Governor Beckham Replies to Blackburn Attack
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Frankfort Kentucky January 16 Governor Beckham responds to Senator Blackburns critical statements saying Kentuckians know Blackburns corrupt methods and that voters will not send him back to the Senate He asserts a formidable opposition exists and calls the attack unwarranted and absurd continuing on second page.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Blackburn
Beckham
Kentucky
Matory
United States Senate
Big Hospital May Continue In Operation
The Presbyterian Hospital likely remains open with future operation under different management. The Cincinnati Presbytery may take over the building and appoint a new trustees board to operate it for the church nationwide. Plans include reverting the property to Second Presbyterian Church after trustees wind up.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati Presbytery
Cincinnati
Second Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Alexander McDonald
Éeridon
Second Presbyterian “Church Board of Trustees
Stewart Shillito
Presbytery
Peter Robertson
Rumor of Cincinnati Man Frank Wall Dead in New York
Mrs Bessie Wall of Cincinnati believes her husband Frank Wall 31 may be dead after Telegrams from New York gave conflicting news. Sister Mrs Lee Myers received a death notice, while undertakers await a body. Divorce suit is pending and a check for 60 dollars was returned. Brother George plans to investigate if the body does not arrive.
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Frank Wall
New York
Frank R. Wall
Cincinnati
I. E
E. Blackburn
Williamstown
New York City
Bessie’ Wall
Southside Avehud
Wall
Lee Myers
West
Fifth Street
Sam Richards
McGrew
Munro Hotel
I. EB
L. E. Foster
Wail
George Wall
Bank Robbers Loot Lafayette Bank in $40 000 Heist
Laf ayette Alabama was rocked by a dynamite bank burglary reported from Opelika. Authorities say $40,000 was stolen after the blast between 1 and 2 am. Pursuit by officers and posses continues as the region is scanned for the fugitives.
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Alabama
Opelika
Ala
Lafayette
Adverse Report Against Medringhaus Reported Again
An adverse report against Medringhaus is noted again with emphasis on allegations and formal attention. Details remain unclear in the fragment but reference ongoing scrutiny and potential action. The report repeats concerns surrounding Medringhaus and related processes.
Governor Herrick’s Republican Support Endorsed by Cox
George B. Cox declares support for Governor Herrick in the Republican ranks urging party unity. The endorsement signals Cox’s backing for Herrick and the aim of consolidating Republican votes.
Missouri Senate panel finds Niedringhaus not contributor of 21000
A Jefferson City dispatch reports Missouri Senate investigators conclude Thomas K. Niedringhaus did not contribute the 21000 channelled to the State Campaign Fund in 1904. The panel notes Niedringhaus chaired the Republican committee but deposited funds personally. findings cite no direct contribution by him.
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Commercial Tribune
Jefferson City
Senate
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
Republican State Central Committee
Button
Niedringhaus
Republican State Campaign Committee
State of
Missouri
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
Recorder of Deeds
City of
St.Louis
Suore entombed in burning mine disaster at Decatur
In Decatur Illinois a six hundred foot coal mine shaft fire traps a score or more miners after a blaze started in the mule stable. Emil Knorr August Yagusch Charles Laschinsky and two others are known dead with rescuers hampered by dense smoke.
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Commercial Tribune
Decatur
Emil Knorr
August Yagusch
Charles Laschinsky
Young Girls Arrested in Saloon Loitering Case
Police tonight raided Reilag's saloon at Ninth and Elm and Bradford's at 411 Sycamore Street finding Lillian and Annie Moore of Bellevue Kentucky and Ella Williams of 927 West Eighth in the sitting room. They were jailed for loitering about a common barroom and cried as they protested unawareness of the rules. Later Gertie Adams Mamie Smith and Pansy Brooks were arrested at Bradford's for the same reason. The men with them claimed the girls were induced to enter and were willing to bond them out.
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Reilag
Ninth
Elm Streets
Lillian
Annie Moore
Bellevue
Ella Williams
West Eighth
Central Police Station
Mother
Bradford
Sycamore Street
Gertie Adams
Liston Avenue
Mamie Smith
Calhoun Street
Pansy Brooks
Eastern Avenue
Hammond Street
Central Station
Surrender of Port Arthur Seen Unnecessary by Japanese Army
The Port Arthur surrender sparked debate at a war council on December 29 with General Stoessel leaning toward surrender while others opposed it. Japanese forces entered Port Arthur on January 15, marching five miles through the old and new towns. Damage was heavy in the old town but lighter in the new, and ships suffered shell damage. Riots followed the surrender as drunken troops disobeyed officers and destroyed fortifications, a scene described as disgraceful. Continued reporting promised.
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Port Arthur
Tien-Tsin
Nogi
Fhes
Stoessel
Nine Constabulary Killed in Philippine Islands
General Corbin reports from Tacloban that on January 9 near Maslog Samar nine Philippine constabulary members were killed in action. Lieutenant Avery and Private Austin were wounded. Avery is First Lieutenant Morton L Avery of the Philippine scouts arrived in Manila.
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Dolores River
Austin
Posprheare
Constabulary
Maslog
Samar
Avery
Morton L Avery
The
Philippine Scouts
Supreme Court Reverses Burton Case New Trial Ordered
The Supreme Court dismissed certiorari in Senator J. R. Burton's case and reversed the Missouri verdict, remanding for a new trial. The district court’s trial place dispute arises after checks were paid in Washington, not St Louis, with jurors to hear counts seven to nine anew. The opinion, by Justice Peckham, notes coverage by statute for most counts but finds grounds to remand.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
J. R. Burton
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
District Court
District of
Missouri
Burton
New
St. Louis
G&t
Department Justice
Peckham
Justice Harlan
Justice Brown
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Riggs National Bank
S. Louis
Commonwealth Trust Company
C&p Sruing
City panel asks detailed questions on Cincinnati Rapid Transit plan
The Council committees on Street Railroads and Steam Railroads submitted a long list of required disclosures to the Cincinnati Rapid Transit Company. They seek drawings and descriptions of elevated structures subways stations routes power systems fares protections for Eden Park Reservoir park impact interurban access city payments and bond indemnities before any franchise is granted.
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Council
Cincinnati Rapid Transit Company
Eden Park Reservoir
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Limis
Hamilton County Leader backs Herrick renomination stance
George B. Cox declares the Republican party should be consistent and renominate Gov. Herrick. He leaves for Hot Springs Ark for a month and says Herrick deserves support unless shown otherwise, citing past party unity and motives for all people. He commits to supporting Herrick.
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George B. Cox
Hot Springs
Ark
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Big Financial Institution
Fayette
Ness
Lowing
Macon
Medringhaus
Ute
Herrick
Suore
Myron T. Herrick
Philippine Islands
Chaffee
Corbin
Manila
Carter
Department of the Visayas
Tacloban
Supreme Court
Giles Burton
NEW Trial
Trict Court
Ern
Mis
Souri
Goungil Acks Rapid
Trangit
Elevated Railroad Company
Hamilton
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