Two-Headed Woman Reunited With Kidnapper at Carnival
In Alexandria Indiana Millie Christine a two headed woman who once faced a kidnap plot met Fred Cartwright a former wagon showman now living in Indianapolis. The pair recognized each other after decades as Millie remains with her former enslaved family and Cartwright reflects on his failed plan.
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Alexandria
Ind
Millie Christine
Aho
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Wu Bein
Spartansburg
N. C
Fred Cartwright
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Indianapolis
Uncle Sam
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Cartright
Train wreck in Alpena injures many with one dead
A Detroit and Mackinaw excursion train derailed at Black River in Alpena Mich. one man was killed and forty six injured with several fatally. The dead is August Grosinski of Alpena and the seriously injured include John McCarthy Ernst Legatski Jacob Mondorff Otto Knowsky Louis Peppler Carl Beyer and others from Alpena plus several residents of nearby towns.
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Alpena
Mich
Black River
August Grosinski
John McCarthy
Ernst Legatski
Jacob Mondorff
Otto Knowsky
Louis Peppler
George Boyne
Buffalo
Carl
Stockyards Strike Averted as Union Wins Demands
The Stockyards Company surrendered to the Stockyards Employees Union ending threats of a general strike by allied unions in meat packing plants. Cattle drivers discharged after organizing will return to work tomorrow in their former positions.
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Stockyards Employees
Bishop Urges Honor in College Athletics at Commencement
In a Columbia University and Bernard College baccalaureate sermon Bishop Burgess of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island criticizes athletic prizes as money driven. He calls for honor prizes, condemns the mercenary aspect, and warns that body training aids moral battles, urging elimination of commercial conditions from athletics.
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New York
Burgess
Long Island
Columbia University
Bernard College
Pete
Harold H and Dan Patch to Meet in Windsor Race
The unbeaten son of Joe Patchen known as Patchen II with a 2 04 pace will clash with Harold H Roadmaster at Windsor Ontario in July. Myron McHenry arrives at Glenville with Patchen’s string of pacers as preparations for the $5,000 feature race continue.
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Cleveland
Joe Patchen
Harold H
Windsor
New York
Myron McHenry
Patchen
Glenville
den Patch
Prine Direct
Crescens
T. Beh
Dixie relief voyage praised by U S geologist after Martinique disaster
Prof Robert T Hill of the Geological Survey arrived from New York to Washington. He commended the Dixie expedition for rapid organization and equipment, praised United Consul Ayme’s tireless aid, and cited relief distribution issues and unmet needs in Martinique including shelter and interior deprivation.
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Washington
Robert T. Hill
Geological Survey
Martinique
New York
Hill
United States
St. Pierre
United
Ayme
Roraima
Dixie
Island
Ohio Single Tax League Endorses Mayor Johnson
The sixth annual conference in Columbus saw resolutions endorsing Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland for tax reform leadership. Officers elected include President William Radcliff of Youngstown and Secretary-Treasurer J. B. Vining of Cleveland, with a governing board listing F. H. Howe, P. Hinde, James McBride, and others. Johnson was praised for financing much of the league’s expenses.
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Ohio Single Tax League
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
William Radcliff
Youngstown
O. K
Catholic group protests Philippine school system at Roosevelt meeting
The Federation of American Catholic Societies' Advisory Board met in Cleveland to fix the next annual date and discuss progress. A resolution to be sent to President Roosevelt protests the Philippine school system as pro Protestant and seeks greater Catholic teacher representation.
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Federation of American Catholic Societies
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Anthony Matre
George W. Gibbons
M. P. Mooney
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Trenton
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Militia Officers Attend Ohio National Guard Meeting Newark
A party of about ten officers from the First Regiment Ohio National Guard left Cincinnati to attend the annual meeting in Newark. Nearly four hundred guardsmen are expected. Colonel Bundy and Captain Hake will speak on improving Guard methods while the Newark group includes several other senior officers and captains.
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Ohio National Guard Association
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Ohio National Guard
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Harry Hake, Jr
National Guard
Thogé
William Bundy
Ed Lovell
Daha
Joan Proctor
Marty ‘Hake, Jr
Dunning
Joseph Arata
Harry Bryan
Frank Ward
Woman's mutilated body found in Lambeth alley
London police report a young woman's body found in a Lambeth alley, sawn and chopped into a dozen pieces. The remains show evidence of boiling and dismemberment, with the scalp and feet removed, making identification nearly impossible.
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London
Lambeth
Aries
Match Race Proposed Between Gold Heels and Blues
At Gravesend tensions flare after Gold Heels defeats Blues in the second race. Bets of $10,000 and claims of interference spark talk of a $10,000-a-side match with a special purse, to be run at Gravesend or Sheepshead Bay. Brady would need trainer approval before any plan. a Suburban showdown may decide.
