Dick predicts Herrick renominated by acclamation
Senator Charles Dick in Columbus after a long conference with Governor Herrick declared he is certain Herrick will be named for governor by acclamation at the state convention. He said there is no opposition within the Republican party and noted no broader pact with Senator Foraker on patronage aside from a recommendation on the Arcanum Postmastership.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles Dick
Herrick
Senator Foraker
Cleveland
Ohio
Arcanum
Warnock
Urbana
Robert W. Taylor
Akron
John R. Malloy
Foraker
Supreme Court
Congress
Isle
Havana
Committee On Foreign Relations
Two Found Dead in Veedersburg Barber Shop
In Veedersburg Indiana John Brant editor of The Veedersburg News and Charles Egburg a barber were found dead in a barber shop where they had balanced the books for the Odd Fellows Lodge. Brant was shot in the head while Egburg lay with a shot to the temple a revolver found near Egburg. The coroner is investigating.
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Commercial Tribune
Veedersburg
Ind
John ‘Brant
The
Veedersburg News
Charles Egburg
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Brant
Egburg
Egbure
Distillery Wrecked by Fire in Cynthiana Kentucky
The Column House main building of the F. B. Ashbrook Distillery Company was badly wrecked by a morning fire that started in the yeast room. Loss set at 5000 dollars with 2500 dollars covered by insurance.
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Commercial Tribune
Cynthiana
Column
Ashbrook Distillery Company
Niedringhaus Not To Be Senator
Special Dispatch reports that a sufficient Republican bolt will prevent ratification of T K Niedringhaus as successor to Senator Francis M Cockrell. A St Louis dinner by R C Kerens influenced lawmakers and some attendees say Niedringhaus will not be elected next Tuesday.
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Niedringhaus
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, O
the Plain Dealer
Private Cincinnati hospital amid sale talk to fund endowment
Physicians discuss buying the Presbyterian Hospital building for private use as the hospital closes. Funds seek a plan to keep the facility open or sell to the highest bidder while equipment may go to McDonald or a medical school and endowment funds weigh options.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Hospital
McDonald
Robert Watson
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Watson
Boarder shoots couple at Covington home
W. T. Ridge, 50, shot John W. Dunkie 40, and Bessie Dunkie 28, at 52 West Tenth street last night. Dunkie died. Bessie likely fatally wounded. Ridge surrendered later, claiming intoxication and amnesia. Dunkie employed as Eureka Coal collector. Ridge once a Bromley boarder with a wife and four daughters.
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W. T. Ridge
John W. Dunkie
Bessie Dunkie
West Tenth Street
Covington
Ridge
Bromley
Dunkie
Eureka Coal Company
Southern Railroad
Bone County
Free the Isle of Pines From Cuban Control
A call to free the Isle of Pines from Cuban control is echoed in a statement attributed to ibald Fries advocating political action and international attention.
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Archibald Fries
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Isle of Pines
Cuba
A. N. Fries
Ernest Fries
Cincinnati
Mr. Fries
Wood
Havana
Tragedy Follows Mass cotton strike failure
In Fall River Massachusetts John Neville a mill weaver killed himself with a razor after reading of the strike conference failure in Boston. He died instantly leaving his crippled wife to face the tragedy.
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Commercial Tribune
Fall River
Mass
John Neville
Boston
Attorney Frank Welch Killed In Accidental Shooting
Chicago January 15 Frank Welch a prominent attorney with offices in the Monadnock Building was fatally shot while cleaning a revolver he believed unloaded. The bullet entered his abdomen and pierced his heart, death coming instantly.
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Dunkie
Ridge
Schulkers
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Frank Welch
Monadnock
Burton Urges Equal Justice for All Congressmen
The article argues that many members prioritize securing federal money for their districts over national interests. It praises a few who view their role as serving the entire country rather than narrowly favoring local constituents. The piece emphasizes the duty to conserve national interests beyond individual districts.
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Watts
Commercial Tribune Byreau
Postal Telegraph
Washington, D. C
Washington
Congress
National Treasury
United States
Mrs. Chadwick Faces Gem Smuggling Claims In Probe
The Plain Dealer says an investigation into Cassie L. Chadwick’s alleged smuggling of diamonds and jewelry shows a vast flow of stones, mainly gifts, with authorities tracing more than 250000 dollars worth and aiming to recover unpaid duties and settle creditors.
American Patriotic Fanatic Rosseau Named by Police
Philadelphia dispatch reports Gessler Rosseau admitted to police that he attempted to destroy the statue of Frederick the Great in Washington and sent a trunk with an infernal machine to the Umbria in New York in 1903. Authorities expect transfer to New York or Washington.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Gessler Rosseau
Frederick the Great
Washington
New York
Captain Donaghy
Rosseau
Owen Kelly
Kelly
East
Combes Ministry to resign after three turbulent years
Paris dispatch reports M. Combes and his ministry will resign after a three year term marked by bitter clashes in the Chamber of Deputies. Official announcement pending. President Loubet’s illness delays final action and funeral duties.
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Paris
M. Combes
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Montelimar
Combes
M. Brisson
Mm. Millerand
Poincare
Doumer
Clemenceau
Chamber
Mme. Loubet
M. Rouvier
M. Delcasse
M. Bertolum
French Cabinet Crisis Seen as Vatican Favorable
In Rome on January 15 officials view the French cabinet crisis with clerical satisfaction. They expect the ministry to resign early and hope a radical next cabinet resembles the Walk deck Rousseau Ministry more than Combes’s.
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Rome
Vatican
Walk deck-Rousseau
Premier Combes
Steamer Indus Floated After Grounding on Fire Island Bar
New York Jan 15 The steamer Indus aground on Fire Island Bar was floated at 12 10 PM with tug assistance as tide rose. Efforts to release the vessel began at daybreak and were successful.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Indus
Fire Island Bar
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Kerens
Jefferson City
Alexander McDonald
Eighth and Elm Streets
Boarder
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Riemeyer
Charles L. Pieck
Mary Oleson
U. S
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Hamilton County
Téacco Sugar Trust
Tobacco Trust
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Ibald Fries
Congressman Burton
Ohio River
Theodore E. Burton
Twenty-First
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Cassie L. Chadwick
Europe
Collector of Customs
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Chadwick Creditors
Nathan Lee
Set
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Brisson
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