Taft Praises Germans at Lutheran Synod Meeting
Washington June 7 Taft lauded German Lutherans as he recalled Cincinnati roots noting one third of its population was German and Lutherans. The forty fifth general Synod meeting elected Rev Dr J B Remensnyder of New York City as president with F P Manhart and George H Knollenberg in key posts. He praised German contribution to U S civilization and recalled 1848 49 immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. B. Remensnyder
New York City
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States
Taft
von Bernstorff
Germany
Synod
Remensn ¥der
St. Jandes
New York
Pennsylvania College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Richmond
F. P
Manhart
Selins Grove
George H. H
Knollenberg
Ind
Remensstryder
Harlan K. Fenner
Louisville
General Synod
Cincinnati
Albert Ehrensvard
Sweden
Champ Clark
Maderos Entry Triumphal Tour Continues In Mexico
The procession moved through crowded streets as a platform collapsed injuring several spectators but no fatalities occurred. Madero halted his carriage to aid the wounded and resumed the march. Esperanza Chavarri, a 1b year old girl from Oaxaca, joined in khaki and flowers. Madero plans to review the army at Cuernavaca and rest at Tehuacan before shaping government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Army of the South
Ambrosio Piqueroa
Cuernavaca
Tehuacan
Mexico
Madero Forces Prepare to Strike in Lower California
Captain Zarza of the Madero army, on leave in Phoenix, said 1,000 Cabral troops marching from Cananea would rail to Guaymas to clear Lower California of Liberals. He warned Madero ordered Cabral to remove liberals at whatever cost, with a possible battle near Tijuana in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Tiberals
Lower California
Juan Cabral
Zarza
Madero Army
Cabral
Sonora
Cananea
Southern Pacific Railroad
Guaymas
New Place
Mer
California
Madero
Tijuana
Revolutionary Plot Against Madero Uncovered in El Paso
Four men alleged to be part of Lower California revolutionary forces led by Ricardo Flores Magon were arrested by U S secret service officers in El Paso. Authorities found rifles ammunition bandages and hospital gear hidden in a vacant house watched by agents. Mexican officials in Juarez had warned of plans to foment anti Madero activity. Telegrams were sent to Madero in Mexico City.
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Toyalty Fas
Pacific Coast
Chihuahua
Madero
Monterey
Mexico
el] Paso
California
Preciliano Silva
el Paso
Benjamin Silva
Reuben Silva
Tomas Vargas
Magon
Juarez
Abram Gonzales
Gonzales
Senor Gongales
Tex
Lower California
Ricardo Flores Magon
United States Secret Service
Il Paso
Mexico City
Hopkinsville Indictments Dismissed Except Amoss Case
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 7 indictments tied to the 1907 city raid were dismissed by the commonwealth's attorney except for two cases against Dr. David A. Amoss who was alleged to lead the night riders. Dismissed defendants include Guy Dunning J B Malone John Robinson Irving Lass and Newton Nichols. The attorney said evidence could not be produced to support conviction in these cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
David A. Amoss
Night Riders
Kentucky
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Guy Dunning
J. B. Malone
John Robinson
Irving Lass
Newton Nichols
Roosevelt Urges Aid to Farmers at Vermont Dinner
Former President Theodore Roosevelt urged aid to farmers before 600 Vermont guests at a Windsor County Young Men's Christian Association dinner in White River Junction. He said Vermont, an agricultural and industrial state, must focus on farm welfare while maintaining town progress and improving wealth distribution through collective action.
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White River Hinctson
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
Windsor County
Cincinnati Girl Weds in the Hoosier Capital
A Cincinnati woman Miss Frieda Happersberger wed Eugene Ernest Keller in Indianapolis on June 4 at the bride’s brother Erwin Happersberger's home. Rev J C Hansen officiated. Cousin Miss Helen Drissel of Cincinnati played music. Bridesmaids included Miss Bertha Keller, sister of the groom, in white marquisette with pink roses.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Frieda Happersberger
Franz Happersberger
Cincinnati
Eugene Ernest Keller
Julius Keller
Erwin Happersberger
J. C. Hansen
Helen Drissel
Governor Hanly Speaks at Oxford Commencement
In Hamilton Ohio on June 17 ex Governor Frank Hanly urged higher ideals of womanhood linked to higher education at the Oxford College for Women commencement. He emphasized coupling lofty aims with advanced study as graduates, including Helen Louis Aiken and Georgia Bliss among the bachelor of music candidates, faced their degrees.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Frank Hanly
Oxford College For Women
Hanly
Helen Louis Aiken
Bellefontaine, O
Georgia Myrs' Bliss
Canton
Bernice Sidney Bowman
Sandusky
Wilson Talks on Reciprocity in Detroit Cruise
On June 7 Detroit aboard the steamer City of Cleveland 600 excursionists heard Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson speak on reciprocity with Canada during the annual Detroit board of commerce cruise. Senator William Alden Smith attended as an opponent of reciprocity. Wilson argued reciprocity expands markets for diversified products and keeps the farm fed by factory demand. Canada is described as a major customer with about 500 million dollars of trade in five years.
