Wedding in Washington Between Hanna and Browne Despite Bandages
Miss Maud Vera Hanna daughter of the late Joseph H. Hanna of Cincinnati weds Captain Horace Fairfax Morsby Browne of the British army in a Rock Creek Park accident setting. Both principals wore bandages. chaperone Mrs Beulah Jacobs could not attend. They will stay in Washington until Mrs Jacobs recovers.
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Washington
Maud Vera Hanna
Joseph H. Hanna
Cincinnati
Horace Fairfax Morsby Browne
Rock Creek Park
Hamburg American Packet Company accused of monopoly
The Inter state Commerce Commission moves to probe the Hamburg-American Packet Company amid charges of pooling and restraint of trade. The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company, backed by Peter Wright & Sons, alleges a trans Atlantic freight cartel with North German Lloyd and others, controlling east and west bound traffic from U.S. interior cities to Hamburg and Baltic ports. The case raises international trade questions and possible German government backing.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Peter Wright & Sons
Philadelphia
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
Cosmopolitan Lines
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cleveland
Europe
Rotterdam
Leith
Copenhagen
Lloyd
Wilson
Hull
North Atlantic Seaboard
Hamburg- American Packet Company
Hamburg
Baltic
Cosmopolitan Freight
Trial reveals Goddard bomb evidence and Miners' Magazine articles
In Boise on June 19 the state presented the Goddard bomb and IOU testimony from Harry Orchard linking to William D Haywood. Judge Goddard identified the bomb and the related materials while editors notes from The Miners Magazine face admissibility questions.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
State Today
Goddard
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Luther M. Goddard
Orchard
Senator Borah
Justice Goddard
Richardson and
Darrow
Soward
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
United States reservation on armament limits highlighted at Peace Conference
At The Hague session General Horace Porter on behalf of the United States reserved the right to raise armament limits and collection of contractual debts by force. Britain echoed similar rights to pursue topics outside the program. Germany proposed an international prize court as arbitration expands. Twenty policemen guarded the venue as delegates met amid precautions.
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Hague
Horace Porter
United States
Russia
Washington
Edward Fry
Great Britain
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
Porter
General Porter
Sir Edward Fry
Mexico
Argentine
Brazil
Nelidoff
Cincinnatian Honored as Union Secretary Treasurer
At the annual convention of the International Printing Pressmens Union in New York Patrick McMurran of Cincinnati was elected Secretary-Treasurer. The appointment was announced during the June 19 session.
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T. Lane
New York
International Printing Pressmens’ Union
Patrick McMurran
Cincinnati
Cleveland Seriously Ill at Princeton Home
Advices from Princeton report former President Cleveland has been seriously ill at his Princeton home for days. Family and friends were alarmed, and it is said he has now passed the crisis.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Princeton
Cleveland
Willson Leads Kentucky Governor Race in Louisville Convention
Augustus E. Willson emerges as a key candidate in the Kentucky gubernatorial contest. Three prominent figures participate in a convention held in Louisville, Townston.
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Kentucky
Taft Laughs Off Rumor He Will Not Run
Secretary of War William H. Taft arrived in Leavenworth Kansas and dismissed a Kansas City press story quoting The Washington Times about retirement from the Presidential race. He said he never felt better and told reporters to let the question mark stand.
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Commercial Tribune
Leavenworth
Kan
William H. Taft
Kansas City
Washington Times
St. Paul
Taft
East Liverpool Golfer Struck by Lightning at Mahoning Club
C B Bradshaw of East Liverpool and his caddy Edgar Rand were struck by lightning while taking refuge under a tree at Mahoning Golf Club during the Ohio Golf Association tournament. Bradshaw and Rand were severely stunned but not believed fatally injured. Four others received lighter shocks.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
C. B. Bradshaw
East Liverpool
Edgar Rand
Mahoning Golf Club
Bradshaw
Ohio Golf Association
Mr. Bradshaw
Murder in First Degree Verdict Rendered
In Sidney Ohio on June 19 the Frank Earl trial for the April 20 murder of W. B. Legg ended with a guilty verdict of murder in the first degree after two hours deliberation. Walker, Earl’s alleged accomplice, is scheduled for trial Monday.
