Farewell Banquet for Walter Calloway Hosted by C. H. & D.
City passengers agent George Porter and others join Walter B. Calloway in a farewell banquet at Woodsdale Island on the Big Four line. Calloway resigns for a better post. George A. McDonald of Atlanta succeeds him. The C. H. & D. staff will travel on a special train to Woodsdale.
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George P. Porter
The
Big Four
Lewis M. Webb
Walter B. Calloway
Road
Woodsdale Island
Calloway
George A. McDonald
Atlanta
H. & D. Hustlers
Woodsdale
Hamilton
Man Claims to be Helen Gould Husband in Alien Case
A 64 year old man, identified as J H Anderson of Kansas, with a volunteer soldier shield, is held at White Plains awaiting alienist examination for harassing Helen Gould. He asserts he married Miss Gould ten years ago and has written her many letters.
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New York
J. H. Anderson
Indiana Volunteer Cavalry
White Plains
Helen Gould
Anderson
Miss Gould
Kansas
Tenfold brains contest offers 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars
The ad promotes a contest inviting readers to gather input from nine friends to pool brains and submit estimates, claiming tenfold opportunity to win one of 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars.
Columbus Firms File Incorporation Papers
A Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune notes several Columbus based companies filing incorporation or stock changes. Vermilion Telephone Company lists capital stock at 25 dollars per share. The Investment Banking Company in Columbus raises capital from 25 thousand to 100 thousand dollars. The Manhattan Restaurant Company Cincinnati reduces capital stock from 40 thousand to 10 thousand dollars. The Canton State Bank expands capital stock from 100 thousand to an unspecified amount. Other firms include The Astoria Club in Cincinnati and The Kilbourne Jacobs Company in Columbus.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
The
Secas Piste
Caee Vermilion Telephone Company
Vermilion
Astoria Club
Cincinnati
Hart Waldron
H. W. Lang
L. J. Monroe
J. C. Kraeussey
Robert Bauer
Evangelische Lutherische Ap
Kilbourne-Jacobs Company
Coumbus
Obi
Jersey Co
Ima
Anc
Imre
Stephenson Alley
City of
William Fogarty
Lars
Robert Allison
Weddhgnens
Board of Public Service
A.D
Mt Blackburn Sends Up Boulders
Skagway reports a dramatic volcanic event near Mt Blackburn in Southeastern Alaska. Geologist J C McFarland describes April 11 when the mountain expelled ash and boulders, with dustlike material covering miles of terrain and the peak opening to release smoke and debris. The eruption, not previously thought volcanic, followed a seven week quake, and the area was later found to be heavily altered.
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Seattle
Wash
Times
Skagway
Alaska
J. C. McFarland
Mt. Blackburn
North Pacific Ocean
Muir Glacier
Woman Dies of Carbolic Acid Poisoning in Milk Cup
Kate Cayson 33, a white resident of 304 John Street, died yesterday afternoon from carbolic acid poisoning after drinking milk. Coroner Schwab notes burns inside her mouth and a milk cup showed no acid traces. investigation cites illness and despondency as likely causes. no known relatives.
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Kate Cayson
John Street
Schwab
Harrison Cayson
Covington
Haerr
Patrol 1
Taft Sees Papal Secretary Rampolla in Rome
Governor Taft of the Philippines met Cardinal Rampolla the Papal Secretary of State in Rome with Bishop O Gorman acting as interpreter. Taft suffers tonsillitis with slight fever but is not seriously ill. A London report says Washington seeks to indemnify monks in the Philippines rather than seize their estates and Roosevelt may ask the Holy See to set the indemnity.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Taft
Philippine Islands
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
London
Cabling
Daily Chronicle
Washington
Roosevelt
Holy See
Gasoline stoves cause multiple early morning fires
The Fire Department answered four alarms between 7 and noon yesterday. Theresa Kosterman at 1724 Linn Street and Elmer Berry at 605 West Third Street suffered stove explosions with burn injuries and property losses of 100 and 200 dollars respectively. A varnish shed at Queen City Varnish, 1928 West Eighth Street, burned to incur 500 dollars in losses, insured. Kil yon Rice at 586 Conroy Street faced a house fire from a gasoline stove overflow with 500 dollars damage.
