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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1908

Page

3

Leaders urge liquor trade to purge disorderly houses

The speech urges wholesale and retail liquor men to sever ties with disorderly establishments. It emphasizes self respect, community duty, and moderation over radical measures, warning against coercion while recalling Civil War veterans and the fight for free government and individual rights.

Europe

Ohioan Suffering Typhoid in Peru

Callao Peru April 11 Samuel M Taylor American Consul General here is ill with typhoid fever doctors call his condition favorable Taylor was appointed from Ohio to the post.

Callao Peru Samuel M. Taylor Taylor Ohio

Prominent Notables Die Overnight in 19th Century News

Obituary notices report Samuel I. Carleton of Portland aged 86 and Benjamin F. Stevens of Boston aged 84 passing away. Lander Critchfield, long printer of Morse’s telegraph, dies in Hillsboro Illinois. Bessie Virginia Dickinson of Binghamton and Colonel B F Carter of Cincinnati Varnish Co die in Washington and remain to be buried here. John Vandercook Jr of United Press dies in Chicago after an appendicitis operation. funeral pending in Louisville.

Samuel I. Carleton Organization of Sons of Temperance Portland Benjamin F. Stevens New England and Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston Mass Lander Critchfield Samuel Morse Baltimore Telegraph Hillsboro Ill Critchfield Bessie Virginia Dickinson Charles M. Dickinson Binghamton N. Y Binghamton Republican Diplomatic Corps Constantinople B. F. Carter Cincinnati Varnish Company Washington, D. C National Hotel John Vandercook, JR United Press Association Chicago Louisville Mr. Vandercook Orange N. J Scripps-McRea United Press

New York Republicans Ratify 1908 Convention Actions

The New York Republican convention ratified its majority report and adopted it after debate led by State Chairman Woodruff and key figures Brackett Merritt and Sereno Payne. The slate included the new State Committee led by Woodruff and electors at large. Alternates listed as Raines Peters Gould and Anderson.

Woodruff Brackett Merritt Sereno Payne New State Committee John Raines Thomas P. Peters Brooklyn Norman J. Gould Seneca Falls Charles W. Anderson New York

Pennsylvania Primaries Held Statewide Nominations

Pennsylvania held party primaries across the state electing delegates to national and state conventions and nominating candidates for Congress and the Legislature. The Democratic Party debated whether delegates to the Denver convention should be instructed for Bryan, while Republicans faced no Presidental contest but intraparty skirmishes over delegation. The Legislature will elect 25 Senators and 207 Representatives in November with Boies Penrose seeking re election.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Congress Commonwealth United States Knox Chicago Democratic Party Denver W. J. Bryan Senate Boies Penrose

Hamilton Women Named

Hamilton Ohio April 11 The National Conference of Charities and Correction will meet in Richmond Virginia May 6 to 13 1908 Mayor Thad Straub has appointed delegates from this city to attend Mrs Robert Winkler Mrs C W Gates Mrs Dc A Gummere Dr Prudence Fennemann Mrs G Z Mechling Mrs Dr Dan Millikin and Mrs A T Good

Commercial Tribune Hamilton National Conference of Charities and Correction Richmond Thad Straubthas Robert Winkler C. W. Gates Dc. A. Gummere Prudence Fennemann G. Z. Mechling Dan Millikin A. T. Good

Divorce suit files counter as 1906 Covington marriage admission

Peter Heimbeck admits the marriage to his wife occurred in Covington Kentucky on March 31 1906. He says he was 17 and forced into the ceremony by his wife and her father and never ratified the union, while he also seeks a divorce by counterclaim.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Peter Heimbeck Covington J. Pierce Neathery Herald Square West Cincinnati Chicago Neathers Fourth Avenue Twentythird Street

Storer party sails for Europe with plans on the Riviera

Prominent Cincinnati figures led by Mr and Mrs Bellamy Storer sail on the French Line steamer La Provence to Havre for a European season. Many Ohio Valley residents, including Dr William J Holland and Col Wuest, are noted travelers on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and other liners. Burr McIntosh photographed the Philippines trip of Taft and Longworth entourage.

