Wealth Objection To Berlin Ambassador Sparks Debate
In Washington on April 18 Representative Longworth argued that Dr. Hill’s nomination as ambassador to Berlin failed mainly because his private fortune could not sustain a proper establishment abroad. He urged maintaining suitable legation buildings and condemned wealth based appointments as a threat to republican government.
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Dr. Hill
Berlin
House of Representatives
Longworth
Ohio
Roosevelt
Mr. Longworth
Germany
Hill
Tower
Norwalk Savings Bank Liabilities Put At 229 500
Assignees Thomas and Eben reported to Judge Suhr that the defunct Norwalk Savings Bank has total debts and liabilities of 229 500 dollars. The report notes that 47 081 01 dollars from the city of Norwalk general fund and 18 385 40 dollars from the Norwalk school district funds are secured by bonding companies.
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Norwalk
Thomas and
Eben
Suhr
Norwalk Savings Bank
Roosevelt Portrait Sent to French Poet by Roosevelt
In Marseilles on April 18 American Consul General Robert Skinner presented Frederic Mistral, the provincial poet, with an autographed photograph of President Roosevelt. The image was sent to Mistral directly by the President.
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Marseilles
Robert Skinner
Frederic Mistral
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Opposes Commission Study of Sherman Antitrust Law
President Roosevelt declares opposition to any bill creating a commission to study amendments to the Sherman antitrust law. He asserts Congress and the nation understand the issue and action should come this session. He favors the Hepburn bill and warns a commission would delay progress.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Merchants’ Association of New York
Congress
Civic Federation
Federation
White House
Hepburn
Watson
House
House Judiciary Committee
Flat Iron Thief Struck by Robber. City Saloon Incident
In Marietta Ohio at dawn George Wilderman over a West Marietta saloon confronted a robber at his cash register. He dropped a flat iron on the assailant's head after the thief fled, fracturing the man’s skull. The wounded suspect was identified as Robert M. Savage of McConnelsville and is listed in serious condition.
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George Wilderman
West Marietta
Wilderman
Robert M. Savage
McConnelsville
Former Ohio House Speaker James E. Neal In Critical Condition
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio reports Colonel James E. Neal former United States Consul to Liverpool and once Speaker of the Ohio House is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs. Charles Bauer’s home in New York. He has suffered partial paralysis for years and now an indigestion attack worsens his condition.
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Commercial Tribune
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James E. Neal
United States
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Ohio House
Charles Bauer
New York
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Cincinnati
Metropolis
Europe
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Plaza Hotel
Daniel Kiefer
Plaza
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Henry M. Cist
Letitia H. Cist
George T. Harrison
Dudley V. Sutphin
Queen City
Hotel Walcott
Joseph T. Carew
Atlantic City
Carewe
Wolcott
Lucien Wulsin, Jr
Harvard
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Breslin
James Kumler
F. J. Gilbert
Freda Griffith
William Schulte
Parry O. Warren
William Hilbert
A. C. Appleton
C. C. Hooven
W. H. Muzzy
M. Newsom
Columbus
Helen Newsom
Gil Robinson
United States Printing Company
Robinson Circus
Two Hoosiers Drowned Off Jasonville Lake
Jasonville Ind April 18 Two Hoosiers named John Garfield and Thomas Ford drowned when their fishing boat capsized on a lake nearby Neither could swim and the bodies were recovered later by rescuers in the area
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Jasonville
Ind
John Garfield
Thomas Ford
Cincinnati Visitors Flock to New York for Easter Holidays
Cincinnati social leaders arrive in New York for Easter holidays with many heading to Europe. Taft supporters organize in New York as War Secretary Taft plans a Carnegie Hall address and a Taft delegation signals potential Chicago convention support. Other Cincinnati figures visit hotels and attend events while discussing travel and innovations.
Boy shoots brother during feud game in Kentucky
In Whitesburg Kentucky on April 18 eight year old Johnnie Wells fired a shotgun at his ten year old brother Henry Wells during a feud game at their Breeding Creek home. The shell killed Henry instantly and Johnnie cried claiming he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
Johnnie Wells
Henry Wells
Breeding Creek
Hamilton workers protest city labor policy
The Hamilton Board of Public Service received a petition signed by many Hamilton citizens urging that city contractors hire Hamilton residents for labor when available. Officials expect adoption of the policy to aid the unemployed, amid concerns over an influx of foreign labor.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Public Service Today
Joseph James Severely Wounded In Riverside Stabbing
Joseph James a 19 year old cooper from 3265 Southside avenue lies in City Hospital in serious condition after numerous stab wounds. Police from the Ninth District investigate the Riverside incident near West Sixth street and Hillside avenue. The assailant is described as a fellow workman with whom James quarreled over liquor payment. He may die.
