Ohio Happenings on Trial and Tragedy From June News
A Chicago style of reporting covers Edgar Street Cooke’s trial in Cincinnati for a large embezzlement case tied to Charles L. Warriner. Miss Ruby McNamara saves Harry Strubble from drowning at Woodland Park. Governor Harmon signs nine bills including factory health protections. Two years for a slaver case in Toledo.
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Place Cooke
Cincinnati
Edgar Street Cooke
Big Four
Big Four Railroad
Charles L. Warriner
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Hunt
Railroad
Cooke
Warriner
Ashtabula
Ruby McNamara
Harry Strubble
Woodland Park
Strubble
Art
Miss McNamara
Jack Leary
Nce
Columbus
Harmon
Hudson
Toledo
Ioin Tan
Cleveland
Jadi
Tiffany
May Riley
Sears
A Blustery Exchange and Wordy Quips at a Local Scene
A rowdy scene unfolds with Mr Callahan mocked by friends over a planned punch up. The dialogue shows taunts about courage and appearance as onlookers judge his resolve and stature.
Remarkable Sermons Show Brevity and Power in Pulpits
A Chicago recents item notes sermons growing briefer yet impactful. It cites an Ocean Grove minister who said Dont worry its wicked after surveying his text and a frail Ohio clergyman who stretched one arm toward orphans to ask Whence enenl we find bread that these may eat. The piece reflects on short sermons delivering clear messages.
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Tie
Cranmers
Bunyan
Alvin
Baxter
Whnox
Strikke
Xlergyman
Ocean
North of England
Ohio
Ares
Chicago
Wheat No 1 New Corn Yellow New Corn White Oats
Short list of grain varieties including Wheat No 1 and New Corn in yellow and white forms plus Oats appears as OCR snippet without full context.
Local Market Prices Cut Through August Listing
Reader notice lists home grown potatoes butter peas and various meats with prices per pound. Items include steaks pork lamb bacon and ham with price ranges from 10 to 25 cents per pound and more.
Livestock and grain prices across major markets
A glimpse of the day’s livestock trading and grain prices shows Western steers around 4 to 5 dollars, with ewes and hogs in varied ranges. Prices at Cincinnati, East Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Toledo reflect regional demand and market shifts.
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Chicago
Sheves
Toaxvas Ster
Weatern
Y. Mivent
Lars de
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Caite
Fera
Rome
Cleveland Wah
Aa. i . Tothe
Howe Heayh
Toledo
Pest
Bat Guts Ioc Eluverwerd
Camera Eye and the Invisible Ultraviolet Evidence
A historical note on ultraviolet photography revealing unrevealed stains. The Lausanne trial used a faint photo to show a handkerchief stain undetectable to the naked eye, turning the verdict with the camera eye’s enhanced sensitivity.
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Lausanne
Bwitzec
Lausanne Univers
Greif Syed
Tangier Currency Tricks and a Bassani Quaster Tale
A traveler describes exchanging coins in Tangier and the tangled value of Moorish bassani pesetas. Officials explain fluctuating rates as the narrator tests what a Moorish coin is worth in British French Spanish and American money.
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Lle
Tangier
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