Taft suffers indigestion calm in Washington travels cut
Secretary Taft reported a temporary indigestion attack, not poisoning, and doctors say he will be all right with rest. He will skip the South Dakota trip and defer Kansas engagements, with questions about Omaha on Tuesday unsettled and Mrs Taft relieved by his telegram.
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J. 8. Hill
Taft
Sneve
Hill
Washington
Commercial Tribune
South Dakota
Omaha
Roth denies leaving Sinton hotel amid rumor mill
Edward Roth, manager of Hotel Sinton, rejects rumors of resignation claiming harmony at both properties and noting his stake as a major stockholder. He says George Balch handles contracts and rents but has no intent to take over management.
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Edward Roth
Hotel Sinton
Roth
St. Nicholas
George R. Balch
Mr. Roth
The
Linton
T. Fios
Coghill Confesses Bank Theft Linked to Wheat Pit
Seymour Wisconsin June 14 Thomas C Coghill cashier of First National Bank admitted to defalcation of 40000 tied to Chicago wheat pit. Bank remains unaffected by the confession.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Commercial Tribune
Seymour
Wis
Thomas C. Coghill
First National Bank
Coghill
Linwood Improvement Association Poised to Enjoin Payments
At a Linwood Improvement Association meeting delegates to the Federation of Improvement Associations were named W A Simonton E F Reardon and Franklin Johnson. The Law Committee was ordered to seek an injunction against city payments to the McHesson Company for sewer work on Russell Avenue Archer and Bouton streets until repairs are made. A demand was issued to the City Engineer to repair Eastern Avenue per existing contract. The City Solicitor was instructed to seek bond forfeiture against the contractor who paved Eastern Avenue from the granite paying to the Pennsylvania Railway for improper fill and worn asphalt. Street Cleaning to remove six months of garbage in Linwood.
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Linwood Improvement Association
Federation of Improvement Associations
W.A. Simonton
E. F. Reardon
Franklin Johnson
McHessron Company
Russell Avenue
Archer
Bouton
Eastern Avenue
Linwood
Pennsylvania Railway
Discussion on continuation schools at City Hall meeting
Cincinnati business leaders attended the Principals Association gathering at City Hall to discuss continuation schools. Principal L M Schiel outlined the program for boys who enter work at age 14 to pursue further education, with speakers including J P Cummins, Thomas J Moffett, J M Manley, and H L Manns.
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Cincinnati
Principals’ Association
L. M. Schiel
Twentythird
J. P. Cummins
Twenty-second District
Thomas J. Moffett
University Board
J. M. Manley
H. L. Manns
City Fire Department Transfers Confirmed by Chief
Transfers in the Cincinnati Fire Department verified yesterday by Chief Archibald include James Hanks moving from Company 17 to 14, J Schulte from Company 45 to 14, John Wersel from Company 13 to 45, and Subfireman Meyers to Company 13 on probation.
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Cincinnati Fire Department
Archibald
James Hanks
J. Schulte
John Wersel
Meyers
Four Nations at Peace Congress in The Hague
At The Hague conference on arms and arbitration the United States and Britain show support for limitations while Germany Austria Russia oppose. The powers discuss extending arbitration and revising warfare rules with Japan leaning toward arms restraint. Drago Doctrine may surface amid mixed European responses.
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Great Britain
United States
Spain
Portugal
Norway
Germany
Austria
Russia
Italy
France
Europe
Japan
England
Tregroe
South
Central America
Rusia
Americas
Mexico
Congress
Watterson Reflects on Slavery And Negro Progress
Mr. Watterson discusses slavery’s profit and loss, the emancipation era, and Reconstruction. He praises black progress in the South, laments early missteps, and stresses reciprocal obligations between white and Black citizens for peaceful coexistence and shared governance.
Arbuckle Bros Contest Over Coffee Branding in NY Ad
Complies with National Pure Food v Guarantee No 2041 filed in Washington. Arbuckles Ari osa Coffee touted as best choice over mis branded Mocha and Java. New York City based Arbuckle Bros promotes its coffee as the cheapest good coffee in the world.
