President McKinley Heads to Nashville Exposition Trip
Special dispatch reports President McKinley and party traveling from Washington to Nashville via C&O rail. At Clifton Forge they rest. Sherman and Cabinet members travel with Mrs McKinley. The train, car setup, and escort details are described with attire and baggage notes. The journey resumes via Virginia Hot Springs after a stop.
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Clifton Forge
M. E. Ingalls
McKinley
W. H. Gregor
Road
W Light
Virginia Hot Springs
Tevit
Change in Drug Laws Prompts Pharmacist Reform
Freericks of Cincinnati leads the move to tighten Ohio pharmaceutical laws at the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association session. He seeks a two year extension of the three year preparatory practice for pharmacist certificates and a higher registry fee to bar those using the field as a stepping stone to medicine.
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Piette Tribune
CL Land
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
F. H. Freericks
Cincinnati
Freericks
Brewers Face Beer Tax Fight at Buffalo Convention
About 350 delegates gathered in Buffalo New York as President Ebert opened the thirty seventh annual convention of the United States Brewers Association. He opposed the Dingley bill tax hike on beer and also on hops barley malt and rice. Cr William Bergner of Philadelphia led the trustees report detailing Washington legislative work and arguing against the proposed tax increase.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ebert
United States Brewers’ Association
William Bergner
Philadelphia
Board of Trustees
Washington
Re~ T
Relic of the War Poster Found in Old Building
Workmen tearing down the Stewart building in Springfield uncover an 1868 poster by Wm. S. Furray of the Cincinnati Gazette announcing a city hall address on September 21 1868. The find includes another poster promoting James Fleming’s sheriff candidacy and notes Wm Littler as Central Committee chair.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Stewart
Wm. S. Furray
Cincinnati Gazette
Citzens
City Hall
Wm. Littler
Central Commit
James Fleming
Pewabic Wreck Found Off Alpena After 32 Years
The hull of the steamer Pewabic, sunk thirty two years ago with a large loss of life, was located off Alpena Michigan in 160 feet of water. Wreckers aim to recover 267 tons of copper valued at about 60 thousand dollars. Insurance firms Home and Annua hold reconstruction rights and will receive 60 percent of recovered property value.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alpena
Home and
Annua
Senate Finance in doubt over tax plan and tea tariff
Washington reports Senate Republican caucus considering revisions to the sugar schedule, with potential withdrawal of proposed beer and tea taxes. Pressure to scale tobacco duties grows as lawmakers debate revenue needs and the Hawaii treaty. The committee has not formalized action yet, but shifts are expected before further measures.
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Finance Committee
Lexington Beauty Married Edmund Julian Nally in Kentucky
Miss Lee Warren Redd of Lexington county wed Edmund Julian Nally of Chicago at the bride’s home on the Georgetown pike. The groom manages the Postal Telegraph system in the West, with Chicago as his base. They plan to live in Chicago after a bridal trip to Ireland, England, Wales and France.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Lee Warren Redd
Edmund Julian Nally
Chicago
Georgetown Pike
Miss Redd
Oliver F. Redd
Redd
Frances
Margaret Menefee
Sallie Allen
Louisville
Nettie Swigert
Elizabeth Saffrans
Mary Payne
Nally
Muldoon
William O'Neill
Howard
St. Louis
Payne
Kansas City
Baker
John Bullock
Annette Swigert
Iroquois Riding Club
New York
Ireland
England
Wales
France
Plea for Gold Standard Highlighted by Pan-American Delegation
New York on June 9 sees Pan-American visitors tour Wall Street and the Chamber of Commerce. Arthur S. Hitchings of Rio Janeiro urges international gold standard as currency unit, opposing silver coinage and stamp taxes. Finance Committee proposes fish and chocolate tariff amendments with precise per-pound duties.
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New York
Wall Street
Chamber of Commerce
Arthurs. H. Hitchings
Rio Janeiro
Committee On Finance
Mae Chocolate Nee
Harvard Students Sail Cattle to Jubilee Passage
In Boston on June 9 1910 a Leyland Line steamer Lan castrian departed for Liverpool carrying cattle owned by E C Swift Co. The load was overseen by shipper Denny Corkeny of Brighton and included twenty six Harvard students who paid passage by handling the cattle to attend the jubilee.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Leyland Line
Lancastrian
Boston Harbor
Liverpool
E. C. Swift & Co
Denny Corkeny
Brighton
Washerwoman Heiress Leaves Farm and Cash Heirloom
Hartford Ind June Mrs John Gap a washerwoman of Hartford has fallen heir to an eighty acre farm in Wabash County and thirty thousand dollars in cash from her grandfather estate.
