candidates vie for Europe trip as votes counted
A Chicago contest hushes for a summer Europe trip as ballots pour in before 6 pm. The five top vote getters for the week ending June 12 1909 are listed with addresses across city wards and counties, each needing written certification of ballots cast to claim a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Europe
James E. Bradford
Elmore Street
City
Mres E.dnacks Spear
Critichiy Tell Omega Ae Adres
Clara Dauman
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Bessie M. Colling
Southgate
Newport
Elizabeth Gerhard
Bethesda Hospital
Court Officials Bow Low to Grover Cleveland's Widow
Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland testified for the prosecution in the Brandenburg case, denying the signature on a supposed Grover Cleveland article. She compared signatures to checks, noting her husband’s later years showed an unsteady hand while the Brandenburg piece bore a bold, legible style. A large crowd gathered as officials bowed in court.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Nanticoke Detained Over Neutrality Violations
Washington reports say the revenue cutter service orders the Nanticoke detained to prevent a suspected contraband expedition. In Norfolk, the Nanticoke and Dispatch are bound for Maracaibo, Venezuela, with claimed no filibustering ties though clearance papers are sought by Ira M. Levy for both vessels. Captain Tidmarsh expects clearance to sail tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Revenue Cutter Service
Pamlico
Norfolk
Nanticoke
Dispatch
Franklin
New York
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Ira M. Levy
Kates & Co
United Copper Officials Indicted in Conspiracy Case
A federal grand jury indicted F Augustus Heinze head of United Copper and Arthur Heinze his brother and Sanford Robinson counsel for conspiracy. Also named were Collis Warfield vice president of Chip Copper and Calvin Geer clerk. Arraignment set for tomorrow morning.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Compan
Arthur P. Heinze
Sanford Robinson
Heinze
Administration of Justice
United Copper Company
United States
Collis Warfield
The
Chip Copper Company
Heinze Institution
United Company
Game Connection
Calvin ©. Geer
Thieves Return Part of Loot From Duluth Dormant Plot
Mrs. George Shea of Duluth reported May 30 a $20,000 stash hidden under her bed was stolen during a parade near her sister in Seattle. A letter signed Two Thieves arrived offering $15,000 back and explaining they used $5,000 to furnish their home and had no further use for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
George Shea
Duluth
Aldrich
Bulkeley
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Philippines
Falk
Katherine Rotert
Kate M
Daisy Robert
Kate
Edward H. Robert
Kate Eck
William H. Robert
Edward
William
August W. Brick
Lucy W. Neff
Leontia Lindemann
Paul Lindemann
Adela Boehm
John B. Morris Foundry Company
Max H. Boehm
William L. Follick
Victor Lamp Company
Sheders
Elizabeth
United States
Illinois
American Strawboard Company
Ohio
Strawboard
Sidney Mitchell
W. O. Johnson
Webber Bros
Masonic Temple
Louisville
Circuit Court of Appeals
Webbbers
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky
Martin Mannion & Co
Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe Company
Federal Court of Tennessee
George W. Mayhew
Cincinnati
Rail Road Yard
Henry D Lakamp
Abram Bell
Ellaworth Gribb'a. Booth & Co
Srn
C. Archer
Whitake
Calhouns Lawyer Uses Bitter Sarcasm in Bribery Case
In San Francisco on June 15 A A Moore senior counsel for Patrick Calhoun began the second half of his bribery trial argument. Alexander King of Atlanta testified about five hours from the defendant perspective and left Moore two hours to respond. Moore’s remarks attacked the chief prosecutor’s funding of office expenses and referenced yesterday’s address by Mr O Gara.
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San Francisco
Calhoun
A. A. Moore
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways
Alexander King
Atlanta
Moore
Rudolph Spreckels
O’gara
Joseph Fettig
Dickson
Charles A. Heilker
Fettig
Prescot Smith
William Fulton
A. Dennison Smith
Walnut Street
A. J. Eggers & Co
Yas l L. Bimer
A. Litze Sons & Co
Fulton
M C. Lykins
William Littleford
H. J. Buntin
J. Bradford Laws
Cincinnati Traction Company
Reading Road
Dudley V
Sutphin
Paxton, Warrington & Seasongwood
Judge Cushing
Charles Frederick Owen
E. H. Knapp
E. H Williams
Thomas L. Michie
Robertson & Buchwafter
United States Supply Company
Stout
William T. Hunter
Luna Park
Pittsburg
Horace A. Reeve
Burch
Peters
Superior Court
Twenty Years After Theme At Washington and Lee
Wade H. Ellis, assistant attorney general, spoke to the Washington and Lee Alumni on the theme Twenty Years After. He noted the 200 percent rise in Southern manufactured products since 1889 and said the twenty years mark an epoch of genuine national unity.
