A Voice from the Colorado Clouds
A correspondent writing from over 10 000 feet up near Uncompahgre Mountain describes dramatic alpine scenery. He details ore trains, mining gear, an English syndicate buying Camp Bird mines for about 10 000 000 dollars, and a gold bearing ore find. He invites a reader to visit Colorado, ride an aerial tram, tour the mine, and reach Capitol City via Marshall Pass to find H. W. Brown.
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Yoann
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Denver
Great Continental Divide
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Capitol City
H. W. Brown
Mindful Shopping Choice Prompts Exchange for Subscriptions
A compact ad urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate. It encourages immediate action to get the decision off the reader’s mind.
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Return of exiled Russians sparks petitions for home reentry
In 1901 many rural exiles in St Petersberg are allowed to petition for return. Minister M Von Plehwe urges permission to resume former homes. Among returnees is Prof. Leshoft the educator once involved in Saratov disorders and whipped as punishment.
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ST. Petersburg
M. von Plehwe
Interior
Prof
Leshoft
Saratoff
Roosevelt Plans Extended Fall Westward Trip
President Roosevelt will begin a longer September journey through the West and Northwest with stops in Detroit Minneapolis and other cities. He will return via Springfield Ohio for the State Fair on October 2 and may visit Kansas Nebraska New Orleans and other Southern cities as an itineraries unclear. Senator Foraker met with the President to arrange a West visit by a committee seeking an Ohio stop.
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Washington
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Springfield
Antonio
Mississippi
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Nebraska
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
West
Social news from Middletown and surrounding towns
Miss Grace Fleming returns from Findlay and Miss Anna Young visits Cincinnati relatives. Numerous local guests attend social gatherings as Miss Maude Gibbs and Mr. Sears Risk plan a June 18 wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Mumm and bride at Old Point Comfort. many guests honor Elizabeth Kirkpatrick at a Trenton dinner.
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Grace Fleming
Findlay
Anna Young
Cincinnati
Nellie Warner
Eve
Minnie
Ts. Mane
Berty
Marys
Ne Behuntheer
Colliersville
Ind
Edy Flame
Sapam Mich
Frances
Grantal Z
Mary ‘Augspurger
Ceria
Mise. Meideles
Maude Gibbs
Sears Risk
Harry Milner
Miamisburg
Higginaport
Frank A. Bone
Liebanon
Charles Emerick
Anna Kennell
Josephine Scott
Chicago
Marie Sohingen
Hamilton
Mabel Wade
J. F. Sharpless
Omaha
Neb
Frances Kimball
Pearl Powers Kent
Syracuse
N.Y
Mary Coyle
Fannie Shuler
Edna Ketcham
Charles Mum
Court of Special Despatch to Tribune Dockets Kentucky Appeals
Frankfort June 14 Court of en today down these decisions with the whole court sitting and several dissents. Numerous cases including Duckies v The Commonwealth Hardin reversed Gordon v The Commonwealth Jefferson reversed and more than a dozen matters set for rehearing or modified opinions. The court adjourns this afternoon until the third Monday in September.
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Betill
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of Newark
First National Bank of Louisville
Jefferson L. & E
the Commonwealth
Hardin
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Coulter
Auditor
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Gordon
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Commonwealth Va
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Tern
Kentucky Land .Co
Ferguson
Morgan
Parker
Gulliver
Gilbert
Brashears
Dickinson
Perry
Frazier
P Stone
Hart & Sousley
Fleming
Fidelity On Deposit Company
Louisville
Pranger
Stubbins
Briggs
Pannell
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
Howard Va
Magoffin
James Nathan Elliott
J. G. Howard
T. B. Harrison, Jr
Bowser
Lh. & N. Raihead Company
Penrod
Hopkins
Sore
Reckless Baron Killed by Auto
Berlin June 14 The death of Baron George von Bleichroeder a noted banker near Cologne follows reports of his notorious driving. He was accused of frightening travelers stampeding cattle and speeding through villages. A cart driver signalled him to slow, paused to hold his horses, but the automobile struck causing the vehicle to overturn and the baron to be crushed.