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Commercial Tribune
Hartford
City
Ind
John Gap
Wabash County
Mob Violence Report Near Princess Anne and Batavia
A Black man, Ham Andrews, is described as a recent North Carolina migrant who pleaded guilty to a crime in Princess Anne Maryland. He was killed by a mob as Sheriff Nelson and Deputy Dryden attempted to transfer him to jail. In Batavia, Emma Curds escaped harm after a threatened mob formed around an itinerant man accused of assaulting her. A suspect named Giller Purdy was captured and jailed in Batavia.
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Princess Anne
Ham Andrews
Benj Kelley
Andrews
North Carolina
Kelley
Page
Nelson
Dryden
Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Emma Curds
Curds
Cy PB. & Vo
Williamsburg
Brickers
Giller Purdy
Sardinia
Panhandle
Two Reports on Cuba View Ruiz Death Differently
Washington June 9 Mr Calhoun the president's special commissioner to Cuba held another conference with President McKinley as two Ruiz death reports surface. The Lee report published in newspapers and the Congosto report from the Spanish consul at Philadelphia are both under review. Calhoun postpones his return home to pursue further inquiry tomorrow.
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Washington
Calhoun
Cuba
McKinley
Sherman
Day
Lee
Ruiz
Department
Fishback
Ahe Department
Nther
APSR
Department of State
General Lee
Dr. Congosto
Philadelphia
Dr. Ruiz
Wolf Indicted for Embezzling Government Funds at Adelphi
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Hanlem 8 Wolf, Adelphi Postmaster, indicted for misappropriation of 1265 in government funds. Wolf, ex-legislator from Ross County, was brought in to plead. The piece notes his stature and questions how his declining years will unfold. It also covers Ohio figures being considered for a Spanish mission, including ex-Governor Cox, with President weighing candidates despite no formal tender.
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McKinley
White House
Chesapeake & Ohio
Duke
Blenheim
M. EB. Ingalls
Pensions
Evans
Mr. Terry
Joe Jackson
Pension Office
Sherman
Miss Sherman
Sixth Precinct
B Street
Ross
Gary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Commercial
Tribune
Columbus
United States
Hanlem
Wolf
Adelphi
Oss County
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Jacob D. Cox
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Governor Cox
Hanna
Cox
Leonard
Reorganizing Logansport City National Bank Opens Plans
Logansport city plans to reorganize the old State National Bank after its collapse caused by former president John F. Johnson. A $200000 capital, $180000 subscribed, with full funding expected by next Saturday. Directors include William H. Bell Isaac N. Crawford John T. Elliott George W. Funk John Gray A P Jenks W C Pennock Isaac Shidler and John C Ingram. If approved a charter will be sent to the Comptroller and the bank aimed to open by June 20 with Gray as president Ingram as vice president Caldwell as cashier.
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National
William H. Bell
Isaac N. Crawford
John T. Elliott
George W. Funk
John Gray
A. P. Jenks
W. C. Pennock
Isaac Shideler
Logansport
John C. Ingram
Indianapolis
National Bank
George B. Caldwell
Staites National Bank
Comptroller
Washington
Calhoun Conforms With Consul General on Ruiz Case
George W. Fishback arrives in New York to report on the Cuba death of Dr. Ruiz. He says Calhoun’s findings nearly mirror General Lee’s report and discusses the Ruiz matter with President McKinley in verbal explanations.
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Calhoun
Lee
New York
George W. Fishback
Dr. Ruiz
Cuba
Washington
McKinley
Ruiz
Compromise Ends Lucknow Riot After militia arrests
In Lucknow South Carolina seven rioters including two white men and five black men, mill workers, faced arrest after defiantly firing at targets on the main street and threatening the town marshal. A militia unit from a neighboring county subdued the disturbance and escorted the suspects to Camden jail. They were released after paying militia and related costs and agreeing to honor Lucknow authority and town ordinances.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbia
S. C
Lucknow
Camden
Reunion of Converts Near Auburn by Rev Meese
A reunion of converts formed under Rev. W. L. Meese will begin in Auburn tomorrow and run four days. The event gathers those converted during his half century of ministry, many arriving with tents. A later August meeting will bring together about a thousand couples he has wed.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Auburn
W. L. Meese
Indiana
Mr. Méese
Tramp Slashes Trainmen in Disastrous Ejection Attempt
In Jeffersonville Indiana on June 9 a drunken passenger from Cementville boarded train No 7 of the P C C C St L and attacked when brakeman George Shipman tried to eject him. Brown slashed Shipman in the breast and back leg. Wilbur Robinson assisting Shipman sustained a bad shoulder cut.