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Lexington
Wade H. Ellis
United States
Washington and Lee University
Washington and
Lee
Largest Blind Conference Opens At Columbus
The biennial convention of the American Association of Workers for the Blind opened in Columbus with a record crowd. A letter from Helen Keller urged focus on preventing blindness rather than print systems, as Leslie Oren, once deaf and rendered speechless, spoke via sign language to delegates.
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Columbus
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Helen Kellar
Leslie Oren
Tke Miss Kellar
Local Addresses Listed Across Hamilton County Townships
A dense listing shows Miss Emma McKinney of Lockland and many residents across Hamilton County and surrounding counties. Names include Miss Louise Hoffmann of Cheviot, Miss Lena Peteler of St Bernard, and Miss Emma Ruhe of Park Street. Additional entries name residents in Deer Park, Madisonville, Oakley, Sycamore, Cleves, New Richmond, Oxford, Lebanon, and Martinsville among others with street addresses and townships.
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Emma McKinney
Lockland
Louise BE. Hoffmann
Cheviot
Green Township
Lena Peteler
Philomena Street
St. Bernard
Madisonville
Terrace Park
Kennedy Heights
Oakley
Brecon
Hazelwood
Symmes
Miamiville
Blue Ash
Montgomery
Camp Dennison
Madeira
Tower Hill
Columbia
Sycamore
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Wyoming
Park Place
Woodlawn
Glendale
Crestone
Springdale
Mount Airy
Mount Healthy
College Hill
Eomma Hack
Main Street
Roy L. Price
Peabody Avenue
Olive Parrott
Deer Park
Sycamore Township
North Bend
Addyston
Fernbank
Home City
Mount Washington
Delhi
Anderson Township
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Edna K. Spear
Branch Hill
Clermont County
C. A. Reed
New Richmond
City of
Hamilton
Butler County
Nelle Brock
South
Poures Street
Nereis Ohernierite
Emma B. Ruhe
Park ES
Lillian Douglass
Oxford
Anna Todd
Trenton
Julia L. Siegrist
West ChestOy Des
Warren, Clinton and Highland Counes
Jennie Stibbs
Lebanon
Warren County
Doorway to Names in Ohio and Kentucky Counties
A fragmented list of individuals and addresses across Dearborn, Hamilton, Adams, Union, Bartholomew, Shelby, Hancock, and Franklin Counties in Ohio and Kentucky counties. Entries include Mrs Minnie C Waring of Lawrenceburg and Miss Rosa Meyer of Batesville with county affiliations and street details.
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Alice Williams
Ithaca
Darke
Margaret McGuire
Arvanum
Darke County
Cotta Weaver
Plum Street
Troy
Miami County
Ona Linn
Tippecanoe City
Miathiscoun
Olen
Gage
Mary Belle Sater
Greenville
la Re
Nellie Fern White
Union
J. Clare Reeke
Covintiey
Mira Siro James
Stee
Hallie Klinger
Darkes
Geese Ee
Mercer
Shelby
van Wert
Allen
Auglaize
Edith Schmidt
St. Marys
Booutiev
Sea
Leona Young
Celina
Mercotm
EATIV
Tatsinks
Missy Clara Beck
South Main Street
Lima
Alien County
Pi Logan
Delaware
Hardin
Marion
Paulding
Putnam Counties
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Decatur
Wayne
Fayette
Franklin
East Second Street
Madison
Laura Murphy
Clondonmie Lely Rerstein
Opal Highley
Liberty
Twolots
Adams
Jay
Randolph
Ruth Richey
Muncie
Dela- Tat
Vines
Marie Northlane
Union City
Randolph County
Martha K. Rotharmel
West Central Street
Bluffton
Wells County
Lilah Lachot
Monroe Street
Adams Counties
Stella Cook
Walnut Street
Portland
Jay County
Taft Plans Revenue Tax and Senate Tariff Debate
The article details Taft's proposed revenue tax aimed at corporate publicity and government access to books, with support and opposition shaping a heated Senate tariff discussion. It covers senator responses to tobacco import amendments, Bulkeley's proposal on Philippines duties, Borah's stance on Philippine independence, and Aldrich's amendments on silk and glass schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
Philippine Island
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Scott
Senate
Senator Dick Opposes Philippine Cigar Duty Free Plan
The senator quoted Dayton Chamber of Commerce resolutions and an Ohio Tobacco Packers’ protest to oppose free duty cigars from the Philippines. He argued he would not jeopardize American industry or workers, despite presidential backing and popular sentiment, remarking that charity begins at home.
