Troops Called For Peacekeeping Duty At Sycamore Wharf
Major Charles Becht will command the troops at the foot of Sycamore Street to cooperate with civil authorities in preserving peace and repelling night riders if needed. Company A and I officers named. muster rolls list sergeants, corporals, and many privates with assignments and expected two weeks of field duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Charles Becht
Adjutant General’s Staff
Hake
Robert L. Dunning
Philip Weiss
Clarence J. Kley
Charles H. Cook
Albert Beebe
Lebert H. Weir
Arthur Dahand
Henry Frech
Ward L. Kennedy
Walter C. Ballard
A. J. Doetmah
Fred Warren
Raymond McGuire
John Graphy
Alois Kliffel
M. Kreene
Robert Kelly
John Stoker
Solomon Uhlfelder
Ray Wilson
Philip Bliss
A. F. Kliffel
Sam Harris
William O'Riley
Charles F. Bershoff
Henry Lewis
John Staker
Robert Harris
Louis Dahman
William Wilkes
Charles Harris
A. J. Doerman
Robert A. Kelly
Isaac Graff
Kuck
Gustav Barrow
Frank Kues
George Shobel
Harry Thiessen
Martin Meehan, Jr
Thomas McKee
Floyd Kres
Joseph B. Kilgour
Harry Pressner
Albert C. Ellig
Joseph Newman
Robert Hartman
Clifford Findly
Louis Harbaugh
George Sigmund
George Adamson
Charles R. Beebe
Milton B. Johnson
John G. Meier
Turkish Warships Bombard Native Towns near Samos
Austrian guardship Taurus arrives at Samos after a protest by an Austrian subject. Refugees report Turkish flag replaces the Samos banner over the Governor's Palace and that, before occupying Vathy, Turkish warships bombarded the heights and drove out the inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Taurus
Samos
Vathy
Turmoil in Samos Prompts Possible Commission
June report from Constantinople notes lack of news from Vathy after a revolt on Samos. British and French embassies press for no change in the island’s status and for Turkish troops to depart once order is restored. The Turkish government has proposed assurances and a commission may be sent to verify the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultan
Constantinople
Vathy
Samos
Porte
Prisoners on Barge Capsizes Drowning 89 in Amur River
EKHABAROVSK Asiatic Russia June 1 A large barge laden with Chinese Prisoners has capsized in the Amur River. Ninety eight persons were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amur
Ekhabarovsk
Russia
Former President Cleveland Returns Home to Princeton
Former President Kier Cleveland and his wife say he is very well and getting along, though not fully recovered. They arrived in Princeton after returning from Lakewood and plan to stay for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. Jy
Kier Cleveland
Lakewood
N.s
Hamilton Minister to Wed in Autumn
Announcement was made today of the engagement of the Rev. Harry G. Finney, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, to Miss Helen Weld of Minneapolis. The wedding will occur in the autumn. Finney came to Hamilton from Minneapolis several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Harry G. Finney
Westminster Presbyterian Church
City
Helen Weld
Thomas H. Weld
Minneapolis
Finney
Drowned Boy Falls From Ferry Boat at Ironton
Charley Hoff man, 14, fell from the Chesapeake and Ohio ferry boat Ironton this morning while sleepy and could not be saved. His body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ironton, C
Charley Hoffman
Self defense claim in Gaston Philip murder trial
Principal witness in the trial of Gaston Philip testifies he shot cab driver Frank Mac Aboy in self defense after Mac Aboy demanded $150 and threatened harm. Acquaintances described Mac Aboy as a fighter quick to quarrel. The defense introduces a pair of dice found on Mac Aboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaston Philip
Frank MacAboy
Philip
MacAboy
Arlington Hotel
Peter Taylor
the Arlington
Vaderland Steamer’s Accident Declared Very Slight
Antwerp June 1 The Red Star Line steamer Vaderland’s reported mishap is only a minor machinery disarrangement. The vessel went ashore rumors proved unfounded and she returned to Flushing after repairs then sailed to Dover at 1015 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Red Star Line
Vaderland
Flushing
Dover
Vader land steamer arrives in Dover for New York
The steamer Vader land arrived in Dover shortly after 4 o clock this afternoon and after taking on passengers she proceeded for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Vaderland
New York
Fire Erupts at Keith's Theater Causes Panic
In Cleveland Ohio June 1 a matinee fire broke out at Keith's Theater prompting a panic. Manager Daniels reassured the audience and calm returned with no injuries reported. Actor Eugene Jepson died of heart disease in his dressing room as alarms rang. flames were controlled within thirty minutes and damage was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Keith
