Freischmann Yacht Party Leads Blaine Club Leaders Cruise
Philadelphia report details Ohio and Blaine Club leaders planning a Fleischmann yacht trip on the Henrietta with George B. Cox and Garry Herrmann among attendees. Attendees also schedule dinners, receptions, and tours to New York, Atlantic City, and Boston amid parade and convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cox
Governor Caldwell
Garry Herrmann
Norman Kenan
Charlie Christie
Harry Hoffheimer
A. J. Conroy
John Payne
Fred Good
Frank M. Kelly
F. W. Kelly
J. R. Kinsley
Cramp
R. K. Hynicka
Lorraine
Leeds Association
Blaine Club
First Regiment
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Boston
Fleischmann
Caldwell
Charley Christie
Nick Longworth
Wade Ellis
Billy Bodemer
Henrietta
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Christie
Kingston
Hudson
Mr. Conroy
New England
Chalton
Harvard Law School
Our Men in Taku and Boxers Gather at Tien Tsin
The report says 680 Christians have been attacked at the French mission settlement with many killed. The French Consul and three missionaries are imprisoned. Disorder has given the upper hand at Wu-Hu and Czechuan with native Christians massacred. A thousand Boxers gathered near Tien Tsin as Admiral Seymour’s column faces supply and water shortages amid hostile forces.
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Wu-Hu
Czechuan
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Daily News
Peking
Seymour
Mother of Minister at Peking Hears That He Is Alive
Berlin reports cautious German stance on China crisis while British papers claim the gunboat Iltis suffered damage and its captain was killed. The Foreign Office denies negotiations with other powers and stresses no confirmation of such rumors.
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Peking
Berlin
China
Foreign Office
Iltis
Commanders to perform police duties amid quiet Kiao Chou scene
An official despatch reports everything peaceful at Kiao Chou as joint command action proceeds. The German minister's mother in Peking received telegrams denying her son's death. The Chinese minister in Berlin counters a diplomatic reception planned for Friday the ninth.
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Kiao Chou
Peking
Baron ‘von Ketteler
Munster
China
Berlin
British Cruiser Endymion Reports Seymour Not Yet In Tianjin
London dispatch says Rear Admiral hadat 2 pm June 17 not received word of Commander Seymour returning to Tianjin. Endymion sailings noted and Japanese report of Seymour’s return questioned by Admiralty.
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London
Admiralty Office
Hadymion
Seymour
Tien Tsin
Taku
Admiralty
Endymion
Canton Quiet as Li Hung Chang Leaves for North
Hong Kong reports on June 19 that Li Hung Chang plans to depart Canton for the north on June 20. Canton remains quiet and viceroys near the Yangtze Kiang are said to oppose the revolutionary movement strongly.
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Hong Kong
Li Hung Chang
Canton
North
Czar Acts With Powers Secretary Hay Notified
Washington June 19 A morning cable from Admiral Remey reported the Princeton Marietta and Seafire ready for immediate service The Russian government notified Secretary Hay it would send 4000 troops to China to aid Europeans and Americans without territorial aims Japan may follow suit The Chinese administration canceled Chefoo to Tien Tsin postal service and the Great Northern route may delay telegrams signaling possible interference with foreign commanders communications
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Washington
Remey
Navy Department
Princeton
Marietta
Hay
China
Russia
Japan
Chefoo
Tien Tsin
Taku
Siberia
Plot Against Dowager Leads to Imperial Arrest in Peking
Richard Brinsley Sheridan recalls a 1898 plot by the Chinese Emperor to depose the Empress Dowager while seeking an interview with Marquis Ito of Japan. The Empress learned of the plan and confronted him. that night the Emperor was arrested and confined on a palace island, with rumors of his death circulated.
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New York
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Far East
Peking
Tien Tsin
Kang Yu Wai
Tién Tsin
Peror
Marquis Ito
Japan
China
Ohio Union Seeks Senators for Grand Assembly Meeting
The National Union State Assembly in Columbus selects six Ohio senators for a July Grand Senate session at Alexandria Bay. About 100 members attend. A $300,000 bond for Treasurer E. O. Evarts is not on file with the Insurance Commissioner. the secretary and president say it was sent, prompting an immediate investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Assembly of the National Union
Lodges
Ohio
Grand Senate
Alexandria Bay
E. O. Evarts
State Commissiener of Insurance
Insurance Commissioner
Perilous Courtroom Scene in Berger Abduction Case
In Peru Indiana at the close of court Clyde Jones allegedly rushed the witness C O Biggs after the witness testified about a revolver. Deputy Potter restrained Jones who toppled chairs and cried you re a liar. The incident followed testimony about the Nellie Berger Clyde Jones assault and abduction case.
