Cleveland Opens Big Industrial Exposition With Electric Lights
Cleveland unveiled a grand industrial exposition in two halls as thousands filled the aisles. The event featured 15 000 downtown lights, live exhibits ready at opening, giant searchlights, and praise for manufacturers displaying Cleveland’s industrial prowess.
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Cleveland
Maeufacturers of
Thouminds
Atrovta
Superior Avenue
Sixth Street
Exposition
Chamber of Commerce
Buckeye Capital Case and Local Pension Scrutiny Rise in Ohio Supreme Court
In Tuscarawas County Howard Herning the saloonist vs Ohio case reaches the supreme court with appeals upheld by common pleas and circuit courts. Edward Sanda 63 former county infirmary inmate shot wounded a grocer Jacob Zettler and attempted to kill a clerk then shot himself. Sanda likely to die. Gen W S Resera of Cleveland visited the marshal office to surrender keys to John Zuber Paulding and depart for Cleveland. Zuber begins department reorganization. secret service abolished with payroll transparency promised. H H Holenbeck replacement pay cut. D B Sharp returns as special attorney. Bilis of Columbus receives 2400. Dr Clarence Maris decapitation ro arologist salary 17 monthly. successor to earn 100. Jessie Canfield Akron stenographer salary return to old 50. Hartupo Columbus special work. Val Lee Sidney assistant at 1800 yearly. Davie former marshal out as special counsel in Cleveland. $7,000 collected in 11 months but Zuber says duties not fully reverted.
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Tuscarawas County
Howard Herning
Ohio
Supreme Court
Merning
Ros County
Common Pleas
Circuit Courts
Edward Sanda
Jacob Zettler
Zettler
Sanda
Resera
Cleveland
John W. Zuber
Paulding
Rom
Gov. Harmon
Bia
Marshal Zuber
Department
Secret Service Bureau
J. H. Newman
Fletcher
H. H. Holenbeck
Chardon
D. B. Sharp
Dougherty & Todd
Columbus
Val Lee
Sidney
Dayton Hosts Knights of Pyttlas Delegates for Ohio Meet
Delegates to the Ohio Knights of Pyttlas Grand Lodge meeting arrive in Dayton with over 3,000 more expected today. Downtown shops are decorated in honor of the visitors as Lima leads the contest for next year. Mayor Burkhardt welcomed the grand lodge in the morning session and Grand Chancellor John Ringold replied. The Grand Lodge degree was conferred and a grand parade of local and visiting members was scheduled for this evening to be reviewed by grand lodge officers.
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Dayton
Ohio Knights of Pyttlas
Grand Lodge
Burkhardt
John Ringold
Grand Jndge
Pastor Removes Circus Posters at Geneva Church
In Geneva a Methodist church faces disruption as Pastor Kev Ls L. Wisher tears down circus posters placed by advance agents for Cole Bron's circus. The posters showed glamorous lithographs of performers and a riverfront warehouse scene, provoking a local dispute as congregants witnessed the act amid tensions.
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Genev
Geneva
Kev
L. Wisher
Cole Bron
Circus
Cheurch
Elroun
Ohio and Columbus Dispatches Confidential State Appointments
Gov Harmon pardons Joseph Dusseldorf alias Merman Pink and Earl Ritchie, with William Loctmann commuted for forgery. Kearns named chief inspector to reorganize state workshops. 89 appointive posts to be filled by Democrats subject to the governor's approval. Secretary Blahop reports lake seamen strike unlikely to settle. Wellston strike prompts action. Dairy makers accused of misbranding benzoate of soda in cat food. Thompson ruling fixes names for county local option challengers to ensure fair elections. Bellefontaine: Harvey Piper, deformed since youth after alleged injury by George Clayton, sues for damages. trial set for Monday.
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Cincinnati
Gingtiono Gragato
Evans
State Pardon Board
Harmon
Joseph T. Dusseldorf
Merman Pink
Hamilton County
Earl Ritchie
Stirk County
William Loctmann
Franklin County
Te State Department of
Thomas A. Kearns
Dayton
Gov. Harmon
John H. Morgan
Kearns
Columbus
Joseph Blahop
State Board of Arbitration
Cleveland
Lake
T. R. Jones
Wolleston
Peck-Williamson
Bishop
Wellston
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dunlap
Thompson
Mahoning County
Net
Secretary of State
Bravery of John Brown remembered in Elba grave
A historical sketch honors John Brown from his Ohio beginnings to his Osawatomie victory and Harper’s Ferry fate. The piece notes his anti slavery battles in Nebraska and Kansas, his death, and that his grave at North Elba remains undecorated this anniversary month.