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Berlin
George von Bleichroeder
Cologne
Mayam
Association of Catholic Colleges Meet in Chicago July 9 10
The Association of Catholic Colleges schedules a July 9 and 10 convention in Chicago with a Pontifical High Mass at 9 o clock in the cathedral. Rt Rev P J Muldoon will celebrate. Private sessions will be at the Palmer House with papers by Rt Rev John Quirk Loyola Baltimore John M Reiner Rev John Poland St Xavier s College Cincinnati and Rev B Verheyn St Bene s College Ardmore D real conference on Catholic high movement. A public meeting closes the event at Powers Theater July 10 with Rt Rev Thomas J Conaty presiding and delivering the address.
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P. J. ‘Muldoon
Palmer House
Tohn Quirk
Loyola Baltimore
John M. Reiner
John Poland
St. Xavier's College
Cinati
B. Verheyn
St. Bene‘Gets College
Ardbiso
Catholic High Movement
Powers’ Theater
Thomas J. Conaty
Social News From Hamilton And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Will Boyd and son Dudley visit Hamilton from New York City. Miss Stella Crum and Fred Flick wed at St Stephen’s Church. Miss Lotta Leveline and James H. De Vore marry at First Baptist Church. Several guests from Dayton, Norfolk, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Denver and Bowling Green attend dinners, receptions and visits. Engagement announced for Luine M. Smith and Edward B. Hughes.
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Will Boyd
Dudley
New York City
F. Sharples
Elizabeth
Margeret
Norfolk
Neb
Stevenson
North Ninth Street
Rose Kiefer
West Newton
William Rearicks
Emma Thompson
Ener
Cal
Stella Crum
Fred Flick
St. Stephen's Church
J. G. Kries
Mr. Kries
Leo Feltman
Prospect Hill
Alexander Dunn
Lotta Leveline
James H. de Vore
First Baptist Church
H. N. Quisenberry
Ida Pierson
Sophia Margedant
Chattanooga
Tenn
C. H. Hervey
William Campbell
Bowling Green
Maud Smith
John H. Geyer
W. W. Brown
Dayton
H. H. Roll
Carrie Ohlinger
Frank Timmer
St. Peter's Church
Elizabeth Ross
Fantan
Tom Stevens
Alonzo Ross
Ruth and
Harriet Elliott
California
Frank Cramer
Denver
Col
Karl Hooven
Ethel Harrison
Philadelphia
Luiu M. Smith
Scipio
Edward B. Hughes
First National Bank
Ruth Huntington
Lillian Mathias
Camille Frechling
Clara Wieser
Estimating Contest Promises Prizes for Tribune Readers
Readers are invited to invest 1.00 in the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest, with a total prize pool of 34000.00 and 1 49 chances to win. The entry suggests a straightforward bet on accuracy, appealing to readers seeking a low-cost gamble with a significant payout potential.
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Baron Fairfax To Attend Coronation
NEW YORK June 14 Albert Kirby Fairfax of this city the twelfth Baron Fairfax sailed for England today on the Etruria to attend the coronation he was invited to with the other peers of England Lord Fairfax is an American citizen His mother the widow of the eleventh Baron resided in Northampton Prince George County Maryland.
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New York
Albert. Kirby Fairfax
Baron Fairfax
England
Etruria
Lord Fairfax
Northampton
Prince George County
Maryland
Bombardment of Nanning Kills Hundreds in Rebel Attack
The steamer Athenian reports rebels besieged Nanning at dawn. Hongkong Telegraph notes military troops fired on rebels, then bombarded the city for over three hours. About 300 to 400 inhabitants were killed or wounded as walls were breached and shellfire rained down.
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Hongkong
Nanning
Dr Louis A Malony Ordered to Alaska
Dr Louis A Malony of Garfield Place is reassigned by the War Department after leaving practice to join the Army. He will report to Fort Gibbons Alaska for duty in the General Department of Columbia, having previously served in California and the Philippines studying Asiatic diseases.
