B F Rog ers a secret service man in the state fire marshal s office and brother of General W S Rogers deposed head of the department dropped into the office to obtain last month pay voucher and was immediately dropped from the payroll. A search showed no appointment record though payroll listed him as earning 75 dollars per month and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Columbus
B. F. Rogers
Secret Service
State
Deveral Rogers
Department
Ziegfeld Ejects Shubert Party At Atlantic City Theater
Florenz Ziegfeld ordered Law Shubert Lew Fields and Mrs. Pivide from the Apollo theater in Atlantic City after they refused to leave a performance. Police were called as the curtain stayed down for about ten minutes before the trio departed, with Ziegfeld stating the move was retaliation for prior refusal to let him attend.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Shubert
Flelds
Atlantic City
N. J
Dune
Apollo Theater
Law Shupert
Lew Flelds
Mrs. Pivide
St Inwald
Prorent
Ziegfeld
Lester
Rhubert
Columbus Busy as Black Hand Case Goes to Hearings
Government officials in Columbus move forward with the Black Hand investigation, reviewing evidence from mail, arrests of nine of eleven ringleaders, and set preliminary hearings for next week in Toledo and Cleveland. Salvatore Ventola of Columbus pleads not guilty. a heavy cash bond is involved.
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Columbus
Marion
Bellefontaine
Dennison
Cleveland
John Amicon
Cinetonat
Olito di Vision
Society of the Hunan
Black Hand
Oldfield
Post Office
Holmes
Cincinnati
Toledo
Sam Lima
Central Next
Vietlon
John Aut
Truit
Colmatius
Diag
United States
Ohio
Petrosino
Italy
Irapedtor
New York
Augustino Mortis
Denalon
Palermo
Marfiat
America
Marfini
Sicily
Marfat
Society of the Banana
Stell
Salvatore Ventola
Columbua Jalla
A. H. Johnson
Pure Blood Cure for Inflammatory Rheumatism
Ohio farmer B F Umbenhower credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with driving rheumatic poison from his blood and ending repeated pains. He says months in bed and crutches followed no relief until the medicine rebuilt his blood, making him strong again and free from inflammatory rheumatism after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Williams
B. F. Umbenhower
Manitlon
Taft Speech Sparks Catholic Missionaries Event Admission
President Taft spoke before Roman Catholic missionaries in the city, arguing against politics tied to religious belief. The hall responded with applause and later interruptions as Father Doyle quoted another speaker, describing the event as harmonious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bearlon
Thin City
Pather Doyle
Favorite Drops Dead In Grave Track Race
Gravesend race reports a heavily favored horse named Favorite, ridden by Scoville, collapsing and dying after finishing second in the third race. The horse dropped dead on the final turn as the rider pulled up, while the crowd watched.
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Frank Gill
Glood
Weasel
Gravesend
New
Cell
Geavaeend
Scoville
Three women stabbed in Oyster Bay burglary clash
Three young women were stabbed and seriously wounded during a battle with a burglar at Oyster Bay. In a separate case, John Kelph, a Franklin County prisoner in the Ohio Penitentiary, died of a chest tumor. Frank S. Rogers of Marion received seven years in prison for the murder of his friend Dan Williams. Highwaymen who robbed a post office and another safe at Hegewod evaded capture in an automobile.
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Feelny
Oyster Bay
John Kelph
Franklin County
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank
Rogers
Marion
Tima
Dan Williams
Othcr
Hegewivod
Wright Brothers Medal Honor Given by Taft
President Taft presents gold medals of the Aero Club of America to Wilbur and Orville Wright, praising their aviation conquest and predicting aircraft’s future. Catherine Wright accompanies them. Taft salutes the family’s key role in aviation history. Kanawha coal strike ends with two company agreements returning to settled terms.
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Ington
Jones
Wilbur
Orville Wright
United States
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Taft
Catherine Wright
Ming Weigh
Kanawha Goal
Charleston
W. VI
Kanawha
Paint Creek Collieriex Company
Standard Splint Gas and Goal Company
Kanawha District
Remone
Progressives Lose Fight Over Wool Tariff Amendment
Washington June 11 Progressives led by Dolliver failed to narrow the wool schedule of the tariff bill after spirited debate. The proposed amendment aimed to restrict rates and prevent cheap cloth imports, but the measure died in a 43 vote. Dolliver, supported by Beveridge and others, argued conditions have changed since 1888, while Aldrich and Owen debated blanket duties and the 180 percent ad valorem on blankets.
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Dolliver
Washington
Oliver Arid
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Menara
Warren
Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Cummina
LaFolette
Nelson
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
Doerliver
Progressive Republicans and Dems Agree on Income Tax
Washington reports a Senate move to ally Progressive Republicans with Democrats on an income tax amendment. Senator Bailey is to present the measure with a proposed 2 percent reduction and a corporate income exemption, aiming to unite tax supporters while debate on dividends and overall government needs continues. A referral to the Judiciary committee for report at the next session is discussed.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Cuimine
Tt Te
Batley
Chance Committee
Judiciary Committee
Death by suicide linked to Vanderbilt divorce case
London reports Mary Agnes O'Brien Ruiz, recently divorced from Antonio M. Ruiz Cuban diplomat, shot herself at her Grosvenor Street home on May 16. An inquest was said to have been held May 15 with facts suppressed as authorities investigated the affair.
