Fairbanks Could Win Presidential Nomination Says Senator
Ohio visit yields speculation by Senator Charl F Dick on Fairbanks as a possible presidential nominee. He cites unique tactics and notes Taft strength, Roosevelt supporters, and Knox candidacy as factors shaping a hot convention and party divisions. He warns against predicting politics six months ahead.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Charl& F. Dick
Fairbanks
United States
Japan
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Hynicka Sees Vorys in Columbus Talks on Republican Strategy
R K Hynicka of Cincinnati met Insurance Commissioner Vorys in Columbus to discuss the Ohio political scene. The aim was to avoid actions that could harm Republican interests, especially if staunch party elements like colored voters react strongly. Hynicka hopes for a Cincinnati victory and prefers avoiding a State convention if possible.
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Cincinnatian
Taft
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Courtloox Buripina
Columnus
Oxfo.j
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
R. K. Hynicka
Cincinnati
Vorys
Ohio
Hynicka
Republian
Mr. Vorys
Mr. Cox
PAYS VISIT TO CAPITAL
Mr Rudolph Hynicka made a flying visit to Columbus and sparked talk of presidential moves. He said he did not meet Mr Vorys or anyone connected to the state administration and attended only to a pure business matter unrelated to politics.
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Rudolph Hynicka
Columbus
Hynicka
Mr. Vorys
Taft
Italy orders warship from New Orleans amid Guatemalan upheaval
In Mexico City a report says an Italian man of war is to sail from New Orleans to Guatemalan ports. Italy protests to Guatemala over two Italians among nine teen condemned for alleged involvement in the April 29 attempt on President Cabrera. Names not released in Mexico. Italians said to be among those sentenced to fifteen years. A Spaniard is also mentioned in the Guatemalan penalties.
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Mexico City
New Orleans
Guatemala City
Cabrera
Mexico
Ima de
Kinsman Bank Cashier Shot by Senator’s Brother
George W. Berrill, cashier of the Kinsman National Bank and a leading local figure, was shot and killed at 7:30 tonight by Alfred Kinsman, brother of State Senator Thomas Riggman, in Kinsman County.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
George W. Berrill
The
Kinsman National Bank
Kinsman
Alfred Kinsman
Thomas Riggman
Coal Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
The County Commissioners awarded road and culvert contracts to multiple bidders. H E Steele received 1863.12 for Bank Lick road between Jerry Casey and John Murphy Jr. H F Nagel won 1955.75 for Bogart and Paddison culvert work and 1481.00 for Salem pike arch culvert. J S Nickerson & Son got 742.00 for Newb road abutment repair. P Praechter secured 920.50 for Groesbeck road abutment repair. Reading road plans to county line approved. Pocahontas Coal Company bid 2.69 per ton for run 60 and 3.55 per ton lump for coal for one year, lowest bid.
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Bank Lick Road
Jerry Casey
John Murphy, Jr
H. E. Steele
Bogart
Paddison Roads
H. F. Nagel
Salem Pike
Rapid Run Bridge
Newbroad
Nickerson & Son
Millcreek
Groesbeck Road
P. Praechter
Reading Road
Dayton Pike
Pocahontas Coal Company
Scandals in Army Ended by Women Shake Officers
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports on multiple army scandals centered on officers and women. Captain George Kirkman, Lieutenant Mack Robinson, and Major Putnam Strong face suspensions, divorces, or imprisonment amid alleged duels of love, alcohol, and financial irregularities.
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Commercial Tribune
W.ington
Mack Robinson
Kirkman
Richardson
Offic
E Ecapades
Ft. Brown
Brownsville
Tex
Kelly
Newport Organizes Militia Company For Second Regiment
Fifty to sixty young men gathered at the Seventh Street Market House and joined as a company of the Kentucky National Guard Second Regiment. Captain C W Longmire served as muster ing officer with G H Marshall of the Covington Y M C A chosen as captain. Maddox Bruce and C D Coon were elected first and second lieutenants. The unit planned to depart for the James town Exposition on July 20 and stay in camp for several weeks, with several enlistees from Newport.