Daniels
Eugene Jepson
Loomis Selected for 1912 Tokyo Exposition Commission
Washington June 1 Secretary Root names the U S commission to represent the United States at the Tokyo Exposition of 1912. General of the commission is Francis B Loomis with Frederick J W Skiff and Francis D Miller as members. The first task is choosing a secretary and staff from many applicants, with John Gallan O Laughlin tipped as likely secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
United States
Francis B. Loomis
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Field Museum
Chicago
Francis D. Miller
John Gallan O’laughlin
Publisher Clay R. Weaver Dies By Poison Action
Coffeyville Kansas June 1 Clay R Weaver publisher of the Cedarvale Commercial committed death by own action last night by taking poison He was a member of a Kansas regiment in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville, Kan
Clay R. Weaver
Cedarvale
Kan
Weaver
Kansas
Obituaries of Dr James E Marlay and Clarence Asbey
Dr James E Marlay a prominent Springfield Illinois physician died yesterday of pneumonia in Springville Indiana while visiting relatives. Clarence Asbey 61 died yesterday in South Bend Indiana after a two year illness. Asbey for almost twenty years toured worldwide with P T Barnum s Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Marlay
Springfield
Springville
Ind
Clarence Asbey
South Bend
Asbey
P.T. Barnum
Sullivan Named State Superintendent of Public Printing
Governor Harris named John L. Sullivan of St Marys as State Supervisor of Public Printing to replace J W Johnson. Marvin E Fornshell was chosen as Chief Deputy. W H Phipps announced deputies Sherman Williams and W M Kerr as Deputy Oil Inspectors. Rogers eyed for State Fire Marshal post. Hollenbeck resists, leaders unsatisfied with plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
John L. Sullivan
St. Marys
J. W. Johnson
Sullivan
Marvin E. Fornshell
W. H. Phipps
Sherman Williams
Hamilton
W. M. Kerr
Steubenville
Marietta
W. S. Rogers
Cleveland
Robbers dynamite bank in Kandad Cuba
Four men robbed the State Bank of Cuba Cuba Kan June 1 and escaped with 6000 to 8000 dollars after a fight with citizens. No one was shot. They fled on a handcar toward Belleville leaving masked identities and a wrecked vault. John Tohler cashier lives nearby and alerted locals. Posses pursue the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Kan
State Bank of
John Tohler
Rock Island
Belleville
Ceiling Collapse Injures diners at Becker Hotel in Dayton
A false ceiling collapsed in the Becker Hotel dining room at noon causing serious injuries to Emil F. Friddell of Columbus who endured leg and shoulder fractures and internal injuries. H Cc Weinrich of Philadelphia suffered head and shoulder cuts. W L Koch of Xenia broke an ankle. L M Davidson of Cincinnati warned diners. fifty people escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Becker
L. M. Davidson
Cincinnati
Emil F. Friddell
Columbus
Ohio Woman Crushed as Train Hits Buggy at Crossing
Mrs. A. Shive, 48, of Salem, was probably fatally injured when a Pennsylvania special train bound for Pittsburgh struck a buggy at a crossing. The horse bolted, the horse and buggy were dragged, and the woman suffered a crushed skull and internal injuries. Watchman Brighden leapt clear to avoid harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Salem
A. Shive
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Brighden
Kentuckian Kills Child in Domestic Tragedy
In Sergent Kentucky Otto Hartt a young farmer during a Tuesday night fight with his wife shot and killed his eight year old stepdaughter who clung to her mother. Hartt drank and cannot recall the event today. He laments the tragedy and may be arrested as the wife lies badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Sergent
Isom
Lower Rockhouse Creek
Otto Hartt
Hartt
Ohio woman seeks divorce in Hamilton court
Mrs Louise Wack Haley of a Butler County family sues for divorce from Thomas P Haley of Dayton Ohio. She alleges he abused her during a critical illness and refused surgical aid or hospital care. Her parents funded the operation and she seeks alimony supported by his Dayton property and income over 150 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Louise Wack Haley
Butler County
Thomas P. Haley
Dayton
Bishops Assigned as General Conference Concludes
The Twenty-fifth Quadrennial General Conference closes with Bishop Warren offering the benediction. Bishop Bristol delivers a prayer as assignments are announced covering numerous U S states and missions including Alaska Arizona California and more. The Assembly thanks the bishop staff and minutes are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Anderson
Alaska
