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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1908
Page
4
The U S S Yankee lies on the bottom of Buzzard Bay near Penikese Island after a failed attempt to refloat. Only part of her forward deck remains above water as wreckers and naval officers plan a salvage, with towing lines repeatedly failing in heavy seas.
Washington hearing on tariff reduction hears from Herbert H. Miles of Racine Wisconsin as he cites over a dozen trusts including oil steel brass goods and lumber as overly protected. A tense exchange over labor unions follows with Col Mulhall defending Van Cleave and Clark urging restraint.
A fragmented report notes early day shopping activity affecting Wakemeees areas and related obscurities in the Cheletenes region. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Councilman Mullen presented a petition to the Public Service Board on behalf of city hall employees. The effort sought support for their request, though city officials did not petition for additional funds. The councilman urged the board to consider the employees’ call for action.
The Cincinnati branch of the National League of Commission Merchants held its annual meeting at the Grange hotel. Officers elected included J J Castellini president, Yrest Ll An ne Yoanle mer vice president, Harry J Price secretary, and L Glostein treasurer. Legislative and press committees were named along with other officers.
A hospital nurse advocates a household remedy claimed to cure piles liver trouble and constipation. The unnamed prescription uses cascara cordial aromatic syrup and a cardial mixture with dosages for children and adults, urging timely avoidance of constipation to prevent serious illness.
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