Taft Pacific Tour to Manila on July 8 Steamer Manchuria
Manila prepares for Secretary Taft and a large official party aboard the steamer Manchuria, sailing San Francisco July 8 for three months in the Orient. The trip includes Miss Alice Roosevelt, 78 travelers, and a mix of government officials, with Manila set to welcome them amid ceremony and youthful events.
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General Grant
Taft
Pacific
United States
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Philippines
Newlands
Ward McAllister
New York Society
Senator Newlands
Silver Party
Edith McAllister
Cal
White House
Japan
Nippon
Manila
Luzon
Mr. Taft
Notable Delegation Lists Members Of Government Tour
A long roster details the party for a government tour led by Secretary of War Taft with officers and officials including General Bliss Major Edie and Captain Thompson. It lists lawmakers and wives from Idaho Nevada Colorado and other states plus unofficial members such as Emile Godchaux and Stuyvesant Fish Jr with several Washington figures and editors.
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William H. Taft
C. R. Edwards
Insular
Guy. L. Edie
Army Medical Corps
J. K. Thompson
Secretary of War
W. R. Pedigo
Colonel Edwards
Emile Godchaux
Godchaux
New Orleans
Charles F. Joy
Joy
St. Louis
Safe
Des Moines
J. G. Schmidlapp and Son
Cincinnati
William C. Church
Army and
Navy Journal
Burr McIntish
New York City
Charles Clark
Hartford Courant
Mary Clark
Edward Clark
Hartford
Old Time Frumenty Dish Inspires Malta-Vita Health Claim
An ancient wheat dish called Frumenty is cited to explain the nutritional value of whole wheat. Malta-Vita is promoted as a modern, scientifically prepared product made from whole wheat and barley malt, claimed to aid athletes and convalescents and priced at 10 cents per package.
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Hutchison
Great
Chicago
Robert Utterbach
Drake University Athletic Association
Malta-Vita
Union Seminary trustees vote down resignation demand
A Friday meeting of the Union Biblical Seminary trustees reconsidered and defeated a resolution demanding Rev. Do. A. Brooke's resignation as business manager. Brooke remains. E. S. Lorenz and Fred Rike resign from the board. Dr. J. M. Phillips and Rev. D. R. Miller are elected to fill vacancies.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Union Biblical Seminary
Do. A. Brooke
Brooke
E. S. Lorenz
Fred Rike
United Brethren
J. M. Phillips
D. R. Miller
Moody to Explain Santa Fe Rebates in Tuesday Statement
A White House conference involving President Roosevelt Secretary Morton and Attorney General Moody focused on the Santa Fe Railroad rebate case. Moody promised a full statement next Tuesday while the President would outline the administration’s position. Former officials Harmon Judson had led an DOJ inquiry but withdrew after not receiving approval.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Harmon
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
Messers Harmon
Judson
Roosevelt Ake
Former Cincinnati Railroad Man Dies in Baltimore
John K. Andrews, once with the Big Four and the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern in Cincinnati, died suddenly in Baltimore after a brief sickness. He was chief clerk to First Vice President Randolph in Baltimore and previously served as secretary to Oscar Murray. His remains were moved to Newcastle, Pennsylvania for burial. he was 43 and unmarried.
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John K. Andrews
Big Four
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Andrews
Randolph
Oscar Murray
Newcastle
Pere Marquette Wins Deportation Case
In Toronto today Judge Anglin ruled the alien labor act invalid as ultra vires. He set aside deportation orders against two Pere Marquette Railway American employees arrested at St Thomas for alleged violations of the act. The decision bars enforcement of the deportation.
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Ont
Chambers
Anglin
Pere Marquette Railway
St. Thomas
Dominion
New York Central Unveils Fast Flyers in Schedule Shakeup
The New York Central lines announce a speed war driven overhaul. The Twentieth Century Limited shifts from 20 p.m. to 3 p.m. departure for a 9:30 a.m. arrival in New York. New trains include the St. Louis Flyer from Cincinnati at 8:30 a.m. and schedule adjustments on multiple routes. Train 46 to New York and Boston remains 8:30 a.m. departure. Detroit and Toledo services unchanged.
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Century Limited
Cincinnati
Grand Central Station
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Toledo
Cincinnati Northern
St. Louis Flyer
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Gas mains expansion and new Dayton supply planned
Springfield officials report more natural gas use ahead as a new West Virginia pipeline shifts Dayton supply. Separate items note a motor man’s death, a proposed Clarke County memorial hall, street plans for a Big Four depot, a foundry shooting, a cooperative brewery stock issue, and the arrival of O N Wheeler’s body for burial.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
E. D. Abbott
Springfield Gas Company
Dayton
West Virginia
Spring Street
Big Four
Sieverling
Kittridge
Enormous Piano Lot For Quick Sale At Reduced Prices
Large diverse piano lot offered by multiple brands and makers including Ebersole Smith & Nixon Lindeman Haines Marshall Weber and others. Prices range from 160 to 450 with many mahogany or walnut cases in good to near new condition. The sale aims to clear ware rooms quickly due to space constraints.
Big Piano Savings and Wide Selection Offer
Buyers can save about $100 on each piano and choose from almost every major American make. The ad promotes substantial discounts and a broad variety for shoppers seeking reputable brands.
J. W. Koester Appointed Agent for Cincinnati Territory
The Traders' Despatch Fast Freight Line reorganizes offices in the Cincinnati area with J. W. Koester named agent replacing F. W. Bent. Dayton and Louisville offices abolished. A Memphis, Tennessee office opens under Lewis C. Smith. Cincinnati will cover Dayton Kentucky and Tennessee except Memphis. Memphis handles rest of Southern territory.
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Dayton
Louisville
J. W. Koester
Cincinnati
F. W. Bent
Memphis
Tenn
Lewis C. Smith
Kentucky
Tennessee
Frontenac Reopens on Round Island Under Trussell
The Frontenac on Round Island reopened this year under Mr. C. G. Trussell on Saturday June 17. Trussell, known for managing the Bon Air in Augusta Georgia, also oversees the Frontenac’s interests. June offers pleasant weather with excellent river fishing nearby. Guests enjoy a golf course surrounding the island with access free to hotel guests.
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Thousand Island
St. Lawrence River
Frontenac
Round Island
C. G. Trussell
Feudist Sentenced Two Years for Slaying State Official
Tilford Benge was convicted in Clay Circuit Court and sentenced to two years for killing State Representative J. J. C. Howard. Ed and Creen Benge’s cases were continued to October. Venue change likely to ease feud tensions as Whites and Griffins side with the Howards and the Philpotts and Bakers with the Benges.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Tilford Benge
Clay
Laurel County
J. J. C. Howard
Creen Benge
Griffins
Howards
Phillpots
Bakers
Benges
Pugh Power Building Hosts Housewarming In New Block
A. H. Pugh owner of the Pugh Power Building at Fourth Pike and Butler streets held a house warming yesterday. A 3S luncheon ran from 2 to 4 o clock and guests toured the concrete structure praised as one of the world's largest. The building spans 68 feet by 335 feet with six of its eight stories leased through Nicholas P. Smith's agency.
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Pugh Power
Pike and
Butler Streets
Nicholas P. Smith
Methodist Women's Mission Society Opens Kentucky Session
MT. STERLING Ky June 17 The Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Kentucky began a business session with an address by Mrs S C Trueheart on progress of the work A later address by Dr arter a returned missionary from Cuba discussed Methodism in Cuba.
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Commercial Tribune
MT. Sterling
Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Kentucky
S. C. Trueheart
Arter
Cuba
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