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Theresa Kosterman
Linn Street
Kosterman
Elmer Berry
West Third Street
Queen City Varnish Company
West Eighth Street
Kilyon Rice
Conroy Street
Datmage
Carrie Nation Pardoned by Governor In Smut Case
Topeka Kan June 2 Governor Stanley pardoned Mrs Carrie Nation who was sentenced May 16 in Shawnee County Jail for one month and fined 100 dollars for smut shop fixtures. The fine was remitted and she was freed today.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Shawnee County
Stanley
Molineux Second Trial Set For September 22
Justice Scott in the Criminal branch of the New York Supreme Court fixed September 22 to begin the second trial of Roland B Molineux who is charged with the murder of Mrs. Kate Adams.
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New York
Scott
Supreme Court
Roland B Molineux
Kate Adams
Subscribe to the Commercial Tribune Offer
A promotional notice urges readers to subscribe by sending in an estimate to relieve worry and keep thoughts off any lingering concern about subscription.
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The
Commercial Tribune
June Engaged Couples Fill Probate Court This Month
The June marriage wave brings 24 licenses issued by Marriage License Clerk Ford Bader. Names include Hiram Tone and Mary Springer, Henry Strouse and Florence Lowe, and many others from Locust Corner to Clifton. Rev. Mr. Melish and other officials witness the filings as couples await nuptial records.
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Ford Bader
Hiram D. Tone
Farmer
Locust Corner
Mary E. Springer
Columbia Avenue
Henry N. Strouse
Mechanic
Cutter Street
Florence C. Lowe
Vinton Perin
Avondale
Deborah F. Rawson
Clifton
Melish
Joseph Fischang
Turrill Street
Barbara Fischer
Lakeman Street
Meyer
Joseph G. Davies
Bond Hill
Harriet G. Brand
San Raphael Flats
Mr. Jenkins
Theo. J. Gee
St. Louis
Frances B. Gilbert
Madisonville
Westwood Avenue
Josephine Webbeling
Salem Avenue
Nilip
James B. Williams
New York City
Florence L. Richmond
Park Avenue
Tinsley
Buckner A. Wallingford, Jr
Grandin Road
Anna R. Longworth
Messises and
Guthrie
Walter C. Collins
Ludlow
Arch
Eleanor S. Thorne
Southern Avenue
Rust
Henry H. Hess
Riverside
Mary Chisman
Price Hill Road
Hilson
Edward J. O'Connor
Kirby Avenue
Mary Ryan
Baltimore Avenue
Hickey
Wallace Holzman
Melrose Avenue
Clara Morkum
Philipson
Edward E. Seekamp
Pearl Street
Helen Schwager
Front Street
Poser
Charles Summers
Clermont County
Lula Reidemann
Remington
Lansguard
Leonard Will Not Quit Reformatory
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports Mansfield Reformatory Superintendent Leonard denies resigning to Governor Nash from Detroit. Also notes no plan to raise guard salaries due to legal limits and risk of unauthorized deficiency. Superintendent Coleman of Gallipolis State Hospital resigns July 12. Dr. Coleman’s resignation follows trustee dissatisfaction, with Dr. O Connell acting superintendent.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Leonard
Mansfield Reformatory
Nash
Detroit
Reformatory
Mansfield
Wi. K. Coleman
Gallipolis State Hospital
Coleman
West Union
Rutter
O'Connell
Cincinnati
Supreme Court Rules Bankruptcy Law Constitutional
The Supreme Court held the National bankruptcy law constitutional noting it must be uniform across states and that trustees in each state receive what creditors would have under a non bankruptcy regime. The opinion states Congress may regulate discharge so long as it is not grossly unreasonable, preserving the act’s action. Also mentions a separate $34,000 Estimating Contest with 1,490 prizes and 14,900 chances.
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Washington
Hanover National Bank
New York
Max Moyses
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
United States
Congress
Stockholders Meeting Planned for American Iridium Co
A meeting of stockholders will be held at Room 28 Wiggins Block Fifth and Vine on June 24 at 2 30 p.m. to consider dissolving the corporation and to address other business as may come before the meeting. By order of the directors. CHAS S MAGUIRE Secretary.
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Thern
American Iridium CO
Wiggins Block
Fifth and Vine
Chas
Maguire
Paine's Celery Compound: Promised Cure-All
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the fastest relief for disease and nervous debility. It cites Mrs Mamie Goubler of West Philadelphia praising the tonic after general constitutional breakdown and nervousness, claiming improvement after two bottles and urging others to try it.
