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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

2

Chaos and Aftermath of a Violent Seismic Event

Reports describe widespread devastation in Messina and Reggio Calabria after a powerful eruption and seismic shock. Fire, ground collapse, and roving lava caused homes to burn and thousands displaced. Survivors sought refuge as clergy led processions, while authorities assessed casualties and rescue efforts.

Catania St. Agatha St.Agatha Sessree Agatha Eoe Reggio Reggio di Calabria Méssina Messina Calconrissetic Sicily Favre ‘Oughout

City keys given to hotel clerks at convention

A convention highlighted hotel clerks as dignified workers with opinions on etiquette and attire. A. M. Kline of Cincinnati was elected president with a slate including F. A. Goodwin as vice president and Chris Geiner as treasurer. The next gathering heads to Springfield and Toledo with tours and a banquet at the Gibson house.

Charley Miller Cincinnati J-w. O'Connor Youngstown New York G. W. Tyler Lima Charles Gray Mansfield L. B. Hall Dayton A. M. Kline Havlin F. A. Goodwin Gilsey Cleveland Chris Geiner Boody Toledo F. M. Hopkins A. W. Tyler Lima House W.W. S Gray Frank Weaver Joseph Schmidt Columbus Charles H. Miller Charles M. Zartman Springfield Co. A. Hine Courtland Canton Gibson House Standard Theater Walnut the Hevlin

Hains Case Highlights Defense on Bayside Killing

Witnesses for the defense challenge the charges against Thornton J. Hains Jr in the Bayside Yacht Club killing of William F. Annis. Garbage collector John Tierney testifies Hains did not fire first and did not point at anyone on the float, while Charles R. Weaver links the trip to inspect real estate to business dealings.

Flushing N. Y Thornton J. Hains Peter C. Hains, Jr William F. Annis Bayside Yacht Club Little Neck Bay Thornton Hains Long Island Bayside Annis Charles R. Weaver Hains Concrete Hains Brothers Sandy Hook Weaver Hains Army John Tierney Tierney Captain Hains Charles Roberts Mrs. Annis Erney

Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Western Kentucky

Kentuckians report seismic activity late Sunday night with tremors felt in Hopkinsville and surrounding areas. A ball of fire or light was seen in Hopkinsville as shocks were felt across the western end of the state and adjoining regions.

Kentucky Louisville Hopkineville

Dutch agent seeks to ease Gomez settlement in Caracas

In Caracas a Dutch official noted progress toward a provisional settlement of disputes with Gomez. The statement referenced proposals from Gomez and the need to hold back actions while moves toward a definite settlement are discussed. Local observers await formal terms.

Netherlands Gomez Caracas Gt Gymes

Conference Talks With Venezuela Planned This Week

Special Commissioner Buchanan, appointed to negotiate with Venezuela, will hold full conferences with Venezuelan officials this week after Caracas announced a willingness to settle pending international questions.

Centernaron Buchanan Department Venezuela

Scotty Enlists in Marine Service

Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty and Scotty the Spender entered a Chicago recruiting office and declared his intention to enlist in the marine service, after years of notoriety and grandiose fortune claims.

Chicago Walter Scott Death Valley

Shift of Clerical Force at Geord Tranefera Walter Pin

Unclear OCR fragment notes personnel changes in clerical staffing at Geord Tranefera Walter Pin. Mentions William Berger and seviee with stray letters indicating personnel actions or assignments.

Seviee Geord’ Tranefera Walter Pin William Berger

Moyer Introduces Health Ordinance in Cincinnati

Cincinnati council debates a health board reform under Payne law and considers a $25 000 public works bond for the unemployed. A letter from Ohio Valley Improvement urges river traffic protections against an elevated track across the public landing. Council acts on markets, street upgrades, and playground land acquisitions.

Board of Public Service Board of Health Service Park Commission Payne Finance Committee Cincinnati Vine Street Congregational Church Jefferson Davis Robert W. Gillespie Pitorag Ricketts Snell Herbert 8. Bigelow Iliam Tateman Frank L. Rist John L. Vance Ohio Valley Improvement Association Galvin L. & N. Railroad Acros Public Landing Vance Bathgate Court Street Sixth Elder Streets Peart Street Carthage, Pike Coungil Carthage Pike Harrison Avenue Central Fairmount School Cross Lane Gilbert Avenue Péeblés Corner Trevor Place Baltimore Avenue Vinton Street Seegar Avenue Massasoit Avenue Champlain Street Airmount Avenue Fairmount Avenue Massassoit Avenue Homestead Place Deckebach Marspal Avenue Liddell Street Grove Street Council Committee On Streets Schott Street Gouth Grang Avenue Eet Avenue Taxpayers’ Association Grace Avenue Observatory Linwood Road McPherson Avenue Warsaw Avenue Glettway Avenue Board of Public Serving Regulation Dempsey Street Lid Street Western Avenue Beekman Street

Baby Born on Christmas Day

The brief item notes the birth of a baby on Christmas Day to the Hickenlooper family, listing Mr and Mrs Aodbew Hickenlooper as the parents. Details are limited due to the damaged text.

