Pattison Not Needed As Insurance Probe Witness
E. P. Marshall secretary for Union Central Life, led by Governor Pattison, returned to Cincinnati after two weeks in Milwaukee where investigators reviewed life insurance practices. He said Pattison’s presence was not required and praised the committee for its thorough inquiry while noting other insurers faced shorter probes.
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Pattison
Marshall
Union Central Life
Wisconsin
E. P. Marshall
Union Central Life Insurance Company
John M. Pattison
Cincinnati
Mr. Marshall
E. E. Hardcastle
J. R. Clark
Robert Ramsay
Clifton
Commercial Tribune
Union Central
W. S. Braddock
Investi
Gators
Mr. Pattison
Hardcastle
Clark
J. W. Glover
University of Michigan
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Wisconsin Life
Greene Blames Federation for Cananea Riots
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Washington June 17 reports W C Greene president of Cananea copper mines alleges Western Federation of Miners agitators incited Mexicans leading to May riots. He cites a planned dynamite attack on the bank and a revolution against Diaz, with warnings from a mine worker and circulating revolutionary circulars. Greene says a permanent garrison will be kept and about twenty Mexicans were killed for every white man.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
State Department
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
W. C. Greene
Copper Company
Western Federation of Miners
Diaz
Cobre Grande
Socialistic Club
Rockefeller in Compiegne Reflects on Paris and New York
In Compiegne June 17 John D. Rockefeller pauses during a European tour to reflect on New York and Paris. He notes pleasant air and rain, praises France and Lafayette, and jokes that France’s prosperity contrasts with a clumsy mowing method nearby. He plans to return July 20.
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Compiegne
France
Paris
Europe
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Leamington
England
Pocantico
Lafayette
Russia
America
NOG Declares Stoessel Not to Be Coward
Tokyo June 17 General Nogi defends General Stoessel as not a coward after his trial and death sentence for Port Arthur surrender. Nogi praises Stoessel as a soldier, says he would act the same, and notes hopes for Russia to spare him. He discusses dissent, discipline, and plans a joint memorial with Admiral Togo for Japanese and Russian dead.
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Nog
Stoessel
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Japan
Nogi
Pinooyssey Jby
Bissay
Poos
Togo
Russia
Jockey Parents Die Trying to Save Hidden Money
Samuel Moreland a South Bellevue dairyman and his wife were fatally burned while attempting to reach a secret $95 roll hidden behind a stove after a gasoline stove exploded in their home. Mrs. Moreland died. Mr. Moreland survived the burns but faced uncertain recovery. Police assisted and took them to Speers Hospital. The money was part of $500 sent to pay a mortgage on their home, tied to their son racing on Canadian tracks.
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Samuel Moreland
South Bellevue
Jockey Moreland
Tally
Seithers
Bellevue
Moreland
Speers Hospital
Firemen Overcome At Large Blaze In St Paul Annex
A six story Ryan annex building in St Paul suffered total destruction after a morning blaze. The Palace Clothing basement origin with gas explosions spreading fire across the structure. Thirty seven firefighters were overcome by heat and smoke. ten were hospitalized, with Lieutenant W A Edwards in critical condition. Damages estimated at 450000 to 500000 dollars. The nearby Ryan Hotel remained unscathed.
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W. A. Edwards
Company 3
Ryan Hotel
Hayward Victim of Grim Reaper
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Springfield Ohio June 17 R F Hayward chairman of the Clark County Republican Committee died tonight after a long illness He served for years as Sergeant at arms of the Ohio House and was widely known among politicians statewide
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
R. F. Hayward
Clark County Republican Committee
Ohio House
Republicans Mark 50th Anniversary in Philadelphia Hall
In Musical Fund Hall, Republicans gather to recall the party’s 1856 convention that named Fremont and Dayton. Governor Pennypacker addresses about the good the party has done for the country as the four day celebration opens under the National Republican League.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Musical Fund Hall
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Sysonby the Turf Star Dies in Stable at Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene's four-year-old champion Sysonby died today in his stall at Sheepshead Bay of blood poisoning after a long skin disease. Once the season’s favorite in Brooklyn stakes, his absence robs Keene of a brilliant campaign. Sysonby earned over 184000 in two racing years and will be buried at Sheepshead Bay before burial beside Domino at Castleton.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
James R. Keene
Sysonby
America
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Brooklyn
Brighton
Mr. Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Race King
Belmont Park
Melton
Optimine
Castleton
Kentucky
Domino
Cincinnati Bachelor Weds Nurse in West Los Angeles
Sydney Otis Parker a Cincinnati bachelor built a Marmion Way bungalow to please his mother and secretly married Miss Alice Rush Machin a trained nurse daughter of Lowland Machin of Victoria B C and sister of Mrs. Loomis of Pasadena. Mrs Parker formerly of British Columbia has lived in Los Angeles three years with Mrs Loomis.
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Commercial Tribune
Los Angeles
Cal
Sydney Otis Parker
Cincinnati
Marmion Way
Parker
Alice Rush Machin
Lowland Machin
Victoria
B. C
M. L. Loomis
Pasadena Avenue
Massacre claim sparks urgent appeal from Ossian Parliament
London dispatch reports a telegram from Helsingfors signed by M Vinaver and four Jewish Ossian MPs calling the Bialystok outbreak an organized massacre akin to the October days. They urge immediate intervention to avert catastrophe and appeal to all influences for help.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Helsingfors
M. Vinaver
Bialystok
Terrorist Attacks Shock Warsaw as Riots Continue
In Warsaw a mail wagon was robbed by terrorists who killed the driver and two soldiers before escaping. Later a terrorist killed a police officer and his wife in the street. Bialystok is reported calm with delegates arriving to investigate. Authorities vow control and prevention of further excesses.
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Warsaw
Bialystok
ST. Petersburg
Husband Slashes Son-in-Law in Linn Street Tragedy
Newton McNees 49 is charged with slashing William Temke 29 in Temke’s Linn Street apartment after a door dispute. Temke, wounded across the abdomen, is at City Hospital with slim chances of recovery. McNees is jailed as an inquest potential links to a past cutting in Cynthiana Ky. Temke’s wife and two babies were present. the weapon is said to be a pocket knife.
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Newton McNees
William Temke
City Hospital
McNees
First District
Temke
Linn Street
Bradshaw
Long
Mrs. Temke
Patrol
Cynthiana
Norwood
Cincinnati Woman Shot While Answering Appeal
Mrs Mary Hisey of Cincinnati was fatally or near fatally wounded and Herbert Craile, also of Cincinnati, shot as William Hisey a farmer near Aurora Indiana opened fire at his home. The incident began after a messenger reported a child ill and not expected to live. Police captured William Hisey and Carney, while Craile was injured but survived.
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Commercial Tribune
Aurora
Ind
William Hisey
Mary Hisey
Cincinnati
Herbert Craile
Hisey
Craire
Carney
Marshal Doerr
Klingenheffer
Charles S. Hisey
Hisey-Wolf Machine Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Township Street
Joseph Wolf
Drinks Ammonia Through Mistake
David Dedrick, a legal adjuster for the John Robinson Circus arriving in Omaha, nearly poisoned himself after mistaking ammonia for lithia water. The porter had placed ammonia bottles on ice, he drank one full dose before realizing the error. Taken to the circus hospital, no serious effects are expected. Dedrick is a well known figure in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
David Dedrick
John Robinson Circus
Lincoln
Dedrick
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Governor Pennypacker
Star of Turf
Mr. Rockefeller
Chicago News
West
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RUSS
Rand of Mercy
Charles Hisey
William
Alabama
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