Canal route options amid Pacific coast volcano data
US engineers report on Nicaragua route for a Pacific Atlantic canal notes volcanic activity shaping the region. It cites the Costa Rican volcanic chain and peaks like Orosi, Turrialba, Momotombo, and Coseguina, with Marabios range forming a major volcanic corridor.
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Carribbean Sea
Mexico
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
de Lesseps
Panama
Nicaragua
Corps of Engineers
United States Army and Navy
John G. Walker
U. N
Peter C. Hains
Lewis M. Haupt
Cross
Orosi
Costa Rica
Turrialba
Lake Nicaragua
Momotombo
Coseguina
Marabios Range
Managua
Pacific Coast
Conseguina
Krakatoa
Ometepe
Madera
Zapatera
Brewers May Withdraw From American Federation
The National Union of United Brewery Workmen weighs leaving the AFL over a grievance about engine room jurisdiction. President Gomper’s decision sparked protest, with no tax receipt or reply received yet. Western locals already join the American Labor Union, seen as strong in the West after recent strikes and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union of United Brewery
American Federation of Labor
Julius Zorn
Gomper
Washington
Zorn
American Labor Union
Denver
A.f.of L
Western Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Mississippi River
Roosevelt Committee to Meet for City Visit Effort
Mayor Fleischmann named a Mayor's Committee with Senator Longworth and Nat Henchman Davis to work with the general Roosevelt committee. The group aims to invite President Roosevelt to Cincinnati during the Fall Festival and will convene at 10:30 A M in the mayor's office with members from the Fall Festival Association Manufacturers' Club Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Nat Henchman Davis
President Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Frank W. Foulds
Charles A. Hinsch
H. L. Gordon
J. B. Foraker, Jr
Fall Festival Association
Thomas Egan
D. B. Mecham
James Powell
Manufacturers’ Club
W. W. Granger
M. B. Ingalls
Thomas Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
George Puehte
James Collins
William P. Eee
Business Men's Club
Igen
Sued For 10 500 By Miss Ray Mo ses And Co
Miss Ray Mo ses sues the Cincinnati Traction Company for ten thousand five hundred dollars. The case appears in a fragmentary report with notes of private or hospital related context and unidentified parties.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Ray Moses
Seven Strike Leaders Arrested in Monongah Injunction
In Monongah West Virginia on June 11 sheriff issued sweeping injunctions against 180 striking miners and leaders including Thomas Haggle and Mother Jones restraining entry to company property and gatherings near plants. Seven leaders were jailed in Fairmont for violating court orders as 150 strikers dispersed weary of conflict and many vowed to resume work.
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Monongah
W. Va
Thomas Haggle
Jones
United Mine Workers
Fairmont
Mitchell Predicts Miners Will Win in Anthracite Strike
President Mitchell declared the anthracite strike complete and predicted victory. He cited the operators' statement as favorable and said he expected to win the West Virginia soft coal strike as well. He noted arrests of National Board members in Fairmont under an injunction and said he would dissolve it with legal action.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
West Virginia
Virginia
West ’ Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
National Board
William Morgan
Haggerty
McKay
Springer
Noon
Pogganini
Edwards
Fairmont
Hartwell Man Sues Over Conductor Assault
Benjamin B. Brown of Hartwell filed a damage suit against Millcreek Valley Seged Reliver Company over an assault by conductor J Lang aboard a car on the night of May 24. Brown says he signaled to alight at Oak Avenue Hartwell but was carried beyond and violently attacked as he stood to leave. Brown asserts no provocation and is represented by Harper & Amen.
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Benjamin B. Brown
Hartwell
Millcreek Valle Seged Reliver Company
J. Lang
Brown
Tor
Oak Avenue
Lang
Harper & Amen
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatic Relief
A cheery claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism, asserting it neutralizes acid and eliminates it from the system. The ad promises lasting cure, citing thousands of testimonials and urging readers to try the remedy.
Say Croker Can Never Return Tammany Hall Statement Declares
New York June 11. The Advisory Committee of Tammany Hall released a statement denying Richard Croker's leadership role now or in the future. Signed by Charles F. Murphy Daniel F McMahon and Louis Haffen it asserts the executive committee leads with input from all members and pledges Democratic welfare for New York County.
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New York
Advisory Committee
Tammany Hall
Thomas F. Smith
Triumpirate
Richard Croker
Executive Committee
Lewis Nixon
Finance Committee
Tammany Halls
These Men Would wed Women Now in Prison
Two men pleaded with Judge Lueders to release their fiancées from the Workhouse so they could wed. William Gleason of Fairmount sought Nelle Hotsenbrodel who is serving a $50 fine and costs for loitering. Worley Clayton, an engineer at the Palace Hotel, urged Bertha Ellis’s discharge. The judge showed kindness but likely will not assist Clayton, and may recommend Nellie Hotsenbrodel’s pardon before Police Commissioners.