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Committee On“finance
Philippines
Burkett
Nebraska
Aldrich
Wisconsin
Mr. Aldrich
Bulkeley
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Mousey Building
Washington, D.C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Tobacco Packers’ Association
United States
Brown Brother
Sorenson Falls With Air Machine in Nebraska
Soreneson, a Berwyn blacksmith, soared to 3500 feet in a balloon ascent and attempted to land in a home made aeroplane. The rudder failed, the craft tumbled, but Sorenson, though bruised and knocked senseless, was not seriously hurt.
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Berwyn
Neb
A. Sorenson
Sorenson
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Liver Restorative
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach weakness and liver trouble. It claims known composition with a full ingredient list on the bottle and asserts superiority over substitutes. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Indicted Bucket Shop Operators Face Grand Jury Probe
Three operators of the Consolidated Stock and Grain company, W. D. Klausman Louis Foster and Samuel Foster, were indicted for operating a bucket shop selling stocks and commodities on margin without intent to pay. Other indictments followed for robbery burglary and related offenses as authorities pursue a broad set of cases in the week’s court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock and Grain Company
Herschede
Fourth Street
Hunt
W. D. Klausman
Louis Foster
Samuel Foster
Ed Berling
George Robinson
Walter Bennett
James Wessley
George Batters
Thomas J. Gogan
Batters
A. Fricke
Meat Packing Charges Are To Be Investigated
Washington June 15 Secretary Wilson orders a renewed inquiry into East St. Louis packing houses after former inspector Harms charged inspections there were scarce. He reinforces the two inspectors already sent and adds Dr. A D Melvin chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry George P McCabe solicitor and an assistant general to the mission.
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Washington
East St. Louis
J. F. Harms
Wilson
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
George P. McCabe
Thepartment
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Daily
Wells Street Station
Chicago
Lake Shore
North Western Line
Hicago
Milwaukee
N. M. Breeze, G. A
N. W. Ry
Walnut St
Cincinnati, O
N.W
Irene Carter Surdo
Stitens Av Venneteys Crane
Clarg Dauman
Alice Fehl
Linwood
Keenesele Tate
Amelia M. Wagner
Tayober Sibeth
John Hofmann
Gilbert Avenue
Nassau Street
Mary D. Woolley
Ingleside Avenue
Marie L. Beckett
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Mabel Joyce Evans
St. James Avenue
Dena Klein
Martin Street
Bvard
Beles
Aletete
Nellie Budd
East Twelfth Street
Johanha Reichel
Thirteenth and
Walnut Streets
Ascee
Louise C. Cline
Bremen Street
Louise Weisbrod
East Clifton Avenue
May E. Pickard
Gilman Etract
Elsa Finch
Nelson Avenue
Bethesda
Ema L. Sander
West Street
Corryville
Emma Gampier
Bay-miller Street
St. Clair Street
Lillian Gaffga
Nixon
John H. Loebicker
Wade Street
Patience J. Hussey
West Seventh Street
Rosalie H. Schmitz
Carlisle and
Mound Street
