Lumbermen Club of Cincinnati Dines 100 At Zoo Event
The Lumbermen’s Club of Cincinnati held a dining outing at the Zoo last night attended by about 100 members including many women. The gathering featured a veranda banquet with unique veneer menus and poetry quotes. Speakers urged citizenship, better city planning, and solid timber for the Refuge Home, ending with a toast to sweethearts and wives.
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The
Zoo
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati Associated Organizations
James Allison
Refuge Home
Allison
Chester F. Korn
Longworths At Country Home In London For Weekend Meet
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth depart London for Wrest Park to join Ambassador Reid and party. Guests include Prince Lichtenstein and various nobles. plans feature Ascot visits, Kiel departure, and a ball. They may sail for America August 4 depending on time.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Wrest Park
Ambassador
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Reid
Longworths
Prince
Princess Lichtenstein
Lady Leigh of
Ascot
America
President Roosevelt Advances Statehood Plan for Oklahoma and Territory
President Roosevelt signed the bill admitting Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as one state. The measure allows Arizona and New Mexico to apply for statehood as the proposed State of Zona if Territorial voters approve under terms set by Congress.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Zona
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Castro to resume Venezuelan presidency July 5
President Castro will resume the Venezuelan presidency on July 5 after informing the State Department via Willemstad that he agreed to resume following a June 11 meeting at La Victoria with Vice President Gomez and a visiting delegation.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
State Department Today
Willemstad
Gomez
la Victoria
Americans Attend Kiel Regatta With Longworths Aboard
The Kiel regatta opens June 20 with Mrs. Longworth and her party due June 23. Ambassador Baron Speck Von Sternburg plans to present them to Emperor William. The Emperor travels by sea to Kiel, stopping at Hamburg and Heligoland, arriving about June 21.
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Foreign Office
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Tower
William Howard
United States
Berlin
Hamburg
von Grumme
Hamburg-American Lines Board of Directors
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Heligoland
Massacre and revolt flare in Baltic cities under martial law
Reports from St Petersburg and Bialystok describe rising violence as mobs attack trains and passengers, and Jewish revolutionists ambush government targets. Estimated 100 killed and 200 wounded as troops flood Bialystok and cities brace for the crackdown. The czar debates a parliamentary recess while turmoil grows.
Rioting and Bloodshed Reported in Bialystok
A dispatch from Bialystok dated June 2:45 reports unabated mob violence with no clear details as censoring and unanswered telegrams hinder full information. Grodno cites no hope to stop the killings of Jews for days as mobs target trains and survivors wander the countryside amid possible anti Jewish outbreaks elsewhere.
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Grodno
Bialystok
Brest-Litovsk
Vilna
Plundering and Fire Grip Bialystok as Garrison Holds City
A Tageblatt dispatch from Bialystok reports ongoing looting and killings. The city and surrounding areas are in the hands of garrison forces and are in flames with new fires breaking out. Some Jews escape through high payments.
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Tageblatt
Bialystok
Wall Collapse Wrecks Wagon Hurts Driver In City Alley
Herbert Walsh, 25, driving a sawdust wagon, narrowly escaped death when a 12 foot brick wall behind the Cathedral parsonage collapsed onto his wagon in the alley between Central avenue and Plum. He suffered head cuts and bruises. two horses were crushed and rescued after 15 minutes. The wall had stood condemned for five years and had been a popular play spot for local children.
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Oliver Street
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Central Avenue
Plum
Walsh
Wm. Poole
West Seventh Street
Eighth and
Tooker
Poole
American Express Company
French Bros
Gus Meyers
Union Central Farm Loans Examined by Wisconsin Panel
Milwaukee June 16 The Wisconsin Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee examines Union Central Life Insurance Company farm mortgage loans. The loans, a major asset, yielded 6.01 to 8.3 percent, with only about 60 of 80 million dollars lost. Treasurer Jesse T. Clark testified the lowest rate was 5 percent and the highest 12 percent. Details show regional concentrations, low foreclosure rates, and profitable Porto Rico investments.
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Milwaukee
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee
Jesse T. Clark
Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
South Dakota
Clark
Dakota
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Union. Central
Patterson backs canal bill linking public utilities to federal charter
Washington, June 16. Senator Patterson supports a Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal charter, arguing it may lead to government ownership of the canal. He cites a pamphlet from the company and says the move reflects a broader aim to expand public utility ownership and a possible parallel to railroad ownership. He also notes financial motives amid Wildcatting concerns and references a Pittsburgh steel deal as context.
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Washington
Patterson
Senate
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Sets Demand On Inspections In Meat Bill Debate
President Roosevelt defends and refines the meat inspection substitute, acknowledging error on hours of inspection but urging a thorough and rigid system. He cites talks with Rep. Adams and predicts acceptance of proposed changes, aiming for a measure “as good as the Beveridge amendment” to ensure strong oversight.
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Agricultural Committee
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Beveridge
House Committee
Wadsworth
White House
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Riots Sack Jewish Districts Near Bialystok
Warnings from Bialystok describe nighttime sacking of Jewish houses and shops as mobs clash with troops. Civilians and soldiers die or are wounded across Botary, Lapy Station, Starosielce, Chermayawicz, and Warsaw where police are targeted by Terrorists.
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Grodno
Jewish Travelers Murdered in Bialystok Bombing
Reports from Grodno say firing continues at Bialystok as the governor and local rabbi travel there with provisions for the destitute. Messages later say no clergy in the June 14 procession were harmed by the bomb, while six Jewish travelers were killed at the Bialystok railroad station yesterday.
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Grodno
Russia
Bialystok
Alexandrov Street
Insurance exam closed after frank Q&A
Officials praised for frankness in answering all questions as the Union Central Life Insurance Company examination is completed.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Kishineff Jews Panic as Massacre Threats Grow
Odessa reports Kishineff Jews panic amid alleged threats of massacre. Residents rushed to close barricade homes and stores at noon, town reportedly on edge as danger rumors spread.
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Odessa
Kishineff
Wisconsin lawmakers seek Pattison testimony on recovery
Representatives from the Wisconsin Insurance Investigating Committee are in Milwaukee to assess Governor Pattison's fitness to testify about Union Central Life Insurance management. Several company officers have already testified, with the governor’s doctors currently restricting visitors to his sickbed.
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Wisconsin Insurance Investigating Committee
John M. Pattison
Milwaukee
Union Central Life Insurance Company
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