Hahn Still Held an Ohio Warrant in Public Feud
Ex representative Curtis Brimbride and counsel Harry Daugherty arrived from Mansfield by summons to meet Governor Nash. Tense mood in Mansfield as Sheriff Payne defied extradition papers and Chief Weil refused to surrender Hahn. Daugherty said locals fear mob sentiment. authorities insist Ohio proceedings are regular and Hahn will face local courts.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Curtis Bembbride
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
William M. Hahn
Mansfield
Nash
Hahn
Payne
Brindley
Weil
McBride
Main Street
Daugherty
Ohio
Hahn Case in Mansfield Held Under Guard
Chief of Police Hahn travels under escort with Mansfield officers as New York reporters say they will stay a year to secure the defendant. Hahn rests at his suburban home tonight with police protection and plan a 10 o clock conference in the Governor’s office with Harry Daugherty and C E McBride to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mansfield, CO
Hahn
Con
Weil
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
C. E. McBride
Admiral Dewey Questions Aguinaldo Loyalty in Senate
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate Committee on the Philippines about Aguinaldo's loyalty. He stated suspicions before July 15 and alleged Aguinaldo sought loot and independence, claiming Aguinaldo gathered provisions and munitions in Manila. The questioning paused as Dewey left the chamber. examination to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Senate
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Patterson
King
Manila
General Otis
Senator Carmack
Senator Lodge
Hahn to face legal action in New York case
Assistant District Attorney Garvan left for Columbus Ohio to bring to New York William M. Hahn former vice president of the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company for a legal struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garvan
Columbus,co
Wm. M. Hahn
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Baltimore City Sells Western Maryland Rail Holdings
Baltimore on June 27 transferred its holdings in the Western Maryland Railway to the Fuller syndicate backed by the Wabash Railway. The sale price totaled 8 651 570 45 dollars with a 500 000 dollar deposit and a 3 000 900 dollar guarantee for tidewater terminals. A temporary board of directors was named for the consolidated properties with plans to merge with the West Virginia Central and elect a full board later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Fuller
Wabash Railway
Fuller Syndicate
Coloniel Myron T. Herrick
Maryland
West Virginia Central
Edwin Gould
Winslow
Pierce
H. B. Henson
Lawrence Green
W. H. McIntire
New York
John M. Hood
Leon Greenbaum
George R. Gaither
S. Davies Warfield
Spirits Distributing Co. stock bought by Whisky Trust seeks assets
In Newark New Jersey June 27 twenty stockholders seek a receiver for Spirits Distributing Co. The Distilling Company of America offers 1 243 538 80 for all assets with consent to a receiver if a bond covers 97 percent of the offer. The judge adjourns the matter to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Spirits Distributing Company
Emery
Levy Mayer
Chicago
Distilling Company of America
Whisky Trust
Standard Distilling and Distribution Company
Mayer
Distilling Company of América
Spirits Distiling Company
Lois Wyndmatiler
Nathan Bijur
Mayer Améid
Tiffin Judge Resigns
Governor Nash received the resignation of Judge J. W. Schaufelberger of the Common Pleas Court in Tiffin. The successor will be elected in the fall, and the governor’s appointee to the vacancy will serve only a few months. Judge Schaufelberger is a Democrat.
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Tiffin
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
J. W. Schaufelberger
Common Pleas Court of
Schaufelberger
Robbery Report on Glenway Avenue Incident
Mrs Anna Landrigan of Lehman Avenue says two young men approached her on Glenway Avenue last evening and asked for money. When she refused, one restrained her while the other grabbed her pocketbook containing thirty nine dollars before the pair fled and she summoned help.
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Anna Landrigan
Lehman, Avenue
Grand Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Eyula
Dawson Must Hang After Murder Verdict
Jim Dawson was sentenced to be hanged for murdering his wife a month ago in Stanford Kentucky. The case was reported as a special despatch to the Commercial Tribune with the June 27 date.
