Kansas City Rates for Democratic Convention Rooms
Kansas City officials and hotel leaders say several top hotels are near full capacity but many of the 40 plus hotels and 8 to 10 thousand rooms offer reasonable rates. The Public Comfort Committee, led by A D L Hamilton, will arrange contracts and reserve rooms and staff railroad stations and hotels to aid attendees. James K. Jones signs the advisory.
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Committee On Public Comfort
Bureau of Information and Commmittee
Public Comfort
A. D. L. Hamilton
New York Life Building
Kansas City
James K. Jones
Salvation Army to launch aid plan with at home labor hampers
The Salvation Army social department plans a new program to aid the unemployed by placing hampers in friends' homes for waste paper, clothing, and other sortable items. Collected goods will be turned into cash. a free labor bureau will place men in permanent positions. Ensign Henderson leads this effort, aiming to start next month after approval from Commander Booth Tucker.
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The
Salvation Army
Energn
J. H. Henderson
Friends of the Army
Ensign Henderson
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Booth Tucker
Clothes in Flames Across Front and Race Streets
Lecassius Madeer an Italian worker at Santille's statue shop 35 Race street had his clothes catch fire in an explosion caused by benzin while finishing plaster pieces. He was pulled from the flames by bystanders and taken to the hospital severely burned and possibly fatally injured. Firemen extinguished the blaze in Engine Company No. 1 and the loss was about 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Streets
Race Street
Lecassius Madeer
Santille
Madeer
Plaster of Paris
Patrol 1
Engine Company No. 1
McLean to sail for Europe after Ohio governor bid
John R. McLean, recently a candidate for Ohio governor, will sail on the Campania tomorrow. He plans to visit the Paris Exposition and return mid September. He declined to comment further on Admiral Dewey’s presidential race and offered opinions on Bryan’s rising strength and Ohio’s likely stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
John R. McLean
Ohio
Europe
Campania
Fifth Avenue
McLean
Admiral Dewey
Mr. McLean
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Chicago
Canvass Totals Released by Typographical Union Board
The Canvassing Board of the International Typographical Union completed the vote tabulation. Results list William Kennedy 13,245 and J.A. Onyan 7,962 for Agent Union Printers Home, plus multiple names and tallies for Printers Delegates to the AFL and Allied Crafts Delegates, including Frank Morrison 7,116 and Eugene F. O Rourke 5,554 among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union Today
Agent Union
William Kennedy
J.a.onyan
American Federation of Labor
Robert Bandlow
Jacob Betten
Frank K. Foster
Frank Morrison
Hugh O’ Halloran
Eugene F. O'Rourke
Edgar A. Perkins
Theodore Perry
J. J. Ruswell
Ned Sims
W. R. Veiles
Allied Crafts
A. F. of L
J. G. Cain
S. Calderwood
Bernard Freese
W. G. Harber
John F. O'Sullivan
James Bunyan
William H. Wall
Kaiser Mourns Father on Anniversary of Frederick Death
Berlin observes the anniversary of Emperor Frederick's death with mourning flags at the chapel and Potsdam palace. August and Oscar laid wreaths on their father’s grave. At Cronberg Castle Emperor William Empress Augusta Victoria and Empress Frederick attended the commemoration with other family members.
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Frederick
Berlin
Potsdam
Ces Aug
Oscar
Ndfather
Cronberg Castle
William
Augusta Victoria
Police seek missing Mt Summit wife after sudden departure
Police were asked yesterday by D Woodruff of Mt Summit to locate his wife who came to the city early this morning and vanished. Woodruff said she is demented at times and left with 600 dollars claiming to visit a brother and sister in town, but no such persons are known at the provided addresses.
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Sg. D. Woodruff
Mt. Summit
Unsuccessful Attempt To Arrest Powers In Kentucky
Barbourville report says a posse tried to arrest John L Powers, indicted as Goebel murder accessory, at his brother in law’s home on Poplar Creek but Powers had left. His lawyer F D Sampson says Powers is not evading arrest and will face a fair jury. Sampson claims no authority to arrest him after a Taylor pardon.
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John L. Powers
Goebel
Powers
Poplar Creek
Sampson
Taylor
Public examination highlights at Conservatory of Music
The third public examination in the Scottish Rite Hall featured a varied program with piano solos and concertos by Breitkopf and Haertel editions, Scarlatti Tausig, Grieg, Chopin, Debussy and more. Performers included Miss Cora Wadell, Miss Lola Belle Harris, Miss Julia Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Daniels, Miss Bessie Taylor Mellor, Miss Gretchen Macurdy Gallagher, and Mr. Urban Leo Alkire.