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Seventh Street Market House
Kentucky National Guard
C. W. Longmire
G. H. Marshall
Covington Y. M
Maddox Bruce
C. D. Coon
Longmire
Republicans Attend State Convention in Louisville Aiming for Willson Nomination
Campbell County Republicans finalize plans for a 200 member delegation to the Louisville State convention. Enthusiasm centers on Augustus Willson's Governor bid. City election looms amid Democratic disarray with mayoral race anticipated between Walter Rowe and W A Elmer.
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Campbell County
Louisville
Augustus Willson
Walter Rowe
Board of Aldermen
W. A. Elmer
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Civil and Criminal Actions
Attach ment against Lillie Dempsey for 171.61. John Kolbe Company sues Howell for 50.15 for dwelling materials at Latonia. Estate divisions in progress for Eliz abeth Walje and Kate Loaden Schmitz. Prather guilty to petit larceny 30 days. Haggard Schuler plead guilty 90 days. Gausepohl and Bush robbery cases set for July 12 with 1000 bond. Skiff vs Railway dismissed. Curry arraigned for threatening wife. 100 peace bond. Federal Court Judy named receiver in bankruptcy case.
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A. Dougherty
Lillie Dempsey
Kenton
John’ Kolbe Company
Howell & Co
Latonia
John G Walie
Herman H. Walie
Elizabeth Walje
Ary
George Schmitz
John
Kate Schmitz
John A. Judy
Mt. Sterling
William T. Morah
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Covington Notes Highlights Local Obituaries and Plans
Catherine Meyer died at age 50 at her Prague street home. Funeral services are set for Friday. The Protestant Children's Home board approved plans for a free day nursery for ages two to eight. Covington Brewing Co received a permit to remodel a brick building at Wheeler and Thirteenth streets at a $300 cost. The public playground at Second and Scott streets opened under the Art Club civic department with instructors Miss Sharp and Miss Allison from Steubenville Ohio.
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Catherine Meyer
Prague Street
Protestant Children’s Home
Covington Brewing Company
Wheeler and
Thirteenth Streets
Second and
Scott Streets
Civic Department of the Art Club
Jerome's Reward to He H Hummel
Abraham H Hummel former lawyer in Blackwell Island Penitentiary faces likely the only imprisonment from the Dodge Morse divorce conspiracy. Indictments against Edgar L Fursman and Charles F Dodge were dismissed on Jerome's recommendation along with related counts. Steinhardt, Hummels partner, died yesterday while Brackin remains at large. Jerome said he helped Hummel during the Thaw trial.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Abraham H. Hummel
Blackwell's Island Penitentiary
Dodge-Morse
Supreme Court
Edgar L. Fursman
Charles F. Dodge
Jerome
Hummel
Benjamin Steinhardt
Edward M. Brackin
Tate
Rescue Stricken Diver Brought Home From River Work
Ben Graham, expert diver, returned from Wisconsin last night with inflammatory rheumatism. He was suddenly stricken while at work in the river and nearly died before surfacing.
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Ben Graham
Wisconsin
Woman in grave condition after copperhead bite at home
Mrs. John Schwert der of near Coldsprings was seriously bitten by a copperhead while picking strawberries in her garden. Her right arm swelled dramatically and she endured intense pain. doctors called her condition very grave.
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John Schwertder
Newport News In Brief
The marriage of Miss Anna Bertke of 1009 Monmouth street to Nicholas Federle of Eighth street and Wein gartner Place will take place at 9 this morning at St. Stephen's Church. Mrs Listerman 52 Campbell County resident dies. funeral from St Mary's Alexandria and interment at St Stephen's Cemetery near Cold Spring. The C W S Walnut Hills to entertain for Grace M EB Sunday School Class 23. Elsworth Regenstein reads paper at Winchester tomorrow.
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Anna Bertke
Monmouth Street
Nicholas Federle
Eighth Street
Weingartner Place
St. Stephen's Church
Schmidt
Walnut Hills
Grace M. EB
Elsworth Regenstein
Newport Public Schools
State Educational Association
Winchester
Listerman
Campbell County
St. Mary’s Church
Alexandria
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Coldspring
Squire Reuben Tedrow Is Stricken in Bellevue Coal Office
Nonagenarian Squire Reuben Tedrow, 94, who ran a coal office in Bellevue opposite the city offices, was removed to Speers Hospital yesterday suffering from old age. Doctors believe he may recover after a brief decline.