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Elba
John Brown
Pittsburg
Akron
Nebraska
Kansas
Oxnwatorlo
Thin Country
Connecticut
Summit County
Ohio
Owen Brown
John
Brown
United States
Richmond
Essex
New York
Stephen A. Douglas
Miinoly
Texas
Missouri River
Sona
Ruthlusly
Essex County
Osawatomie
Massachusetts
Oer
Contiguous
Territory
Harper's Ferry
Jefferson
Jaiil
Charleston
North Biba
Wendell Phyilips
Oho
Justinan
Atutes
Miniaeti
The Hint Genteel Ends a Evening Conversation
Mr Sapheid by Jove notes it is almost twelve o'clock and suggests leaving. Miss Smart-Well quotes a proverb about not postponing tasks to tomorrow.
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Mr. Sapheid
Ives
Miss Smart
Cuthura Cure for Itching Skin and Tuberculosis Campaignes
A 1908 testimonial links a Yukon Oklahoma boy's rash and relief from Cuthura Soap and Ointment after months of agony. The item URLs prominent anti tuberculosis fundraisers, featuring Mrs Vanderbilt and other donors, plus a vignette on obedience, nutrition, and a Newburyport veteran praising Gran Nut.
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J. W. Lauck
Yukon
Okla
Potter Drug & Chow
Corps Bola Propa
Boston
W. K. Vanderbilt
Keld Spalding
Chicago
Porto Rico
Albert Norton Wood
San Juan
Mme
Emma Calve
Olga Nethersoly
Stark County Pioneer Dies in Suspected Suicide
Nicholas Zintaronster, 84, of Navarre, a Stark County pioneer, reportedly told his wife he had never lived past 60. She heard a gunshot and found him dead in his bedroom with a shotgun beside him, indicating he may have taken his own life.
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Nicholas Zintaronster
Stark County
Navarre
Miners Fight Turns Fatal at Gilles Botte Mine
In Belmont county two miners were killed and a third man fatally wounded during a riot at the Gilles Botte mine over a factional fight in the mine union. About twenty men joined a pitched battle at the mine pole before a revolver was drawn and three shots fired.
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Ballaire
Gilles Botte
Here
Belmont County
Fragmentary discovery of old relics in trees
A lumber dealer in Jefferson named Sheldon, while sawing trunks of two very old trees, found items eight inches beneath the bark including 14 handwade walls, two pebbles, and a peach stone. The two trees stood close together and were very old.
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Ashtabula
Sheldon
Jefferson
Peace Plan Rejected in Cleveland Fare Battle
Federal Judge R W Taylor had proposed terms to settle the arrest railway war focusing on the rate of fare. Mayor Johnson and the city council have flatly rejected the plan and remain opposed to the proposed settlement.
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Cleveland
R. W. Taylor
Johmson
Caupell
Wife Deserter Sent Up by Judge
Bellefontaine woman Maryin Good of Belleventer says her husband vanished two years ago leaving a wife and two children. Judge Brodivk ordered him to reformatory at Manafield after a court hearing.
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Bellefontaine
Maryin Good
Belleventer
Manafield Reformatory
Brodivk
Grateful boy and graveside vigil tale from Milford
A pastor recounts a Milford, Pennsylvania graveyard story where a lone grave caretaker is loved by a watcher boy, the sole person who cared for the departed man. The tale blends gratitude, memory, and small acts of devotion amid a broader note on healing remedies and public notices.
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John Menri Sattig
Mt. Philip’ Church
Dyker Metellta
Brooklyn
Milford
Ignorance and sanitation in Indian affairs spark debate
Merrill Gates of the Board of Indian Commissioners extols sanitation work to end a scourge threatening to wipe out the American division. He notes the Indian's ignorance in sanitation. A Washington Post Bright Side quip and a Washington Star exchange about optimism and spotlight follow.
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Merrill &. Gates
Board of Indian Commissioners
Gates
Warsaw
Washington Podt
Stormington Barnes
Washington Star
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