East Oklahoma
Smith
Arizona
California
Warren
Atlantic
Baltimore
Newark
Ohio
Tennessee
Cypdnston
Austin
Gulf
Iowa
Quayle
Black Hills
McIntyre
Blue Ridge
Hast
Holston
Goodsell
Nielson
Illinois
Berry
Chicago
Neely
St. Louis
Indiana
Pittsburg
Savannah
South Carolina
Hamilton
Oregon
Puget Sound
Hughes
Texas
West Texas
Upper
Lewis
Bristol
Presbyterians debate assembly plans and mission reports
The United Presbyterian General Assembly in Pittsburg considered numerous reports including seminaries student declines and a proposed ministerial pension fund. Missionary appointments to Soudan India and Egypt were recommended, with $190 278.79 collected and a $8 800.02 balance in the foreign missions treasury. Evangelist Billy Sunday spoke on ministerial adequacy, criticizing clergy while urging reform of seminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian General Assembly
W. T. Campbell
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
Knoxville
Tenn
Board of Foreign Missions
Fannie Bradford
Dc. C. Adams
C. B. Guthrie
Soudan
Hazel Bennett
Euphemia Young
Laura Hamilton
J. H. Stewart
India
Mary Kerr
Eula McClenahan
Harvey Phillip
Daisy Griggs
AMA Convention Opens in Chicago Amid Dealings on Medical Colleges
The American Medical Association opened in Chicago with 7,000 delegates. A committee report will attack cheap medical colleges and rate colleges by failure rates, urging action against those over 20 percent. Dr. Joseph D. Bryant called for high moral standards and a standing ethics committee, cautioning against vivisection bans and backing Roosevelt on resource preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Committee On Education
Joseph D. Bryant
New York
Association
Bryant
Roosevelt
Miami Medical College marks golden jubilee and 48th commencement
Alumni celebrate 50 years of Dr William H Taylor teaching at Miami Medical College with a noon banquet for 400 graduates from many cities. The 48th annual commencement at the Scottish Rite Cathedral featured speeches by Dr A L Knight and Dr Taylor, plus diplomas to graduates including William R Abbott and Stanley B Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
William H. Taylor
Miami Medical College
Zoo
William H. Campbell
Cincinnati
E. M. Craig
Norwood
A. L. Knight
Taylor
Miami
A. J. Markley
John C. Oliver
Lewis M. Hosea
Charles C. Miller
Lima College
Hofer
Orchestra
William R. Abbott
Cincinnati Hospital
Stanley B. Andrews
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
William E. Blair
Christ Hospital
Miss Mae Roxie Brenner
Malcolm Bronson
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
David Bussdicker
Speers Hospital
William
Harold Dane Fitch
Joseph Eichberg
Daniel Millikin
C. O. Probst
J. M. Withrow
N. P. Dandridge
Lamphere murder case defense outlined after confession doubts
In Laporte Indiana Sheriff Smutzer returns from Texas where he investigated Julius Truelson Jr who claimed to be an accomplice of Mrs Gunness. The confession is repudiated as a bid to avoid forgery charges and Lamphere's defense vows to prove Gun ness alive with letters expected to confirm contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truelson
Jonathan G. Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Smutzer
Herman W. Worden
Ray Lamphere
Police Protest In Toledo Larceny Case For Mrs Castle
Elmer Schoneberger and Maude Schoneberger alias Virginia J Schoneberger alias Mrs Maude Castle were arraigned in Police Court after transfer from Toledo to the city. Judge Lueders continued the case to June 6 amid a movement to release Mrs Castle due to her delicate condition. Mrs Ida H Hilty of the Toledo Girls Home visited the detention site while police remained opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schoneberger
Maude Schoneberger
Virginia J. Schoneberger
Maude Castle
Toledo
Lueders
Ida H. Hilty
Boy's nap baffles cops in Dayton street search
Isaac Eddy, age four, from the Episcopal Home at Dayton street and Freeman avenue, vanished around 5 PM. Police scoured the city all night until about 9 PM when a small head emerged from under a sofa in the home and the boy crawled out, having fallen asleep there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Eddy
Episcopal Home
Dayton Street
Freeman Avenue
Isaac
Teamster Injured After Stable Horse Kick at Early & Daniels
Henry Mead a 56 year old teamster of 147 West Eighth street is in a very serious condition in City Hospital after being kicked by a horse in the stable of Early & Daniels on Sixth street near Harriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mead
West Eighth Street
City Hospital
Early & Daniels
Sixth Street
Harriet
Revival ministers clash over immigration and Americanism