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Louis A. Malony
Garfield Place
United States Army
Philippine Islands
War Department
Malony
Department of California
Ft. Gibbons
Alaska
Anding
General Department of Columbia
Dr. Malony
Philippines
Guba
Hamilton Bonds Rejected for Paving Vote
Judge Brown ruled the Hamilton Board of Control acted properly under state paving laws but erred by not submitting the $174,800 street improvement bonds to a popular vote. The injunction ease of City Solicitor C. R. Hartkoff against the board was lifted, ending the proposal.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Black Retort Sparks at Saratoga Convention
Ex Governor Black delivers sharp sarcasm about Senator Pratt and the Platt machine after losing renomination. In his Saratoga headquarters he rebukes Senator Depew who offers a handshake with a quip about resuming payment. The exchange highlights factional tensions within the party.
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Black
Pratt
Platt
United States
Depew
Mr. Depew
New York Moves to Ban Soft Coal Use by Railways
New York City will start legal actions on Monday to force corporations to stop using soft coal. Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur F. Cosby announced criminal proceedings against the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company for violating the coal ban law.
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New York
City of
Arthur F. Cosby
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Lieutenant Hill Celebrates Birthday at Headquarters
Yesterday marked the fifty sixth birthday anniversary of Lieutenant Hill and the police headquarters hosted a luncheon for the officers. Hill traditionally shares his day with fellow officers and this year’s gathering followed the longtime custom.
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Hill
Police
Governor to pardon life prisoner and two arson inmates
Columbus Ohio June 14 Governor Nash to grant pardons to Marion Britton a life prisoner convicted of murdering his brother in law John Brown in Hillsboro Jerome Warren and Lewis Kedash each serving five years for arson this action announced today.
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Columbus
Nash Tolay
Marion Britton
John Brown
Hillsboro
Jerome Warren
Lewis Kedash
Bethlehem Shipyard Bought by Bethlehem Steel Co
New York June 14 Daniel Leroy Dresser president of the Trust of the Benitaedt states his company has completed portactions. The Bethlehem Steel Works outputs armor plate and steel forgings for ships. Bethlehem Steel Co organized 1889 with capital 15 million dollars. The plant at South Bethlehem Pa spans thirty acres. Officers include Mcllvain Borie Snyder. Directors include Linderman Stotesbury Johnston Baer Ord and McVeagh. Lewis Nixon says the purchase gives the United States a capable battleship builder with on time hull steel supplies from US Steel.
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New York
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Benitaedt
Bethlehem Steel Works
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Iron Company
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Cor
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Sual
United States
Srett Company
South
Bethlehem
Edward M. Melivain
A. E. Borie
M. S. Snyder
R. P. Linderman
E. T. Stotesbury
E. M. Mcllvain
Archibald Johnston
Man's Clothes Costs Less Than What He Eats
A New Orleans observer argues clothing expenditures pale beside food costs over a 35 year life. He calculates 210 shirts 75 cents each, 420 collars 15 cents, 70 suits at 20 dollars, 140 underwear at 1 dollar, 7 hats at 3 dollars, and 280 shoes at 4 dollars, totaling about 2260 dollars for clothes while food at 25 cents per meal for three meals daily would reach about 9450 dollars.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
United States Shipbuilding Company organized to acquire major yards
The United States Shipbuilding Company organized under New Jersey law will acquire the plants of Union Iron Works San Francisco Bath Iron Works Bath Windlass Crescent Ship Yard Elizabethport Samuel L Moore & Sons Eastern Shipbuilding Harlan Hollingsworth area manufacturing Carteret and more The plants are earning 2 225 000 annually on current contracts and have capacity for more work Information available from W E Hutton Co bankers Cincinnati Ohio
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United States Shipbuilding Company
New Jersey
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Cal
Bath Iron Works, Limited
Bath
Hyde Windlass Cam
Crescent Ship Yard
Elizabethport
N. J
Samuel L. Moore & Sons Company
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
New London
W. E. Hutton & Co. Bankers
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Belgium extradition treaty ratifications sealed in Washington
Secretary Hay and Baron Moncheur exchange final ratifications of a Belgian extradition treaty in Washington. The agreement expands crimes by adding larceny kidnapping and obtaining money under false pretenses to those in prior treaties.