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Squire
Reuben Tedrow
Bellevue
Speers Hospital
Campbell County Courts See Bond Forfeiture And Divorces
William Coughlin failed to appear in City Court and his $100 bond was forfeited for dis orderly conduct. Dairymen charged with vending milk without a license had cases continued awaiting a Court of Appeals mandate. Junior Smith sues Anna B. Smith for divorce claiming wife frequented Cincinnati concert halls during marriage. Victoria Scamnapico files for divorce from Joseph Scamnapico alleging abandonment.
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Wiliam Coughlin
Court of Appeals
Covington
Junior Smith
Anna B. Smith
Cincinnati
Victoria Scamnapico
Joseph Scannapico
Sunday School Picnic and Lodge Visit Announced
Dayton churches plan a Sunday school picnic Friday at Diamond Star Grove. Henry Barnes Lodge F and A M will visit Walnut Hills Lodge in a body tomorrow.
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Presbyterian
Baptist
Methodist
Diamond Star Grove
Henry Barnes
A. M
Walnut Hills Lodge
Fort Thomas Musket Companies Deployed West Virginia Encampment
Fourth Infantry companies E and K left Ft Thomas today for the Charleston militia encampment in West Virginia. Thirteen days of rations issued. Sixteen companies remain distributed: two in Ft Thomas Barracks two in Washington Barracks two at Licking River rifle range and two in West Virginia. Major Tillson relieved as Summary Court with Captain Simmons named in his stead. William Furnace fined ten dollars and costs by Judge Quehl for alleged breach of the peace. Mrs Farhead of Newport hosted a euchre party and luncheon for fourteen at the Alpine home. Ft Thomas Episcopalian Chapel Guild to hold a strawberry festival at Mrs McVays Phillips Place with a 3 to 5 band concert and dress parade this afternoon.
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Fourth Infantry
West Virginia
Charleston
Ft. Thomas
Washington
D. C
Rifle Range
Licking River
Tillson
Simmons
William Furnace
Quehl
Charles Loovengood
Farhead
Newport
Altamont
Ft. Thomas Episcopal Church
McVays
Phillips Place
Grain tag affidavits lead to county court trials
In county court the cases against Early and Daniel, The Cincinnati Grain Company and J H Fedders and Sons were called and continued. Affidavits by R M Allen of the State Board of Pure Food Commissioners accuse them of selling grain in packages lacking proper tags showing chemical analysis as required by a 1896 law. Five affidavits were filed against Early and Peniel, one against The Cincinnati Grain Company and five against J H Fedders and Sons. Warrants were sworn out in late May by Allen.
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Early & Daniel
Cincinnati Grain Company
J. H. Fedders & Sons
R. M. Allen
State Board of Pure Food Commissioners
Early & Peniel
Hold Alleged Swindler Arrest Sought in Virginia
County Detective Richard Salter received word from Manchester Virginia that A J Carter has been placed under arrest there. Carter is accused of attempting to swindle J Hoff a butcher with a bad check. Ometais of The Vixnt Metionad Bank ot Ladiow detegied.
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Richard Salter
Manchester
A. J. Carter
Carter
Ludlow
J. Hoff
Metionad Bank
Ladiow
The Mocking Bird Next at Chester and Coney Show
The Chester Opera Company advances The Mocking Bird to next week after finishing The Fortune Teller. Dolly Varden will follow, with Marion Stanley rehearsing The Mocking Bird in Cincinnati today. Reserved seats go on sale at Smith & Nix on Thursday. Commodore Brooks lauds the company’s year, while John Drew’s Pinero season and Frohman Empire plans loom large. Drew will spend part of the summer in Europe.
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Chester Opera Company
Dolly Varden
Marion Stanley
Cincinnati
Smith & Nixon
John Drew
Pinero
Mr. Drew
Margaret Illington
Frohman
Mr. Frohman
Empire Theater
New York
Mr Drew
Europe
Ade Writes New Play for Crane to Present Next Season
George Ade is drafting a new play to be presented by Charles Frohman and William H. Crane. He works at Hazleden Farm Brook Indiana delivering the manuscript on Frohman’s return from Europe. The Chicago production is set for next October.