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Commercial Tribune
Stanford
Jim Dawson
Senator Hanna May Help Rathbone’s War Aid
War Department reports and Cuban expenditures dominate this page. Veterans and Cuban rural guard measures surface with General Gomez’s names amid disbursements in Havana and a February 13 payment of 8000 dollars for services. Naval appropriation talks conclude with Charleston station work and torpedo boat amendments. Postmaster cyphogram money orders bill and broker petitions noted.
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Gomez
B. F. Forgomez
Davis
Havana
Cuba
Provisional
B. F. Davis
Treasury
Iglanc
War Department
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Wisconsin Masonic Leader Melvin Youngs Dies at 74
Melvin T. Youngs Grand Lecturer of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin died after a prolonged illness at age 74. He was regarded as the nestor of Masonic Grand Lodge Lecturers in the country and an authority on Masonic matters in Wisconsin and other states.
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Milwaukee
Wits
Melvin T. Youngs
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin
Youngs
Masonic Grand Lodge
What Are Humors And How They Manifest
Humors are morbid fluids coursing the veins affecting tissues. They arise from defective digestion or inheritance and show as skin eruptions and debility. Expelled by Hood s Sarsaparilla which also builds up the system and is the best medicine for all humors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ohio Supreme Court Rules on Municipal Corporate Powers Case
Ohio court opinions discuss government powers over municipalities and the legality of general versus special acts. Syllabus notes emphasize interpreting statutes by plain language first, with consequences considered if ambiguity exists.
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Spear
General Assembly
Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
Ohio
Knnsely
Jones
Otster
Sharp Senate clash over Cuban reciprocity agenda
Senator Teller of Colorado opened a heated debate on Cuban reciprocity citing backing by the American Sugar Refining Co and sugar financiers. He urged tariff reforms but warned beet sugar growers would not concede reductions unless iron steel and other duties were lowered to make the arrangement fair.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Senate Committee On
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
Missouri House Election Case Ends in Vacancy Vote
The committee considered Horton versus Butler from Missouri Twelfth District. It found the election tainted by fraud and declared the seat vacant.
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Washington
Honce
Horton
Butler
Missouri
Senate confirms diplomats and postmasters in executive session
The Senate in executive session confirms John B. Richardson of Kansas as U S consul at Port Simon Costa Rica. Postmasters named for Ohio include Mark Sternberger Jackson and Wm F Hains Wilmington. Also approved are Wm J Hamilton Linton George S Morris Gas City and Chas H Kuster North Judson Indiana.
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Washington
Senate
John B. Richardson
Kansas
United States
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Ohio
Mark Sternberger
Jackson
Wm. F. Hains
Wilmington
Jacob H. Boger
Findlay
Indiana
Wm. J. Hamilton
Linton
George 8. Morris
Gas City
Chas. H. Kuster
North Judson
Morgan aims to absorb Missouri coal mines
Kansas City June 27 All the big coal mines in Missouri are to be absorbed by a syndicate controlled by J Pierpont Morgan, according to R G Rombdauer of Kirksville Mo a coal operator. An effort was made about a year ago by Mr Morgans Chicago representative to organize a syndicate in Missouri. The negotiations were not successful but a new plan of absorbing the Missouri mines has recently been proposed and the indications are favorable for consolidation of the most important mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
J. Pierpont Morgan
R. G. Rombeuer
Kirksville
Mr. Morgan
Chicago
Rombdauer
Wallker Case Involving Cincinnati Turf Scheme Adjourner
The examination of Thomas H Wallker of Cincinnati, arrested in New York on postal fraud charges, was continued before U S Commissioner Hitchcock. Postoffice claims a Cincinnati based cooperative turf investment scheme collected funds from the public from early 1902 to May, with Hara likely to flee. Examination adjourned to July 11.