The Rev C A Rhodes addressing the Baptist Ministers Association of Greater New York at Madison Avenue denounced immigrant influence on Christianity and Americanism in major cities. He argued the West shows more conservatism and respect for religious ideas than the East, citing Portland Oregon as a model. He contended Americans make up 8 percent of Portland’s population and guided Baptist convention leadership. The Rev E A Woods of Somerville New Jersey challenged religious periodicals for favorable reviews of trivial books and urged readers to trust stellar pages for quality critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
C. A. Rhodes
Baptist Ministers’ Association of
Greater New York
Madison Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
East
Portland
Ofc
Baptist Convention
E. A. Woods
Somerville
N. J
Baptist Church
Synod declines to abolish football at Geneva College
The Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, meeting in Philadelphia, discussed football at Geneva College Beaver Falls Pa and declined to adopt a resolution calling for abolition. The resolution was laid on the table as supporters argued the game aided the college. The synod will reconvene in Chicago next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Home Missions
Buckley
Committee On Ecumenical Council
Board of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ecumenical Council In
America
Philadelphia
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Synog
Chicago
Two Cunarders Break Records
The Cunard Liner Mauretania set a record from Queenstown to New York covering 2890 knots in four days 20 hours 15 minutes at 24.86 knots, beating sister Lusitania by seven minutes while sailing with three of four propellers. Lusitania later broke its eastbound record New York to Queenstown in five days four hours three minutes, two hours forty three minutes faster than its prior best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cunard
Queenstown
Cunard Line Company
Lusitania
Liverpool
Phi Beta Kappa Day at University of Cincinnati
Public meeting in McMicken Hall features Rev. Washington Gladden delivering the oration followed by officer elections. A banquet and initiations conclude the Phi Beta Kappa Day events. The next evening seniors stage Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Cincinnati
Washington Gladden
McMicken Hall
Oscar Wilde
Missing 14 year old son reported by mother
The mother of Oscar Gebloke 14 at 2555 Circle Avenue reported to police yesterday that her son is missing from home seeking public help to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gebloke
Circle Avenue
Truelson Family Sees Gunness Confession as Delusion
Julius G. Truelson whose alleged Gunness farm confession and retraction were made public today is believed by his family to be mentally unsound. His brother Harry says Julius has been unstable since a trolley-car crash five years ago and that the story cannot be true as Julius was jailed in Elmira Reformatory when the confession allegedly occurred. The Truelsons, in modest means, say they have exhausted efforts to reform him and will not assist further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius G. Truelson
Gunness Farm
Harry
Julius
Broadway
Elmira Reformatory
Young Truelson
Rochester Woman Claims Niece Mae O’Reilly Alive in New York
Mrs John Doyle of Rochester says her niece Mae O’Reilly married a man named Truelson of New York City. She declares Mae is alive and well in New York and that she expects her to visit Rochester for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
John Doyle
Mae O'Reilly
Truelson
New York City
New York
Mrs Hyde Praises Cuticura for Daughters Heal and Hair Return
Mrs T W Hyde of Brentwood Essex recounts a long battle with a severe scalp eruption in her daughter Adelaide. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Pills were used and the disease subsided rapidly with hair regrowth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
T. W. Hyde
Qngar Place
Brentwood
Essex
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Island of
Harry Finney
Sleepy Boy
Cadman
Sul
Red Star Liner
Loomis
Vorys
Rogers
Cleveland Republican Organization
H. W. Daugherty
Harlan Hollenbeck
Kandad
Bay
White Bandits
Tohler
Asien
Cincinnatian
Haley
M. E. General Conference
Bishop Moore
Kentucky
Moore
Colorado
McDowell
Columbia River
Idaho
Dakota
Wilson
Des’ Moines
Spellmeyer
Detroit
Erie
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Missouri
Montana
Woking
Nebra
Nebraska
Nevada
Pacific
Southern
New Mexico
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Cranston
Billy” Sunday
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Sharon
Here
Doctors’ Committee On Education
Truelson, Jr
Mae Frances O'Reilly
Lamphere
Laporte
Vernon
Tex
Boy
Lad
Geon
Mauretania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!