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Joseph James
Southside Avenue
City Hospital
Ninth District
West Sixth Street
Hillside Avenue
Riverside
James
Women who believe in Peruna and its health value
An advocacy piece extols Peruna as a cure for women’s illnesses, claiming health is priceless and citing testimonials. Miss Lillie C. Martin from Shelbyville Tennessee reports relief from dyspepsia and improved appetite, while Mrs. Ella Embree of Clark Missouri says Peruna ended severe pains and strengthened her.
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Lillie C. Martin
Shelbyville
Tenn
Peruna
Ella Embree
Clark, Mo
Lady Tells Of Patent Remedy Perygna Benefits
Milwaukee woman Mrs F E Henderson reports improved health after using Perygna, noting reduced susceptibility to colds and catarrh, better appetite, and overall vitality despite exposure to cold weather. The letter cites past frequent colds and suggests lasting confidence in the medicine.
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F. E. Henderson
Ninth St
Milwaukee
Wis
Perygna
Peruna Tablets Offer New Form for Liquid Medicine Fans
Dr Hartman and associates report success in producing Peruna in tablet form after two years of work. Each tablet equals one standard dose and serves as an alternative for those who dislike liquids. Mrs Josephine Holst of Portland credits Peruna tablets with clearing her chronic throat catarrh after two months of use.
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Hartman
Josephine Holst
First St
Portland
Ore
Northern Star
Peruna
Tobacco Report Denied on Dula Statement in New York
Caleb C. Dula vice president of the American Tobacco Company said there is no foundation for reports of a voluntary dissolution. He noted government investigation showed no antitrust violations and dismissed rumors linking plant closures to a sale to the Federal Cigar Company.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Caleb C. Dula
Mr. Dula
Fuller
Federal Cigar Company
Death in Furnace Believed Suicide at Steel Plant
In Pittsburg on April 18 the whitened bones of a man were found in a furnace at the Crucible Steel Company. No workers are missing and authorities believe a despondent person killed themselves during a crew change early today.
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Pittsburg
Crucible Steel Company
Head and Throat Remedy Story From Miss Sauerbier
Miss Helen Sauerbier of 815 Main St St Joseph Michigan writes that a winter cold turned into head and throat issues spoiling appetite and spirit. After using Peruna she reports relief in three days with loosened phlegm and nine days to full health.
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Helen Sauerbier
Main
St. St. Joseph, Mich
Peruna
Delaware Democrats Reject Campbell Indorsement in County Convention
In Delaware County a Democratic convention rejected endorsing James E. Campbell for Senator after a clash between rival factions led by F. M. Marriott and B. V. Leas. The county backed Frank Warren for State Auditor and named delegates F. H. Rychey W. W. Wells DB. M. Wyckham W. A. Yoward Milton Utley A. Wing and Ed Irwin for the State convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware
James E. Campbell
Delaware County
Indorse Campbell
F. M. Marriott
B. V. Leas
Leas
Frank Warren
F. H. Rychey
W. W. Wells
DB. M. Wyckham
W. A. Yoward
Milton Utley
A. Wing
Ed Irwin
Logan County Democrats Back Bryan for President
Bellefontaine O April 18 The Logan County Democratic convention endorsed Bryan for President and Judge Henry Seney of Toledo for Supreme Judge. Delegates to the State convention named William R. Niven Osman Liles John Cassidy John Sawyer John Bower Peter Neer. County ticket nominations included Treasurer David Kayler Clerk John Waller Auditor Gary Robson Prosecuting Attorney J J McGee Commissioner Myles Van Hyning Infirmary Director J M Watson Probate Judge John Sche Recorder Calvin Jacobs Coroner Frank Kaylor.
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Bryan
Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine
Henry Seney
Toledo
William R. Niven
Osman Liles
John Cassidy
John Sawyer
John Bower
Peter Neer
David Kayler
John Waller
Gary Robson
J. J. McGee
Myles van Hyning
J. M. Watson
John Sche
Calvin Jacobs
Frank Kaylor
Hughes Indorsed for Governor at Hillsboro Democratic Meet
Hillsboro Ohio April 18 Democrats gathered to choose delegates to state and congressional conventions. Resolutions backed William J Bryan for President General Oliver Hughes for Governor and M R Denver for Congress. Delegation headed by Mayor Joseph P Elton prevailed amid a lively fight. General Hughes endorsement drew strong local support.
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Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
William J. Bryan
Oliver Hughes
M. R. Denver
Joseph P. Elton
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