Shaw to speak Morristown on anti trust stance
Secretary Shaw will address Morristown Vermont on the Republican stance toward trusts and oppose immediate passage of the steel schedule bill. He argues United States Steel is threatened by new competition and that the measure would not curb prices.
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Otto Carmichael
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Shaw
Morristown
Babcock
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
United States Corporation
Steel Trust
Mexico
South America
Iowa
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Taft to Reach Manila for Elaborate Reception
Governor Taft is due in Manila next Thursday aboard the General Alava after leaving Singapore. A grand reception is planned with arches along his march to Malacanan Palace, a harbor procession, and a banquet on arrival eve.
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Manila
William H. Taft
Singapore
Straits Settlements
United States
General Alava
Taft
Alava
Malacanan Palace
Frederick Kerr
Edward O’brien
Freedom
Benito Legarda
Civil Commission
Ambler
Tather McKinnon
Philippines
California
Catholic Church
Ermita
Father McKinnon
Mindanao
Bacolod
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Twenty-seventh
Camp Vickers
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lake Tanao
Port Virac
Catanduanes
Mis Hermanos
Wife slain husband dying as money goes missing
The decomposed body of Mrs. Jessie Tuman was found near her Muscatine home while her husband lay mortally wounded inside. A struggle marked the scene and aaxing weapon, money, and a missing Texas man Dan Williams are under police scrutiny as the motive and culprit remain unknown.
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Muscatine
Jessie Tuman
Dan Williams
Tumans
Williams
Texas
Pope Greets Many at Ram Day Reception
The Pope in good health needed no suspension of Saturday audiences for the Name Day reception in the private library. Dr Lapponi limited guests to 200 but 100 more were added amid messages from Emperor Francis Joseph and King Alfonso of Spain. Bishop Keiley of Savannah spoke with the Pontiff who joked he felt better after each occasion. The hour long gathering included talk of Venice Campanile collapse and Lateran Palace roof restoration before the Pope’s death.
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Rome
Lapponi
Francis Joseph
Austria
Alfonso
Spain
Benjamin J. Keiley
Savannah
Keiley
Associated Press
Dr. Lapponi
St. Mark’s' At
Venice
Lateran
Mace Donian Committee Reelects Its Ruling Body
In Sofia Bulgaria on August 17 the Mace donian Committee renewed its former leadership after a parallel congress by Sarafoff supporters who elected a rival committee. The real head of the committee is General Zontcheff.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Sarafoff
Zontcheff
Pipe Dreamers Club Secretary Promotes Next Sunday’s Plan
The secretary of the Pipe Dreamers' Club previews a major idea for the upcoming Sunday issue of the Commercial Tribune. The note hints at a bold feature and community interest.
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Commercial Tribune
Pipe Dreamers’ Club
Boer Generals Visit King Edward on Royal Yacht
Boer leaders Botha De Wet and Delarey arrived in London and sailed to Cowes aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert for a reception with King Edward and Queen Alexandra. They later toured the fleet aboard the Wildfire, returning to London with Earl Roberts and General Kitchener. Shah of Persia Muzaffar ed Din arrives Dover on Empress from Calais, greeted by naval salutes and escorted by Galatea and Immortalité.
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London
Botha
DeWet
Delarey
South Africa
Cowes
Isle of Wight
King Edwardon
Victoria and Albert
Southampton
Earl Hoberts
Lord Kitchener
King Edward
Victoria
Albert
Earl Roberts
General Kitchener
Waterloo Station
Associated’ Press
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Muzaffar Ed Din
Shah of Persia
Dover
Calais
Shah
Galatea
Immortalite
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Prince Arthur
Lord Warden Hotel
Muzaffar Edwin
Train kills a woman and three children in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana today Mrs Barney Tenenbaum and three children were in a carriage struck by a Grand Trunk passenger train. The horse backed in front of the engine causing the collision and the child died instantly while the others were fatally injured.
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South Bend
Ind
Barney Tenenbaum
Grand Trunk
Is the Boy King of Spain Insane
Madrid reports serious talk in government circles about King Alfonso possible insanity. Queen Christina and ministers fear the monarch’s eccentric acts, including undressed palace escapades and ordering women to dine with him. Vienna may be asked for guidance, with Austria viewed as likely Regent advice.
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Commercial Tribune
Madrid
Alfonso
Europe
Christina
Vienna
Austria
Chinese Kill 1000 Rebels at Incia nan
The Viceroy of Sze Chuan reports Imperial troops attacked the rebel headquarters at Incia nan on August 12. About one thousand rebels were killed, and their leader Tong Yu Hung was captured and executed.
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Peking
Sze Chuan
Incianan
Tong Yu Hung
Liu Kun Yi
Chang Chih Tung
Yuan Shai Kai
Nan Kin
Hankow
Pe Chi Li
T. Sharretts
United States
China
America
Europe
St. Louis Exposition
Funeral for General Lucas Meyer Draws Boers and Crowds
Enormous crowds view the embalmed body of General Lucas Meyer in Brussels. Boer Generals DeWet Delarey and Botha expected next Tuesday for the funeral. Wreaths from Kruger and Joseph Chamberlain noted. Chamberlain's included splendidia orchids. The body to be taken to South Africa.
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Brussels
DeWet
Delarey
Botha
Lucas Meyer
South Africa
General Meyer
Kruger
Transvaal
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr.Chamberlain
Atlanta Mourns as Col. Hemphill Dies Suddenly
Atlanta reacts to the sudden death of Col. Wm A Hemphill former mayor and founder of the Atlanta Constitution at age unknown. Immediate tributes from civic leaders and colleagues describe him as a pioneering editor and public servant.
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Atlanta, Ga
Woman Dies By Carbolic Acid After Poverty Pride
Mrs Ida M Rosenbaum, widow of Isaac Rosenbaum once known for poker games in Cincinnati and Columbus, drank carbolic acid in High Street rooms after exhausting her modest fortune left by her late husband. A sister from Cincinnati arrived and handled the body.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ida M. Rosenbaum
Isaac Rosenbaum
Cincinnati
Here
Brunson Block
High Street
Lil- Me ‘Duval
Thirty Six Funerals Triggered Undertaker's Breakdown
John M. Gerard, a wealthy Bowling Green undertaker, was adjudged of unsound mind and committed to the Western Kentucky Asylum for the Insane after reportedly handling thirty six funerals in thirty one days. His family sought a sanitarium but he resisted, and doctors expect a few weeks of treatment may restore him.
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Commertal Tribune
Bowling Green
John M. Gerard
Western Kentucky Asylum For the
Gerard
Amend Nash code ponders city village line and election boards
Ohio legislative leaders urge leaving line between cities and villages to each municipality to decide. The debate involves election board appointment disputes and potential removal of the Secretary of State role with bipartisan control urged by Senator Patterson and Governor Nash’s stance.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Sandusky
Aaron Price
Athens
E. B. King
King
Election Board
State Bar Association Committee
Nash
Bar Committee
Samuel L. Patterson
Pike
Laylin
Patterson
George Hopkins Dies A Noted Scientific Writer
George M. Hopkins aged 6 from New York City died in Cheshire Mass after sudden illness on a street car. He was a staff writer at Scientific American and author of Experimental Science, a popular physics book. Body to be transported to Albion New York for burial.
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Cheshire
Mass
George M. Hopkins
New York City
Hopkins
Scientific American
Albion
N. Y
Young inventor claims corn harvesting breakthrough near Richmond
Fred Johnson of near Richmond unveils a device that husks corn directly from standing stalks. A working model is complete and a major harvester company has failed to purchase the invention.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Fred Johnson
Johnson
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