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Vanderbilt
London
Mary Agnes O'Brien Rul
Antonio M. Rul
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Grosvenor
Widow Murders Son Then Attempts Death by Own Action
Mrs George Day a widow is hospitalized in Brooklyn with a knife wound to the abdomen after an apparent suicide attempt aimed at death by self harm. Her seven year old son Henry was found dead in the apartment with knife wounds, reportedly involved in pleadings to join a Sunday school parade.
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New York
George Day
Brooklyn
Henry
Son of conqueror greeted by veterans in Memphis reunion
In Memphis on June 11 amid the United Confederate Veterans nineteenth annual reunion, General Frederick Dent Grant received a rousing welcome from gray-clad veterans. A cavalry charge formed as Grant’s son rode in, and old soldiers clamored to shake his hand. Grant tearfully blessed the crowd amid the festive scenes.
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Memphis
Tenn
United Confederate
Frederick Dent Grant
United States Army
Grant
Doya
Stand by the Faith Lutherans Adopt More Tolerant Spirit
Richmond Ind June 11 The passion of the general synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church in the United States closed here with a resolve to stand in the faith while showing a tolerant spirit toward other denominations. The body urged brotherly conduct, encouragement of good works, and a universal Lutheran mission.
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Richmond
Ind
General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
United States
Dies En Route to Daughter Funeral in Marietta
Mrs Margaret Hull on a passenger train bound for Marietta collapses after surrendering at ten the funeral of her daughter Miss Grace Hull who had been shipped from Washington Kansas. On the way near Zanesville a heart attack struck and another attempt to record the death was made by medical staff. A daughter Mrs J M Hull and her husband accompanied Mrs Hull to the scene. They were laid to rest beside Grace Monday afternoon. Services were held at the Methodist church with a cream social planned for 60 attendees.
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Margaret Hull
Marietta
Grace Hull
Romaine
Muwailies
Washington
Kansan
Zanesville Ie
J. M. Hell
Hull
Sintaen
Time Cards Schedule for Valley and Nearby Lines
timetable fragment listing multiple routes and times for eastbound westbound and southern divisions. includes service to Marion Lima Columbus Bucyrus and Delaware with daily and Sunday exceptions. notes electric line service and special holiday or weekend changes.
Hocking Valley Excursions Reach Many Points This Summer
Low rate Sunday excursions operate from Hocking Valley to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jackson Toledo and intermediate points June 6 to 20. Regular homeseekers trips to western and southern points first and Tuesday each month. Daily Columbus to New York trips and summer tours to resorts in the northeast and Canada. Various encampment and union events with dates listed across multiple locations. Interested travelers can apply to agent at Marion Ohio for full details.
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Hocking Valley
Cohmbud
Detroit
Pomeroy
Jackson
Toledo
Intermediate Pointe
Pwin
Columbua
Canada
Newark
New York
Italy
Knights of St. Joan
Cedar Point
National Education Association
Denver
Cal
Christian Endeavor Union
Kenton
Ella Reunion
Los Angeles
Bal
National Gymnastic Union
Cincinnati
Pacific Comet
Far West
T. BH
Nebergast
Agt
Marion
Ohig
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Carver
M. Murphy
Murphy
Pawsenger
Burtnton
Pasadena
Gideon
Tabear Stewart
Nor Yr
Dubuqueta
Callahan
Ed Calla
Breathitt
Coun Wo
Crockette
J Chenay
Soeiter
Dallare
IV & CO
Dili Ter Pena
L. Kilsley
Worthdale
Worthington
Common Pleas Court
Kaiser
Eds
Zaneaville
Steven Seconda
John Seconds
Clewis
Eudaly
Springfield
Ohio Sunday School Association
W. A. Eudaly
W. A. Bodaly
B. F. Hastings
Akron
Joseph Clark
Columbuay
J. F. Stewart
Piqua
E. L. Barrett
Theatia
Almont
Amert Mexicana
Chage
TAFE
Katherine Wright
Back-Pedals
Meadowbrook
L. L
Tigers
Moyer
FUMBT
Pennsylvania Line
Merion
Center St
RS. Ruiza
GRAY
Son OF Conqueror
General Grant
Marseilles
Hooking Valley
North
Logae
Southaa
Tittle
Chicago
West
Dally
Binday
Lima
ERIE
Pennsylvania
South
D. & M. Electric South
Care
Delaware
Cora
M, & B. Electhic
Cara l
Citizens Bald Loan
Q Pt
Patan Bapress Co
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