Katherine Farrell
Garfield Avenue
Ward
Lillie Bishop
West Liberty Street
Carrie Wuebbling
Price Avenue
Harry J. Schmidt
McPherson Avenue
Price Hill
Augusta M. Stamm
Cheviot Avenue
Anna Wintzinger
Queen City Avenue
Jessie Dell
Pulte Street
Esas
Jennie Warner
Douglas Avenue
Chillicothe
Ross County
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Athens
Hocking and Vinton Coun
Nell Charlotte McLean
Athens County
Lottie Taylor
North Kenova
Lawrence Coumncy
Mabel Hite
Lancaster Street
Matiglig
Gertrude McCarty
South Second Street
Equenee
Lawrence County
Louise Martin
McArthur
ATL
Ella Tad
Ouie Alexander
Third _ avenue
Gallipolis
Gallia Comilevae
Celcuavertie
Eret
Mary Dreher
North Water Street
Miamis
Arnetta Lachner
East Linden Avenue
Miamisbure
Ella Grace Gebhart
Cilco Liu
Nettie J. Ellis
Dayton
Lena Buttermore
Leipsic
Putnam County
Edith H. Kemper
Nona Kennedy
West North Street
Kenton
Ae Desclete Dan Oiselm
Florence S. Dodds
Mad River Street
Bellefontaine
Logan County
United Copper
Wade Ellis
Association of
Helg
Columbus Conference For
Hamilton County
Crosby, Whitewater, Green, Colerain and
Harrison Townships
Elmwood Place
St. Bernard, Carthage, Arlington Heights
Hartwell, Lockland and
Reading
Madge R. Jewett
Newtown
Dee Mises
Nellie Davies
Essie Hildebrand
Miami
Fannie F
Senour
Seite
Indiana
Kentucky
Trimble
Carroll
Gallatin
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Meakie Myrtle Miller
Bigbones Hoome
Bessie Simpson
Willliamstown
Grant County
LYS
Cecilia Rathman
Covington
Kenton County
Rose Bokelohn
West Wighth Street
Clara Rennebarth
Greenup Street
Anna Wirth
West Bede
Lena Geyler
S. A. Henderson
Scott Kenton County
Olivia Mason Glenn
Glenn
Southern Avenues
Latonia
Rena Pierce
Park Ave
Paulo Rae Wees Peat
Bertha A. Bent
Nswdor Iit
Taft
la Follette
Borah
Owen
Pase
Bramwell
Charles E. Devine
Juliug Korff
Shillito Place
Devine
Louis Capelle
Common Pleas Court
Amelia Hamburger
Spiegel
Hobart
Henry M. Curtis
Board of County Visitors
Ewald Haun
St. Peter's
William Christie Herron
Fred W. Keam
Francis Connor
William W. Bickett
Anton Moder
William Geghan
James Ferris
Henry Ferg
Anna Egebers
Mary Hohmann
Virginisia Hemenway Lindsey
Ralph Lindsey
Expressman
Corington
R. G Williams
Charles A. J. Walker
William Wilks
Anna Wilks
Anna Rich
Simon Lemonek
Cushing
Elmore W Jackson
Lucile Jackson
Woodmansee
Emma Lutz Fon
George Atz
Wonamansee
Frank J. Hummel
Elsie Hummel
Harry A. Russ
Sarah C. Bork
Sarah Clark
Fred Niederhelman
Lucy Miller
William Miller
Pleasant Street
A. le Dalton
Twelfth
Race Streets
J. J. Welch
Graf-Morsbach Saddlery Company
United States Court
Peter Mann
William Lynch
Mann
Metropole Oteane
James Meyers
Robert Cleary
Albert Maly
Eighth and
Vine Streets
Meyers
Maly
United Paint and Supply Co
Willem T. Hunter
the Buggy Ca Cp
Prescott Smith
Willis H Patee
Carl G . Bey Bheen
Izsdgsment
Paxton
War Beasongood
George “W. Smith
Agnes
Victo
Virginia H. Lindsay
A. Lindeau
R. G. Williams
Alker i Femegieen Peal
Sy Ping
Josep. Tein Apaire
Sam Kelly
Hauck
Court OF Insolvency
Wilhelmina Watkins
Kelly
Fred Loesche
Cinciz
I. F. Hanger
Serenh C. Rork
Harley G
Frank J. Humme
Elsie Hum Divorce
Harry A. Rust
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