Moustafa Kamel Pasha and Egypt's Nationalist Rise
Cairo dispatch analyzes Moustafa Kamel Pasha's leadership in the Egyptian Nationalist movement and its decline after his 1908 death. It notes British influence, the khedive's shifting stance, and the religious fervor that fueled early mobilization, contrasting French and British roles in shaping Egyptian self-government.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Cairo
Egypt
Nationalist
Valley of the Nile
Abbas II
Moustafas Kamel Pasha
Moustafa
Consultative Assembly
Mustafa
Moustafa Kamel Pasha
France
Sander
England
al Lewa
Khedive
Sublime Porte
Nile
Gaul
Africa
Lewa
Tunis
Algeria
Hils
Bhidon Gorst
Lord Cromer
Moustafa Kamel
Rasha
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Opens with Large Day Attendance
Tune 22 Seattle reports first day attendance at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition reached 286 by management figures, with daytime crowds exceeding 79,000 before 6 p.m. A heavy rain curtailed evening attendance as a military tournament featuring Fort Lawton Worden soldiers and sailors from the American and Japanese fleets began on the grounds.
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Seattle
Forts Lawton
Worden
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Grounds
Deed Of Trust For Catholic University Declared Invalid
Washington judge rules the 900000 deed of trust made by the late Thomas E Wagman as former treasurer of the Catholic University on Woodley estate invalid. Court says Wagman sought to prioritize the university over other creditors.
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Washington
Catholic University
America
Thomas.e.w2ggaman
Woodley
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Waggaman
Rabies Discussion Highlights State and Federal Roles
Washington June 2 An annual conference of state and territorial health officers and the U S Public Health and Marine Hospital Service discussed how rabies is contracted by bites from skunks wolves and other animals A large chart showed state distributions and officials urged muzzling dogs and restricting roaming cattle and horses A committee was to study prevention and report at next year’s meeting Leprosy topic was avoided due to broader concern over rabies control efforts
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Washington
United States
Public Healge ‘and Marine Hospital Service
Kerr
Bennet
Colorado
Appo
Wyman
Deere
Landisdismisses Harriman charge over panic of 1907
Chicago lawyers recount Landis remarks denying concern with opposition to enforcement of criminal law. He replies to H H Harriman who blamed him in a New York speech Monday for the panic of 1907.
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Chicago
Lung
H. H. Harrima
New York
Indictments Threshold for Cameron Currie Brokerage Case
Detroit June 2 indictments leveled against seven Cameron Currin & Co. clerks and two operators for criminal irregularities after the firm’s 1.5 million dollar failure last July. Case leads the group with multiple charges including check conversion and alleged conspiracy to defraud Cameron Currie with falsified names and unauthorized credit usage.
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Detroit
Cameron Currin & Co
Louis B. Case
Herbert B. Page
Robert I. Edwards
Ernest Kraetke
William H. Stritzskie
William Rowland
Frederick T. Ddison
Case
James A. Curtis
Iee Eens
F. C
St. L. A. R. Stock
Hteree
Harvey Miller
Cameron Currie & Co
Currie
Cameron Currie
Hayden Stone & Co
Boston
Reputation of Cannon questioned in Rhoads bribery case
June 2 report from Columbus details defense testimony in the trial of R. Stanley Rhoads charged with bribing Charles Burr. John Billington of Cleveland attacks witness Cannon credibility while Henry Maetzel defends paving costs on Hist Broad street. Attorney Jacob Schoen's remarks touch Perkins divorce link but court blocks further line of questioning.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John Billington
Cleveland
R. Stanley Rhoads
Charles B. Burr
Board of Public Service
Billington
Cannon
Henry Maetzel
Broad Street
Cleveland Trindad Paving Company
Jacob H. Schoen
Schoen
Perkins
George ‘Perkins
Harvard's New President Honored by Columbia
Dr. Abbott Lawrence Lowell, newly named president of Harvard University, received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Columbia University at its 155th commencement. German ambassador Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff also received the same degree. Also honored were leaders in education and religion with other honorary degrees conferred, including Henry Churchint King, president of Oberlin College.
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New York
Abbott Lawrence _Lowell
New
Ivara University
Columbia, University
Johann Heinrich ‘von Bernstorff
United States
Henry Ghurchint King
Oberlin Collége
Head of Retail Grocers Attacks Catalogue Houses in Portland
The National Retail Grocers' association met in Portland with nearly 950 delegates from 31 states. President C. J. Cramer condemned the proposed savings bank act parcel laws and the catalogue houses as projects aiming to undermine the retail store in his annual address.
