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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

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Powers Defense Experts 10 End 75 Case Today

Georgetown Kentucky December 25 in the Powers trial the morning session featured W R Day ex State Treasurer and Deposition of Charles Finley then prior testimony of General Dan R Collier now dead The defense expects to close soon and the Commonwealth plans rebuttal testimony Henry Youtsey may be brought back to contradict Powers testimony Day testified Youtsey offered to settle for 300 but Day waited Collier denied knowing Goebel room location at Capitol Hotel and said the mountain men were placable The secret arrangement with Colonel Gray Louisville involved a code telegram The chief justice heard the Goebel shooting events Judge Morton testified he saw troops and a man with whiskers while a second man could not be defined The witnesses said it was not Youtsey Howard was identified by some witnesses as not having a mustache other witnesses testified Howard had no mustache on various dates Different train arrival times were also noted and the defense failed to admit House rules about sessions away from the Legislative Building.

Commercial Tribune Georgetown Powers W. R. Day Charles Finley Dan R. Collier Commonwealth Henry Youtsey Day Youtsey Collier Goebel Capitol Hotel Gray Louisville Caleb Powers Jere R. Morton Lexington Court of Appeals W. C. P. Breckinridge Morton Mdnton Charles Kerr Breckinridge Mr. Kerr Hazelrigg Morten Captain Sharp Yoursey James B. Howard Howard Winchester Thesman W. J. Wagers Frankfort A. C. Hite F.C. Haydon Letcher County Henrys. Berry Fayette County van Meter House of Representatives

Accused Official Surrenders in Embezzlement Case

Ocean Park Cal December 25 Charles E Lovelace accused of embezzling between 1000 and 2000 dollars surrendered to the U S Court after being released on four thousand dollar bonds He formerly edited The Wabash Star and founded The Huntington Morning Journal He is son in law of James Slayck a retired stock dealer now with him at Ocean Grove He was active in Northern Indiana politics and linked to The Huntington Democrat and the Wabash Star sale details.

Commercial Tribune Ocean Park Cal Post Charles.e. Lovelacé United States Court Special Dispatch Marion Ind Charles E. Lovelace Wabash Star W. H. Sharp Huntington Morning Journal James Slayck Ocean Grove Lovelace Indiana Huntington Democrat

Fire consumes J B Hall mansion in Riverside blaze

Fire destroyed the colonial hall of J B Hall at 3947 Liston avenue Riverside early yesterday. Police suspect a firebug started the blaze and marshal Hurley orders State Fire Marshal probe. Occupants escaped as flames engulfed a gift laden Christmas tree. Loss about 10000 with 7500 insured.

J. B. Hall Liston Avenue Riverside Hall Hurley Messerschmidt Ninth Police District Sedamsville Fred Walte Nce

Dhakeman Killed in Henderson as Tramps Are Arrested

John Ray a L&N brakeman was shot and killed at Hanson City near Henderson, Kentucky after driving off several tramps. Four tramps are under arrest charged with the crime.

Dhakeman Commercial Tribune Henderson, Ky John Ray Louisville & Nashville Railroad Hanson City Here

Fire Leaves One Saloon in Lebanon

Fire starting in a bake shop today destroyed Woodside’s restaurant and one of Lebanon’s two remaining saloons. Losses include Woodside’s $1,200 with $500 insurance. Philo Neeé, $1,590 with $500 insurance. Mrs. Emma Nealis, $2,000 with full coverage. Emil Schopbach, $1,500 with multiple insurers totaling $1,520.

Commercial Tribune Lebanon Ind Woodside Milwaukee Fire Insurance Company Philo Neeée Allemania Company Emma Nealis National Allegheny St. Paul ,Yire and Marine Emil Schopbach Company of North America North British and Mercantile

Three Hurt In Auto Wreck Fatality In Des Moines

A car crashed into a cab in Des Moines Iowa today. Ralph Loy was fatally injured and two other men E Gruenwald and W H Vandervort were seriously injured. The cab occupants were uninjured.

Des Moines Ralph Loy E. Gruenwald W. H. Vandervort

Woman sues Harmon for $1000 over street switch

Mary Schilaski files in Common Pleas Court against Judson Harmon receiver of the C H D for $1000 damages. She says damages occurred from the construction and operation of a switch in front of her premises on John Street.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, CO Mary Schilaski Common Pleas Court Judson Harmon John Street

Holiday Spirit Across Evans Fleet Before Para Regatta

The American torpedo boat flotilla sailed for Para after a Christmas on shore in Port of Spain. Thousands of sailors enjoyed festivities, while Admiral Evans watched a regatta of battle ship crews. Repairs paused coal bunkers for the voyage.

Evans Fleet Port OF Spain Turkey Admiral Evans Connecticut Para

Coast Defense Warning by U S Army Chief

Colonel T. Woodbury, acting commander of the Department of Columbia, warns the Pacific coast would be helpless if the navy cannot prevent a landing of 26,000 Japanese or other foreign troops at unprotected bays. He says fewer than 2,000 regulars are on the coast and 15,000 infantry are needed to resist invasion.

