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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1907

Page

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Haywood Trial Heads Toward End as New Evidence Emerges

Boise July 14 The Haywood trial nears completion with the defense presenting new evidence about Orchard amid claims of a conspiracy by Western Federation of Miners leaders to terrorize opponents. Prosecutors plan to counter Orchard while Judge Wood warns against more delays as rebuttal proceeds. McGee’s arrest and expected arrival add fresh twists to the case in Idaho.

Commercial Tribune Boise Idaho William D. Haywood Western Federation of Miners Wood West United States Harry Orchard Charles H. Moyer Western Federation Colorado Orchard Steunenberg Haywood Moyer I. L. McGee North Denver McGee Clarence Darrow Spokane Canada

Experts Split Over Municipal Plants Review

The National Civic Federation reports two writers harshly criticize municipal ownership while two others defend it. Clark and Edgard say public ownership has failed where tested, while Parsons and Bemis argue private ownership causes crises and municipalization could improve cities.

Commercial Tribune New York National Civic Federation Municipal Ownership Commission United States Commission Walton Clark United Gas Improvement Company Philadelphia Charles L. Edgard Edison Electric and ‘Illuminating’ Company Boston Messrs Clark Edgar Prof. Parsons Mr. Bemis Bemis Public ‘Service Parsons Gladstone Roosevelt Clark and Public Ownership Commission National Civic Federation Great Britain

Elk Parade Sets Philadelphia Trip Theme On to Victory

The Cincinnati Elks left for Philadelphia amid a parade through Elm Street and a colorful send off. Hon. August Herrmann received a $800 Elks badge, presented by Thomas Cogan, in thanks for organizing the trip. A festive float and Misses ride on a $1,200 New York constructed float highlighted the departure. In Washington Senator Elkins predicted Cortelyou’s rising chances and urged enforcement of existing railroad laws.

Elks August Herrmann Philadelphia Thomas Cogan Herrmann Derrmann Buffalo Cincinnati Lodge Cincinnati Linge Queen City Elk Elks’ Temple Elm Street Ninth Pennsylvania Depot Pearl Butler Temple Weber New York City Oes Hkdiak Commercial Tribune Washington Senator Elkins West Virginia Senate Committee Interstate Commerce George B. Cortelyou the Treasury New York Roosevelt Elkins Cortelyou New York State York State Ataiapper Interstate Commerce Commission Edward H. Harriman Harriman Franklin K. Lane Commission Congress Lane

Attempted assassination marred French Bastille Day parade

Leon Maille a Havre naval reservist fired twice at President Fallieres on the Champs Elysees during a public fete. He was arrested as crowds resisted lynching and anti militarist demonstrations disrupted Paris celebrations. Authorities fear zeal for reform spurred the act.

Paris President Fallieres Leon Maille Havre Maille France Avenue Des Champs Elysees Longchamps Clemenceau M. Lanes Landau Bois de Boulogne Champs Elysees Fallieres l’Armee Lesueur Street Mapio Toulon Montpelier Brest Tuileries Seine Place du Trocadero

Central American Troops Mobilizing

The State Department reports unconfirmed dispatches that Guatemala and El Salvador have joined forces and are mobilizing troops in case of possible action against the Nicaragua government.

Guatemala Salvador Commercial Tribune Washington State Department Nicaragua

Feudists Gather in Sandy Hook for Trial of Hargis Case

Feudist clans from Breathitt County converge on Sandy Hook Ky to support or oppose Judge James Hargis as the trial for alleged complicity in the Dr B D Cox assassination moves forward. Witnesses arrive from Jackson and along mountain routes as Special Judge Moory considers remanding the case for Breathitt County trial.

Hargis Commercial Tribune Sandy Hook Breathitt County James Hargis B. D. Cox Jackson Commonwealth W. B. Moory Beach Hargis Alexander H. Hargis W.E. Young O. H. Pollard

Women Workers Rally for Soon Voting Rights

Women factory workers from Pennsylvania New York Connecticut and New Jersey met in New York under the Women's Trade Union League. Mrs Harriet S Blatch and Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes declared that a ballot for women is coming soon and emphasized that factory girls will win suffrage with practical, daily effort.

Commercial Tribune New York Pennsylvania Connecticut New Jersey Women's Trade Union League Harriet S. Blatch Rose Pastor Stokes Blateh

Father and son fight ends with abdomen stab wound

Michael Harford, 63, of 418 Butler Street, was stabbed in the abdomen by his son Edward after a quarrel. Edward fled to City Hospital with his father and was released after the victim pleaded for his son’s release. The wound was perforating and surgery was performed. the victim may recover.

Michael Harford Butler Street Second District Edward Harford

Yamamoto Expresses Gratitude for American Welcome

New York reports Admiral Baron Yamamoto thanks New York friends before departing for New England. He says his stay helped elicit sentiments of international amity and praises the press for its kindness. He notes pride in America’s welcome and a friendly stance between Japan and the United States.

Commercial Tribune New York New England Baron Yamamoto Captan Kato Yamamoto America Japan United States Ace

Your Newspaper Follows You Promotion

A notice urges readers to update vacation address with The Commercial Tribune for timely delivery and to inform the Circulation Department if the paper does not arrive on schedule.

Commercial Tribune Commercial Tribune Circulation Department

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