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New York
Gold Heels
Blues
Gravesend
Jim Brady
Brady
Frank Farrell
Fleischmann
Farrell
Sheepshead Bay
Matt Alen
Blue
Weileischmann
Heno Works Hatting Trial Ahead of Chicago Shipment
Clarence Mac kay's colt Heno drilled a fast mile and a quarter in 2.08% at Sheepshead Bay as preparations begin for shipment to Chicago by Pacific Express from Jersey City. Hermis, owned by Henry Ziegler, to follow on the same route. Jockey Arthur Booker dies at Seney Hospital from meningitis and skull fracture. brother T J Booker travels from Martinsville to Ohio for burial in Owequah.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Heno
Sheepshead Bay
Chicago
Pacific Express
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railway
F. Hill
Henry Ziegler
Hermis
Windy City
Arthur Booker
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
T. J. Booker
Martinsville
Ind
Owequah
Ijl
Belmont Visits Nursery Stud In Lexington Kentucky
August Belmont visited a nursery stud farm in Lexington on a June day and spent time examining stock. Milton H. Smith, president of the Seville and Nashville Railroad, also visited, expressing interest in Belmont’s horses. The St. Simon Lady Reel colt showed strong development and pleased Belmont. no details emerged about any railroad business.
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Belmont
Coats
Milton H. Smith
Seville & Nashville Railroad
Mont
K'st
Smith
St. Simon
Mr. Belmont
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races and entries
Gravesend card lists first through sixth races with weights and entrants including Para sina Frank Keen Stella W and Schoolmaster in the mile events. Astoria Fly Wheel Advance Guard and more appear across standard and handicap races with numerous horses and weights.
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Frank Keen
Stella W
Schoolmaster
Bén Howard
Rappenecer
Henry Clay
Malden
Gertrude A
Brandysmash
Marathsa
Knight of Snowden
Geneseo
Silver Plush
Roehampton
Meron
Follansbee
Colonel Padden
Our Bramble
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Bob Hilliard
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Agie
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Sumida
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Dashhund
Fatalist
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Rough Rider
Gibson Light
Georgia Gardner
Marathon
A. L. Coleman
Black
Francesco
Shandonfield
Furlough ST
Maister
Clonmell
Delagoa
Greil
Basuto
Alard Scheck
Candling
Charles W One
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Golden Cottage
Carroll D
Sweet Clover
Ghost
Odawaha
Subscriptions Aim to Clear Your Mind With Estimated Dues
A brief note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle their thoughts, implying a quick and simple way to get it off their mind. The tone is promotional and direct, targeting readers who want a fast resolution.
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Coal Strike Dampens Market Yet Outlook Remains Promising
New York June 8 The coal strike weighed on the stock market as fears of a prolonged conflict grew. Analysts note concessions to miners and operator reluctance to arbitrate. Peace in South Africa is hailed as boosting British energy and global trade, with benefits expected for the United States in machinery and food demand. The market remains dominated by the strike, with cautious trading and a focus on crop prospects and monetary conditions.
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
Texas
Northwest
Estimating Contest Promises 1490 Prize Chances
Invest $1.00 in the Commercial Tribune estimating contest with a total prize pool of $34,000.00 and 1,490 chances to win. The offer frames entry as a straightforward gamble with a large payout potential for readers.
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Ports mouth Navies beat Wolf's Clippers 12 to 6 in slugging clash
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 8 the Ports mouth Navies defeated Wolf's Clippers of Columbus 12 to 6. Heavy batting by Doyle Siger and Brodbeck highlighted the game amid a high scoring slugfest.
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Wolf's Clippers
Columbus
Doyle
Siger
Brodbeck
Muncib
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Dayton
Zees
Harwich
Zook and
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Half-Witted Man Kills Wife With An Axe
Valley View Kentucky June 8 John Laffoon a half witted man killed his wife at home after dinner He used an axe and struck the blow with the blade imbedded in the woman's heel He locked the room and told a neighbor then fled a posse is pursuing him
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Laffoon
American goods popular in Spain
Spain has no prejudice against United States goods according to an extract from the annual Commercial Relations of the United States. The report notes potential for growth if a favorable treaty is secured and cites plans for sales efforts and a permanent exhibit of American articles in Barcelona or Madrid.
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Spain
United States
State Department
Frederick Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Italy
Storer
Madrid
Wood
Ridgeley
Malaga
Lay
Barcelona
Ohio Cigar Leaf Breaks Show Strong Demand on Breaks
The market for common and low grade Ohio cigar leaf remains robust with 9% of cases on offer. Prices overall were favorable, led by Dutch at $6.40 and Spanish at $10.00 per case, while seed leaf traded around $1. The First Cincinnati journal table lists output for early 1900s and sales in Cincinnati-Miami and Ohio regions.
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Okine
Cincinnati-Miami House
Saturday Grain Markets Show Light Demand and Steady Quotes
The Wheat market held firm with No 2 red winter at 81 to 82 cents, buyers paying full value for limited supply. Oats and flour followed a dull week with modest advances and weak demand. hay and straw prices hovered near closing quotes. Weekly receipts and shipments were tallied with varied activity, while Saturday’s grain inspections listed No 2 red winter wheat at 82 cents and mixed lots around 64 to 66 cents for corn and oats bids.
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Sey Ddka
CCRN
Timothy
Mrs. Arabe Hutchinson Dies in Lebanon Ohio
Mrs. Arabe Hutchinson wife of M J Hutchins longtime local benefactor and member of the County Visiting Board died in Lebanon Ohio from peritonitis She was active with county charities and will be buried at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 p m
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Lebanon
Arabe Hutchinson
M. J. Hutchins
Lebanon Society
First Presbyterian Church
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