Seattle Wash T. €. Woodbury Department of Columbia Pacific

Thief Arrested in Ohio Silverware Theft

Otto Devininger is in custody on petit larceny charges for stealing seven silver teaspoons a sugar shell butter knife and sugar bowl valued at 15 from Rachel Barth's Wood Street home in Hamilton Ohio. Police allegedly found the items on Devininger at arrest.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Otto Deinninger Rachel Barth Wood Street Devininger

Farmer killed in quarrel near Jefferson City

In Hickory Hill area near Jefferson City Missouri Jesse Uptegrafe and Sam Williams farmers clashed last night Uptegrafe killed Williams with a shovel and was taken into custody The coroner's office is investigating the death

Commercial Tribune Jefferson City Jesse Uptegrafe Sam Williams Hickory Hill Uptegrafe Williams

Rescues Saved Blind Man and Invalid in Fire

In Chicago a blaze at 3607 Indiana avenue stranded a blind man, W. A. Weinstock, and a seventy-year-old invalid, William Glaizee. Captain Peter J. Visser and Patrolman Michael McGrath repeatedly braved flames to rescue them. Property loss was $20,006.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Peter J. Visser Michael McGrath Indiana Avenue W. A. Weinstock William Glaizee Visser McGrath

Couple Probably Drowned Near Tymochee Creek Ford

William Fetter of Carey and his sweetheart Miss Catherine Teeple of that city were driving to a party in Sycamore when their buggy was swept into a flooded road by Tymochee Creek. The horse was found drowned and the buggy nearby. the bodies had not yet been recovered.

Commercial Tribune Upper Sandusky, CO William Fetter Carey Catherine Teeple Sycamore

Santa Claus Burglar Fleeing With Stolen Silver

New York on Christmas night a burglar dressed as Santa Claus entered John Distler’s home. Distler, alarmed by a noise, made a loud scene to scare the intruder. He discovered a large quantity of silverware on the dining table that did not belong to his family, suggesting the thief fled after being startled.

Commercial Tribune New York Santa Claus John Distler Distler

French Columns Form a Junction at Algerian Frontier

Official advices from General Lintney report two French columns marching in Algeria have joined forces near the disturbed frontier. The combined show of force has unsettled the tribes and caused Benis Nassen to begin paying the indemnities imposed.

Paris Lintney Algeria Lallaghnia

Money in a Nutshell: The Concept of Real Money

Frank C. Harper argues real money has inherent value and remains acceptable only if it can exchange for real goods. He contrasts gold and paper currency with substitutes, noting fiat promises are not capital and that gold parity underpins the U.S. currency system.

Frank C. Harper

Broward Names William Bryan U S Senator for Florida

Governor Broward appointed William James Bryan of Jacksonville to fill the U S Senate seat for the remainder of Mallory's term ending March 4 1909. Bryan 31 a lawyer and Duval County Solicitor was born October 10 1876 in Orange County Fla. He is son of former Senator John M Bryan and active in politics.

Jacksonville Fla Dees Broward William James Bryan United States Stephen R. Mallory Bryan Duval County Orange County Emory College John M. Bryan State Railroad Commission Washington and Lee University Democratic State Executive Committee Duncan A. Fletcher Mallory

Two Men Wounded in New Boston Riot In Ohio

Marshal A Snyder tried to arrest a man in New Boston a Portsmouth suburb when George Bartee interfered. Bartee was shot in the arm and side, then fired at the marshal and deputy injuring Morgan Jr. in the knee. Bartee, his brother Michael, and Ed Cameron were arrested. Snyder’s wounds were reported dangerous.

Commercial Tribune Portsmouth New Boston Marshal A. Snyder George Bartee Bartee Joseph Morgan, Jr Michael Ed Cameron Snyder

Christmas Day Murders Shock New York City

New York on December 25 opened with two killings. John Sweeney died after being struck for refusing a drink price at Tenth Street and Fifty fifth Street. John McKeever is held without bail as alleged assailant. Mariano Gaeta was shot at his West Twenty eighth Street door by an unknown man. janitor John Frank chased the suspect to the roof but the killer vanished. Police suspect vendetta.

Commercial Tribune New York New York City John Sweeney Tenth and Fifty-fifth Street John McKeever Mariano Gaeta West Twenty Eighth Street John Frank Frank Gaeta

Row Over Relief Back of Brownson Affair

Navy Surgeon General Rixey states a serious breach exists between the Bureau of Navigation and the Bureau of Medicine over hospital ship Relief. He notes a joint army and navy board recommended medical command, while Brownson’s resignation adds to the controversy.

Commercial Tribune Washington Bureau of Navigation Bureau of Medicine of Navy Presley M. Rixey Willard H. Brownson Admiral Brownson Rixey Army Army and Navy Board of Medical Officers Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy

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Powers Defense Prosecution Timony Jim California Blize Ism Tus Walte Burns Christmas Tree Kentuckian Cab Sues Harmon Hamilton Tropics Torpedo Boat Flotilla Ford Santa Virginia Massachusetts Derbyshire England Creation Florida Marshal Onuots Brownson Navigation Bureau Medical Branch Geneva Hague Russia Bureau of Meticing Magdalena Bay Naval United States Army Army and Navy Medical Department Congress Bureau of Medicine Agory
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