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Detroit
Mich
Canada
City of
Cleveland
Detroit Board of Commerce
James Wilson
United States
William Alden Smith
Wilson
Lake Huron
Board of Commerce
May Form Association for Fish Propagation
Springfield Ohio reports a statewide movement to protect and propagate fish and game launching in Columbus tomorrow. The Clark County model has 580 members and support from General John C. Speaks and the state fish and game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Columbus
Clark County Fish and Game Protective Association
John C. Speaks
State Fish and Game Commission
L. and N. Plans Major Track Improvements Across South
Official plans announce several million dollars in improvements by the Louisville and Nashville. A new double track line will run from ten miles north of Nashville to Athens Alabama, then from Athens to Calera thirty four miles south of Birmingham, expanding to 252 miles of double track in the South and boosting Alabama coal and iron facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Shere
Nashville
Athens
Ala
Calera
Birmingham
Alabama
Loot uncovered in Columbus yard
Detectives uncovered silk dresses stockings and other wearing apparel valued at over 1000 dollars in the yard of a house rented by Howard E Hall of Columbus Ohio. This comes after detectives earlier found clothing and jewelry worth 10000 dollars when the house was searched. Hall and Michael Cannon of this city await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Howard E. Hall
Columbus
Hall
Michael Cannon
United Wireless Officers Refused Bail in Misuse of Mails Case
The U S circuit court of appeals refused bail for President Christopher C. Wilson and four other United Wireless Telegraph officers. They will remain jailed during appeal of their conviction for defrauding investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher C. Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Man Seriously Cut In Quarrel Stabbing Suspect Apprehended
Special Dispatch to Cammey Social Tribune reports in Hamilton Ohio on June 7 that Charles Holmes was seriously stabbed in a quarrel. Police charge William Riley with the stabbing and he was later captured at Mount Healthy and jailed on a charge of stabbing to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammey Social Tribune
Hamilton
Charles Holmes
William Riley
Riley
Mount Healthy
Woman Takes Acid in Suspected Suicide Attempt
Police believe Mrs. James Zimmerman, 35, of 110 Mount Pleasant avenue, attempted suicide tonight amid domestic troubles by ingesting carbolic acid. She is in critical condition at Mercy hospital in Hamilton Ohio.
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Hamilton, O
James Zimmerman
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Sunday School convention arrests Harmony attacks
At Memorial hall in Dayton on June 7, Governor Harmony is harshly criticized by Secretary Joseph H. Clark for signing the Sunday baseball bill into law. Clark urges church led matchmaking to foster better marriages and Christian unions. The Ohio State Sunday School convention closes June 8 with officers elected: President W. A. Eudaly Cincinnati and others including B. M. Hastings Akron and Joseph Clark Columbus.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Memorial Hall
Joseph H. Clark
Harmony
Dr. Clark
Sunday School Association
W. A. Eudaly
Cincinnati
B. M. Hastings
Akron
Secrtary
Joseph Clark
Columbus
J. F
Librarians protest governor over Ohio state librarian removal
The American Library Association sent strong protest to Governor Harmon over the ouster of Charles B. Galbreath after fifteen years as Ohio state librarian. The association denounces political expediency and urges preservation of professional standards, noting John H. Newman will replace him as deputy state fire marshal.
