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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

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Americans Lead World in Marksmanship at Camp Perry Tournament

The National marksmanship tournament at Camp Perry near Sandusky Ohio draws state and national troops, marine corps, navy and academies. Teams seek new records as Congress backs rifle practice including a push for 100000 dollars for high school programs.

Camp Perry Sandusky Marine Corps Navy Military Naval Academies United States Congress Union National Board For National Board For the

Punishment Sure For The Lawless Declares Willson

Kentucky Governor Willson states the state will not concede to lawless acts and will use the law to end lynching while insisting crimes do not relate to tobacco policies. He cites militia use for protection, vows no compromise with crime, and supports lawful farmer cooperation.

Commercial Tribune Frankfort Wequetensing Willson Kentucky Salubria Commonwealth

Death Rides in the Wake of a Runaway Horse

An accident on Madison Road left a person dead after a horse ran loose. Police and emergency responders attended the scene as investigators began its inquiry.

Leg Found In Ohio River Stirs Murder Suspects

Police recovered a woman's leg from the Ohio River near Fleischmanns landing in Riverside. Two local men found the limb while rowing and notified undertaker Gildehaus who sent it to the Morgue. The leg wore a plaid stocking and a size five shoe, but no identifying marks. Officials note the leg appears long submerged and investigators search for clues.

Fleischmann Riverside H. Heaman Gallion Street William Carroll Gildehaus

Fatal auto plunge near Fernbank two hurt

A high powered two seat car driven by John L Hawkins and his wife Mrs Hawkins left Cliff road near Fernbank and fell twenty five feet into a ravine. John Hawkins suffered a brain concussion and bruises but regained consciousness within an hour. Mrs Hawkins was badly bruised and shocked but conscious and helped in the rescue. Dr B F Lehman of Home City attended them and said Hawkins injuries were not serious. The car was wrecked and dragged to Cleves for repair. The Hawkins had wed only a few months ago and were en route on a spin.

Mars Henry Hilton Shafter Seventy-first New York Tampa Cuba England Lord Roberts France United States Navy Congress War Department Wold Avenue Mr. Kinney Madison Road Robert Haas Shaw Avenue Hyde Park Kinney Bethesda Hospital Oak Street Reading Road Cameron J. F. Kinney Lincoln Inn Court Main Street Mar John L. Hawkins Fernbank

Bryan's Bank Idea One Step Farther Toward Socialism

Postmaster General Meyer in Hot Springs comments on the Democratic plan to guarantee national bank deposits deeming it one step toward socialism. He contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan positions and warns that guaranteeing deposits could force banks to cover losses of poorly managed institutions and raise risks, hurting savers and prompting broader state involvement. He cites Taft’s postal savings bank as a safer alternative. Charles Be. Magoon visits Taft in Hot Springs to discuss Cuba and Cuban self-government with emphasis on government ownership of utilities.

Pols Bryan Roosevelt New England New York Taft Republican Party Postal Savings Bank Democratic Party Charles BE. Magoon Cuba Rogers Magoon

Mystery of $173000 theft solved by Fitzgerald arrest

Chicago Aug 23 George W Fitzgerald a former assembling teller at the Subtreasury is arrested on suspicion of masterminding the theft of 173000 from the treasury in 1907. Investigators say his lavish egg speculation and real estate moves exceeded his known means and implicate others in the elaborate scheme. Fitzgerald was seized after midnight at Rogers Park in a nightgown and arraigned promptly.

Chicago United States George W Fitzgerald Fitzgerald William Boldenweck Boldenneck Mr. Young Young Rogers Park

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Army Champions Sandusky, G Frederic J. Haskin Switzerland Farmers’ Institute Salubria Springs Hopkinsville Steed W. J. Kinney Hyde Park Lumber and Supply Company Louise Woodburn Avenue Cleanview Avenue Car Zumstein Avenue Ance In Ohio Ohio River Cliff Road Mr. Hawkins B. F. Lehman Mrs. Hawkins Hawkins William A. Davidson Cassady Cleves Hot Springs Meyer Poacher Sistent Wash Gano Broad Itis Chetlain Joseph Flerney Annel Heam Twe Roosevelt
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