Joseph A Miller Dies in Germany While At Marienbad
Joseph A Miller secretary of the Ohio Brewers Association died in Marienbad Germany from a complication of diseases after traveling to Europe for rheumatism treatment. He was a prominent legislative agent for Ohio brewers and well known in state politics.
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Marienbad
Commercal Tribune
Columbus
Joseph Miller
Ohio Brewers ‘Association
Germany
Brewers of Ohio
Miller
Europe
William Bcheneck
Bad
Ohio Brewers
Cincinnati Brewers’ Exchange
Kentucky Brewers’ Exchange
West Brewers’ Association
Louis J. Hauck
Rutland Flats
Clifton
Prohibitionists Split Over Antisaloon League Influence in Ohio
Dr. Aaron S. Watkins of Ada leads a push to align the Prohibition State Convention with the Antisaloon League favoring a local option plank. Mayor G. L. Case backs closer ties while party leaders oppose. The convention, called by State Chairman F. M. McCartney, meets August 1 in Columbus with 568 delegates.
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Dr. Watkins
G. L. Case
Cleveland
Antisaloon League
F. M. McCartney
Columbus
Hawk
Dublina
John G. Woolley
New York
M. J. Fanning
Philadelphia
Typhoid Hits Naval Academy Plebes
Three members of the new fourth class at the Naval Academy are confined in the academy hospital with typhoid fever. They are Eugene Thorp of Louisiana J Smith of Ohio and Edward Webb of Louisiana. They fell ill aboard the practice ship Severn during a recent cruise with 100 plebes. The Standish tug moved them to Solomon's Island then back to the academy for care.
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Commercial Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Eugene Thorp
Louisiana
Ohio
Edward Webb
Losiana
Severn
Standish
Solomon's Island
The
Thaw Case Updates With O Mara at Tombs
Roger O Mara former Pittsburg police chief now working for Harry K Thaw met with Thaw and his wife in New York to discuss letters from Mrs Holman to Stanford White. Justice McLean ordered Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge to hand over Thaw papers to Clifford W Hartridge. No opposition to the motion.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
O'Mara
Tombs
McLean
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Clifford W. Hartridge
Americans Awarded Legion of Honor in Paris
The French Foreign Office announces that Cross of the Legion of Honor is awarded to Americans Henry C. Richard former President of the American Chamber of Commerce Walter Gay artist living in Paris James Deering of Chicago as Officers Chevaliers awarded to Dr Ernest Laplace of Philadelphia and Walter Berry attorney of the United States Supreme Court in Washington.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Henry C. Richard
American Chamber of Commerce
Walter Gay
James Deering
Chicago
Chevaliers
Ernest Laplace
Philadelphia
Walter Berry
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Murderer Attacks Guards at Ohio Death Chamber
Butler Styles, a condemned black murderer, attacked five guards as he was led from the penitentiary death chamber to the bathtub. Four guards restrained him, inflicting three deep head wounds. Styles, who had feigned insanity, appeared rational after wounds dressed. He awaits execution in September.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Butler Styles
Moorehead
Styles
Hartje Divorce Case Seeks Answers In Rebuttal Testimony
Pittsburg July 23 Testimony in rebuttal began in the Hartje divorce as Mrs Hartje's counsel closed their case Letters involving Helen Scott and Tom Madine were offered from Madine's room in the Hartje stable Expert Frazer testified the writer of Dear Susie letter matched authorship of Standard S which names Mrs Hartje Court admitted the letters as evidence but noted limited weight The defense rested and Mrs Mary Scott Hartje denied hotel line charges while opposing witnesses were challenged A rumor says coachman Hooe may testify before case closes
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Hartje
Helen Scott
Tom *Madine
Libellant
Madine
Scott
Tom
John Freeman
Percifor Frazer
Frazer
Susie
Mary Scott Hartje
Fraser
Abellant
Watson Street
Clifford Hooe
Hooe
John L. Welshon
Young Girl Fatally Injured After Terrace Park Swing Fall
Ellen Tompkin, 16, of 1210 West Front Street, during a Fresh Air Home outing at Terrace Park, fell from a swing yesterday evening. She was taken to City Hospital at 12:30 a m with a spine fracture and given little chance of recovery by Dr Osmond.