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Commercial Tribune
Peru
Ind
Nellie Berger-Clyde Jones
C.O. Biggs
Macy
Jones
Potter
Farewell to Henshaw Leaves for Europe on Police Tour
Police Commissioner George Henshaw prepares for a European trip to inspect continental departments. The governor’s letter of introduction accompanies him as he travels with his niece. Otto Wrenker seeks ninety days’ unpaid leave to attend the Paris Exposition. Subpatrolman Hesselbrock avoids dismissal with a reprimand after sleeping on duty before his upcoming marriage. Acting Inspector Luke Drout granted four weeks’ leave starting July 9.
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George Henshaw
Commissioner Henshaw
Police
Burgheim
Henshaw
Nash
Cincinnati
Ohio
Europe
United States
City of
Geo. K. Nash
State of
Cincinnati Police Department
Otto Wrenker
Otto
Fatherland
Hesselbrock
Walnut Hills
Grimm
Luke Drout
Elevator Fall Hits Delegates in Hotel Walton
At midnight the elevator in the Hotel Walton fell seven stories injuring five passengers. Among the seriously hurt were J. G. Pringey a delegate from Oklahoma Territory and Brenton F. Hall a delegate from Belding Michigan who both suffered broken legs. Also injured were Dr. Camden Texas and others including Walter Hunter Delaware Marcus West Washington and Brenton Hall. Two victims were taken to hospital as the scene caused intense excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walton
J. G. Pringey
Oklahoma Territory
Brenton F. Hall
Belding
Mich
Burton
Walter Hunter
Delaware
Marcus West
Washington
Camden
Texas
Pringey
Hall
Supreme Court Rules Bodger Bill Governs Decennial Appraisal
The Supreme Court backed the Bodger bill in a dispute over decennial appraisements. Earlier bills by Ampt and Hendley and a hopper draft conflicted on priority, but the Bodger measure wins to guide county commissioners this session. Awaited next Legislature may see Hendley based revival.
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Supreme Court
Bodger
Hendley
Hopper
Representative Bodyer
Ampt
Train Demolished on Calvary Bridge Killing Two, Injuring Twelve
Train No. 79 on the Cumberland and Ohio Southern branch of the L. and N. railway plunged through a bridge at Calvary Kentucky. Two bridge builders George Mullins and James Houston were killed. Engineer Smith badly injured. Fireman escaped. Baggage master E. W. Hagan injured. Heavy rains suspected to have weakened bridge foundations. The dead and injured were taken to Lebanon for care.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Cumberland & Ohio Southern
Calvary
George Mullins
James Houston
Engineer Smith
Lebanon
E. W. Hagan
Railways Lose Suit Over Bridge Company Lands
In Louisville Kentucky Judge Miller upheld most minor stockholders claims in the suit by John L. Dodd and others against the Louisville Bridge Company and multiple railways. The plaintiffs’ recovery is about 146000 dollars. The judge refused to appoint a receiver and voided a land conveyance to the J M I road. the case will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
John L. Dodd
Louisville Bridge Company
The
Bridge Company
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Company
Ohio & Mississipppi Railway Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania and
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Miller
Chancery Court
Railroad and street car workers urged to read Tribune Sunday
Railroad men street car men police men and letter carriers are advised to watch the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for news and notices from the city.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Teething Relief
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain. It asserts the product soothes the gums and relieves colic and diarrhoea with a price of 250 a bottle.
Indiana for Teddy Some Favor Long at Convention
Philadelphia June 19 Hoosier delegates discuss vice presidential plans If Roosevelt is named for VP Indiana will back him first choice Dolliver second There is no support for Long Administration favors Secretary of the Navy Some delegates favor Fairbanks but a majority see him as more useful in the Senate
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Philadelphia
Rookevelt
Indiana
Hoosier
Secord
Dolliver
Kentucky
Bradley
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Long
Sewell
Calfornia
Secretary Long
George Knight
Hanna
Iowa
Senator Hanna
Platt
Odell
Quigg
New York
California
West
Maryland
Schley
Kansas
Wisconsin
Waldo
Kings
Woodruff
Bryan
Roosevelt Backed by Several States in VP Delegation Moves
The piece surveys multiple state delegations at a convention as they decide VP prospects. Kentucky refuses to present Bradley’s name while Roosevelt gains momentum. Minnesota leans to Blackburn with Davis as speaker. Rhode Island backs Long, New Jersey wavers, California backs Long, Kansas unanimously supports Roosevelt, and Wisconsin leans to Roosevelt with possible Bliss support. The Colorado group plans to back Roosevelt despite some reservations.