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Washington
Clifton Group Presses Traction Firm Over Muddy Streets
President Drach and Clifton Improvement Association officials urged the Board of Public Service to force the traction company to raise tracks at Clifton and Ludlow avenues. Sprinkling company officers were summoned to explain muddy thoroughfares. The delegation then met Benson Foraker of the Traction Company, who said improvements await city street repairs.
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Drach
Clifton Improvement Association
Board of Public Service
Traction Company
Clifton
Ludlow Avenues
Citizens’ Street
Benson Foraker
The
Cay
Annexationists Organize and Elect Officers
The Committee on Annexation formed a permanent organization yesterday with L. L. Sadler as President William B. Poland as First Vice President J. Stacy Hill as Second Vice President W. G. Wilson as Secretary and W. G. Caldwell as Treasurer The Executive Committee led by William C. Culkins will continue and Sadler was authorized to appoint a draft constitution and by laws The Lower River Road Improvement Association invited speakers to its June 265 Delhi Town Hall meeting and was accepted for representation
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L. L. Sadler
William B. Poland
J. Stacy Hill
W. G. Wilson
W. G. Caldwell
William C. Culkins
Thomas P. Egan
Sadler
Lower River Road Improvement Association
Delhi
Town Hall
Demurrers Overruled In Uncle Sam Oil Case
In Leavenworth Kansas on June 14 Judge Amidon overruled a demurrer to the evidence in support of the contention that Uncle Sam Oil Company should be declared bankrupt and ordered the case to proceed.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
Commercial Tribune
Leavenworth
Kan
Amidon
Taft calls 11 am special meeting on Harrison avenue bonds
West Cincinnati Business Association action prompts Sinking Fund Commission chair Charles P Taft to convene a 11 o clock morning meeting to plan disposal of 20000 dollar bonds authorized by the council to repair the Harrison avenue bridge damaged when the east pier washed away in January floods. John Cornetti notes broad support for the Har rison avenue sewer project among property owners along the street.
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West Cincinnati Business Association
Charles P. Taft
Sinking Fund Commission
Harrison Avenue
John Cornetti
Obituary Notes on Morrissey and Fargo Mayor Johnson
Daniel Morrissey long alleged survivor of the Sepoy rebellion dies in Elkheart Indiana at 73. He held a medal from the Crown for Bengal Horse Artillery bravery. Fargo mayor J A Johnson formerly headed the American League of Municipalities and was noted as a high degree Mason.
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Daniel Morrissey
United States
Crown of England
Bengal Horse Artillery
Elkhart
Ind
J. A. Johnson
Fargo
American League of Municipalities
North Dakota
Trial testimony corroborates Orchard case and Haywood links
The testimony ties Orchard to the Cripple Creek Vindicator mine plot and to Adams, with investigations tracing telegrams and money flows involving W D Haywood. Pinkerton connections and admissibility fights frame a defense claiming witnesses were seeded by investigators. The court orders Western Union records and details of Adams payments.