Aodbew

Airship practicality questioned by Lora Rayleigh in Royal Society address

London notes eminent scientist Lora Rayleigh discounts everyday life use of airships and argues against quick claims of practical flight. He cites Wright brothers’ achievements with social and practical limits, noting a large gap remains before regular airship service is feasible, yet foresees flying machines for exploration within years.

London Lora Rayleigh Royal Society Wright Renaud Wenham Newcomb

Saloon Keepers Sued by Angry Wife in White County Court

In Sterling Illinois Mrs. Nelfie Ray of Erie sues three Erie saloonkeepers for 5000 dollars claiming they alienated her husband from her. She says she asked them to stop selling liquor and they refused, her husband wandered into drinking, deserted her after twelve years of marriage, leaving three children.

Sterling, Ill Whiteside County Nelfie Ray Erie William Robbinson Frank Timmerman Edward Mahaney Mae Ays Sossas

Ryland Sells Interest in The Stag Cafe

The Stag cafe passed into new hands under court order with Bernard Costello and Mrs. Margaret Ehrman becoming sole proprietors after buying out Ryland and Jett. E Kipp had previously sold under court directive, with J B Da and Jett aiding with funds.

E. Kipp Berard Costello Margaret Ehrman J. B. da Honing Jett Kentucky Bernard Costello Ryland A. L. Hefringer

Merchant Dies In Sudden Onset During Card Game

Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports in Hamilton that Henry Van Pleuven a well known merchant collapsed after saying I ll pass during a game at his residence 480 South Front last night. He died almost instantly a widow and one son survive.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Henry van Pleuven Trent Garmidy

Tailor Arthur Gore Arrested on Burglary Charge

Detectives Burkholz and McQuesten arrested Arthur Gore a 28 year old tailor of 426 West Fifth street on a burglary charge. Gore will be arraigned in police court this morning.

Burkholz and McQuesten Arthur Gore West Fifth Street Gore

Burglary Charge Filed Against William Eckols

William Eckols was arrested days ago on suspicion and charged today with burglary. Police allege he broke into the tailoring establishment of 8 B Smith at 413 West Sixth Street and he will be heard in police court this morning.

William Eckols B. Smith West Sixth Street

Bodemer Heads to Los Angeles for Elks Reunion Plans

William Bodemer departs today for Los Angeles to arrange the Cincinnati lodge’s stay during next July’s Elks reunion week and to begin groundwork for August Herrmann’s candidacy for grand exalted ruler, the federation’s top post.

William Bodemer Los Angeles Cal Cincinnati Lodge of Elks August Herrmann

Dark horse talk swirls around Burton Karshner conference

Newspapers herald his bid and a $100,000 offer to Ohio State tied to a senate elevation. Cadiz rumors claim Karshner has nine votes cinched and met Burton in closed rooms, fueling talk of a dark horse in the factional Republican fray. Leaders deny but lobbies buzz over the hotel conference as a pivotal event.

Taft Foraker Burnett Highland County Assembly Ohio Hamilton County John Goldenbogen Cleveland Ohio State University Senate Cadiz Burton Mdl¢olhm A. Karshner Republican State Organization Kardhner Wrenkles County

Germany Aims for Easing Tariff Under New Act

Washington December 28 indications point to Germany seeking an arrangement with the United States for minimum tariff rates under the new tariff act. Count Von Bernstorff, recently arrived German ambassador, met with Secretary Root to arrange presentation to President Roosevelt. The revised tariff bill work resumed in the House Ways and Means Committee with two meetings held today and continued meetings likely.

Washington Germany America Congress Count von Bernstorff Root Roosevelt Foreign Office House

Army aid urged for veterans by Grant in annual report

Major General Erick D. Grant, commander of the Department of the Lakes, urges civil employment aid for honorably discharged soldiers after six years of service in his annual report released today. He highlights suitable positions in the government and war departments as preferred posts for ex soldiers seeking work.

Chicago Dec Erick D. Grant Dv Ent of the

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