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Columbus
Charles B. Galbreath
United States
Harmon
American Library Association
Galbreath
John H. Newman
Pasadena
Cal
C. B. Galbreath
Ohio
National Association of State Librarians
Longtime Hamilton Teachers Earn Pension Increases
Miss Ernes tine Hailman after forty years in Hamilton public schools gains pension status as the board of education places her on the pension list. Professor L P Shideler, with twelve years service, also added to the pension roster. The board also approved salary increases for many teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Ernestine Hailman
Hamilton Public Schools
Board of Education
L. P. Shideler
New Trustee Appointed in Local Bankruptcy
Robert J. Shank attorney was today named trustee in bankruptcy to handle the affairs of James Tully the tailor who recently assigned. Liabilities about 4500 and bond posted for 5000 while assets are not yet estimated. Shank succeeds James Kelly the original assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Robert J. Shank
James
Tully
Shank
James Kelly
Fire on Leyland Steamer Oxeonian Bound for New Orleans
A slight fire broke out today on the Leyland line steamer Oxeonian off Wearden in the Schelde river. The blaze remained confined to the after part of the vessel as it traveled from Antwerp toward New Orleans.
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Flushing
Holland
Leyland Line
Oxeonian
Antwerp
New Orleans
Wearden
Schelde
Dr Fischer Wins the Cartwright Prize
New York June 7 Columbian university marked its 157th commencement and awarded honorary degrees to several men. The Cartwright prize of 50 dollars for the best medical essay was won this year by Dr Martin H Fischer of the University of Cincinnati class of 1901.
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New York
Coluumbian University
Cartwright
Martin H. Fischer
University of Cincinnati
Marietta Ordered to Bluefields Nicaragua
Washington reports the gunboat Marietta has been sent from Guantánamo Cuba to Bluefields Nicaragua to observe and protect American interests amid rumored revolutionary disturbances. The Yorktown is already cruising Central American waters searching for traces of a revolution.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Marietta
Guantanamo
Cuba
Bluefields
Yorktown
Court weighs indictments in Cox case mandamus
Proceedings focus on whether indictments against Cox should be quashed and which indictment the state may pursue. Testimony shows Judge Dickson’s actions and clerk entries amid the mandamus hearing as prosecutors and defense argue over the judge’s authority and timing.
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Cox
Cash
Ferneding
Dickson
Maxwell
Dustip
Allready
Ferlecing
Dustin
W. L. Dickson
Joseph Kinney
Joseph Graydon
Avery
Beware of the Deadly Mosquitoes and Malaria Fight
A historical notice warns that mosquitoes pose a major malaria threat from spring to first frost. It explains how stagnant water and unmaintained waterside areas harbor three key species, and that campaigns against mosquitoes are essential to reduce disease rates.
Garry Herrmann Invited to Hamilton K of P Meeting
Representative Calla J. Smith of Butler county led Hamilton Lodge No. 17 Ellis in planning a pen house for the state K P meeting. Grand Exalted Ruler Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati will be invited to attend.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Calla J. Smith
Butler County
Hamilton Lodge
Ellis
K. of P
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Prisoner Albert Lewis Returned for Failure to Provide for Family
Captain Don Bartley, county detective, brought Albert Lewis from Reno to stand trial on an indictment for failure to provide for his family. Lewis had resisted arrest with habeas corpus and the case went to the supreme court before governor Harmon ordered his return. Lewis had been a chauffeur for Mrs. Dwight Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bartley
Reno
Nev
Albert Lewis
Lewis
Ryan
Supreme Court
Hunt
Harmon
Bartlé¢y
Dwight Kinney
Lawsuits Filed Over Vehicle and Sidewalk Injuries
Michael Golet sues Cincinnati Traction for 10000 claiming injuries when his wagon was struck in March. Elmer Kelley, a minor, sues G F Emmert for 10000 after a October motorcycle accident. Regina Kelley and attorneys Lem Miller and Fulford Shook noted. Charles Stretz seeks 10000 against White Star Steam Laundry McNaul Boller and Hitt Co through Carrie Stretz after a February sidewalk fall that left him crippled. Mundy, Peck Shaffer & Peck listed as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Golet