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Lueders
William Gleason
Fairmount
Nelle Hotsenbrodel
Gleason
Worley Clayton
Palace Hotel
Bertha Ellis
Health Department
Clayton
Nellie Hotsenbrodel
Police
Anniversary Mass for Reverend Father Mackey at St Peter's
An anniversary Mass will honor Rev. Father John M. Mackey at St. Peter's Cathedral as he marks forty years in the priesthood. Born February 1 1836 in Limerick Ireland and ordained June 14 1862, he has served in Ohio Kentucky and as pastor at St. Peter's since 1887.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
John M. Mackey
Father Mackey
St. Peter's
Limerick
Ireland
Priere
Emmitsburg
Marseille
May Socialists convene in Cincinnati nominating ticket
Hamilton County Socialists met at Workmen's Hall with about 200 delegates. William Trautman of the Brewery Workers' Union warned of conflicts with the AFL and hinted at the American Labor Union’s rise. The convention nominated a slate including William Moss for County Commissioner and Julius Zorn, John Zimmerer for Board of Controll, with other county and congressional posts filled, amid calls for unity and study of socialist questions.
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Hamilton County
Workmen's Hall
Workman's Hall
William Trautman
Brewery Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Trautman
American Labor Union
Alto
Cincinnati
Brewery Workers Union
W. H. Fox
E. H. Vaupel
Harry ©.Thompson
National Socialist Party
Indianapolis
Columbus
Brewery
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Western Labor Union
The
William Moss
Board of
Supreme Court
E. Irwin
Myrtle Avenue
Walnut Hills
Associated Charities
Don Benen
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Estselate U S Embassy Dinner
King Edward Queen Alexandra attended a formal state dinner hosted by Mr Choate at his residence with American and British dignitaries. The event featured a lavish table ceremony, royal speeches and a private discussion between the King and J Pierpont Morgan.
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Lord Lansdowne
Mr. Choate
Lord Rosebery
Master of the
Empire
Mr. Morgan
King
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Roosevelt
Commander Richardson
Clover
Clever
Edward B. Carsatt
Wm. C. Hustis
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Edmund Lincoln Baylies
Wm. Wetmore
Douglass Robinson
W. Sheffield Cowles
American Prestige Theme Highlighted in London Reception
Loms describe the event as a peak moment for American prestige in England. Princess Victoria wore white, Lady Vernon Harcourt a black silk dress with pink roses and five diamond stars, Lady Spencer white satin with a diamond crown, Mrs Henry White pink and white with a diamond tiara, and Miss White white chiffon. Mr Choate's residence featured harmonious floral decorations built entirely from American beauty roses across dining and reception rooms.
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London
Carlton House Terrace
United States
King Edward
Mexandre
Princess Victoria
Mrs. Carter
King
Order of the Garter
Mr. Choate
Mrs. Choate
Queen Alexandra
Lord Lansdowne
Duke of Norfolk
Lomats
England
Lady Vernon-Harcourt
Lady Spencer
Henrry White
Miss White
Lobbyist Payments in Cuban Reciprocity Hearings
Testimony uncovers payments from General Wood and the Sugar Trust to Thurber and Havemeyer backed by vouchers and approvals. Senate and House react. insurgents rally against Speaker Henderson as reciprocity bills face new scrutiny and possible compromise.
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Cuba
Wood
Thurbur
Thurber
American Sugar Trust
Teller
House
Senate
T House
Henderson
Aldrich
Platt
Benator Burrows
Pic
Culberson
Secretary of War
Former Cincinnatian Gets Responsible Place
M C Fleming of Cincinnati is named assistant corporation counsel of New York City with a $5000 yearly salary. Wilbur T Hall also promoted to the tenement house branch. Fleming, Princeton and Cincinnati Law School alum, previously with Davies Stone & Auerbach.
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M. C. Fleming
New York City
Commercial Tribuna
New York
Corporation Counsel
Rives Today
Matthew C. Fleming
Cincinnati
Wilbur T. Hall
Fleming
Princeton Mercy
Cincinnati Li Oel
of Davies
Teachers Meet Saturday in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Teachers Association schedules a meeting Saturday at 9 30 a m in Linton Hall Y M C A Building Judge Percnard Jelke Jr Circuit Court will speak An opening discussion Whither Are We Drifting by J C Kinney Norw High idol followed by five minute talks from Sallie Stevens Eleanor Goodin Lillie Amard Mrs J M Bryan and others The meeting adjourns at noon
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Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Linton Hall
Percnand Jelke, Jr
Circuit Court
J.C. Kinney
Norw High Hdel
Sallie £. Stevens
Eleanor Goodin
Lillie Amard
J. M. Bryan
Messrs
T. ©. Ruamerman
W. F. Hughes
A. J. Meen
A. L. Monce
CC. B. Bonham
Cadman
T. Dial
W. H. Harrell
James ¥. R. Keeling
W. T. Swain
C. P.osh
Cost of Food and Grape-Nuts Benefits
A family reports lower food costs and better health after switching from white bread and oats to Grape-Nuts. They found fifteen cents of Grape-Nuts buys more energy than twenty-five cents of other cereals, noting improved digestion, strength, and endurance.
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Grey Town
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Pairmont Field
Croker
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St. Peter’s
Wm. Trautman
U. S
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Mr. Thurber
United States Export Association
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United States Exp. Ass'n
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General Wood
Department of Cuba
Havana
McCoy
Banco Nacional de Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
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Hans Seitz
Athalia
Rabbi Grogsmann
Israel
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