Possum patent tonic offered in smaller size for skins
An old Cincinnati druggist notice describes possum, a skin remedy previously sold in large jars, now available in a fix cent size at Dow's and other druggists. It claims rapid relief for eczema itching and skin troubles, with two weeks to cure chronic cases, overnight results for milder issues, and free samples by writing to Emergency Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow's
Cincinnati
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Liquidation facts in Panama Canal cases clarified
The statement insists the liquidators and records holdings are in Paris and Lyonnaise with twenty year preservation. It denies any American stake in canal securities and rejects reports of fake connections to Taft Douglas Robinson or fictional profiteering.
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Diow
New ‘Canal Company
New Panama Canal Company
Paname Canal Company
America
Panama Canal
New
Panama Canal Company
Cromwell
Taft
Indianapolis News
C. P. Taft
Douglas Robinson
The
World
Mr. Taft
United States
Canal
Caesar
Napoleon
United States Senate
Morgan
Panama
Philippines
Petencr
Rue Etienne Marcel
Paris
Credit Lyonnaise
Boulevard Des Italiens
France
World Defends Independence Against Roosevelt Message
The World replies to President Roosevelt's congress message denying muzzle claims and urging a full Panama transaction investigation. It denounces lese majeste charges and defends press liberty while noting government overreach toward criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Nor Kaiser
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Congress of the United States
Pulitzer
Ieees
Great Britain
World publication defends Robinson amid Roosevelt attack
In a strong reply The World defends Robinson and accuses Theodore Roosevelt of a reign of terror. It asserts Robinson’s high character, condemns Roosevelt as reckless and demagogic, and preserves the paper’s stance on free speech and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Cromwell
N-Law
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
The
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate Laughter Delays Panama Canal Message Passage
The Panama canal message was read in the Senate to loud laughter. Senator Fordker sought a resolution for draft information on the Brownsville detectives inquiry, while Senator Warren blocked immediate action. Carter and Depew spoke for the postal savings bank bill as the Senate approved a Christmas adjournment from Dec 19 to Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Fordker
Secretary of War
Brownsville
Warren
Postal Savings Bank
Carter
Depew
House
Congress
Insurgents Lose Bid to Revise House Rules
In Washington on December 16 the insurgent faction in the house failed to push an amended resolution. Mr Gardner of Massachusetts did not secure adoption for the appointment of a committee of eight members to study rule changes and report recommendations.
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Washington
House
Gardner
Massachusetts
Schwab Opposes Tariff Revision Before House Committee
Ex-President of United States Steel Charles M Schwab testified at the tariff hearing asserting current costs push toward tariff adjustments but warned open hearth and electric steel processes could dominate in a decade. He opposed broad tariff cuts, noting Bethlehem Steel imports iron ore from Cuba and predicting major industry changes.
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Steel Corporation
Washington
Tor Andrgy
Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Germany
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cuba
Rainey to pursue inquiry into Panama canal purchase
Representative Rainey of Illinois said he will continue to seek information after the president's message in congress addressed the Panama canal purchase. He maintains the transfer validity is clear but questions remain about possible Wall Street involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Representative Rainey
Illinois
House
Rainey
Wall Street
Ohioan on Committee for $500 Million Waterways Bonds
Representative Ransdell announced a committee to draft measures for a $500,000,000 bonds issue to finance national waterway projects. The panel includes J Hampton Moore Swager Sherley J W Teal and J W Bettinger with Ransdell as president and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bettinger
Washington
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Ransdell
Louisiana
Congress
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Swager Sherley
Kentucky
Change of Attitude Denied by House Committee
Washington reports that members of the special committee reviewing the president’s remarks on Congress and the secret service deny altering their position. A committee member asserted the panel will not relent and intends to fulfill its duty to the house and country despite recent utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Ig House
Cps Gach
Populists show vote declines in national results
An official tally of the last national election lists Taft reaching 7 637 676 votes and Bryan 6 393 182 with Debs 447 651 and Chafin 241 252. The report notes big gains for Taft and Bryan versus 1904 while Populists and Socialist Labor fall. Delaware and New York provide Debs his largest shares. the data covers state totals and shifts for four years.