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Conservatory of Music
Bonati
Amaio
Dominico
Scarlatti- Leschetizky Au Printemps
Grieg
Cora Wadell
Pauline Pavlovna
T. B. Aldrich
Lola Belle Harris
Chopin
Stendalsoaten
Julia Anderson
Bolos
Romanza
Svendsen B
Massenet-Hubay Os
Schubert
Gretchen Macurdy Gallagher
the Evening Star
Tannhaueer
Wagner-Lisst
Hark
Radote
Stesbeth
Elizabeth Daniels
Urban Leo Alkire
Dellibes
Bessie Taylor Mellor
Krueger
Miss Daniels
Evening Star
Miss Mellor
Mr. Bernheim
Miss Gallagher
Doerner Piano School Graduation Honors Presented
The Doerner Piano School held a Smith and Nixon hall commencement with a taxing program. Performers included Miss Mena Hempffing Miss Effie Irvin Miss Anna Lea Rothier and Mr Walter Larabee on two pianos and Miss Agnes Dorman Miss Mary Blackwell Stevenson and others in solo pieces. Diplomas and certificates were awarded by Mr H W Crawford who praised Mr Doerner’s success.
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Doerner Piano School
Smith & Nixon
Mendelssohn
Ruy Blas
Mena Hempffing
Effie Irvin
Anna Lea Rothier
Walter Larabee
Agnes Dorman
Mozart
Doerner
Corberto
Liszt
Wena Hempfling
Grieg
Rubinstein
Mary Blackwell-Stevenson
H. W. Crawford
Crawford
New Flag For Fire Company No 8 July 2 Celebration
Citizens near Fire Company No 8 at Laurel and Cutter streets plan a July 2 event. The First Regiment Band will play as a staff and flag are presented by a noted citizen and accepted by Mr. Perkins of the Fire Trustees. Mayor Fleischmann will raise the flag to the staff while the band plays The Star Spangled Banner and fireworks discharge. Fleischmann signals he will attend from New York to help celebrate.
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Laurel and
Cutter Streets
Perkins
Board of Fire Trustees
Fleischmann
New York
Thomas Meade Dead Famous Sporting Figure
Thomas Meade aged years died at his West Fourth Street home. Born in Boston he gained fame as a horse driver and world champion tenpin player before turning to gambling in Panama and New York. He amassed wealth from gambling houses and later abstained from cards for 25 years. He campaigned trotters and once won a record 110000 in a single session. He married Miss Larson seventeen years ago. no children. Funeral plans not announced.
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Thomas Meade
West Fourth Street
Boston
Panama
Larson
New York
Latonia Racing Summary of Races Three to Five
Race results from Latonia feature purses of 300, 250 and 260 for fillies and mares, maidens and two year olds. Rubel and Emma C. L. emerge as winners with notable performances by Fonso, Slips, Florist Queen and Goose Liver, while others show varied placings and odds.
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le Ris
Allie Bell
H.» Wilson
Cella B
Lyrch
Martin & It Fantasy
Manila
C. Murphy
Rubel
Fonso
Allle Belle
Tenet
Blue Eyes
Lake Fonso
Blenheim
Vana
Lewh
J. Craver
M. Henderson
Goose Liver
Wilson
Allie Belle
Paschal
Manilas
Fantasy
Kilt
Boratehen
Ape Acushla
Aftan
Emma C.L
Lynch
F. D. Foster
Lyro
Bell
Aker
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van. Camp
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Mattie Bain
W.mooney
Con'rse
Toki
Helen Graham
Barbee
Wilkes
Deee Nee
O, Lewis
Crabb
B. Watson
Py Law
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Slips
Emme Oe
Queen
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Thladys B
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Ind
Ww. H. Laird
Mizzoura
E. A M’ris
Nj & Co
Polly Bixby
May A
Americans drive insurgents from Papaya clash in Nueva Ecija
General Funston and staff moved on Papaya in Nueva Ecija province after information that General Lacuna planned an attack. 200 insurgents were found on a ridge two miles south of the town and driven off by a vigorous American assault as Captain Koehler led a detachment. Twenty-two insurgents were killed, one American was killed and one wounded.
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Manila
Wheeler
Lacuna
Papaya
Neuva Ecija
Funston
Koehler
Fourth Cavalry
Vickers Fails To Fool Wheeling and Dayton
In the Interstate League, Vickers loses again as Wheeling and Dayton defeat the team. The result marks another setback for Vickers in a season marked by uneven results and missed chances.
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Vickers
Wheeling
Dayton
Jury verdict rules out bar to Finn trial for Sunday baseball
Youngstown Ohio June 15 The jury in the Finn case indicted for playing Sunday ball returned a verdict tonight holding that a prior police court fine does not bar the indictment. The jurors found there was collusion between Finn and police officers. If sustained, Finn faces trial on the indictment next week.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Finn
Manager Finn Signs Harry Bay for Youngstown Club
The Commercial Tribune reports in Youngstown Ohio that on June 15 Manager Finn signed Harry Bay, an Elmira veteran, as a left handed hitter and thrower. Bay was wired to join the club at Toledo and played last year with Finn.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Finn
Harry Bay
Elmira
Bay
Toledo
Jones Held On Embezzlement Charge At Columbus
Columbus police arrested Thomas X. Jones travelling agent for Plano Manufacturing today on an embezzlement warrant. Plano Manufacturing charges a shortage of 1200 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas X. Jones
Plano Manufacturing Company
Indian 102-Year-Old Chief Buried in Saganing
John Sagattoo aged 102 the oldest Chippewa in the United States was buried today in the Indian cemetery at Saganing Michigan. He was known as the chief of the tribe a few years ago, and his burial marks the end of a long life among the Chippewa.