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Washington
Hay
Baron Moncheur
T P
Deaf Mute Picnic Planned in Rochester
A special dispatch reports a grand picnic of deaf mutes from Northern Indiana set for June 2 in Rochester on the Lake Erie bank. Prominent deaf speakers including a Chicago minister will address the gathering during a two hour basket dinner.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Indiana
Rochester
Lakeee
Chicago
Watkins Discharged in Wa vote case unclear act
Special Despatch from Wabash Indiana reports John P. Watkins was discharged as the case proceeds. The note hints at intended actions and involvement with a sum of money though details are incomplete. Further clarification from the source is needed.
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Watkins
Commercial Tribune
Wabash
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John P. Watkins
Woman Can Halt Aging If She Wills It Say Maxine Elliott
Maxine Elliott argues aging is self driven and humor and style keep a woman youthful. She says laughter outshines cosmetics and a straight front corset preserves youth while fashion evolves with personal choices.
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Pittsburg Despatch
Maxine Elliott
Hite
Rhodes Phonetic French Utterly Amuses Ex Empress
Cecil Rhodes amazed French sailors by teaching British sailors to pronounce a French phrase, leading to a saluting mishap. On passage near Cherbourg the crew shouted beef lemons and cheese to greet the ex Empress Eugenie, who expressed pleasure afterward.
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Cecil Rhodes
England
Cape
Castle
Hner
Cherbourg
Eugenie
Rhodes
Precocious Six Year Old Returns From England
A New York Times item describes a six year old boy who lived and studied in England and was brought back by neighbors. The child cites a witty exchange with a neighbor’s householder as proof of his worldly schooling and courage.
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New York
England
Maurice
Mily
New Stars Near the Milky Way Explain Cosmic Density
Prof Hugo Seeliger of Munich notes that new stars cluster near the Milky Way. He argues stellar density and collisions explain the frequency of new stars, estimating three fourths appear near the galaxy, aligning with centuries of observed novae.
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Hugo Seeliger
Munich
Yw Wey
Steen
Belle Center Pair Wed in Springfield Court Ceremony
Joseph Liles aged 70 of Belle Center married Miss Minnie Smith aged 50 in Springfield. The bride is the daughter of Rev. W. T. Smith of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference.
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Commercial Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, _CO
Joseph Liles
Belle Center
Minnie Smith
W. T. Smith
Cincinnati M. EB
Ohio Secretary of State filings announce new corporations
In Columbus on June 14 the Secretary of State recorded several new corporations including The W F E Mc Cristie Company Camden with 50000 capital stock. the Cheviot Mt Airy and Groesbeck Telegraph Company Cheviot 50000. Kenton Construction Company 10000. Automatic and Lighting Company Cleveland 300000. City Club Barnesville. Fremont Yargan Company Fremont 100000. Kinsey Manufacturing Company Dayton 50000. Names listed include Robert R. Conger Ford C Walker Avery Markland Frank W A Bommer Nick Ruebel Henry Frendorf and George L Ruebel.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
W. FE. McCristie Company
Camden
Capital Stock
George L. Ruebel
Kenton Construction Company
The
Automatic and Lighting Company
Cleveland
Capit
City Club
Barnesville
Fremont Yargan Company
Fremont
Kinsey Manufacturing Company
Dayton
Healthful summer diet promotes cool, light meals
Advice favors reduced meat and fat in hot weather. Grape-Nuts with fruit and soft boiled eggs recommended for breakfast to sustain until noon. Ready prepared, easy to digest, avoids cooking heat and fits warm days.
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