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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1908
Page
3
Annie Caton of 927 Main Street Cincinnati reports a severe head and throat catarrh improved after using Peruna. She states the remedy cured her in a month and improved her general health, and notes Peruna tablets as preferred solid medicine. Mangalin the Ideal Laxative.
Medical science advances promise cures and safer anesthesia. Tuberculosis treatment and leprosy work expand in the United States, with new methods tested in France, Germany, and Hawaii. Doctors’ pay and the antivivisection debate frame the era’s health hopes.
Prominent Cincinnati figures gather in New York for the semi annual boards of United States Printing Lithograph and Card Companies. Attendees include Charles H. Davis and John Omwake with F D Jamison departing for a two month Europe tour.
A plan outlines Mr. Haskin's forthcoming Tribune articles on public health. Topics include Progress of Medical Science Industrial Hygiene Pure Food Congress Pure Food Legislation and a National Health Department.
Gas in the Hope Mine at Mason fifteen miles above Gallipolis kills Ira Manley and Champion Plare. William Roberts and Ben Phillips are in a dying condition after entering a deep shaft to save their companions.
An explosion of gas at the Bellevue colliery of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company near Scranton, Pennsylvania, results in one death two critical injuries and four minor injuries among workers this afternoon.
New York police arrest two laborers from Glenville, Julian Kurinski and Wallenty Borkowsky, in the bonfire mystery involving an unknown woman’s body. Authorities found a woman’s handkerchief and stickpins in Kurinski’s pockets. Both suspects claim Polish origin.
Illinois tragedy ties suicide and attempted murder in Blackberry Center. John Larson, accused of wounding J A Morrill and housekeeper Mrs May Balcolm, kept them alive for hours before shooting himself. The 90 year old blind mother survived. In Oklahoma, a separate pursuit ends with a wife and infant dead as Harris kills them before a pursing posse closes in.
Clay Harris white man killed his wife who was part Indian and her one year old in Tulsa Aug 1 and fatally wounded Walter Vann a wagon driver who tried to capture him Harris escaped with a horse and buggy a posse pursued him Harris is wanted in Fairfield for a July 4 killing Illinois offered 500 reward officers have tracked him since he came to Tulsa last Thursday
George Corey of Terry, a mining camp near Deadwood, faced a mob after being jailed for wife beating. The crowd forced him into a gauntlet of men with blacksnakes along the highway, but women intervened and prevented lynching, driving him away with a warning not to return.
In Lexington Kentucky on August 1 T F Florian a street car conductor shot and killed Allen W Davis a locksmith after Davis attacked him twice at the Davis home over alleged cruelty to his family. Davis had tried to shoot Florian with a shotgun last night and again with a pistol today, which Florian wrested away before firing the fatal shots.
The Miami Valley Chautauqua in Franklin Ohio ends its thirteenth season with J De Witt Miller delivering The Uses of Ugliness this afternoon and Rev George R Stuart slated to preach tomorrow afternoon. Closing exercises Sunday mark the farewell after eighteen days of gatherings.
Colorado Day observed with flag-raising and exercises at City Park. City offices and banks closed. It marks the 32nd anniversary of Colorado's admission to the Union.
The Canada Pacific machinists vote to strike at midnight over wage scale and a pre May 1 working schedule. Lackawanna Switchmen seek Roosevelt aid to end the dispute with the railroad company. The lockout could become the era's largest rail strike if unresolved by Monday.
After an executive session the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western switchmen Grievance Board appealed to Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill and Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Martin Knapp under Erdman law, asking Roosevelt's intervention to end the dispute with the Lackawanna Company. This marks the union’s last resort for peace.
John Mitchell, newly named manager of the National Civic Federation trade department, says the goal is to foster employer and worker relations for mutual benefit. He expects sympathetic approval and practical support from organized labor and large employers.
Mahlon Rousch of Wooster rejects the State Prohibition nomination for Supreme Judge and asks that his name not appear on the state ballot. He says he notified the Prohibition Committee and the vacancy will likely be filled. Rousche had been named for Probate Judge by Prohibition and Republicans in Wayne County.
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