Democratic Nomination Optimism Across States
The article surveys potential presidential candidates across New York Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Kentucky and argues no single Democratic choice is essential. It notes a forthcoming convention, endorsing independent selection by the party and resisting preconvention commitment. A suspenseful moment arises over endorsing Bradley for U S Senate, which is rejected.
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Tobacco executive Vogt commits suicide in Louisville
Charles C. Vogt a prominent tobacco company manager and business leader in Kentucky died by shooting in Louisville. He served as vice president of a German bank and held positions with several enterprises and Masonic orders. His death follows declining health after his wife’s death two years earlier and leaves an estate around one million dollars.
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Westminster Bank Secretary Death By Own Action
Thomas B. Reese, secretary and treasurer of the Westminster Savings Bank, shot himself today ending his life. Ill health was given as the cause.
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Westminister Savings’ Bank
Telegraphers Union approves strike against Western Union and Postal
The General Executive Board of the Commercial Telegraphers Union approves a strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies. Deputy President J. Konenkamp announces the action and dates, with the kickoff expected within the next week or ten days.
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Oil Receivership Stands in Leavenworth Verdict
In Leavenworth Kansas on June 19 the jury found against H H Tucker Jr in the Uncle Sam Oil Company case. The state Supreme Court receivership remains in place as the jury accepted the court instructions. Judge Amidon wrote the verdict.
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Commercial Tribune Pattern Coupon Offer
The notice invites readers to fill a coupon for Commercial Tribune patterns of eek design and mail it to the fashion department in Cincinnati with payment. Patterns are processed by a New York factory, and several days are needed for fulfillment. The message warns that these patterns could be used for scams.
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A Practical Little Gown For The Fabrics Pattern
A simple wash dress for small girls ideal for daily wear in warm weather. Describes a tucked waist and skirt, optional vest front embroidery, and back closure. Material options include gingham linen lawn or dimity. pattern No 4196 with eight sizes from 5 to 12 years, price 10 cents.
Hamburg American Line Faces U S Antitrust Probe
Charges allege the Hamburg American Packet Company monopolizes U S Baltic trade, fixes routes and rates, and uses a 97 percent control over traffic from interior cities to European points. The Cosmopolitan Line seeks Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny to curb alleged restraints on trade and shipping competition.
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Governor Harris Attends Miami University Commencement
Governor Andrew L. Harris arrives in Oxford for the eighty third commencement at Miami University. He will speak at tomorrow’s cornerstone laying for a $70 000 auditorium funded by Carnegie’s library gift. Alumni elect officers and the Board endorses separating the Normal College and Liberal Arts, seeking 150 000 for new buildings.
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Hamburg American Line to Deny Charges Before Commission
The Hamburg-American Steam Packet Company is expected to file a general denial to charges of restraint of trade brought by Peter Wright & Sons for Cosmopolitan Steamship Company. Joseph H. Choate and Harrington Putnam, who appeared previously, will likely represent the Hamburg-American firm again.
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Sparks Delivers Ohio State Commencement Address
Prof Ed win Erle Sparks of the University of Chicago gave the annual commencement address at Ohio State University. He lauded the late Ruth erford B Hayes, noting his withdrawal of troops from the South and ending military rule, a move he said would rank with Grant's wartime actions.
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Gift to Buchtell College With Donor Anonymity
Akron Ohio June 19 gift of forty five thousand dollars to Buchtell College was announced at commencement under the condition the donor’s name remain withheld. Bloomington Indiana June 19 Henry Watterson of Louisville spoke at Indiana University seventy eighth commencement. Class was 803. James Whitcomb Riley received LL.D. degree.
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Flickinger Family Reunion Set Amid Ill News
The Kumler Flickinger family reunion will be held Saturday at Lindenwald with Samuel J Flickinger an officer. Theodore Marston of Middletown, president of the association, is critically ill with apoplexy.
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Boas Denies Charges Against Hamburg-American Line
Emil L. Boas general manager of Hamburg-American Line in the U.S. says most charges are wild and reckless and unfounded. He notes Peter Wright & Sons act as agents for foreign lines and that the Cosmopolitan Steamship Company is really Danish owned. Boas will let Choate and Putnam handle the matter and decline further discussion. The charges appeared to wave the American flag for vessels sailing under Danish and English ensigns.
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UnlO Man Defies Health Officers at New York Port
Edward Hotchkiss of Oberlin Ohio defied quarantine rules after arrival from Cuba on the Havana. He refused to leave the ship Hoffman Island detention, insisting he would stay five days to test treatment and seek equal care with first class passengers who paid higher fares. A policeman will remain aboard to prevent his landing before the period ends.
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Five Girls Drowning Case Probe in New Jersey Lake
Miss Mary Vennell of Bridgeton died in Sunset Lake in suspected drowning after a boat with George Evans overturned near Piney Point. Evans, wet clothing at his home, said he freed himself and swam ashore. Body found in four feet of water with bruises. police seek witnesses to cries heard.
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Obituary notices of Senor Muro and Col. Snell
Senor Muro former Minister and head of the Republican minority in the Spanish Chamber died in Madrid. Colonel Thomas Snell millionaire banker and landowner died in Bloomington Illinois at 89 years old. He owned large tracts in Illinois and Iowa and had interests in banks at Clinton Illinois and Elkhart Indiana.
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Grape-Nuts Promises Aid for Restless City Brains
A medical viewpoint warns that overworked urban brains tire quickly and risk breakdown without proper nourishment. It highlights phosphate and potash needs met by Grape-Nuts cereal, claiming eight to ten days of use boosts brain power and stamina when paired with ordinary meals. It urges reading The Road to Wellville for more, noting a marketed slogan There’s a Reason.
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