Hayti Faces Terror as Dictator Vows Bloodshed
Special correspondence reports widespread fear in Port au Prince as executions halt but disappearances persist. Prisoners dragged from beds. Nord Alexis and General Jules Alexis Colou rumored to direct killings. Foreign ships provide some security while destitution, halved gourde value, and calls for strong foreign intervention dominate.
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Commercial Tribune
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Nord Alexis
Jules Alexis Colou
Alexis
Hayts
Dessalines
Jean Jacques I
Republic
Ohio Legislature Eyes Probes and Public Printing Costs
Ohio lawmakers clash over a $50,000 probe for the Cincinnati brokers and related investigations. The Howe and Espy committees face court limits, while printing contracts and a bridge of real estate appraisals stir contention.
Stabbing at Red Onion resort injures man in Hamilton
In a Sec ond Ward fight at the Red Onion Bud Rafferty slashed Charles Blunt with a knife. Blunt is hospitalized in serious condition and Rafferty is in custody.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Red Onion
Bud” Rafferty
Charles Blunt
Blunt
Rafferty
Coffee Eyes Show Link Between Coffee and Eye Disease
A Oswego Mont woman describes gradual eye weakness and pains linked to coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, she reports her eyesight improved within months and credits coffee cessation and Postum preparation with restoring vision. The Michigan Postum Co. is cited as the source.
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Oswego
Mont
Postum
Mich
Postum Co
Battle Creek
City Council Hesitates Over Street Peddler Rules
Police Judge Lueders has summoned Streets and Park Committee members to April 23 to testify on street peddler regulations. Council delays action to regulate pushcart vendors despite prior proposals. One member says current law already defines regulations and it is up to police to enforce.
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Senate
St. Marys
Board of Public Works
Russell
Fred Hoover
Harry English
Is City
John H. Morgan
Mary Nye
Florence Ruble
Lancaster
Nye
Miss Ruble
Senate Finance Committee
Third Street
Bronson
Williams
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Luedera
Sixth Street
Lueders
Police Department
Burglars Steal Watches and Rings at Elm Street Home
Mrs. Minnie Holt’s residence at 1426 Elm Street was entered through a cellar door last night. Jewelry valued at $225 including watches rings and bracelets was taken. Third District police investigated but found no trace of the intruders.
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Minnie Holt
Elm Street
Third District
Hotel Clerks to Meet at Hotel Lackman
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks Association will hold its next meeting in Hotel Lackman next Wednesday at 2 PM. Proprietor William Bodemer will address the gathering. All hotel clerks in Cincinnati are invited to attend, members or not. Eight new members joined at the last meeting and ten more have announced intentions to apply.
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Cincinnati Hotel Clerks’ Association
Lackman
William Bodemer
Association
Cincinnati
A. C. H. Johnstone
Sermon Promotes Prisons Abolition Aims at Better Living
Dr Harris R Cooley of Cleveland urges abolishing prisons within a century. He cites urban slums and unemployment, calling for practical charity, better housing, work, and schools as religion enacts justice on earth. He says society must reform, not just souls.
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Harris R. Cooley
Department of Charities and Corrections
Cleveland
Vine Street
Cooley
United States
New York
Delaware
Earth
Nurses Gather in Cincinnati for Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The American Society of Supervisors of Training Schools for Nurses meets April 22–24 in Cincinnati. Leaders include President Miss Mary Hamer Greenwood of the Jewish Hospital and officers from cities including Philadelphia Montreal and Albany. Presentations cover dental works dietaries hospital planning and nursing in industry.
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American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Leopold Markbreit
Cincinnati
Charles L. Bonifield
Ohio State Medical Association
Annie Laws
Ohio State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mary Hamer Greenwood
Jewish Hospital
Hotel Linton
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Graduate Nurses’ Association of Cincinnati
City Hospital and Jewish Hospital
Anna L. Alline
New York State Inspector of Training Schools
Florence R. Corbett
Department of Public Charities
City of
New York
Jane M. Pindell
New York City
Mary H. Greenwood
Maud Banfield
Philadelphia
Florence W. Henderson
Montreal
Georgia M. Nevins
Washington, D. C
Albany
N. Y
Warrant Issued for Harold F Ives Over Alleged False Pretenses
A police court warrant was issued for Harold F Ives a recent city arrival who claimed to represent Reuben H Donnelley Company of Chicago. He allegedly obtained 500 dollars from D B Keeler and passed 600 dollars in checks to Edward Schubert. Ives fled the city after leaving his grip at Sinton hotel. He has a wife and family in the East.
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Bronson
Hypes
Harold F. Ives
Reuben H. Donnelley Company
Chicago
D. B. Keeler
West Court Street
Emil Weisbrodt & Sons
Greenfield
Mass
Keeler
Ives
Hamilton
Merchants’ National Bank
Dakota Hotel
Sinton
Edward Schubert
Baker Place
Donnelley Company
Pure Food Show Opens Tonight With Parade Plans
Pure Food onow opens tonight in Music Hal with city officials attending and Mayor Markbreit delivering the welcome. A parade is planned for tomorrow afternoon featuring six divisions including grocers bakers and ice cream makers led by a marching band.
