Fleischmann Balloon Flight Over Cincinnati in Ten Mile Voyage
Colonel Fleischmann and aeronaut Leo Stevens completed a ten mile balloon trip from Oakley landing near the Little Miami River. The ascent reached 5000 feet with clear views of Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Fleischmann hailed the voyage as a success and planned future flights with Stevens.
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Haywood Denies Orchard Charges End 15 WN Light
William D. Haywood, accused of murdering Frank Steunenberg, testified for six hours as cross examination by Senator Borah concluded. The defense nears closing as the State prepares rebuttal, with a verdict possibly within two weeks. In a separate Philippine matter, Taft and Catholic Church representatives agreed on property rights including San Jose hospitals and Santa Potenciana, ending lengthy litigation and detailing bank issuance and taxation terms.
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William D. Haywood
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Mr. Richardson
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Permis
Longworths Expected in Frisco for Coast Visit
Representative Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth former Miss Alice Roosevelt are due in San Francisco to stay several days. They will be hosted by Senator Perkins Representative Knowland and Secretary Metcalf with plans to visit various parts of the state and be guests at the Fairmont Hotel.
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Knowland
Navy Metcalf
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Fairmont Hotel
Enjoy Journey to the Big Exposition
The Commercial Tribune party arrived at the Exposition grounds in Norfolk Virginia on July 12 in good health and spirits. They stayed at the Inside Inn with excellent accommodations and reported smooth travel by the B and O S W line from Cincinnati. They viewed the electrical display around Lee Field and looked forward to a week of sightseeing.
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Forlorn mother kills three babes in Kentucky tragedy
In Lexington on July 12 Mrs Silas Whitton of Lusby Owens County killed her three young children and then died by suicide after her husband left. The bodies were found in the bed beside her.
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Lexington
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Lusby
Owens County
Herates
Governor asks Burton to resign from Ohio penitentiary post
CommerciaL Tribune reports Governor Harris mailed a resignation request to Thomp Burton, member of the Ohio penitentiary Board of Managers, in Columbus. Burton’s fate unsettled as replacements may come from Northeastern or Southeastern Ohio, with Captain Coleman Gilliland a rumored candidate from Portsmouth.
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Commercial Tribune
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Ohio Penitentiary
Youngstown
Michigan
Burton
Coleman Gilliland
Gilliland
Portamouth
Your Newspaper Follows You to Vacation Address
An advertisement urges readers to have The Commercial Tribune mailed to a vacation address and to promptly report late or missing deliveries to the Circulation Department, with flexible address changes allowed.
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United States Second in World Naval Power Debate
London dispatch analyzes naval build rates and fleet readiness across Britain France Germany and the United States. It cites Sir William White and Dilke figures forecasting battleship classes and cruisers through 1910 and argues Britain maintains overall lead or parity depending on counted ship types.
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London Times
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Royal Navy
Germany
United States
Michigan
South Carolina
Robertson
Arthur Lee
Great Britain
Dilke
White
France
Britain
Japanese Baron Yamamoto Trusted Visit With Roosevelt
Admiral Yamamoto met President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill during a private luncheon to discuss Pacific coast tensions and reinforce good will between Japan and the United States. The party then toured Oyster Bay and planned further engagements in Philadelphia Boston and Montreal en route to Seattle.
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Gen. Grant
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Boston
Montreal
Seattle
Navy ships to Pacific Coast dock facilities debated
Dispatch from Washington reports Navy Department gossip on docking capacity for Atlantic fleet battleships visiting the Pacific Coast. Officials expect a long voyage around Cape Horn may require extensive overhauling and question where the ships can be serviced with only Puget Sound’s single suitable dock available on the Pacific.
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