Prices and duties proposed in tariff bill debate
The senate debated free list designations for petroleum products and lumber with amendments. Davis attacked Aldrich’s influence while several duties on jute, borate materials, tracing cloth and chlorate of soda were set. sulphate of ammonia placed on free list as census funds approved for the thirteenth census. ODORS HOVER OVER SCENE OF MURDER. A New York report covers Eastman’s alleged past with the victim and Mrs Eastman’s trip to Maryland to claim his body amid her belief in his innocence.
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Davis Scores
Aldrich
Davis
Rhode Island
Sones
Senate
House
United States
International Commission For
France
Paris
Royal Oak Station
Rosenthal
Eastman
Woodill
California
Hastman
Roberts
New York
Robert B. Eastman
Vinnie Bradcombe
St. Michaels
Bob” Eastman
Death in Ambulance Claims Sudden Illness
Philip Gleber a 38 year old teamster of 1030 Cutter Street died en route to hospital after a sudden illness following a meal. A physician was called and the ambulance sent. Coroner Coe conducted the inquest with uncertainty whether death was a stroke or poisoning from the meal.
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Philip Gleber
Cutter Street
Gleber
Coe
Beton
Damages For Dead Child In Railroad Collision Suit
James W. De Vore as administrator for W. B. Vore seeks $5,000 damages in the common pleas court. The 18 month old child was killed near its home when a Sharpstown and D. line train struck it, with the petition alleging failure to maintain a fence along the right of way allowed the child to stray onto the tracks.
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Commercial Tribune
Katherine Ainsworth
Charles L. Ainsworth
Bankers’ Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company
West Fourth Street
East Fourth Street
Cloe Muller
Flossie
William F. Kearney
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Katherine H. Kearney
Katherine Mary Kearney
John von Wenckstern
Elizabeth von Wenckstern
Jessie Grear
Louis Grear
James S. Swing
Swing
Dr. Grear
Mrs. Grear
Mrs Grear
Warner
Willam Mullis
Mary Mullis
Alina Schafer
Emil Schafer
Alina Illhardt
Pittsburg
Laborer Keaton Stabbed After Card Game Dispute
Keaton a 35 year old cement laborer living at 431 West Fourth Street was seriously stabbed last night on Fourth Street near John Street while fleeing from a man after an argument over a card game on Central Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets. He is in a dangerous condition at City Hospital and gave only a vague account.
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Keaton
West Fourth Street
Fourth Street
John Street
Central Avenue
Fourth Fifth Streets
City Hospital
Doctor endorses Postum to beat coffee habit
A patient praises Postum after stopping coffee following a physician's advice. The testimonial notes relief from dizziness headaches and nervousness, with improved bowels and strength. The patient cites a summer trial and calls Postum a powerful tasty food drink as seen in The Road to Wellville context.
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Postum
Prospertown
N. J
Wellville
Veteran Lindsey Receives Deserved Raise
Frank Lindsey, a longtime veteran, is granted a well earned pay raise. The decision highlights his service and commitment while signalingSupport for veterans in the workplace.
Frank Lindsey Promoted to Clerk in Charge of Cincinnati Railway Mail
Frank Lindsey will become clerk in charge of the printing department in Cincinnati's railway mail division, marking a long career of 38 years with the service. He started as a clerk in April 1871, worked on the Chattanooga to Memphis run, and witnessed many changes from tallow dips to electric lighting and improved mail cars. Lindsey noted hazards and accidents but valued the career and expects a permanent city post.
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Frank Lindsey
Cincinnati Railway Mail Division
Mrr
Lindsey
Railway Mail
Mr. Lindsey
C. J. French
Cincinnati
United States
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Memphis
Railay
Ludlow Post
Ander
Sra Roe
Commercial Tribune Women’s European Tour Party Details
The Commercial Tribune announces a June 30 departure from Cincinnati for a women’s European tour. Contest winners receive $50 spending money, a trunk label system, and express packing instructions for the journey to Detroit and onward to London Paris Lucerne.
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Cincinnnati
Hamilton County
Kentucky
The
Commercial Tribune
Hotel Gréat Central
London
Hotel Continental
Paris
Hotel Europe
Lucerne
Georgia Arbitrators Rule Against White Firemen Seniority
A Georgia railroad strike arbitration board ruled against preserving white firemen seniority over Black firemen. The decision favors equal pay for negro firemen and hints at a system rewarding intelligence while avoiding direct racial policy. the record shows premium on skill and gradual changes to assignments.