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Paine
Nature
Mamie Goubler
Thirty-ninth Street
West Philadelphia
John A. Cain
Miami Lodge Stated Meeting Notice
Miami Lodge No. 4 F and A M holds a stated meeting on June 3 at 7 30 p m Visitors invited Samuel Phillips W M January 21 1 3
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Miami Lodge
A. M
Samuel Phillips
W. M
Funeral Notice for Frederick Horman
Douglass Lodge No 21 K of P officers assemble at hall on June 3 at 1 30 p m to pay last respects to their member Frederick Horman. Edward Rind C C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Lodge
K. OF P
Frederick Horman
Edward Rind
Ohio Guaranty Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
A meeting of the stockholders of The Ohio Guaranty Company will be held at 23 Wiggins Block Cincinnati Ohio on Friday June 20 to decide whether to surrender and abandon the corporate charter. Directors are WM Worthington president and WM Ebersole secretary attest.
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Eugene Zimmerman
New York
Zimmerman
C. N. C. & T. P. Railway Company
Mr. Zimmerman
Spencer
Ohio Guaranty Company
Wiggins
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Plainfield, N. J
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St. Nicholas
H. M. McGill
Pasadena, Cal
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E. Siegel
St. Nicholas Hotel
Michael Ryan
Hot Springs
J. M. Hutton
Kentucky
Charles Buddeke
C. J. Buddeke & Co
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rawn
Baltimore
M. B. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad
C., N. O. & T. P. Railway Company
Isaac R. Hitt
Washington, D. C
Grand Hotel
A. H. Dias
Havana, Cuba
Burnet House
W. E. Pratt
Madison
Ind
Dan C. Turrentine
Gadsden
Ala
A. G. McGill
College Corner
V. 8S
Lytle
Robert A. Agnes
Memphis
A. E. Woodward
Philadelphia
Rochambeau
Count de Rochambeau
M. J. Guillemin
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Walter Maxwell
Palace Hotel
Sixth Street
Ohio
Pope
Fire Department
Molineux
Gallipolis Hospital
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
N. W. Cor
Fourth
Vine Ste
Paine’s
WM. Miller Range CO
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WM. Miller Range. & Furnace Coo
Postoffice Square
John Shillito
Shillato
Madras
Albert H. Mitchell
Reading Road
WM. W. Ebersole & CO
Rendigs-Lothmann CO
Shepard & Wisecup
Neave
Mrs. Farrell
Moses
Ell
Sek Neave
Boston
R. J.mccombs
Baymiller Street
Freeman Creed
City of Cincinnati
Freeman Avenue
Julius and
Josephine Eberie
Mary Holtermann
Louisa Weitzel
Ah Mary
T. Sage Catharine Giandeet
Henry Strefelt
Anna
M. Ricking
H. Jones
Annie Lawler
Gustav Peer
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Mary A. Austin
Herman F. Wiecher
William H. Struve
Dennis Byrnes
Mary Flanagan
Ella C.D. O’donn
John H. Thomas
Obert
Louisa_Henniger
Fred Staatkamp
Willenberg Estate
Wmnneee
Biwes Aeewee
Tee
Geo. F. Holmes
Gobrecht
William Gobrecht
Livingston Street
Grueninger
Wilhelmina
George Grueninger
Hamilton Avenue
Ostendarp
Eliza
Michie Bro Bros. Watches
Diamon
West Fourth Street
Ezeriel & Beraheim CO
Main Street
Erie
R. R
Boston & Return
First Church Christ Scientists
Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Cambridge Springs
Erie BR. R. West Rouresse
Caldwell
LACE
Ccaldwell
West Fourth St
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Longeto
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Loan and Trust Company
T. H. B. McKn
Masonic
Hanselmann Commandery
K T
Order of the Temple
WM. _M. PERIN
John W. Paul
McConnell & Co
Urbana
Christiansburg Detective Association
Mead
Christiansburg, O
Stockholders’ Meeting
Mott Oll,and Company Corporation
West Virginia
Ees
Motton and Gas Company
West Nizginig
Est. Vi
A. M. M'Kenzie
Aan
Chicago
Ill
Icago
San Francisco
Quartermasters Department
Enreven
Ak — Gunatermeeel
Vins
Springfield
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