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Ellen Tompkin
West Front Street
Terrace Park
City Hospital
Osmond
Oldest Postal Employee Dead In Louisville
John Dedrick Strassburg 88 died of senility at his home 40 Washington street after 63 years of continuous service in the Louisville post office. Appointed March 6 1843, he served under fifteen presidents and never drank or smoked in years. He rarely left home and attended a theater only once.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
John Dedrick Strassburg
United States
Washington Street
Tyler
Longworths Thrown From Auto Near Wurzburg
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth escaped injury after their car went off the road near Wurzburg. The steering failed near a rut, sending the automobile into a ditch. They reached Bayreuth by train in time for the opera opening.
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Longworth
Rockefeller not to be arrested on arrival in New York
Findlay Ohio July 23 John D Rockefeller will not be arrested when he lands in New York. Attorney Troup representing Rockefeller obtained permission from Prosecutor David and Probate Judge Banker to enter Rockefeller's appearance in court. Sheriff Groves still has the warrant but will not attempt service due to the developments.
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John D. Rockefeller
New
Troup
Bowling Green, O
Rockefeller
David
Banker
Groves
Girl Dies From Diet of Pickles in Weight Loss Plan
In St Louis on July 23, Miss Annie Gros, 2% years old, died after a long diet of pickles and vinegar aimed at shedding pounds. Post mortem shows her stomach walls nearly eroded. she collapsed while drinking water.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Annie Gros
Parliament Manifesto From Russia Demands Popular Representation
The text, issued by trusted representatives, declares the dissolution of Parliament on July 21 and calls for compulsory land expropriation of church and crown lands to peasants. It warns seven months without a Parliament, urges refusals to taxes or military service, and pledges to stand with citizens in the struggle for an imperial assembly.
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Viborg
Finland
Russia
Sinha
Kopeck
Council of Ministers
Council of the Empire
Boys Tell Story To Investigators Of Refuge Home
The House of Refuge investigation began yesterday with several witnesses examined. Superintendent Allison and Assistant Superintendent Costello denied harsh punishment was used, saying any discipline was with approval of the officials. The DeNights said James, 8, was whipped, leaving welts. The Mayor's commission met to outline its duties and powers, then conferred with the Mayor to define the investigation scope. Superintendent Allison described the organization and officers of the home, noting about 450 inmates with roughly a third committed.
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Refuge
House of Refuge
Allison
Costello
William DeNight
Hugh McMillan
DeNights
James
Guard Schutt
Rufus B. Smith
Max Senior
George A. Thayer
Mr. Smith
Interparliamentary Union Opens Fourteenth Conference in London
The Interparliamentary Union holds its fourteenth conference at the Royal Gallery in Westminster with about 500 delegates. Richard Bartholdt chairs the American delegation while William J. Bryan sits on the platform. Premier Campbell Bannerman lauds King Edward as a peace advocate and hails the Russian Parliament, praising Emperor Nicholas for peace efforts. The crowd cheers as La Douma phrase is invoked and hopes rise for a Hague peace act submitting disputes to the tribunal.
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London
The
Interparliamentary Union
Royal Gallery
Palace of Westminster
Richard Bartholdt
William J. Bryan
Lord Werdale
Roosevelt
Campbell Bannerman
Edward
Nicholas
Hague
Seditious Appeal by Douma May Spell Jail and Money
Russia deepens crisis as Viborg deputies publish an appeal calling people to cease funding the government and repudiate loans. Police seal presses in St Petersburg while Sedelnikoff and Lyn await rebel delegates. Provisional government ideas circulate as upper house prorogation looms.
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Douma
ST. Petersburg
Viborg
M. Sedelnikoff
M. Lyn
Finland
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Ada
Prohibition
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