Cincinnati Traction Company
Nicholas ‘Klein
Regina’ ‘Kelley
Elmer Kelley
G. F. Thomas Emmert
Young Kelley
Emmert
Lem
Miller and Fulford & Shook
Charles ‘Stretz
Thirteenth
Jackson Streets
Carrie Stretz
White Star Steam Laundry Company
McNaul Boller Manufacturing Company
Charles’ E. Hitt & Co
George W. Mundy and Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Grand jury returns broad set of true bills yesterday
The grand jury returned true bills against William Martin for blackmail George Campbell for driving without owner’s consent Peter Steffen for abuse of a tailor shop employee Louis Kloche and Robert Dailie for manslaughter John Fitzpatrick for pandering William Robinson for grand larceny Edna Johnson and Anna Weber for cutting to kill Andrew Jones for cutting to kill John Maloney Albert Warrick for burglary William Weltering for burglary and Nelson Horn for grand larceny. Common Pleas Judge Charles J. Hunt sentenced August Griesser thirty days in the work house and a $25 fine for petit larceny Charles Chalkowitz three years in the penitentiary for receiving stolen property sentence suspended Robert Zopf thirty days in the workhouse for petit larceny sentence suspended. Ten days of wedded bliss described in Stella Maddux petition for divorce from William R. Maddux married New Year’s day. Sadie Sehnely filed for divorce from Alfred Schnell alleging jealousy and control over her, seeks restoration of maiden name Sadie Roberts. Joan Scruggs filed for divorce from Mollie Scruggs alleging neglect over meals and late entertainments, he left her two years ago. Frank Huetwohl and Mary W. Huetwohl mention of desertion. Mary seeks restoration of Mary Marshall. Three divorces granted by Judge Warner two wives and one husband freed. Harry Schwab divorced Katherine Schwab. Ella Wire divorced William H. Wire. Fannie Donescheski divorced Simon Donegcheski.
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William Martin
George Campbell
Peter Steffen
Louis Kloche
Robert Dailie
John Fitzpatrick
William Robinson
Edna Johnson
Anna Weber
Andrew Jones
John Maloney
Albert Warrick
William Weltering
Nelson Horn
Common Pleas
Charles J. Hunt
August Griesser
Charles Chalkowitz
Robert. Zopf
Stella
Maddux
William R. Maddux
Sheavers
Sadie Sehnely
Alfred Schnell
Central Avenue
Sadie Roberts
Joan Scruggs
Mollie Scruggs
Frank Huetwohl
Mary W. Huetwohl
Mary Marshall
Warner
Harry Schwab
Katherine Schwab
Ella Wire
William H. Wire
Fannie “Donescheski
Simon’ Donegcheski
Rebuilt Typewriter assigns signee after insolvency
The Rebuilt Typewriter company at 411 Elms street filed an assignment yesterday in the insolvency court. Judge Wernes appointed Dennis J. Ryan as signee. Assets are estimated at 2000 dollars with liabilities at 7000 dollars. Causes cited include business depression and slow collections. Sallie Kovytz guardian authorized to accept 285 dollars from John Froehlich for injuries to four year old Leroy Keutz who fell from a wagon and broke a leg on February 4. William J. Pugh applied to administer the 20000 dollar estate of John D. Pugh, his father. Mrs. Mary Margaret Shafer directs that after specific bequests to her children, the rest be divided equally among all. Thomas Herbert Munt is sole beneficiary under the will of Margaret Munt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elms Street
Wernes
Dennis J. Ryan
Sallie Kovytz
Guardian
John Froehlich
Leroy Keutz
Foehlich
William J.pugh
John. D. Pugh
Mary Margaret Shafer
Thomas Herbert Munt
Margaret Munt
Compromise offered to creditors in multiple bankruptcy cases
Yesterday a compromise offer was presented to creditors of Charles Theye and Theodore Neuhus to settle claims aimed at avoiding bankruptcy. Unsecured debts total 8591 with assets around 3400 including stock, machinery and fixtures. Charles Theye owes 129 and Theodore Neuhus 259. A creditors meeting to vote on settlement was set for June 22. Nathan Goldsmith filed for bankruptcy with liabilities 2233 and assets 490. Receiver William L. Benham reports assets of 2426 in the Detzel case, with Benham named trustee to wind up the business. In the circuit court of appeals judges heard Jaerger & Co. v Chicago & Rock Island and NC Land and Lumber. Attorneys Bernard of Asheville and Doyle of [unreadable].