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George Ade
Crane
Charles Frohman
William H. Crane
Hazleden Farm
Brook
Indiana
Mr. Frohman
Europe
Chicago
Ohio River to leave sandbar at Queen City Beach likely
Weather man predicts continued river drop and a notable sandbar at Queen City Beach. If forecasts hold, Saturday and Sunday at the Beach could bring record crowds and showcase the exposed shoreline.
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Ohio
Queen City
Kennedy Wild West Show Opens at Coney Island
Colonel William J Kennedy brings Wild West acts to Coney Island this Saturday afternoon. The Oklahoma resident presents rough riders cowboys ranchers expert shots lassoers bucking ponies trained steers and Indians in a thrilling exhibition. The Kennedy show promises the longest Cincinnati area engagement near the river park during Mullen's Eighth Ward picnic week.
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Congress of Indians
Cheyenne Village
Coney Island
Kennedy
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Coney
River Park
Mullen
Eighth Ward
Bartlett Thelma Air Star in The Fortune Teller at Chester
Miss Dorothy Bartlett and Miss Thelma air perform the same role with Bartlett in strong voice and repeated encores. The Lagoons vaudeville house reports six Maine porcupines with one youngster named Lagoon after a recent escape and recapture. Eagles prepare for Coney Island outing with thousands of tickets sold for next Saturday.
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Dorothy Bartlett
Thelma Air
Chester
Porcupine
Lagoon
Coney
Maud Adams breaks all records on coast tour
Maud Adams has reached the Pacific Coast after a continent spanning tour that set new receipts records. Sell-outs and crowds turned away at every stop accompanied by unusually high receptions for her Peter Pan portrayal. She continues performing in Frisco until July 6.
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Maude Adams
Pacific Coast
Miss Adams
Peter Pan
Barrie
Frisco
Taft Speaks in Omaha at Dinner and Reception
Secretary of War Taft and party arrived in Omaha at 7 o clock for a dinner hosted by Victor Rosewater at the Obama Club. He attended a public reception at the new YMCA building and delivered a brief address before departing that night for Ft Leavenworth.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Taft
Victor Rosewater
Obama Club
Ft. Leavenworth
Cincinnati Woman Injured in Tent Fall
Mrs. Davis, wife of William Davis and a Minerva Sister in John Robinson's Circus, fell from the dome of the tent in Des Moines Iowa. She is at the Galt House in Cincinnati and it is reported she will die.
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Commercial Tribune
Des Moines
Lagoon Vaudeville bill set for next week
Amusement Manager Clarke of the Lagoon Vaudeville Theater in the popular resort books a strong program for next week featuring Herbert and Willing famed black face comedians and their company. Also on the bill are Allaire and Lind spotlight jugglers Lydell and Butterworth the brown girl and the funny dancer Millman Brothers gymnasts and balancers and West and Saylor.
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The
Lagoon Vaudeville Theater
Herbert and
Willing
Herbert
the Lagoon
Allaire and Lind
Lydell and Butterworth
Brown Girl
Millman Brothers
West and Saylor
Annual Smith Kasson Company Banquet at Coney Island
The banquet room at Coney Island presented a brilliant appearance for the Smith Kasson Company annual banquet. More than 125 employees were seated at the well furnished tables. Commodore Brooks presided and delivered remarks after a splendid menu was served.
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Ideal
W. C. Herman
Edward Ballard
H. B. Metzel
Brannagan
Commodore Brooks
Coney Island Company
Smith-Kasson Company
Coney
Coney Isfaha
Explosion Kills Seven Miners in Scranton Area
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 18 seven miners were killed instantly and two were seriously injured when two tons of mine gas exploded at the Johnson No Ne mine at Priceburg.
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Commercial Tribune
Scranton
Johnson None
Priceburg
Meditek Gibraltar K Albert P Irené Ont Neckar
The fragment lists names Meditek Gibraltar, K Albert, P Irené, and Ont Neckar. Not enough readable context to identify an event, action, or outcome.
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Meditek
Gibraltar
K. Albert
P. Irené
Ont
Neckar
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