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Atlanta, Ga
The
Georgia _ railroad
Board of Arbitration
Dr Ziegler Case Postponed to July 22
Dr Carl Ziegler former public schools physical culture director was arraigned on assault and battery charges by H Campbell Kelly brother of Join Kelly Sr. The case was postponed due to the injured boy’s condition. Campbell Kelly attempted to strike Ziegler in the corridor but Patrolman Gillanan intervened.
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Carl Ziegler
H. Campbell Kelly
Join Kelly
Dr. Ziegler
Kelly
Campbell Kelly
Gillanan
Ziegler
National German Sunday school convention meets in Wesley chapel
The National German Sunday school convention continued at Wesley chapel on East Fifth street with addresses by Rev. C. Baumann Cleveland Rev. Herbert Moftlinger city Prof C W Hertzler Berea Ky Rev Otto Giesen Portsmouth and Dr Joseph Clark city The afternoon featured departmental discussions led by Mrs C A Walker Covington and J S Schneider Columbus Two more talks and a musical program were scheduled for the evening Delegates visited Scarlet Oaks Oakley as guests of Bethesda hospital
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Wesley Chapel
East Fifth Street
Jesus
C. Baumann
Cleveland
Herbert Moftlinger
City
C. W. Hertzler
Berea
Otto Giesen
Portsmouth
Joseph Clark
C. A.W. Walker
Covington
Schneider
Columbus
David G. Downey
You
Johnl. Nueigen
Scarlet Oaks
Oakley
Bethesda Hospital
Diplomas for Milliners Graduation in Cincinnati
Nine young ladies will receive millinery diplomas at the Arts and Crafts Shop and School in the Oda Fellows building. It is Cincinnati’s first millinery graduation after a winter of study. Archdeacon Edwards will deliver the invocation and benediction, with Miss Emma Louise Armstrong presenting the diplomas.
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Arts and Crafts
Oda Fellows
Cincinnati
Archdeacon Edwards
Emma Louise Armstrong
Machine Beheads Man in Bellaire Runaway Incident
June 26. A man identified as John Moore, superintendent of a Carnegie machine shop, was killed when a machine blade ground him to pulp in Bellaire Ohio. Moore served on the city council and was a mayoral candidate.
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Wheeling
John Moore
Carnégie Isvieseuh Tanta
Bellaire
Coman Sought in Sigel Case in New York
New York police confirmed a new phase of the Sigel murder case. Leon Ling was in Newark with a heavy trunk the body was found in and sought to abandon it. taxi driver James Halstead who allegedly helped transport Ling back to New York is missing. Coroner's jury indicated the killing was impulsive, not premeditated, with autopsy noting lung congestion from asphyxiation and stomach contents pending analysis.
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New York
Sigel
Newark
N. J
Leon Ling
Li Ling
Prudent la Bing
James Halstead
Leon
Elsie Siegel
O'Hanlon
Coroners Office
Chinaman Held in Oklahoma City Area Case
A man described as Leon Ling was arrested at Chandler Oklahoma and is held awaiting New York authorities for identification. Police found $6 in his stocking. He claims to be from St Louis and says he has never been in New York. Letters with Chinese writing and addresses in Philadelphia and Cincinnati were found.
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Oklahoma
City
Leon Ling
Chandler
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Midland Magazine Merges With Uncle Remus Title
The Midland Magazine will appear within the Atlanta publication after a merger with Uncle Remus Magasine following the Home Indianapolis consolidation. Subscribers are informed that the Southern monthly more closely reflects the local publishers’ idea, featuring writers like Charles Frederick Goss.
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Uncle Remus
Midland
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Magasine
Informs
Magezine
Ong
Harles
Frederick Goss
Oheieasa
Embezzlement and court rulings dominate Mr Walker suit
The article reports multiple court actions including H Pummill denying embezzlement by Walker and detailing a contract with Walker as general manager of a fire insurance association. It covers circuit court affirmations, deeds contested for undue influence, several divorces, liens, and other cases with named parties and firms across several courts.
