Prosecutor of Sugar Trust Is College Man
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Henry L Stimson, prosecuting the Sugar Trust, is a college man. He graduated from Phillips Academy Andover in 1883 and Yale in 1888, studied at Harvard Law School, joined Root & Clark in 1893, and later Winthrop & Stimson. He is married and resides at 275 Lexington Avenue, New York.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Henry L Stimson
Phillips’ Academy
Andover
Yale
Harvard Law School
Shermen Evarts
Root & Clark
Root, Howard, Winthrop, & Stimson
Root
Washington
Winthrop & Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Lexington Avenue
O Blow Fire Destroys Cincinnati Carriage Warehouse
A warehouse for the Cincinnati Carriage Manufacturing Company at 0 West Sixth Street was destroyed by a fire last night caused by spontaneous combustion. Dense excelsior smoke hampered efforts as firefighters pulled burning bales from the shed and used multiple streams to extinguish the blaze within an hour. The incident drew attention to a new police patrol auto that responded to the scene.
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Cincinnati Carriage Manufacturing Company
West Sixth Street
Margaret Alley
Tourists Explore Montreal With Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Guests
A group of women tourists from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky explored Montreal in a day trip arranged by The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. They traveled by Canadian Pacific from Toronto to Mount Royal and visited Chateau de Ramezay and Place d'Armes. The Ionian carried them to Quebec after a day of sightseeing and a pleasant welcome telegrams at sea.
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Commercial Tribune
Montreal
Canada
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Canadian Pacific
Toronto
Mount Royal
Broad St. Lawrence
Chateau de Ramezay
Benjamin Franklin
Place d’Armes
England
Ionian
Atlantic
Quebec
Landslide Buries Forty Men at Newport Docks
A landslide at the Newport works for the new docks in Monmouthshire England buries forty men. Initial reports ranged up to 100 casualties with several bodies recovered. Rescue teams report contact with survivors and provisions sent to the trapped workers.
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Newport
Monmouthshire
England
Murder in Imperial Institute Shocks England
London and Calcutta react to the July 2 murders of Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Butt Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Cawas Labaca in London by Indian student Madar Lelof Dhinagri. Premier Asquith denounces the crime as political and calls for vigilance while Scotland Yard tightens surveillance on Indian agitators.
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London
William Butt Curzon Wyllie
Cawas Labaca
Shanghai
Madar Lelof Dhinagri
Imperial Institute
England
Phoenix Park
Great Britain
Viscount Morley
India
House of Commons
Scotland Yard
Lord Morley
Asquith
South Port
Wyllie
Perial Institute
Westminster Policy Court
Lalienca
Hiradoo
Calcutta
India Office
Dhinagr
National Indian Association
Alfred
Lady Lyall
Indian Service
Dhinagri
Wylife
Hindoo
Punjab
Indian House
Pitiful Tale at Trial Affects Women Cliques in Chicago
Ella Gingles testified in Judge Bretano's court defending herself against lace theft charges at the Wellington hotel. She said Miss Agnes Barrette and Mrs Cecilia Kenyon mistreated her at night, and she planned to reveal who urged a life of shame. Supporters include the Women's Christian Temperance Union and several women's groups.
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Chicago
Ella Gingles
Montreal
Canada
Miss Barrette
Cecilia Kenyon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Daughters of the Confederacy
Social Economics Society
Socialist Women of the United States
Irish Choral Society
Catholic Woman's League
Francis Hagen Aid Association
Woodlawn Women’s Club
Slayer of Black Hand Prosecutor Granted Freedom
Vincent Lobono, serving a life term for the murder of Peter Genovez in the French Market, was pardoned by Louisiana's board of pardons. His wife endured persecution tied to the case, fled to Cincinnati, and later returned. a quarantine of support from Cincinnati leaders aided the bid for pardon.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Vincent Lobono
Louisiana Penitentiary
Peter Genovez
State Board of Pardons
Lobono
Black Hand
Genovez
Cincinnati
Genovéz
Ohio
Man Threatens With Imitation Bomb For Ransom
A man entered a house waving a bomb in his hand and demanded a large sum of money. He threatened to explode the device if refused but was overpowered. the bomb turned out to be an imitation.
Cincinnati Sicilians Held for Trial in Banana Society Case
Francisco Spadaro a saloon keeper and Vincenzo Arrigo a fruit dealer both Sicilians were arraigned after a raid by post office inspectors. They face a federal preliminary hearing on charges of conspiring with Salvatore Lima of Marion Ohio and others as members of the Society of Banana to mail extortion letters. Bail set at 5000 each was furnished.