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Western Union
Fred Miller
Spokane
Hay Wood
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Haywood
Adams
Ogden
Steve Adams
Pettibone- Orchard
Haywood-Adams
Orchard
Bradley
Vindicator
Gregory
Pinkerton
Borah
Post Office
Pearl Moore
Denver Postoffice
J. Wolff
Stout Street
Denver
J. Dempsey
San Francisco
Senator Borah
Pettibone
Pinkertons
Pettifoney
Darrow
Cripple Creek
Clarence L. Harrah
Pender
Boise
Western Union Telegraph Company
William D. Haywood
Western Federation Miners Debate Reporter Exclusion
At the Western Federation of Miners convention a motion to bar reporters failed after a heated session. John O Neil editor of The Miners Magazine attacked the Industrial Workers of the World and the De Leon led Socialist Labor faction in New York. Secretary Kirwan to Boise by telegram to depart tomorrow night.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
John O'Neil
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Lahor Party of
New York
de Leon
O'Neil
Miners Magazine
McCabe Union
Butte
Kirwan
Richardson
Boise
Eden Park Sunday Band Concert Program
The regular Sunday afternoon band concert at Eden Park is arranged by Superintendent Rodgers for tomorrow. The program includes Moret Overture Berlin, As it Weeps, and TIO Sina Site's op. Conrad Waltzes The Golden Age, Barnard Polish Dance No 1, Scharwenka Characteristic Paddy Whack, Scenes from the Opera Faust, Gouhod Overture Pique Dame, Suppe Trombone Solo Volney Hofmann Paraphrase Nearer My God to Thee, Mason Langey Gems from The Catch of the Season, Haines Two Step Popularity, and a Cohan finale.
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Eden Park
Rodgers
Jolly General
Berlin
Tio Sina
Faust
Gouhod
Suppe
Volney
Hofmann
Rokk Po Weld Phakes Mason-Langey
Haines
Cohan
Hinkle's Grandson Edward Weds Olive Murray in NY
Edward F. Hinkle an architect with offices at 5 West Thirty-first street wed Olive Murray daughter of Frank Murray in a ceremony near New York. Hinkle a Yale graduate from the class of 1899 is known in Philadelphia and Cincinnati where his grandfather A Howard Hinkle publishes school books. Murray acted as Barbara Drew in Brewster's Millions until recently.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Edward F. Hinkle
West Thirty-first Street
Olive Murray
Hudson Theater
Young Hinkle
Yale
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
A. Howard Hinkle
Hinkle
Frank Murray
Miss Murray
Barbara Drew
Silverton to Appeal Davis Park License Ruling
Will appeal. F H Reppert village solicitor of Silverton instructed by Council to take case against banker Charles H Davis to the Supreme Court. Davis runs a park in Silverton. Circuit Court ruled no license required as non profitable. Joe Silverton Council disagrees.
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Silverton
Davis Cage
Supreme Court
F. H. Reppert
Charles H. Davis
Davis
Joe Silverton
Elect Lieutenants by First Regiment Company
Members of the First Regiment 7 N. G. elected Sergeant James A. and Alfred Robert Bec. on Lieutenant positions in a company vote.
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N. G
James A
Alfred Robert
War to Save Landscape Targets Billboards in Ohio Study
The Committee on Municipal Art of the Business Men's Club seeks state wide action to regulate billboard nuisance. It has compiled a list of offensive billboards in Cincinnati area and plans lectures and licensing buttons while urging associations to appoint committees. The letter urges civic beauty and a coordinated effort across civic groups.
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Committee On Municipal Art of the Business Men's Club
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Business Men’s Club of
Cincinnati
United States
Europe
Ohio
Committee On Municipal Art
Central Avenue
Third
Twelfth
Sycamore
Runout of 75000 Logs Hits Guyandotte River
Heavy rains caused a log runout in the Guyandotte River of over 75000 logs leading to thousands of dollars in losses for C Crane & Co. Upper river ports report many men and boys catching logs for twenty five cents each with New Richmond expected to see the runout by Sunday morning.
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Guyandotte River
C. Crane & Co
New Richmond
City Solicitor Defers Opinion in Public Service Dispute
City Solicitor Lowman declined to provide an official view to the Board of Public Service citing Section 137 of the municipal code and Revised Statutes 1774 1775 1776. He advised the board to read those statutes as the controversy over his delayed opinion in the city scales case continues.
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Lowman
Board of Public Service
Cincinnati Lodge Adds Twenty Names for National Elk Convention
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks last night added twenty names to the list of those who will attend the national convention of the antlered herd in Philadelphia July 14. The list to date comprises about 120 of the entire membership, not including fifty women who will accompany their husbands. Cincinnati seeks the honor of the largest visiting delegation. Eight candidates were initiated into the order last night.
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Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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