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Commercial Tribune
Jeffersonville
Ind
W. Brown
Cementville
Here
George Shipman
Brown
Ygee Wilbur Robinson
Ipman
Senate
Chief White Bull Feared to Be Captured Alive at Fort Keogh
Describes ongoing pursuit of Chief White Bull and his followers near the Indian reservation. About 300 men are involved in the manhunt as the sheriff nears the area. War Department orders direct Major Newell at Fort Keogh to return troops until further notice.
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Miles City
Mont
White Bull
Ft. Keogh
War Department
Washington
Newell
Riots in Hungarian communes leave two dead
Socialist peasant riots erupted in Nadudvar and Alpar, with gendarmes firing on rioters. Two peasants were killed and forty severely wounded, while twenty one agitators were arrested.
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Budapest
Nadudvar
Alpar
Possible Cuban Mission Candidates List of Decliners
The article discusses Gov Cox and a string of officials reportedly offered the Spanish Mission or embassy roles, with names like Hitt Foster Low Woodford Tracey and Day floated, while stressing none confirmed and suggesting a long odds process. It notes a December court continuance for a case involving Wolf and a $650 bond after a sudden arrest by a U S marshal.
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George S. Peters
Taft
Wolf
United States
Columbus
Peters
Cleveland
Greve
Postoffice
Holmes
Adelphi Postoffice
Adelphi
Rosscurity
John W. Foster
New York
Seth Low
Greater New York
Cox
Stewart L. Woodford
Benj. F. Tracey
Navy
Harrison
Tracey
Washington
Woodford
Judge Day
Gbapp
State Department
Sultan Expected To Resist Peace Terms Over Thessaly
Constantinople June 9 reports say the Turkish Government will resist retrocession of Thessaly as long as possible. Britain reportedly opposes on religious grounds. A proposal to occupy Greek frontier mountains with Turkish troops and to base indemnity on Greece assets is advanced. An international commission would delimit borders.
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Thessaly
Great Britain
Turkey
Greece
Wild man chases children in Adams County sighting
In West Union Ohio on June 9 a alleged wild man was seen in the eastern county. He rushed at several children along a lonely road, swung a club and shouted. A search party scoured the area but found no trace of the tall hairy figure.
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Commercial Tribune
West Union
Firing at Urbana Jail Case Probed by Coroner
Coroner Hewitt resumes inquest into the Urbana jail incident as Lt. Walter Gifford testifies on duty guarding Upton Baker and the mob attack. He describes guard lines, incendiary speeches, stones and bottles thrown, threats to fire, and the sheriff seeking troops while the crowd presses the jail and courthouse doors.
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Commercial Tribune
Urbana
Hewitt
Upton Baker
Harry Bell
Walter Gifford
Gifford
Ohio National Guard
Leonard
Cuty
Springfield Armory
Anthony
Mrs Stephenson Attempts Murder Suicide in Ohio Case
Mrs Scott Stephenson 39 of Manchester Ohio tried to kill her four children by poisoning their water then cut her own throat. The plan was discovered by the eldest child, a 10 year old. Her husband had died a year earlier and she had long grieved and threatened suicide.
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Commercial Tribune
West
UNION
Scott Stephenson
Manchester
Robberies Reported in Akron Night Incidents
Akron residents faced multiple robberies last night with Carl Nelson held up and robbed of his watch and chain. Vanes dale's grocery shop was entered and a small amount of goods stolen. John Myers’s house east of the city was broken into with jewelry and money totaling $65 taken.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Carl Nelson
Charles Vanesdale
John Myers
Governor Cox Clears Madrid Rumor as Ambassador Claim Denied
Ex-Governor Jacob D. Cox states he will not travel to Spain as the accredited representative of President McKinley. The rumor that he would go to Madrid is put to rest by Cox himself.
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Jacob D. Cox
Spain
McKinley
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