Call for Stronger National Guard From Cincinnati Business Leaders
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urges businessmen to support a better organized national guard. It cites Ohio and federal funding disparities, low drill pay, and the need for a unit able to stand against any army in war. The circular argues for broader enlistment and moral backing.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Hadjin saved as troops arrive to end siege and murders
Five American women missionaries in Hadjin report safety after eight days under siege in Adana province. Turkish cabinet to investigate disorders. Mustafa Zihni to head relief efforts as Be ruit warns on disrupted lines and refugees flood cities. Nadir Pasha, key Abdul Hamid insider, is hanged on the Galata bridge. Refugee relief efforts seek $10,000.
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Hadjin
Adana
Mustafa Zihni
Adil Bey
Ministry of Interior
Ministry of the Interior
Nadir Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Galata
Stamboul
Pera
Nadir
Izzet Pasha
Fehim Pasha
London
Russia
Imperial
Beirut
Latakia
Diana
Ravada
Father on stand in Hains trial details wife affair
General Peter C Hains testifies that he learned of his son Captain Peter C Hains Jrs alleged nervous breakdown and possible infidelity. He recounts May 1908 family conference and Claudia Hains confession to Annis, plus notes her letter to Billy and the distressed scene at the home.
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Flushing
N. Y
Hains
Peter C. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
General Hains
San Francisco
Philippines
Hotel Astor
New York City
McIntyre
Mrs. Hain
Annis
Claudia Hains
Billy
Peter
Boston
Claudia
L. Samuel Manson
Captain Hains
Queens County
DeWitt
Garretson
Mr. McIntyre
New York
Night Storm Devastates Memphis and Surrounding Areas
Memphis centered a deadly storm that killed twenty one and injured many as it swept through Arkansas and Mississippi. Tornadoes obliterated Locke Tennessee and Golden Missouri while Horn Lake Mississippi reported twelve dead and twenty five hurt. Chicago faced an electrical storm causing fatalities and widespread wire service outages.
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Horn Lake
Miss
Memphis
Pittsburg
Longworths Take Summer Cottage in Beverly Mass
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Beverly Massachusetts reports Congressman Nicholas Longworth and his wife have rented a cottage for the summer near the Taft family summer home area. It notes anticipation of a birth in about two months and identifies Mrs Longworth as Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of former President Roosevelt.
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Commercial Tribune
Beverly
Mass
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
Longworth
Alice
Roosevelt
Butcher killed by horse kick in stable
Hamilton C April 29 Joseph Rigling proprietor of a meat market at 726 East Sycamore street died this morning after a horse in his stable kicked him. He entered the stable and turned on the electric light when a sudden glare frightened the horse, fracturing ribs and crushing his chest.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Joseph Rigling
East Sycamore Street
Mr. Rigling
Adana Turmoil Report Sparks Warning Across Syria
Dispatch from Adana notes deadly fanatical Muslim actions against Christians. Describes bodies in fields and spreading fear as authorities brace for further unrest. Continued report on Page 2.
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Adana
Sault Ste. Marie Steamer Sinks in Whitefish Bay
A Free Press dispatch reports an unknown 400 foot steamer sunk in Whitefish Bay off Lake Superior near Sault Ste. Marie. Captain Boyce of the George W. Peavy says crew members were seen walking over the ice to a second vessel trapped in the ice.
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Detroit
Mich
Free Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Whitefish Bay
Boyce
George W. Peavy
Wilhelmina Gies Birth To Daughter
Queen Wilhelmina announces the birth of a daughter in The Hague this morning. The envoy confirms the infant’s arrival, with details withheld.
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Wilhelmina Gies
Belasco and Fiske Reach Peace With The Syndicate
After five years of conflict Belasco and Harrison Grey Fiske join the theatrical syndicate with Klaw and Erlanger. They will co operate in theatres and end the four year legal fight over profits from David Warfield's The Auctioneer. The settlement follows diplomacy by attorney David Gerber and leaves Liebler and Company as the main independents.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
Messrs
Klaw
Erlanger
Theatrical Syndicate
Fiske
Belasco
Mr. Fiske
Supreme Court
David Warfield
Leslie Carter
Blanche Bates
Frances Starr
Shuberts
Liebler and Company
Liebler
Shubert
David Gerber
Mr. Belasco
Joseph Brooks
Brooks
Klaw and Erlanger
Klaw and
Hoarded Wealth and Liquor Sales to Cover Deficit
London April 29 Accumulated wealth and the liquor trade are taxed to bear the 15 762 000 deficit for the year caused by old age pensions and the naval race with Germany. The budget raises income taxes death and estate duties land value taxes motor taxes and stamp taxes on property sales. Three pence on the pound is added to liquor sales in clubs, while workers gain with unemployment measures afforestation and insurance schemes. Chamberlain condemns the burden on the few Ireland resists the whisky tax and Ireland’s poor face higher tobacco taxes.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Germany
House of Lords
United States
Chamberlain
Austin Chamberlain
John Redmond
Ireland
Mrs Fiske Breaks Syndicate Barrier at Lyric
Mrs Fiske appears at the Lyric this week in Salvation Sally and declines interview. Her manager Mr Frank Griffiths confirms a telegram from New York broker Harrison Grey Fiske. The famed actress has long defied the trust led by Klaw and Erlanger and praised the new Belasco Fiske coalition aiding independent houses.
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Trust
Klaw and
Erlanger
Schuberts
Cincinnati
Fish
Robinson’s
Lyric
Heuck
Fennessy
Messrs. Belasco and
Fiske
Klaw
Voyage Worth Millions to Navy Says Meyer
Secretary of the Navy Meyer announced the sixteen Atlantic fleet battleships that circumnavigated the globe are in excellent condition aided by four repair ships. An English article valued the voyage at 25 to 50 million dollars to the U S Navy. The voyage cost about 1.5 million more than home duties and delays were due to unavailable repair materials rather than major repairs. Changes to the masts followed tests, with some ships leaving yards with only one mast ready for summer maneuvers.
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Washington
Meyer Today
United States
Navy
Ohio Bishop Preconized at Rome Consistory
The pope preconized several bishops at the Rome consistory this morning. Included are Rt. Rev. Peter J. Muldoon of Rockford Illinois and Rt. Rev. John Farrelly of Cleveland Ohio. Monsignor Farrelly took the oath of office after receiving the rehiet from Cardinal Dela i.
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Rome
Peter J. Muldoon
Rockford, Ill
John Farrelly
Cleveland
Farrelly
Cardinal Delai
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