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New York
Michigan
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Hisgen
Independence
Independence Party
Alton B.parker
Roosevelt
Gilhaus
Corrigan
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Maryland
Nevada
Delaware
Massachusetts
Ning
Prohibition
Socialist Labor
Watson
Taft. Bryan
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
One
Illiois Senor
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentuck
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
States
Ind
Labor
Ates
Kentucky
Maine
Attee
Ettee
Anon
New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Archbold testifies again in Standard Oil dissolution case
Vice President John D Archbold, leader of Standard Oil, testifies as the government pursues dissolution. Rosenthal says Archbold searched for stock transfer books and that records found are available to federal lawyers.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Ferris
Rosenthal
Standard
Archbold
HH. Meade
Standard ‘Oil Company
Stacahea
Theeanra
King Edward Leaves London for Brighton After Illness
King Edward departed London for Brighton showing a bright eye and brisk step, indicating recovery from influenzal illness. He will stay at the seaside resort until about December 21 then proceed to Sandringham for holidays, with full health expected by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Brighton
Sandringham
Norwood officials visit Washington on mail dispute
Councilmen Nead and Dwyer along with Norwood residents met in Washington to urge the Post Office Department to review Norwood mail troubles. An assistant official, Mr. Masten, is due in the city within days to discuss the matter, with local mall officials not opposing the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown ‘and Becket
Tolman
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Deckebach
Morrill
Nead
Dwyer
Norwood
Washington
Postoffice Department
Masten
Department
Oval
Pres
Postoffice
Assorted Low Price Books Offer Wide Range
A sale of books including children's books for all ages features deeply discounted items. Highlights include leather bound poets, large size volumes, gift books of art and music classics, and boxed gift sets priced around $1.00 to $1.19. Many titles available.
Hartje Divorce Case Returns To Court In Contempt Bid
Pittsburg December 15 August Hartje and wife Mary Scott Hartje again faced court in a sensational divorce fight. Mrs Hartje seeks contempt and imprisonment over alimony arrears of 416.66 a month. Hartje admits default and claims wife ignores custody orders and coerces the children. Judge Frazer adjourned to December 30 for a possible appearance of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harte
Mary Scott Hartje
Hartje
Frazer
Dutch Battleship Tows Venezuelan Vessel as Prize
Willemstad reports the Dutch battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk arrived at 8 am towing the coast guard vessel 28 De Mayo as a prize. The capture of 23 De Mayo occurred December 13 near Cumana, with the crew sent ashore and the prize escorted into port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Jacob van Heemskerk
Cumana
Gulf of Carasco
Castro Examined by Dr Israel in Berlin
Dr Israel conducted a one hour physical exam of President Castro in Berlin. No decision was reached on whether an operation would be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Israel
Castro
Probe Ends Without Report on Cincinnati Agencies
Deputy P. Hawley of the Ohio labor department returned to Columbus after a visit to Cincinnati with no formal findings. It is said one agency may have evaded licensing, and Hawley will report to Chief Inspector Lewis. results expected by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hawley
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hawley
Lewis
Unions Back Billboards Protest by City Council
The Central Labor Council backed billboard protest against a new building code aimed at removing them. The council acted on behalf of billposters and others financially invested in billboards. William Tateman of the Boot and Shoe Workers' union was named to represent the council on the unemployed workers committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
William Tateman
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Infant Falls From Highchair Fatal After Injury
A baby named Benny Neverovody of 162 Providence Street fell from a high chair yesterday due to an unfastened strap. He was taken to City Hospital by his mother where erysipelas developed and he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Neverovody
Providence Street
City Hospital
Theater party for deaf mutes at Cincinnati play
Henry M. Ziegler manager of the Columbia theater agreed to provide free reserved seats for the deaf mutes of Cincinnati for Monday night performance. The plan aimed to include mutes in the audience with complimentary seating in the basement area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cincinnati
Henry M. Ziegler
Columbia Theater
Witnesses Gather for Hargis Trial in Irvine
More than a dozen lawyers, many witnesses, and hundreds of spectators fill Irvine as the Beach Hargis parricide case prepares to open before Judge James P. Adams. The two sides include Mrs Lou Elton and relatives against Commonwealth's Attorney Kash, County Attorney Frend, and A Floyd Byrd.