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Kansas
Roosevelt
Judge Burton
Burton
United States
Dor Yi
Bliss
Senator Fairbanks Nominated as Convention Centerpiece
HAL LANDON notes Senator Fdéraker accepts no dissent on Fairbanks selection and will deliver the nomination address for Wm McKinley, making him the central figure of the convention and signaling a principled Republican stance.
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Senator Fairbanks
Fdéraker
Wm. McKinley
Hal D. Landon
Roosevelt Out of VP race as Woodruff Named NY Candidate
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt believes he is out of the vice presidential race after a tense New York delegation session. Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff is nominated to represent New York for vice president, with Senator Hanna opposing Roosevelt and Long and Dolliver as possible alternatives.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Roosevelt
Hanna
Woodruff
Secretary Long
Roosevelt nomination fight dominates New York caucus
Delegates at a Philadelphia caucus debate Vice Presidential contenders with Senator Hanna backing Roosevelt ally and Dolliver ally. Party leaders weigh Long and Dolliver versus Roosevelt amid administration influence talks while New York delegates push Roosevelt as the national choice.
The Money Plank Opposed to Free Silver
The Philadelphia sub committee of the Platform Committee resumed at midnight and adjourned after 2 am. It drafted the financial plank stating unaltered opposition to free coinage of silver unless by agreement with commercial nations of the world.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Platform
Roosevelt Nomination Debate at New York Convention
Delegates weigh Governor Roosevelt as vice presidential candidate as Woodruff is urged to be chosen. Roosevelt appeals for support, stressing respect for his wishes and judgment, while leaders from New York push for his renomination amid a national party fight.
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Roosevelt
New York
Lauterbach
Depew
Waldo
Woodruff
Kings County
New York State
Gibbs
Elsberg
Haarmeyer Case: Father admits abuse before death
Sergeant Sinkking testified in the Coroner's court that Henry Haarmeyer admitted intoxication and abuse of his crippled wife before he died. He said his son acted to defend the mother. Haarmeyer forgave the boy on his deathbed. Young Haarmeyer’s arraignment was continued to June 27 with bond set at 2000 dollars.
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Sinkking
Henry Haarmeyer
Haarmeyer
Labor unions discuss strikes and wage trends in Cincinnati
At the Central Labor Council meeting key figures were named to present local views to the State Commission on Convict Labor in Cincinnati next week. Reports highlighted dramatic falls in labor costs due to labor-saving machinery, and speakers noted wage disputes among iron molders, boot and shoe workers, and locomotive engineers amid broader AFL alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
State Commission On
Convict Labor
Cincinnati
John Masselbeck
Albert Heath
Joseph Rapp
Frank Gerwe
BH. T. Weier
Saffin
Building Trades Council
Chicago
Kenton
Campbell County
Louis
Goth- P S
American Federation of Labor
Harry J. Skeffington
Boston
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
Denver
Convention of Western Miners
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Street railroad men will be interested in the Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune for Sunday June 24 promises content appealing to street railroad workers with news notes and notices likely affecting urban transit interests.
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Commercial Tribune
Elizabethtown Seniors to Hold Third Annual Commencement
The Elizabethtown Intermediate School holds its third annual commencement at the M. E. Church in Elizabethtown Ohio this evening at 7 30. Graduates are Ollie M. McKinney Emmet Stevens and Alta McKinney. The program includes recitations solos duets violin pieces an essay and diplomas presented by Supt J L Trisler with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
M. E. Church
Ollie M. McKinney
Emmet Stevens
Alta McKinney
Ncevercress Cc
Horton
Poisoned man in Tiffin stomach sent to state chemist
Coroner Lepper returned from Green Springs with the stomach of Frank Moore who was poisoned. The specimen was forwarded at once to the State Chemist in Columbus for analysis.
