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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1908

Page

14

Missing Superintendent Jennings Vanishes After Hartwell Visit

The Lawrenceville & Western mystery centers on Superintendent Jennings who fails to reappear after a Hartwell trip. Porter Bonaparte suspects foul play as railroad officials scramble for clues while a pay-off angle tied to King the union leader emerges in the wake of a looming strike.

Mabel Jennings Lawrenceville & Western Lawrenceville Bonaparte Lawdy Mr. Jennings Bill” Snyder Special Bill Reynolds Hartwell Union John King Snyder Joe Weaver Clark Wise Preston Dailey Alexander Dailey Mason Daley City Mall King Porter Ola Alexander Dailey Horned Owl Mountain

Roosevelts Begin Their Sagamore Hill Vacation

President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Oyster Bay to begin the Sagamore Hill summer vacation in a planned three month stay. He will remain closely involved with government affairs while enjoying rest and a campaign year focus. Roosevelt’s departure for an Africa hunting trip is set for April 1 next year, with son Kermit joining.

Oyster Bay Washington Roosevelt Sagamore Hill White House Long Island City Africa Kermit Archie Kermit Roosevelt Groton Mass

Directoire Fashion Causes Uproar at Longchamps

In Paris on Sunday four young women appeared in Directoire costume resembling mannequins at Longchamps. The sight drew hoots from the crowd as the sheer close fitting outfits outlined figures and even showed flesh colored tights at the side. Police intervened to disperse the crowd.

Commercial Tribune Paris Directoire Longchamps

Brother Named Suspect in Stabbing Case

William Cannon, 29, of 549 East Eighth Street, was found at midnight near Seventh and Race streets with a deep abdominal stab wound. He identified his brother Patrick Cannon as the alleged attacker while at City Hospital.

William Cannon Eighth Street Seventh and Race Streets City Hospital Patrick

Mosquitoes Declared Fled From Panama Canal Zone

Special Dispatch reports Thomas Cook, head of the Panama Canal customs, returning from the zone confident that mosquitoes are nearly eliminated there. He cites a low death rate, improved sanitation, and ongoing construction proving the area habitable and progressing toward a canal completion.

Commercial Tribune New York Thomas Cook Customs Service Panama Canal Zon United States Cook Tropics

Time wasted in Senate filibuster tallied in hours

Representative Dawson of Iowa calculates that La Follette’s roll calls wasted 136 hours of House time, equating to 21 years 3 months 5 days at 312 working days per year. He notes 391 members shared the burden and questions the policy’s lasting cost.

Dawson Commercial Tribune Washington Senate Representative Dawson Iowa House Congress la Follette Mr. Dawson John Sharp Williams

Premier Loses Griffon in Paris Domestic Incident

Paris June 20 M Clemenceau mourns a griffon winner of prizes in London. While playing with the griffon and a Russian harehound at the Ministry of the Interior the premier dispensed favors causing jealousy. The dogs fought and the hound strangled the griffon before interference.

Commercial Tribune Paris M. Clemenceau Ministry of the Interior

Antivivisection meeting in Paris names leaders

In Paris on June 20 antivivisectionists gathered at Dr Waller's house on Boulevard Haussmann. Mrs Ver Tulen McDonnell chaired and proposed a four member committee, with three women volunteering. McDonnell elected president and Count Hamong named chairman of the foreign section of the International Union Against Vivisection.

Paris Waller Boulevard Hausmann Vertulen McDonnell

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