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Lexington
Irvine
Beach Hargis
Parricide
James P. Adams
Lou Elton
John
Floyd
Ed Callahan
Kash
Frend
A. Floyd Byrd
Warrants Issued for Ed Callahan and Followers
Warrants were issued today for the arrest of Ed Callahan the feudist and ten of his followers charging them with banding together and shooting Sebastia several days ago. Sebastia was shot in the shoulder and is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ed Callahan
Hash Sebastia
Callahan
Sebastia
Child Burned Playing Santa Leaves City in Critical Condition
Anna Hirsch seven at 278 McMicken avenue suffered severe burns after lighting a Christmas tree branch with candles. Fire spread from a window curtain to her dress as her father and neighbors fought the flames. Doctors say her recovery chances are slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hirsch
McMicken Avenue
City Hospital
Ludwig Hirsh
Anna
New Theater Cornerstone Laid on Central Park West
The Roosevelt Lande Theater ceremony laid the cornerstone at Sixty second Street and Central Park West. A letter from President Roosevelt praised the project aiming to fuse art with commercial theater. Founders include John Jacob Astor August Belmont Henry C Frick Elbert H Gary George J Gould J Pierpont Morgan Stillman Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sixty-second Street
Central Park West
Roosevelt
New Theater
John Jacob Astor
August Belmont
Henry C. Frick
Elbert H. Gary
George J. Gould
J.‘ Pierpont “Morgan
James Stillman
Cornelius , Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Rohdenburg Case Dropped After Settlement
The Norwood First National Bank dropped its suit against Dick Rohdenburg a city saloon keeper after settlement. Bank cashes notes for a few hundred dollars signed by Mrs Rohdenburg were repudiated leading to arrest of her husband. The bank would not prosecute further per counsel notice received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood First National Bank
Dick, Rohdenburg
Sthe Dumont
Collins
Bank
Car Crash Injures Two Men Amid City Streets
William Forbach aged 49 living on Tower Street near the Zoo was struck by a War avenue car at Lighthand Plum streets and rushed to City Hospital with a severe scalp wound. John Wuebbling, 22 of 301 Price Avenue, pursued a car on Vine Street and collided, then was also taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forbach
Tower Street
Zoo
Plum Streets
City Hospital
John Wuebbling
Price Avenue
Coe Vine
Trustee Denies Embezzlement Indictment Tale Inaccurate
Trustee Taylor dismissed reports of an embezzlement indictment involving H D Klausman and B H Morehead tied to the Bultman & Co. failure. Attorney Charles Dolle said creditors and Klausman moved to Cincinnati to straighten out affairs, with no criminal probes contemplated and bonds shown as stocks paid for by Klausman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dolle
Bultman & Co
H. D. Klausman
B. Horehead
Covington
Cincinnati
Taylor
Klausfhnan
Dolle
Bultman Company
Morehead
B. H. Morehead
Bultman
Ernst
Eklausman
Dollie
Klausman
County approves jail project plan and study tour
County commissioners confirmed their resolution to hire Architect Albert G. Kuball to prepare plans specifications and estimates for a new jail on the old site. They also passed a resolution to visit Louisville Kentucky Syracuse New York and Cleveland with Mr Kuball to receive pointers on an up to date jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Kuball
Louisville
Syracuse
N. Y
Cleveland
Kubyll
Consolidation discussed by chamber and Business Men's committee
A joint committee from the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's club discussed consolidation last night. Members present included W A Bennett J J Heekin Sig Freiberg Thomas Allen Si P Egan A J Conroy T J Moffett and J C Hobart. They agreed to proceed slowly and schedule another meeting after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Business Men’s Club
W.A. Bennett
J. J. Heekin
Sig Freiberg
Thomas Allen
Si P. Egan
Business Men’s Committee
A. J. Conroy
T. J. Moffett
J. C. Hobart
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Foraker
Browneville
Ohioan
Brown and Becker
Shueh
Morr
George Deckeloggh
Deekebach
von Bargen
Legal Aid Society
Union Bethel
Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
University Settlement
Liberty
Lueders
Kapp
Rogers
Standard _ Oil
Biates
Butch
Netherlands
Gulf of Caraso
Labor Agency
Labor Council
Tot
Hargis
Ghild
Santa
Roosevelt Lands Theater
Rohdenburg
Norwood “Bank
Change
Business Club
Ieeetieaeains G. & C.merriam CO
Springfield
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