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Commercial Tribune
Tiffin
Lepper
Green Springs
Frank Moore
Columbus
London War Office reveals long list of missing and peril near Ficksburg
London reports from spreads across Daily Express Times and Daily Mail detail a German American plot to steal gold, three British prisoners escaping, train wrecks near Malana bridge, Leeuw Spruit attack casualties, and a large list of missing in engagements. Boers mass near General Rundle with forty mile front.
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London War Office
Rundle
New York
Kruger
Lorenzo Marques
the Times
Malana
War Office
Leeuw Spruit
Kroonstad
Sand River
Vredefort
The
Daily Mail
Lord Roberts
Ficksburg
Lagoon Amphitheater Announces New Vaudeville Lineup
Lagoon Amphitheater plans a strong vaudeville week headlined by the Tooroonin troupe of Arabs in acrobatic seats. New acts include Charles Ulrich the equilibrist, Cook and Clinton as world renowned rifle shots, John Powers with imitations, Manjonita and Eugenem as singers and dancers. The palm garden adds an orchestrion and a program of popular airs.
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Lagoon
Charles Ulrich
Cook
Clinton
John T. Powers
Ad Manjonita
Eugenem
Palm Garden
National Union Outing at Coney Island Sparked by Crystal Fount Council
National Union prepares a large outing at Coney Island next Saturday under Crystal Fount Council No. 611. The event features a special program from the council alongside the regular vaudeville, band concerts, and other permanent attractions with thousands of tickets already sold.
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National Union
Grand National Union
Coney Island
Crystal Fount Council
Chester Park Concert Delights Large Local Audience
A well attended Chester Park concert offered a varied program this week. Featured pieces include Belle of the Boulevarde, The Hammer, The Flag Dance, Ice Meredith, Chief Kick a Hole in the Sky, Topsy Turvey, Box and Cox, selections from The Singing Girl, Hearts and Flowers, Bosn Rag, On the Firing Line, Angels Dream, Gems, Lorindy, Dance des Odelisques, and Uncle Ben's Jubilee performed by noted composers and performers.
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Chester Park
Prograth
Fulton
Mackie
Tobani
Janice Meredith
Gustin
Brand
Topsy Turvey
Herbert
Stone
Mabie
Moses
Brink
Lorindy
Marion
Tracy
Uncle Ben
Zoo Concert Draws Large Fashionable Audience
A large and fashionable audience attended the Zoo concert last night. Weber's Military Band rendered several new features. The Zoo directors plan to release Weber's Band next Friday to travel to Des Moines with the Symphony Orchestra, while the First Regiment Band performs at the garden. The famous band captured first prize at Philadelphia yesterday, and Major Smith will present the same program for Friday night.
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Zoo
Weber
The
Des Moines
Iowa
Garden
Philadelphia
Smith
Commodore Foote Corps Outing at Coney Island
Tomorrow the Commodore Foote Woman's Relief Corps No 10 holds its annual outing at Coney Island. Mack's funny dog comedians present a popular animal show drawing big crowds this week in the region.
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Commodore Foote
Mrs. Katherine Beveridge Dies in New York
Mrs. Katherine Beveridge wife of Indiana Senator Albert J Beveridge died in Dansville New York at age 92 she married in 1887 after meeting at DePauw University in Indiana The couple traveled to the Philippines where she likely contracted the illness responsible for her death after a three week illness in China
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New York
Otto Renner
Joe Blackburn
H. L. Gordon
Thomas H. Darby
Fred Good
Cincinnati
Dan Bauer
John Doyle
Bob Greer
Crete
Jones
Congressman Bramwell
Washington
Charles J. Hunt
Atlantic City
Corporation Counsel's
P. T. McPherson
Solicitor’s Office
John Galvin
Elks’ Grand ‘Lodge
Mike Mullen
Old Point Comfort
John
Blaine Club
Gene” Lewis
Bud Hynicka
Albert Phenis
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Dansville N. Y
Katherine Langsdale
George J. Langsdale
Greencastle
Langsdale
Greencastle Banner
Beveridge
de Pauw University
United States Senate
Philippines
Street Railway Workers Urged To Read Tribune Notice
The Commercial Tribune urges motormen gripmen and conductors to study Sunday's issue dated June 24 for important information and potential updates affecting street railways.
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Commercial Tribune
Plea for Compassion in Plum Street Stone Incident
Hyman Franklin aged several years was struck by a rock on Plum street during a quarrel with an unidentified man. Franklin sustained a scalp wound and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Hyman Franklin
Providence Street
Plum Street
Franklin
City Hospital
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