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Portland
Orese
National Retail Grocers’ Association
C. J. “Cramer
National” Retail Grocers’ Association
Lincoln Memorial Gift Funds Big Cincinnati Tribute
Lincoln memorial committee reveals a $100000 gift from Mrs. Frederick H. Alms to honor Abraham Lincoln. The donor appoints trustees to select design, ensure city maintenance, and dedicate the memorial after completion. Resolutions praise Mrs. Alms and Lincoln's legacy as Cincinnati proceeds.
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Lincoln Memorial Committee On Ways and Means
Abraham “Lincoln
Frederick H. Alms
Alms
City of
Cincinnati
D. Frederick H. Alms
A. de
Abraham Lincoln
Committee On Ways and Means
Delayed Arrival Of Eugenia Schaefer Story
Miss Eugenia Schaefer a Columbia University student who attempted suicide in New York did not arrive in the city last night. Eugene Schaefer went east after learning of her detention by New York authorities and is expected to return with her. William Schaefer said they had no definite arrival time information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Schaefer
New York
Columbia University
Eugene Scheefer
Missefer
William Schaefer
Veterans Plan Guthrie Greys Reunion June 19
Veterans of the Sixth Ohio Volunteers the Guthrie Greys have issued a call for their annual reunion to be held June 19 at Memorial Hall. All survivors and their families are invited for a dinner and program. The organizing committee includes George W. Be Br i, R. A. Macks, George C.
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Ohio Volunteers
Guthrie Greys
Memorial Hall
George We
BR i
R. A. Macks
George C
Indian Chiefs in City Do Not Scalp
Three aging Indian chiefs from Reno Oklahoma visit Washington previously and now arrive in Reno. They, known for long hair and past scalping as recreation, create curiosity as Little Man, custodian of the sacred arrow and head chief of the Cheyennes, stands among them.
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Reno
Oklahoma
Sata
Washington
Indiana
Daphans Prepare Auto Trip for Cincinnati Orphans
The Automobile Club of Cincinnati will lend nearly 200 cars for a citywide outing for about twelve hundred orphans from institutions including St. Josephs asylum Childrens home Jewish foster home and St. Aloysius asylum. A parade from Canal and Race to Burnet Woods and Chester Park features the Refuge Cadets band and city officials with a planned return by 5 pm.
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St. Joseph's Asylum
Children’s Home
Blind School
Ozalk School
St. Francis Hospital
Boy's Home
House of Mercy
Commercial’ Tribune
Refuge
Sid Black
Frank Worman
H. Jungelass
R. Townley
Bénfitteld
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Paul Millikin
Duttenhoefer
Witiw
Chester
Burnet Woods
Chester Park
Ike Martin
The
Automobile Club
van Duttenhoefer, Jr
William Perin
George W. Cleveland
D. C. Coughlin
R. C. Carothers
Charles Hanauer
D. McKim Cooke
Lewis J. Merkle
C. Gordon Neff
J. W. Rodgers
Paul Verkamp
James P. Orr
Dedication of Wilson Memorial Chapel at Methodist Home
The Wilson Memorial chapel in the Methodist Home for the Aged at Jones Hill was dedicated yesterday morning. O J Wilson gave the presentation on behalf of himself and wife, donors of the addition, and Bishop David Moore accepted on behalf of the trustees. The chapel seats 400.
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Wilson
Methodist Home For the
Jones Hill
J. Wilson
David Moore
City Hall Notes on Claims and Appointments
Assistant City Solicitor Gulphin advised rejecting Jacob Miller's 2150 claim for injuries on March 12 1909 from a Montgomery road sidewalk fall near Clarion avenue. The board approved, laborers and nurses were appointed, and several petitions were rejected. The City granted road work notices, parolees were released, and contracts for Salem street paving and the Eighth Street viaduct project were awarded.
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Gulphin
Board of Public Service
Jacob Miller
Montgomery Road
Clarion Avenue
George Best
Fred Esslinger
Ida Euier
Margaret E. Francis
Bessie Thomas
Ellen McCarthy
Ballard
Herancourt Brewing Company
Co. C. & L. Railroad Company
Citizens” Road Preserving Company
Observatory Avenue
Madison Road
Zumstein Avenue
Clifton Avenue
D. A. Walker
Salem Street
Menlo Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Kirchner Construction Company
Eighth Street
Sre
Books of United Copper Hidden in Trunks Reveal Missing Records
In New York authorities pursue the disappearance of United Copper company books tied to F. Augustus Heinze. George Baglin, once vice president, was briefly jailed for contempt and later released. A Hoboken stock meeting reshaped the board with Heinze still influential. Evidence shows Baglin helped move two trunks containing company books May 19, but the trunks’ location remains unknown.
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New. York
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
United States Circuit Court
Federal Grand Jury
Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
George Baglin
Hoboken
Baglin
Lacombe
United States Court
Sanford Robinson
Sii
of United States District
Wise
Bagiin
Grand Jury
Eet Baglin
Robinson
Clever Graduate Scores Success At Bach Recital
Miss Edith Mathews, graduating in Miss Helen T. Splain’s class, presented a Bach recital at the Women’s club rooms. Her rare technique and interpretative insight drew praise, with assist from Miss Al A. Massman and bass voice of Mr. Frank J. Loewe.