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Board of Public Service
Board of Education
Board of Health
Markbreit
John Galvin
Boston
Court
Plum
Main
Elm
Music Hall
Covington
Cincinnati
Newport
Dayton
Bellevue
Hamilton
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Boosters
Plans Song Recital Aids St Pauls School Fund
St Pauls Catholic Church Choir presents a mixed chorus recital at the Odeon next Thursday evening to benefit the St Pauls Girls School building fund. Fred J Meyer directs. A children’s chorus and a list of solos and choral numbers are performed by Clara Nordloh James Hughes and others.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Odeon
Fred. J. Meyer
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s Girls’ School
Charles Park
Le@ Thuis
Clara Nordloh
James Hughes
Emitte Spiritum
Schuetky
van der Stucken
Lalo
Vaacon
Esas Schumann
Gall - Ladies
Song of the
SPEC
Senase
Dixie
Landkenning
Barytone
Mr. Hughes
Klein
Roeckel
Curshman
Beiden Grenadiere
Schumann
Milent Wights
Wiess
Barnby
Virgin Mary
Massenet
Death of John M. McCabe Cincinnati Hides Dealer
John M. McCabe died at age 57 after a lingering illness at his home on Burdett avenue. He owned large hide and tallow businesses on Poplar and Oliver streets and was born in Cincinnati. Survived by wife a decade absent and seven children Ross John Frank Alexander Katie Helen and Mrs Harry Walston. Brother P F McCabe of Lynchburg and sister Miss Maggie McCabe, superintendent of the Working Boys Home, in New Orleans. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of Maggie McCabe.
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John M. McCabe
Burdett Avenue
Mr. McCabe
Poplar Street
Oliver Street
Cincinnati
Ross
John, Jr
Frank
Alexander
Katie
Helen McCabe
Harry Walston
P. F. McCabe
Lynchburg, C
Maggie McCabe
Working Boys’ Home
Broadway
New Orleans
Property leases tie up Main Street storefronts in bid by brokers
Main Street stores at 432 425 Main Street lease to Queen City Gas Store and Fixture Co for five years in a $24,000 deal arranged by Cleneay and Nourse. Another square store leases for $8,000. identities withheld. Auctioned Mt Auburn dwelling sold for $6,050 to Otto Brinckman, to be turned into flats. North Cincinnati Turn Verein signs 99 year lease at $750 yearly with $15,000 purchase option.
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Main Street
Cleneay & Nourse
J. C
L. B. Thoms
Queen City Gas Store
Pittsburg
Queen City Gas
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Todd
Colorado
Otto Brinckman
Newport
Cincinnati
Vine and
Daniel Streets
John B. Schaaf
Ida
Neu
Mary L. Humphrey
Wyoming
H. Oliver
Lockland
Christopher Parks
Prosser
Paul Schuste
Mad- Srorglio
George Brown
Louis Flick
Colerain
Linwood Realty Co
William C. Kemmeter
Myere Y. Cooper
Katherine Breen
Elsmere
Frank
W. Spreen
George G
Emma Komas
Sunset Avenue
Midland Avenue
Simeon M. Johnson
Virginia R. Burch
A. Weber
Lucy Bolser
Mahion Bolser
J. H. Oliver
Mahlon Sates
Sycamore Township
Mahlon Bolser
Minneola
Riverside
Caroline T. Jackson
City of Cincinnati
Hopkins Street
Maria H. Mears
Sebastian Martin
Anderson Township
Sear Ele
Henry Stander
John G. Tegeder
Sadie
John D. Parr
Benjamin F. Fiscue
Llewellyn Park
Naval power in danger if Congress limits ships
Dr. Francis Dowling urges Congress to fund four additional battleships to maintain the United States at the forefront of naval power. He notes America's coastlines and overseas holdings require forty first class ships, warns against slipping to third or fourth rank, and recalls Imperial-era gains from a strong navy. He cites the Orient as example of improved prestige due to naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Dowling
Congress
Orient
Whitney
Cleveland
Navy
Paving Inspection Team Heads to Capital for Granitoid Review
A Cincinnati delegation led by President Laidlaw and Sam Weill will inspect granitoid street paving materials in Washington. City Engineer Landmaker and Councilmen Mullen Moyer and Tibbles join Ellis Kinkaid to oversee the evaluation, staying through Wednesday evening.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Laidlaw
Sam Weill
Board of Public Service
Landmaker
Mullen, Moyer and
Tibbles
Ellis Kinkaid
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Brewster
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Congress B. A. Co
Anna Jilek
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A Papers Realty Co
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Frances Day
Ralph A. Struble
Anna
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Essenic B. & L. Co
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Olympic Forepaugh Stock Co
Bert Senta
Henry B. Harris
Ralph Stuart
Strongheart
Taylor Granville & Co
Star
Gallagher & Barrett
Mullen & Corelli
Smith & Campbell
Muller,Chunn & Muller
Lovitts
Lewis & Chopin
Jeanette Adler
Picks -Kinodrome
Columbia
Deadwood Dick
YCEUM
L. Human Hearts
Straus
Reilly & Woods
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