Commercial Tribune New York Cincinnati Europe Bellamy Storer Havre Austria Berlin David Jayne Hill Germany North German Lloyd Company Ohio Valley Plymouth Bremen William J. Holland R. S. Coggeshall Emilie Glowicki Rudolph Frances M. Robertson Ft. Wayne Indiana Mediterranean Genoa Burr McIntosh Taft Nicholas Longworth Congressional Committee Philippines Orient McIntosh J. H. Kline Krell Piano Company United States Lithograph Company Broadway Harry D. Smith Jeffries Cloak and Suit Company Grand Hotel William Mosler J. Reins Peter Brooks S. B. Ashbrook H. E. Weil M. H. Block Joseph E. Block Edgar J. Mack Clarence E. Mack

Peruna Endorsed by Inspector General and Officials

High officials and prominent citizens endorse Peruna as safe and reliable. Testimonies from Donald Robb Jr and James P. Bracken describe indigestion and catarrh relief after using Peruna, with other veterans and officials praising its tonic effects. The tablet form is promoted as a convenient alternative to liquids.

Union Veteran Legion Donald Robb, Jr Wrights Ave Nova Scotia Canada Independent Order of Forresters Boston James P. Bracken Tenth Ave New York City N. Y Grand Knights of Reigna Celia Council Knights of Columbus N.Y Homer Riggs The Union Veterans Legion Pension Bureau Washington, D. C

Opposing Delegates in Primary Era Shape Taft Rally

The report analyzes week long delegate selections for the Republican National Convention. Taft gains some instructed votes and many uninstructed delegates, with Hughes and La Follette outcomes shaping contest standings. Several state conventions and districts, from Alabama to Wisconsin, show varied delegations, while Virginia and New York display mixed loyalties.

Oklahoma Tennessee Taft Missouri St. Louis Virginia Massachusetts New York Hughes Wisconsin Alabama Bay Minette J. P. Dimmick A. S. Watkins C. H. Scott J. M. Green Delaware Dover Henry A. Dupont Wilmington Harry A. Richardson Preston Lea Hiram. R. Burton Lewes Walter C. Hoffecker Kent County John G. Townsend Chicago Henry&. Boutell John J. Nealy Charles Burmeister Christopher Strassheim Chicagol Rollin A. Keyes Evanston James Pease Edgewater John D. Pope Waukegan Carlton Prouty Winnetka Boston Henry Cabot Lodge W. Murray Crane Secretary of the Navy John D. Long Sidney O. Bigney Minnesota Midaeapolis Otto E. Greeley W. H. Eustis Brooklyn Queens Ninteenth White Plains William L. Ward Port Chester John Andrus Yonkers Albany William Barnes, Jr Horace B. van Vorst Schenectady Henry M. Sage Charles B. Palmer Oneta J. Duncan Lawrence Delaware County G. D. B. Hasbrouck Ulster County Watertown George Cobb Luther W. Mott Oswego Syracuse Francis Hendricks Francis H. Gales South Dakota Huron Coe I Crawford E. I K. O. Stand A. W. Ewert Dillon Aft R. HH Angell Roanoke R. I. Thorp Christiansburg West Virginia Parkersburg G. W. Curtin Sutton J. H. Lininger Ritchie Gilmer County Wood County la Follette W. cC Brander A. Peterson R. A. Cooper I. Stephenson Taft National Columbus Senator la Follette Illinois Cannon Secretar Taft Everal Indiana Fairbanks

Social Register Entries at Major Hotels Listed

Jennings and W J Corcoran at the Grand Union and S B Einstein at the Albany. Mrs Magoun C S Walker and B A Walker at the Algonquin. Charles Shaw C Schrader and C A Hartapee at the Astor House. C F Ehrmann G Gaerttner G H Toteyiger and J Proehette at the Belvedere House. C B Jarnagin W B Tuechter and J S Conner at the St Denis. L D Armstrong at the Gotham. E E Cross and G W Thomas at the Grand. W W Mullard at the Park Avenue and S H Fechheimer at the Netherland.

Nominating Committee Names AIB Cincinnati Ticket

The American Institute of Banking Cincinnati Chapter nominates a regular ticket. For President Irin N Littell, Vice President Ben H Dodt, Treasurer Harry Punch, Secretary H J Hergler. Governors Nominees include Horace G Stoms H A Winans D L Lyons H J Guckenberger and Coc Murrary. Election set for May 19.

American Institute of Banking Cincinnati Irin N. Littell Ben H. Dodt Harry Punch H. J. Hergler Board of Governors Horace G. Stoms H. A. Winans D. L. Lyons H. J. Guckenberger Coc Murrary

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