Receivers Sought for Major Steel Firm in Bankruptcy
Special dispatch reports Millikin Bros. seeks receivers in U S District Court Judge Holt in New York to safeguard its bridge and open hearth steel operations. Liabilities total about 6.5 million with 3 million in first mortgage bonds. Company employs 3,000 to 3,500. payroll around 50 thousand weekly. A reorganization plan is contemplated to preserve contracts and continue work.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Millikin Bros., Incorporated
George C. Holt
United States District Court
McDonald & Bostwick
William Nelson Cromwell
Dwight McDonald
Cromwell
Mariner’s Harbor
Staten Island
Holt
Fire at Princess Anne Hotel in Virginia Beach Wipes Out Large Complex
A devastating blaze at the Princess Anne Hotel, lasting about two hours, destroyed the hotel and nearby facilities including the Norfolk and Western depot and boardwalk. About 110 people escaped. John Eaton is reported missing. Heroic efforts by Sergeant Carl Boeschen and a women-led bucket brigade saved cottages and surrounding properties. Insurance covered only part of the loss. manager A C Mitchell faced ruin and attempted suicide. Lifesaving crews aided response. fire started in the kitchen.
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Princess Anne
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Norfolk & Western Depot
Virginia Beach Development Company
John Eaton
Carl Boeschen
Richmond Light Artillery Blues
Boeschen
A. C. Mitchell
Asheville
N. C
Mitchell
Miss Tucker
South Virginia
R. E. Zeale
Wilson
West Virginia
H. D. Flournoy
Flournoy
Carlisle
Chattanooga
Mars
Cleveland, CO
Princess Anne Investment Corporation
Norfolk
Knives Used in Kentucky in Dublin Brawl
In Dublin, Ernie Price was stabbed five times by Pet Burgess during a general fight with over a dozen involved and multiple pistol shots. Burgess has not been arrested. On a bridge near town, Sunday Sam Scholes and Ollie McLane clashed. McLane was perhaps fatally stabbed and Scholes escaped.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayfield
Dublin
Ernie Price
Pet Burgess
Burgess
Sam Scholes
Ollie McLane
McLane
Scholes
Cure for Eczema Claims Quick Relief with Cuticura
C V Beltz of Tippecanoe Indiana reports two years of severe eczema on the legs finally eased by Cuticura remedies. After trying physicians, patent cures, and folk treatments with no relief he found immediate help from Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap and Wash, restored to health by November 15, 1905.
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C. V. Beltz
Tippecanoe, Ind
Dandruff Remedy Claims Hair Restoration
In a testimonial from Columbus Kansas Mrs E W Shigley recounts dandruff on her head since age twelve and how Cuticura products restored her hair after use. She praises Cuticura Soap and shared the remedy with a sister whose baby also regrew hair amid dandruff relief. The ad promotes Cuticura facial and internal treatments and a Skin Book by Potter Drug.
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E. W. Shigley
Columbus
Kan
WRECK ATTEMPT ON B&O TRAIN NEAR CRESCENT
In Bridgeport Ohio on June 10 an attempt by train wreckers damaged a switch on Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling line near Crescent. Train No 16 from Cleveland with over 100 passengers derailed briefly when the locomotive left the track but a slower speed prevented a major wreck. A spike was driven in the switch.
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Commercial Tribune
Bridgeport
Cleveland,Lorain & Wheeling
B. & O. Railroad
Crescent
Cleveland
Dividend Ordered for Consolidated Ubero Plantation Creditors
Judge Lodge in Boston Court authorized a twenty five cent dividend on claims against the Consolidated Ubero Plantation Company totaling 58,701 dollars. Receiver Smith will pay the dividend. The company was promoted by F. E B. Borges, now serving a state prison sentence for swindling.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Ubero
Lodge
United States Circuit Court
Smith
F. E B. Borges
Halstead & Co Verdict Reversed by Appellate Court
The Appellate Division reversed a judgment of Halstead & Co. for 2498.45 against the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. over a telegram transmission error. The court ruled that the recipient bears the same terms as the sender regarding telegram terms and conditions.
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Halstead & Co
Commercial Tribune
New York
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Receiver Removed in Chicago Air Line Case
Judge Kohlsaar of the U S Circuit Court dismissed the bill of complaint against the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Company filed Saturday. This ends the receivership and returns control to the current officers managing the affairs.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Kohlsaar
United States
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Company
Taft Gag No Fear of Japanese War Featured Speech
Milwaukee banquet honors Secretary of War William H. Taft with praise from Governor James G. Davidson and Mayor Sherburn M. Becker. Taft calls for peace with Japan, urges no war, and discusses the Panama Canal while addressing 300 attendees. He denies involvement in Ayres case and cites government inquiry.
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Taft
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
William H. Taft
James G. Davidson
Wisconsin
Hotel Pfister
Sherburn M. Becker
Ohio
Panama Canal
Japan
United States
Taft Praises Women Education At Wisconsin Address
Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke to about 5 000 at the University Gymnasium Madison praising women's access to education. He joked that people watch to see if she will marry but urged women should marry happily and build a good home, a key plank of the platform.
