Country Glue Planning To Evict Golfing Tenants
The Cincinnati Golf Club faces possible closure after March 1907 as the Country Club refuses a five year lease renewal. A 21 month compromise was offered but rejected. Golfers vow to reorganize and may lose access to the grounds, with rumors that the Country Club could take over the course after three years.
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Cincinnati Golf Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Golf Club
Grandin Road
Country Club
Ed ‘A. Colston
Edward Atkinson Dies Sudden in Boston at 78
Edward Atkinson a noted Boston economist died suddenly at age 78 from acute indigestion with heart involvement. A long time public figure he advised President Cleveland on bimetallism in Europe and led the Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Insurance Co. He held honorary degrees from Dartmouth and the University of South Carolina and was linked with several scholarly societies. He left a widow and several children.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Cleveland
Europe
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Statistical Association
International Statistical Institute
Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Cobden Club of
Great Britain
University of South Carolina
Dartmouth
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard University
Feudists Face Arrest in Jackson Shooting Case
A warrant issued by Judge Hargis targets Jake Noble Jerry Noble and John Davidson after Deputy Grant Holliday was shot. The Nobles allegedly fled with armed companions to Lost Creek ten miles from Jackson, with fears of renewed violence as Hargis seeks Governor Beckham troops to effect arrests. Holiday is the third killed by Jake Noble.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Hargis
Jake Noble
Jerry Noble
John Davidson
Grant Holliday
Nobles
Lost Creek
Callahan
Noble
Beckham
Noble Brothers
Holiday
Sultan Accepts Macedonian Financial Control Plan
London dispatch from Constantinople reports the Sultan has yielded and accepted the powers’ collective note on financial control of Macedonia. The decision follows intense diplomatic pressure and marks a key step in implementing the scheme.
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Nople
Macedonia
Repression and Political Pressure Amid Financial Probes
The Legislative Life Insurance Investigation Committee led by Senator Armstrong presses Thomas F. Ryan to reveal what E. H. Harriman said to influence him about the Equitable Life matter. District Attorney W. T. Jerome urges Ryan to answer, while letters to The Daily Telegraph and Count Witte’s situation in Russia signal broader coercive tensions. Repression rules are described as beginning in St. Petersburg with ominous prospects.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Legislative Life Insurance Investigation Committee
Armstrong
Thomas F. Ryan
E. H. Harriman
Equitable Life
London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Edytkuhnen
Count Witte
Russia
Little Lizzie Parton Dies After Swallowing Doll
Twelveyearold Little Lizzie Parton of Covington died after swallowing a twoinch doll she kept secret for nine days. Doctors Hofmann and Eckman said earlier removal might have saved her life and she faced death with courage and faith.
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Lizzie Parton
William Parton
Beach Avenue
Covington
Hofmann
Guy Eckman
Mamma
Gregorian Chant Congress Planned by Covington Group
Catholics in Covington near completion of plans for an International Gregorian Congress to promote chant in churches. The event, led by the Covington Gregorian Congregation under Prof Harold Beckett Gibbs and Miss Florence Taney, is endorsed by Archbishop Moeller and Bishop Maes with Cardinal Gibbons expected to attend. The program features Dom Mocquereau as a principal speaker and a 400 voice male choir plus 250 boy singers.
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Strasburg
Covington
Dom Mocquereau
Solesmes
Isle of Wight
England
Union Secretary Admits Plot to Slug Carlstrom in Chicago Trial
Henry J. Newman financial secretary of the Carriage and Wagon Makers' Union testifies that Gilhooley was hired for educational work to keep nonunion workers from a Chicago shop. He says a $500 fund existed for slugging, with Carlstrom targeted, and Gilhooley paid for the job. George Miller is discharged. Miller's confession could not be tied to the conspiracy.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Gilhooley
Henry J. Newman
Wagon Makers’ Union
Chetlain
Newman
Casey
Carlstrom
Looney
North Clark Street
Princeton Avenue
George Miller
Duke
Miller
Nolle
Carriage and Wagon Makers’ Union
Twentieth and
State Streets
Death ends suffering of Captain Samuel S. Brown
Captain Samuel S. Brown multimillionaire coal operator and noted horseman died at his Squirrel Hill home after a year of stomach trouble. He bred horses in Brownsville Pennsylvania and Lexington Kentucky and favored Memphis New Orleans and Eastern meets. Brown was a director of Monogahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company and active in many financial institutions. He was a Mason Knight Templar Shriner and a life member of the Cincinnati Elks.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Samuel S. Brown
Squirrel Hill
Captain Brown
Brownsville
Lexington
Memphis
New Orleans
Monogahela River
The
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Longworth Engagement Confirmed for Alice Roosevelt
The engagement between Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representative Nicholas Longworth is now confirmed after prior rumors. Announcement will come from Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House within days, with a spring wedding planned and a date not yet fixed.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Miss Roosevelt
Lightship founders but crew saved at sea
Nantucket South Shoal lightship foundered eighteen miles west of station after loading tow from Azalea. All crew were rescued by the lighthouse tender Azalea, which brought them to New Bedford. Navy crews, including the Wasp, searched for the disabled lightship and braced for further storms offshore.
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Wasp
Nantucket South Shoal
Jorgensen
Commercial Tribune
Newport
R. L
Harry Smith
Naval Training and
Nantucket Shoal
Nantucket
New Bedford
Boston
Azalea
Ohio Delegation Sees Favorable Committee Assignments
Speaker Cannon assigns Ohio lawmakers to key posts with Mant to chairships preserved and several desirable new roles gained, aided by Rep Burton. Notable moves keep Grosvenor on Ways and Means, Southard on Coinage, and Keifer on Appropriations as Ohio gains two seats on several panels and maintains Cincinnati reps.
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Burton
General Grosvenor
Cincinnati
Longworth
Goebel
Southard
Toledo
Keifer
Appropriations
van. Voorhis
Ohio
Kennedy
Youngstown
District of Columbia
Beidler
Cleveland
Taylor
Columbus
Thomas
Niles
Garber
Dem
Greenville
Scroggy
Ohio Democratic State Committee
Antisafoon League
Bannon
Campbell
Congress
Cole
Dawes
Mouser
Nevin
Samryser
Webber
Ways and Means
Payne
New York
Tawney
Minnesota
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Hepburn
Iowa
Hitl
Illinois
Hull
Foss
Overstreet
Indiana
Cooper
Fowler
New Jersey
Grosvenor
Wadsworth
Lacey
Sherman
Hamilton
Michigan
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Bartholdt
Missouri
Gardner
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Londenslager
Babcock
Mondell
Wyoming
Howell
Crumpacker
McCleary
C. B. Landis
Massachusetts
Mann
Olmstead
Driscoll
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Charles H. Grosvenor
James E. Watson
Abraham *L. Brick
J. Warren Keifer
Joseph H. Gaines
West Virginia
James Kennedy
Chartres B
Landis
Nicholas Longworth
Jug
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