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Spadaro
Arrigo
Francisco Spadaro
West Sixth Street
Vincenzo Arrigo
West Twelfth Street
Post Office
United States
Adler
Salvatore Lima
Marion, C
Society of Banana
John Amicon
Columbus
McPherson
Mouliner
Charles F. Williams
Inspector Oldfield
Marion
Mr. Oldfield
Buffalo
Ohio
Williams
Federal Grand Jury
Toledo
Bonn
W. W. Guffrey
V. Lasita
A. Lasita
R. Lasita
Committee clears East St. Louis meat inspectors
Washington July 2 The Wilson committee found East St. Louis meat inspectors honest and efficient and that no meat was passed unfit for human food The report approved by Secretary Wilson notes no dishonesty by any employee but cites potential harm to foreign markets It orders the summary dismissal of Meat Inspectors Harms and Bischof and Veterinary Inspector Michael
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Washington
Wilson
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
George P. McCabe
Department
J. F. Harms
Federal Meat Inspection Service
East St. Louis
Harmp
Harms
Bischof
Michael
Wright aeroplane mishap ends test at Fort Myer
Wright brothers suffer a motor stoppage during a ninth test flight at Fort Myer. The machine glides to land, strikes a tree, and halves the right wing as Orville Wright notes the motor failed over the shed. Curtiss witnesses the flights and notes speeds around 37 to 40 mph with wind.
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Washington
Wright Aeroplane
Fort Myer
Wright
Dayton
Orville Wright
Orville
Eigonton
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
New York
Mr. Wright
Mr. Curtiss
Tobacco Taxes To Be Increased
Washington reports a Senate Finance subcommittee recommends banning prize coupons in tobacco and snuff and advancing tax increases on most tobacco tariff provisions. Increases cover cut and plug tobacco cigars cigarettes and snuff with farmers twist relief likely rejected. Hugh Campbell opposes the rise arguing it harms independent manufacturers more than the big company.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Hugh Campbell
Richmond
Independent Tobacco Manufacturers’ Association
Beveridge
Tobacco Trust
American Tobacco Company
Interstate Debt Case Goes to Highest Court
The Virginia West Virginia debt case finished hearings before Special Master Littlefield in Richmond. It will be argued in New York on September 21 and presented to the U S Supreme Court at the October term.
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Richmond
Littlefield
New York
Washington
Supreme Court of the United 6
Former Sultan to Face High Court of Justice in Paris
A Constantinople dispatch reports that a court-martial investigating the April 13 revolt has decided to commit ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid for trial before the high court of justice in Paris.
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High Court of Justice
Paris
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Bank Robbers Take $10,000 in Ontario Bank Heist
Three armed men robbed the Bank of Nova Scotia at Rainey River Ont across the river from War Road Minn at noon and escaped with $10,000. The cashier was wounded in the leg as an armed posse pursues them.
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Winnipeg
Man
Nova Scotia
Rainey River
Ont
War Road
Mann
Woman Shoots Herself To Escape From Debts
Harrisburg July 2 Mary Erckins 26 known as Beatrice Scott killed herself to escape debts. She shot through the heart at her Harrisburg home while worrying about financial troubles. Her Tampa, Florida, residence was listed.
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Harrisburg
Mary Erckins
Beatrice Scott
Tampa
Fla
Mackie’s Check Held Worthless In Transit Scam
John Mackie once of Cincinnati now with Columbus Sporting Goods left Columbus on a Pennsylvania train for St Louis accompanied by Lucile Burton who posed as his wife and a 10 year old. Two full fare tickets and one half fare were bought with a check marked no funds. Agent Easter had to cover about 25 dollars. Creditors pursue Mackie while Mrs Mackie in Cincinnati searches for the boy.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John Mackie
Cincinnati
Columbus Sporting Goods Company
St. Louis
Lucile Burton
Mackie
E. M. Easter
Senate votes on income tax amendment in Taft tariff bill
Senate action on a non tax amendment tied to the tariff measure led by Attorney General Wickersham ends with a 60 to 11 vote on the amendment. The debate, featuring Aldrich and Cummins among others, pivots to the income tax provision with a 45 to 31 first ballot result and Lodge withdrawing his amendment.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Senate
Cummins
Ali
Fre
Bailey
Frazier
Texas
Ator McEnery
Louisiana
Republio
Ative
Messrs
Borah
Bristow
Key
Clapp
Dolliver
Jollette
Lodge
Lodge Widrew
Messrs. Bailey and Cummins
Jar
Aldrich
Bacon
Georgia
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Delaware
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Athens
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S. D. Webb
Athens County
State Industrial Home ‘For
Cincinnations
Queen City
Friends
Lobano
Prince
Oldfield
Paggene Houses
Wilbur
Curtiss
Harris & Ewing
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Aeeoplane
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Aids
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Mr. A
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