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Commercial Tribune
Sidney, O
Frank Earl
W. B. Legg
Walker
McKinley Memorial Association Plans Dedication
The McKinley Memorial Association held a meeting to finish mausoleum plans and discuss dedication on September 30. Trustees including Herrick Murphy Bloomingdale Gary Dawes Harter with architect Magonigle and secretary Hartzell met. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks are expected at the ceremonies. Senator Dick will lead a push to bring Ohio National Guard forces to the dedication, possibly all units. Mrs Barber offered to present the McKinley home to the memorial association.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
McKinley Memorial Association
Citizens’ Committee
Myrion T. Herrick
Cleveland
Franklyn Murphy
Newark
N. J
E. A. Bloomingdale
New York
James A. Gary
Baltimore
McKinley Monument
Ohio National Guard
Harris
M. C. Barber
McKinley Home
the Memorial Association
Shouts Woman Kill Himself After Shooting Spree
In Dayton Ohio a man Robert Kneisley aged 30 shot Maud Winters aged 3 on South Main street then killed himself. Kneisley a former cash register plant worker and secret society solicitor argued with Winters over an engagement before firing three bullets and shooting himself. Both were taken to Potpom hospital where Kneisley died and Winters was reported dying.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
South Main Street
Robert Kneisley
Maud Winters
Kneisley
Cash Register
Cincinnati
Winters
Pot Pom
Political ticket names for Kentucky statewide offices
Governor Augustus E. Willson with running mate William H. Cox of Maysville. Ben J. Bruner of Monford as Secretary of State. State Auditor F. P. James of Harrodsburg. Clerk of Court of Appeals N. Adams of London. Attorney General Judge James Breathitt of Hopkinsville. Commissioner of Agriculture N. T. Rankin of Jackson.
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N. Adams
London
James Breathitt
Hopkinsville
German Ambassador Speck von Sternburg to remain at post
The Foreign Office in Berlin rejects reports of an imminent resignation by Baron Speck von Sternburg the German ambassador to the United States citing ill health. The statement says there is no recall planned for autumn and confidence in his continued service abroad.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Washington
New York
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Germany
Bruker Causes Brogers Arrest in Milwaukee
Ira B. Smith of Smith Thorndike Brown, a former leading Milwaukee grocer firm, was arrested on a warrant by Oliver C. Mason for obtaining money under false representation of firm finances. He posted bail of 6000 dollars as the bankrupt firm’s assets show about 100000 dollars owed to the firm. Smith, a longtime business figure and former Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association president, is a noted clubman.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Ira B. Smith
Smith, Thorndike & Brown
Oliver C. Mason
Smith
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Trikala Flood Drowns Over 100 in Thessaly
Athens reports more than 100 people drowned as the Lithogos River overran Trikkala in Thessaly yesterday. Officials struggle to account for missing residents and assess flood damage across the town.
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Athens
Trikkala
Thessaly
Willson Named Taft Men Claim Virtual Victory
The Kentucky Republican convention in Louisville selected Augustus E. Willson of Louisville for Governor with a platform endorsing President Roosevelt's policies while avoiding a specific presidential candidate. Taft and Fairbanks supporters clashed in committee but the plank favored Taft more than any rival, and local option passed amid a loud but orderly show of unity. Willson accepted, pledging fair elections and adherence to the platform as W. H. Cox was named Lieutenant Governor and party harmony was urged.
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Commercial Tribune
Jisville
Republicans of
Kentucky
Augustus E. Willson
Louisville
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt
Willson
Committee On
Daviess
Henderson
Mr. Willson
Bradley
W. H. Cox
Maysville
Augustus A. Willson
Theodore Roosevelt
State Racing Commission
Richard P. Ernest
State Central Committee
W.H. Holt
Mt. Sterling
O. Bradley
J. J. Craig
Kenton County
Princip
Prin
Iversal
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