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Helen T. Splain
Edith Mathews
Mathews
al A. Massman
Mr. Loewe
Officer fires in chase as man is wounded in leg
Patrolman Mitchel shoots at a fleeing man, John Conry of 925 West Ninth Street, wounding him in the right leg. Conry, taken to hospital, identifies two accomplices, Thomas Moran of 1125 West Sixth Street and James McLaughlin of Sixth Street and State Avenue, who escaped. A separate theft report notes a tub of butter stolen from a Big Pour freight car at Second and Mill streets.
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Mitchel
John Conry
West Ninth Street
Second
Mill Streets
Fourth District
Conny
Thomas Moran
West Sixth Street
James McLaughlin
Sixth Stre
State Avenue
Octogenarian Hurd by Carriage Crash Injures Elderly Man
H R Streuve, 80, of Walnut Hills, was struck by a carriage carrying a bridal party at Fourth and Race. His toe was crushed and he suffered bruises. He was taken to his daughter Mrs Lino Mattioli at 2868 Park Ave. His condition improved slightly but will be slow due to age.
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H. R. Streuve
Walnut Hills
Fourth
Race Streets
Lino Mattioli
College of Music
Park Avenue
Grain Dealers' Association Formed by Cincinnati Chamber
Forty members of the Cincinnati Chamber grain contingent met in the Business Men's club and formed the Grain Dealers' Association of Cincinnati. Temporary officers are President W. W. Granger and Secretary Charles E. B. Van Leunen. A permanent organization will be chosen at a Tuesday meeting. The group includes leading hay grain and feed house representatives in Cincinnati.
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Chamber of Commerce Grain
Business Men’s Club
Grain Dealers’ Association of Cincinnati
W. W. Granger
Charles EB. van Leunen
Cincinnati
Sherman Rents Cottage for Summer Stay at Neah-ta-wanta
Traverse City June 3. Vice senses James S Sherman has rented the cottage at Ne-ah-ta-wanta and will spend the summer there with his family.
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Traverse City
Mich
Snes Aars
James
Sherman
Ne-ah-ta-wanta
Ohio student Alfred Seidel dies after cramps at Alum Creek
Alfred Seidel of Altoona, a theology student at a Catholic institution in Columbus, joined a group at Alum Creek when cramps struck. He collapsed and died, with authorities reporting the incident as a drowning related event.
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Alfred Seidel
Altoon
Catholic Institution
Columbus
Nineteenth Ohio Military Institute commencement at College Hill
A large crowd attended Ohio Military Institute ceremonies with twelve graduates the largest class in school history. Prizes were awarded for drill and marksmanship, and diplomas were presented by Judge D D Woodmaneee with medals to top students.
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Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
James Simpson
Blackford
Charles A. Austin
Charles B. Jones
A. G. Pounsford
D. D. Woodmaneee
A. W. Henshaw
Howard McGuire
Raymond Trumbull
Oliver Perin
Eerl Hesse
Dudley King
Winfred Pickard
Carli Schillinger
Daller
C. O. Daller
Clemenseans Co
Earl Fr
Winfred Pigkard
Hoperail
Mass
Arthur C. Pomeford
Avery Aiken
Cha B. Jones
Walnut Hus
Thomas Wood
Franklin
Ind
Hines Strobridge
Mount Auburn
James Jabine
Owensboro
Frazier Lemon
Newton, C
Earnest Slicker
Alum Rock
Robert Crutcher
Holden
W. Va
John Robertson
Logan
End Corwin Harvey
Zynphiana
Man Demands Leg Amputation by City Doctor
William F. Sheperd, 37, a locomotive engineer, told Dr. Foertmeyer at the city hospital he wished his leg cut off. He claimed a prior accident left a broken leg misset and unbearable pain. The doctor refused, and the patient was admitted to a private hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Sheperd
Dr. Foertmeyer
City Hospital
Fortmeyer
Boys Set House Afire On George Street
A fire started when a toy missile reportedly struck a window at 538 George Street around 7 30 last night. The blaze damaged lace curtains and a chair. bystanders helped extinguish it before the fire department arrived. Patrolman Shaller Green noted several youths in the crowd and arrested Henry Moore, 10, of 404 Smith Street, for juvenile court referral.
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G Street
George Street
Minnie
Lange Cr&ichair
Shaller” Green
Champon of Commerce Eases Floor Risk With New Dress Rule
A note from the Champon of Commerce announces a June 1 change allowing members to dress cooler on the floor without risk of being abruptly removed. The existing rule about member appearance on the floor appears to be suspended.
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The
Champon of Commerce
Change
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