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Charles Theye
Theodore Neuhus
Neuhus
Nathan Goldsmith
West Fifth Avenue
William L. Benham
George
Frank Detzel
Mr. Benham
Court of Appeals
Severens
Knappens and Evans
Jaerger & Co
Chicago & Rock Island
North Carolina Land and Lumber Company
Alfred B. Brenard
Asheville
N. C
Michael J. Doyle
Immigrant Attorneys Admitted to Practice at Menominee
First citizens papers issued to six entrants including Frank Duritseh a tanner from Hungary Albert Sien a merchant from Russia Edwin Thees a bottler from Germany and William S Hill of Marquette Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee
Ind
William S. Hill
Marquettte
Frank Duritseh
Hungary
Albert Sien
Russia
Edwin Thees
Germany
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A long list of civil actions and divorce filings appears in the Common Pleas docket. Cases include Charles Stretz vs White Steam for damages, Meade vs Margaret Dee, Cincinnati Traction Co. appeal, and several divorce suits such as Sadie Schnell vs Alfred Schnell. Insolvency matters show Stella Maddux and John Scruggs, with additional civil actions and appeals listed by Squire Myers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles Stretz
George Neald Peck
Shaffer & No
D . I. Yies
Charles Inskeep
Kelley
F. Thon
Inshasee
Anne
Porte Hee Va
Reimeier Lumber Coq Uire Myers
Adler, Kelley Eno
Cincinnati
Business. Investment Co
J.D. Moss
Squire Muller
Eases H
Davie
Cincinnati Traction Co
Squire Myers
Kinkead & Rogers
Wolfson Levy & Co
The
Mike Gelot
the Cincinnati Fon Co
Nicholas Lein i” Symmes
Abase Patterson
Grace T. ‘King
Stella BE. Maddux
William R. Maddux
Charles W. Spicer
John Scruggs
Mollie Scruggs
M. W. Conway
Mary W. Hultwohl
Frank Hultwohl
Chester W. Merrill
Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Mexico Begins
Washington reports that President Taft sees peace in Mexico as a stable government forms. Two thousand marines at Guantanamo will return home, followed by provisional brigades from Galveston and San Diego. The San Antonio division may be split in Texas, kept ready for quick assembly if needed. Ships at Guantanamo and San Diego remain under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Mexico
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Galveston
Tex
San Diego
Cal
San Antonio
Republic
Texas
Roosevelt Denies Endorsing 1912 Presidential Candidate
In Springfield Mass Colonel Theodore Roosevelt rejects a published report claiming he will back Taft in 1912. He states no agreement or discussion occurred and calls the story entirely fictitious as he travels to White River Junction Vermont to speak tonight.
Viscount Chelsea Weds Miss Coxon in Secluded London Ceremony
Viscount Chelsea and Miss Marie Coxon were married at Christchurch Down Street London. The event drew a handful of intimate friends amid secrecy. The bride is 21 and Coxon’s heir to the Cadogen earldom with a large income upon the death of his nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Chelsea
Marie Coxon
Jardine
Christchurch
Down Street
Viscount
Miss Coxon
Cadogen
Harl Cadogen
Ireland
Countess Palagi
Florence
Nashville Seeks Taft To Take Bar Exam Here
Nashville industrial bureau telegraphed Robert Alphonso Taft to come to Nashville Tennessee to take the state bar examination and establish practice. Taft was denied Ohio exam for not registering when beginning legal study and must wait two years before the state exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Industrial Bureau
Robert Alphonso Taft
Taft
Ohio
Postum Affects Health Improves Digestion and Focus
A Wisconsin creamery manager reports quitting coffee after adverse health effects and switching to Postum. He credits better digestion, reduced stomach fullness, less heart palpitation, and improved mental acuity enabling clearer office work. The testimonial from Postum Co. promotes the beverage as a healthier alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Cain
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Evangelical Lutheran Church General Synod
Lower
California Peninsula
Revolutionary Spirit
Roosevelt
Hoosier
Eugene E. Keller
Queen City
Governor Hanly
Oxford
Pietzuch
Arcade
the Commercial Tribune
P. O
Walnut Street
Government Place
Secretary of Agriculture
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
State
Columbus Yard
GOV. Harmon
National Association
Robert Shank
James Tully
DR. Fischer
Kinney
Baker
Coleman Avery
Circuit Court
Skeeter
Counry
Garry
Herrmann
Nevada City
Typewriter Company
Theye
Neuhaus
Industrial Bureau
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