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I H. Pummill
Walker
Pummill
Fire Insurance Association
Golded Medical Discovery Ingredient List Unveiled
A fragment shows the bottle wrap lists components of the Golded Medical Discovery. The text identifies included drugs and plant extracts and cites the World's Dispensery Medical Association in connection with the preparation and propriety of the formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensery Medical Association
Ania
Reported Railroad Deal Near Lexington
It is reported here that the Louisville and Atlantic railroad from Louisville to Beattyville Junction in Lee county, spanning 104 miles, has been approved by Judge A E Richards of Louisville. The news notes a potential agreement affecting the line and its operations.
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Lexington
Louisville &Atlantic Railroad
Louisville
Beattyville Junction
Lée County
A. E. Richards
Eee
MISHAPS AT AEROPLANE TRIALS IN NEW YORK
At Morris park New York Aeronautic society events saw limited successes led by Glenn H Curtiss. A glider owned by William F Martin of Canton Ohio wrecked when an auto tow snapped, injuring Martins right hand. Curtiss flew two good flights and circled the track, while F Schneiders aeroplane failed to fly and Frank Woodruff endured sunstroke needing hospital care.
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New York
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
New York Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
William F. Martin
Canton
Mr. Curtiss
F. Schneider
Brooklyn
Frank Woodruff
Newark
Cook Believed To Have Reached North Pole
Arctic explorer F A Cook is believed to have reached the North Pole and is said to be awaiting transport home in Utah North Greenland. Geographers note his Cape Hubbard journal supports a direct pole route if ice conditions were favorable.
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New York
F. A. Cook
Utah
Greenland
Arctic Club
North Pole
Cape Hubbard
Pole
Atlantic Ocean
Cook
Hotel Clerks Annual Outing Yields Fine Turnout and Banquet
Hotel clerks association outing at the Lagoon drew a representative turnout with a large evening crowd for the banquet and fireworks. Despite a busy week and threatening weather, members and friends expressed high satisfaction with the day’s events and fellowship.
Ailments of Man Promoted with At-Home Remedy
A long note touts a home concoction claimed to restore nervous exhaustion and vitality. It prescribes a mix of balmwort, sarsaparilla compound, cardiol essence, and endomene tincture to be taken after meals with water, asserting privacy and cost savings compared to doctors.
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Browning, King & Co
Teamster
Hamilton
G., H. & D. Railroad
Northward Ride
Gourrney
Detroit
Michigan
Georgia
South
Lad
Machine Beheads Man
Coman
Trunk
New Jersey
Cadman
Remus
the Midland of
N. R. Walker
Circuit Court
Circuit Cout
Common Pleas
Dickson
Henry T. Hunt
Henry Morgenthaler
Morgenthaler
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Hunt
Alfred Bettman
Stanley W. Merrell
Alfred B. Benedict
Hoffheimer
John H. Faphorn
Mount Healthy
Theodore
John Taphorn
Taphorn
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Louis J. Dolle
Anna Hall
Charles
Prof
Hall
Supreme Court
Miss Hal
Smith
Miss Hall
George H. Humphreys
Charles O. Hall
Oscar Schlenk
Hinkle Farm
Miami Canal
Schlenk
Humphreys
M. R. Waite
Owen N. Kinney
Frank F. Hellman
Province
M. Pogue
Charles H. Aehe
James V. Howell
D. Falkenstein
Millard ‘Tyree
Johnson & Levy
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadley
Elenora W. Liggett
John M. Liggett
W. T. Helmig
Lotta Liggett
Kenilworth Avenue
Common Pleas Court
David Judkins Dickson
Anna Louise Militz
Dr. Dickson
Charles W. Baker
Thorne Baker
Louis B. Sawyer
Militz
James Greer & Co
W. Va
Consolidated Stock and Grain Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Consolidated Company
T. M. Harsch & Co
Criminal Court
I. N. Miller
Grand Jury
P. G Smith
Brown
Milton Stewart
B. Duvall Colly
O’connell
Isador Glasberg
Glasberg
Samuel Cohen
John J. Ryan
Jacob Adler
Jacob Geyer
Dorothea L. Pradel
Grace Harris
Mary
Roll
Bramwell
W. A. Hicks
Carrie Raeper
Ralph Raeper
Saul, Zielonka
William A. Moeller
Standard Machine and Screw Company
John W. Weinilg
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
William Silverman
Squire, Tibles
Little. No
Benedict Manufacturing
Louis Wolpa
Squire Tibbles
Ed Hines Lumber Company
Packard Motor Yacht Company
C. B
Mitchell Wilby
Alma Schafer
Lemonek
Louisville & Atlantic
Louisville & Nashville
Curtiss
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