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Commercial Tribune
Saganing
Mich
John. Sagatoo
United States
Real Estate Transfers Across Subdivisions in Ohio Towns
A lengthy list of property transfers and mortgages recorded in Ohio landmarks includes transfers from Everett Street L. and B. Co. to Mary Grace in Cresap and Haines subdivision Bilverton, various heirs and sheriffs deeds in Norwood and Mt. Adams, lease arrangements in Bixth Elm streets, and quitclaim and mortgage filings involving numerous individuals and firms such as Fraser B. and Co. and the Clark Street Land Co. Details cover parcels on Knowiton, Auburn, Fourth Street, and other streets, with prices and lot references.
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Everett Streek
L. and B. Co
Mary.Grace
Cresap & Haines
Bilverton
Ru Fink
Sveriff
Berbank
Bofinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
Nettley
New Richmond
Pike
Deer Township
B. Hewitt
Henry D. Mirick
Second Street
Sycmore Street
Liszie B. Hewitt
Auburn Ave
Bixth
Elm Streets
Bac Tidunh Tooth Srevenace
William B. Wamsley
Cleves
Winnie Daniels
Ernesttine Schulze
Samuel Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Puin
George
Mildred J. Baum
Benjamin’ C. .Wilson
Jacob Bromwell
Wm. C. Meyer
Sophia Mueller
Knowiton Street
Apple Street
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Collins
Gottleb. Schilling
Greenwood
Mibwba
Ini
Mary E. Evaristto
Fannie Spence
Ida
Fiedeldey & Krumberg
Helen Tuch
Henry Mels
John Street
Court
Elizabeth Street
Elizabeth Heidkamp
Helen Fortman
Mt. Adams
Barbara Stier
Pondexter
Calvin
M. “Fenner
Lut
Inant & Trevor
Iron Trade Sees Prices Decline Amid Unrest and Low Demand
The iron and pig iron markets show lower prices across raw and finished goods as output rises and demand stays uneven. Labor disputes loom in foundries while producers weigh continued blast operations against potential losses, with transport and export markets contributing to a cautious, volatile outlook.
Tobacco Breaks Spur Strong Burley Market Activity
The local burley tobacco market shows rising business with redried leaf moving quickly abroad. Week offerings reached 1 372 hogsheads with 255 rejected and 1 117 sold. receipts totaled 1 730 hogsheads. Prices for good to fine redried leaf hit 17 3/4 dollars per hundredweight, while overall market strength and firm bids were noted.
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Burley
West Virginia
Cinnernnati
Miami
Globe
Farmers’ and Shippers
Bodmann
Morris
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse’ Company
Tobacco Warehouse Company
Colery
Closing Down of Furnaces Regulates Supply to Demand
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade reports that furnace closures and price readjustments are shaping supply and demand. Output rose slightly in June but unsold stocks grew, signaling reduced new orders. wages and hours may shift as labor talks loom. Prices tighten across iron, leather and cotton goods while wheat and exports show rising trends amid uncertain markets.
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Iran
Birmingham
Southern
Southern Coke
Lake Superior
Southern Charcoal
Hanging Rock
Jackson County
No. 1 Foundry
Wall Street
Iron and Steel
New York
Berlin
America
Great Britain
Germany
Department of
Perbong
Teeratae
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Pittsburg Gray Forge
Chicago
China
Atlantic
Pacific
Wool market reports mixed weekly activity in Boston
The Commercial Bulletin notes small sales but large shipments in sample bags and good attendance. American wool exported to London and Australian wool bought in London at a late- week advance. Weekly totals reach 2 273 000 Ibs, with domestic 1 778 000 and foreign 495 000 Ibs, down from last year. Receipts and sales show declines from last year in both domestic and foreign goods.
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Boston
Commercial
London
Holy Cross Monastery Corner Stone Laying
The corner stone of Holy Cross Monastery on Mt Adams will be laid Sunday at 3:30 PM with vespers. Bishop-elect Henry MoeHer will officiate, Archbishop Jene will bless the stone, and Ry Michael OConnor will deliver the discourse.
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Mt. Adams
Passionist Fathers of Holy Cross
Henry MoeHer
Diocese of Columbus
Jene
Ry. Michael O'Connor
St. Francis Xavier's College
Letter Carriers Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
Readers who are letter carriers are asked to consult the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to their duties and schedules.
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Commercial Tribune
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Louisville
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