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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
Doctors warn pneumonia often follows the grip if neglected and urge immediate bed rest warmth and remedies. Hood s Pills aid bowels while Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies blood, with testimonials claiming quick recovery and lasting improvement.
The Kentucky Republican leaders back Secretary Taft for the party nomination while Roosevelt’s policies command wide support. Four Kentucky Republican Congressmen, seen as in touch with national sentiment, are cited as influential in shaping others’ opinions on the nomination. Bryan’s speech praising Roosevelt drew applause from both parties.
Supreme Court will hear the Bronson primary election law case with oral arguments to aeerem and briefs due soon. Prosecutor Webber notes only twenty days remain before the February 11 primary, with much printing and voter transfers to complete in Erie and Allen Counties.
Berlin January 22. Chancellor Von Buelow refuses to answer a Socialist interpellation on Prussian suffrage, triggering a deafening uproar as ministers depart. Police surround Parliament and streets, ready for clashes, while Buelow warns that demonstrators will be dealt with severely amid Socialists' ironical cheers.
An article asserts lifelong health starts in childhood with proper feeding and the early cultivation of a normal appetite, emphasizing nutrition's role in enduring well being.
In the Senate and House several key measures advance including Metzgar rail liability reform and Reynolds compulsory education bill. Senator Hafner backs Army National Guard funding and Howe proposes city terminal rail leases. Bryan to address assembly on bank deposit guarantee. memorial for Rep Criswell.
A speaker attacks Republican tariff policies and bond issues while urging Democrats to unite. He argues the Dingley tariff sustains trusts, cites Havemyer and the Sugar Trust, and blames Republicans for fiscal excess while urging tariff reform as the pathway to curb corporate power. He notes cross-party investor caution and internal GOP strife.
Nellie Schofield 28 of 1016 Main street at Court and Main streets at midnight threw carbolic acid in the faces of her husband Walter Schofield 31 and Tilly Derry 23 both of 1022 Main street. Both victims burned by a 10 percent acid solution and taken to City Hospital. All three arrested for orderly conduct.
Basil Doerhoefer and Monarch Tobacco Works plan a $1,000,000 suit against the American Tobacco Company and Mengel Box Company alleging conspiracy to ruin their business. The petition claims the American Tobacco Company controls Mengel, gains inside information, and uses it to undercut Monarch and Doerhoefer.
Secretary of the Treasury announced gradual withdrawal of public money from national banks due to improved financial conditions. The first call targets New York banks for about 10 million dollars, added to 10 million returned since December 26, with a general call planned for other cities soon.
Joseph F Ullman died at Louden Hall Amityville L I at 8 30 PM after an eight month illness paralysis He was 51 a famed turf figure and brother of Alexander and Cole Ullman born in St Louis He later worked as a book maker at the Old Fair Grounds track and helped start the Ingleside track in San Francisco with Ed Corrigan
The speaker argues against Dingley tariff burdens on average families and calls for a people friendly revision. He warns against sham changes, urges deliberate policy to aid honest industries, and stresses balancing personal choice with party unity.
PAZO Ointment guarantees cure for piles including licking itching and bleeding within 14 days or money back. If symptoms persist beyond two weeks, refund is offered.
President Roosevelt transmits tariff regulations with a proposed amendment to Congress. Senators clash over executive action and whether tariff laws originate in the House, while the German Kaiser is cited in criticism of autocratic conduct. The message moves to the Senate Finance Committee for action.
T De Quincy Tully of New York City’s Law Enforcement Society spoke at the Model License League Convention in Louisville Kentucky. He argued lawless saloons drive vice and graft and that 10 000 saloons could be voted out if New York City adopted local option. The delegates approved resolutions opposing prohibition and endorsing a model license law to reform saloons.
Governor Harris pardoned Hamilton County resident Thomas Sweeney who was serving two years for obtaining money under false pretenses. Sweeney, once an agent for Reserve Fund Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati, collected on a policy after leaving the company and began his sentence in January 1907 at the penitentiary.
A fragment discusses how appraised values do not raise duty rates and notes a privilege to pay duty on less than invoice value. It cites right to deduct from the invoice value and mentions the concept of deducting amounts already stated.
An advertisement proclaims La Grippe as epidemic catarrh affecting all classes and nations. It asserts Peruna cures catarrh in every phase and stage, calling it the most effective remedy and citing numerous testimonials from The Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. on file.
In Clarksville Tennessee two Black men Tony Allen and Walter Watkins alias Frog Bye were killed by night guard Shanklin during an attempted dynamite attack on Hayes-Sory Tobacco Company factory. The door was soaked with coal oil and four sticks of dynamite placed to blow the building. A third man was wounded and fled. a possible accomplice was seen near the scene.
The District Board of the Burley Tobacco Society adjourned today in Winchester after a brief session. It was decided to reconvene February 11 to decide financing for the 1907 crop.
Attorney William Barry for adverse interests protested against charges against Judge Grosscup in the Chicago Traction case petition. He asked the statements be struck as scandalous or, if not, entered on the records with the charge. The protest followed quotations from the petitions.
Obituaries report the deaths of George E Bowden a Virginia Republican leader and former congressman. Sylvester W McMaster a pioneer in Rock Island. Jacob W Davis inventor of copper riveted clothing in San Francisco. Charles Alfred Welch Harvard graduate and lawyer. George R Haynes Ohio judge. and James F Bates longtime Record Herald staff member in Chicago.
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