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Commercial Tribune
Madison
Wis
William H. Taft
University
Taft
Painters Injured in Scaffold Fall at Majestic Cafe
Adolph Wizer age 32 and Calvin Garrison age 24, painters, fell from a scaffold at the Majestic Cafe while cleaning ceilings. Wizer suffered a brain concussion, contusions, and scalp wound. he is unconscious and has no known address. Garrison, of Williamsburg Ohio, sustained multiple fractures in the right heel and a sprained wrist. They were taken to City Hospital Patrol 4 for treatment.
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Adolph Wizer
Calvin Garrison
Wizer
Garrison
Williamsburg, O
Mayfield Farmer Held on Tobacco Theft Charge
Frank Clapp a farmer was held for the grand jury in Mayfield Kentucky on charges of stealing tobacco plants from Henry Clapp. He posted a $300 bond. The offense carries one to three years in the penitentiary. The Clapps are prominent tobacco growers.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Ritter Lumber Company
Harry Allen
Raleigh Lumber Company
William H. Houston
Ritter Company
Raleigh
John H. Hatcher
W. Hunt
Lindy C.hitty
William H. Cooper
Charles H. Krise
David C. Howell
James Collins
Thacker Coal and Coke Company
Thatcher
Judge Keller
Dayton
Northern District Court
Mayfield
Frank Clapp
Henry Clapp
Clapps
Muddy field delays Moscow debut at Gregory show
Weather cuts show at Coney Island after rain soaks the arena delaying the Moscow performance for the third time. Spectators had filled grand stands when fair skies appeared, and fireworks with Wellington in a later act were promised. Kilgour wed Angela Lynch after a Chicago box party sighting.
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Moscow
Coney Island
Coney
Gregory
Chester Opera Plans Two-Show Rehearsal Schedule
Stage Director Fitzgerald and Musical Director Mandeville praised The Fortune Teller and shift to The Mocking Bird for the second week. From now through Sunday both operas will alternate days, giving three days' start on the second week. Seat sales for The Fortune Teller begin Thursday at Smith and Nixon's. Marion Stanley arrives in Cincinnati Wednesday for The Mocking Bird rehearals ahead of the June 23 week.
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Fitzgerald
Mandeville
Chester Opera
Smith & Nixon
Marion Stanley
Cincinnati
Hanson and Drew Shine On Lagoon Vaudeville Bill
Hanson and Drew from Cincinnati are drawing cards at the Lagoon this week. The couple, also known as Mr and Mrs Hanson off stage, rarely return to their hometown professionally. They enjoy a rare chance to mingle with friends amid social duties and a rural comedy sketch that is proving popular on stage.
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Drew
the Lagoon
Cincinnati
Mrs
Cincy
Flag Day events at Chester roof garden ballroom
A silk flag souvenir hops at Chester roof garden ballroom Friday evening in celebration of Flag Day. Prof. Kirkpatrick directs elaborate electrical displays with colored lights. He plans a new novelty each Friday night for the season. A juvenile dancing school opens this afternoon 1 to 3 while adults meet 2 to 4, drawing many to Chester’s celebrated floor.
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Roof Garden
Chester
Kirkpatrick
Sothern and Marlowe to appear in London springs after U S tours
EH H Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe announce ongoing London seasons after their American tours. They plan joint London openings next spring with later separate runs. Sothern will head George Alexander's London company and Alexander will head Sothern's New York company. King Edward may attend the London opening, and Marlowe returns with a rambler rose bush gifted by the King, plus three dogs and two Welsh ponies from London.
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New York
EH. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
London
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Sothern
Alexander
Sothern
Marlowe
Edward
Lady Paget
Royal Box
Solomon
Brian Boru
George Cohan Plans July 4 Wedding in New York
George Cohan, the young actor and songwriter, will marry on his birthday July 4 in New York City. His bride will be Agnes Nolan of Brookline. His divorce from Ethel Levy has been granted, and Cohan’s income from plays is said to be $500000 yearly. His first wife is said to marry Robert Edeson.
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George Cohan
New York City
Cohan
Agnes Nolan
Brookline
Ethel Levy
Robert Edeson
Russia's Internal Condition Grows More Serious
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Russia faces worsening unrest with widespread murder and pillage as a livelihood, while incendiaryism reflects peasant anger toward landowners.
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London
St. Petersburg
Telegraph
Russia
Sailors Lost as French Schooner Sinks Off Barbados
Twenty eight passengers drown when the French schooner La Jalouse sinks near Barbados the previous Friday night. The captain and twenty one crew members reached Barbados yesterday seeking survivors and relief.
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Cayenne
St. Lucius
Longworths Plan Trip to Yellowstone and Hawaii
Representative Longworth and Mrs Longworth will leave about June 20 for a two week horseback journey through Yellowstone Park. Afterward they will visit the Hawaiian Islands for the rest of the summer.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Longworth
Yellowstone Park
Park
Hawaiian Islands
Miss Maggid Delehanty Obituary in Cincinnati Schools
Miss Maggid Delehanty of 2339 Concord street died at home yesterday afternoon after a long career as a penmanship teacher in Cincinnati public schools for twenty eight years. She is survived by her mother Mrs Rudolph Delehanty and a sister Miss Ruby. Co H Hudson hotel man in the Middle States died at St Francis Hospital Peoria Ill late last night of Brights disease.
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Concord Street
Miss Delehanty
Cincinnati Public Schools
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Ruby
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Middle States
St. Francis Hospital
Peoria
Bright
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