Pattison 100 to Attend Feast Missing due to Illness
Governor-elect John M Pattison unable to attend the Methodist Social Union banquet in Cincinnati as his wife lies ill in Columbus. A letter from Pattison expressed regret and praised church and anti saloon league work for Ohio reforms. About 200 guests attended with toasts by local leaders and Mrs Lowry sharing China experiences.
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Methodist Social Union
Business Men's
Pattison
Columbus
Jesse R. Clark
Milford
J. R. Clark
The
Cincinnati
Mr. Clark
Social Union
Antisaloon League
Ohio
Lincoln
Commonwealth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
John M. Pattison
Levi Gilbert
H. C. Jennings
J. M. Walden
Jesse B. Young
Lliam B. Melish
William Chr Herron
Walter C. Cole
United States
Clark
Edward K. Lowry
Peking
China
Murdered Neapolitan Cobbler Beluche in Cincinnati Shop
Police probe brutal death of Beluche a 30 year old Italian shoemaker, killed with a broken carving knife and fiery blows after a mysterious intruder entered his Young and Channing streets shop. Conductor Imhoff recalls a tall stranger from the Mt Auburn car, and investigators pursue a sleepover murder plot.
Five Policemen Surrounded in City Disturbance
Emery E. Mack of 109 East Sixth Street was surrounded by five police officers at the corner of Fifth and Vine as a crowd of hundreds protested. Special Patrolman Bowman arrested Mack after he allegedly swore at a street car conductor and struck the officer. The scene drew officals and four more policemen who formed a cordon while Mack was taken to the hospital and later jailed for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery E. Mack
East Sixth Street
Fifth and Vine Streets
Mack
Bowman
Ors
Goebel murder witness letters reach California hospital
Chas. E. Ehler, wounded in a county hospital cot, admits to Superintendent Buckrens that he could provide testimony potentially clearing Caleb Powers of Kentucky Goebel murder involvement. Powers had written from Kentucky urging Ehler to reveal information, claiming innocence after years of imprisonment and death sentences. Ehler hints testimony could save Powers if execution looms, but cautions it would implicate others.
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Commercial Tribune
Bakersfield
Cal
Chas. E. Ehler
Buckrens
William A. Goebel
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Powers
Ehler
Caleb Powers Seeks Truth in Goebel Killing Letter
Caleb Powers, in Newport Jail, claims innocence regarding the Goebel assassination. He says he wrote to Mr. Ehler, denies knowledge of him, and urges the world to learn the truth, insisting the case remains a mystery and his liberty and reputation depend on a full investigation.
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Goebel
Caleb Powers
Newport
Ehler
Senator Goebel
Mr. Ehler
Insurance Profit Manipulations Stun Mutual Life Inquiry
New York reports reveal Mutual Life Insurance Company used securities profits to mask real estate losses. Chief Examiner Vanderpoel admits he did not uncover the scheme and failed to recheck year end figures. Committee plans to reconvene after Christmas.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Legislative Committee On Insurance
Charles E. Hughes
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Mutual Life
Isaac Vanderpoel
McCurdy
Grannis
Vanderpoel
New York Life
Hamilton Loan
Hanover
Andrew Hamilton
Metropolitan Life
Vermilye & Co
Carnation Sells for Record Price by Cincinnati Florist
Richard Witterstaetter of Price Hill sold a carnation called The Aristocrat to the Chicago Carnation Company for a figure near 35000, a record surpassing the earlier 30000 paid by Thomas Lawson for the Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson bloom. Delivery of 30000 plants is planned by next June, with rights limited to exhibition at Boston and until April 1907.
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Richard Witterstaetter
Florist
Foley Road
Fisher Avenue
Price Hill
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Chicago
Witterstaetter
Chicago Carnation Company
Joliet, Ill
National Florists’ Association
Arch
Price Hill Place
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Ind
Lawson
Monfort Named Chief Bookkeeper of Water Works
C N Danenhower named City Engineer and Samuel W Monfort appointed chief bookkeeper of the Water Works Department by the new Board of Public Service. Danenhower is praised as a leading local civil engineer with prior Cincinnati public and private roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Charles N. Danenhower
Samuel W. Monfort
Water Works Department
Danenhower
Dir. Danenhower
Cincinnati
Water Works
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cabinet rejects universal suffrage. expands law in Russia
The Russian cabinet decides against universal suffrage but extends the August 19 reform to include small landowners, workers, educated classes, and city rent payers. The Douma will meet in March as leaders face revolutionary pressure in St Petersburg and anticipate a possible general retreat.
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ST. Petersburg
Two Killed and Wounded as Train Fights Break Out
On December 22 at Mt Carmel Illinois two men in custody for larceny attempted escape on a Southern Railway train. Constable Kingston and Isaac Marshall were killed while Edward Marshall died of wounds. twenty five passengers dodged bullets as the train sped. The Marshall brothers were arrested at Sims for stealing chickens and held for trial at Wayne City.
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Commercial Tribune
MT. Carmel
Ill
Southern Railway
Kingston
Isaac Marshall
Edward Marshall
Marshall Brothers
Sims
Wayne City
Fairfield
Insane man shoots sheriff in California courtroom
In Ukiah California on December 22 Frank Willard an insane man shot and killed Sheriff Henry Smith in Judge White s chambers. He fired at the judge and troops pursued him through town to Vichy Springs canyon where no one was hurt. A mob waited at the depot but armed guards restrained them. Willard had been brought in for sanity examination from Hopland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beluche
Young and Channing Streets
Beluche
Béluche
Commercial Tribune
Ukiah
Cal
Frank Willard
Henry Smith
Willard
Vichy Springs
Hopland
William Bryan
Fabyan Hotel
New Hampshire
Bryan
University of Cincinnati
Madison Smith
Harry Scales
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Athletics Faces Faculty Probe
A faculty investigation exposes football program methods at the University of Cincinnati amid departures of players Biddle Peake and Sexton. Reports allege free tuition and board payments, academic accommodations, and promises not kept, with charges mirroring disputes seen at other Ohio colleges.
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University of Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Denison
Case
Ohio
Biddle
Peake
Sexton
Carlisle
Nashville
Medical School
Medical College
Tennessee
Madison J. Smith
Dabney
Peake and
Smith
Jones
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Colum
Thanks Methodist Social Union
Shoemaker
Theodore Imhoff
Mt. Auburn-Zoo
Fountain Square
Young and
Ringgold
Young Street
Imhoff
Conductor Imhoff
Twelfth and Broadway
Columbia Cafe
Race Street
Eighth Street
Salvators Stella
Mt. Auburn Zoo
Coe
Mag
Man
Mutual
Mil
Chicago Company
Bloom
Price
C. N. Danenhower
C. W. Monfort
New Public Service Board
Plums—Hospital
Aussian
Czar
Suc
Cess
Oneriff
Posse
University
Pro
Bobby Caldwell
Cornell
Ted Rowe
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