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NEW YORK/Y
Thomas H. Wallker
Cincinnnati
Cincinnati
United States
Hitchcock
Postoffice
O'Hara
Movement in Hamilton to oust board of control
In Hamilton Ohio a tax payer movement aims to use Attorney General Sheets to sue for ousting the five member Board of Control after a Supreme Court ruling voided Cleveland and Toledo charters. The shift would restore the old City Council, leaving Mayor Bosch unaffected.
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Hamilton
Board OF Control
Commercial Tribune
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Toledo
John M. Sheets
Old City Council
Bosch
Preservation of a food preservation combine formed in New Jersey
Articles of incorporation filed by the Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products set a 30 million dollar capital and aim to unite major pickling and preserve companies across the United States. A meeting in New York on July 29 will organize the alliance, with officers named in Camden and Philadelphia and incorporators from New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Camden
N. J
Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of
United States
New York
Max Ames
A. A. Knight & Sons
Boston
Perfection Jor Closure Company
Philadelphia
Curtis Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Cruickshank Bros
Allegheny City
George McMechan
Wheeling, W. Va
Anderson Company
Campbell Preserve Company
Logan & Johnson
J. Weller Co
Cincinnati
Exley, Watkins & Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Wiliams & Bro
Detroit
Mich
Air Conserve Company
William B. McMechan
L. M. Friley
Frank Cruickshank
Allegheny
W. H. Ritter
W. A. Williams
John T. Coxe
Moorestown
Josiah Buck
Crosswick
L. J. Link
John Wiseman
Rathbone Seeks Justice Not Revenge in Congress Inquiry
Major Bates G. Rathbone, ex Director General of Posts of Cuba, asks the Associated Press to state that he seeks only a Congress inquiry to clarify misreported statements, not to seek revenge. He says errors and inferences have unjustly reflected on him and aims to disclose the facts about his conduct in Cuba.
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Washington
Bates G. Rathbone
Cuba
Associated Press
Congress
Promotions in Patent Office Reach Higher Ranks
Washington reports several patent office staff moves. Azero J. Cory advances from Third Assistant Examiner to Second Assistant Examiner with 1,600 dollars. Mrs. Francis R. Lybrand shifts from Senior Assistant Examiner to Second Assistant Examiner earning 1,690 dollars. Karl P. McElroy becomes Third Assistant Examiner with 1,400 dollars. Charles M. Nisson rises from Fourth to Assistant Examiner at 1,290 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Azero J. Cory
Francis R. Lybrand
Karl P. McElroy
Charles M. Nisson
Ra En
Patainer
Laxative Bromo Quiets Cold Claims Cited by Grove
An advertisement notes that E W Grove endorses a tonic marketed as a remedy that cures a cold in one day, priced at 25 cents, and compares it to genuine Laxative Bromo tablets. The pitch stresses a vegetable tonics formula and a daily-use potential.
Prince and Princess of Wales host U S envoy in London
Assistant Secretary Hill reported a cable from Whitelaw Reid detailing leave takings with Lord Lansdowne and the Prince of Wales. The King’s condition was described as more hopeful, and the embassy was to close tonight though Queen Alexandra would greet Reid at Buckingham Palace Saturday.
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Washington
Hill
Whitelaw Reid
United States
London
Lord Lansdowne
Prince of Wales
Iquit London
Admiral Crowninshield
State Department
Reid
Mr. Reid
Prince and Princess of Wales
York House
Queen Alexandra
Mrs. Reid
Buckingham Palace
Sunday School Workers Convene in Denver to Elect Leaders
The International Sunday School Association held its tenth triennial convention in Denver. Rev. B. B. Tyler was elected president for the next three years as the group seeks to raise $25,000 annually with $15,000 pledged. Officers from fieldwork and home departments were named across multiple states and regions, with a total membership near 300,000.
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Denver
Col
International Sunday School Association
B. B. Tyler
South Broadway Christian Church of
E. Morris Ferguson
New Jersey
Northeast
Conant
Boston
South
George O. Bachman
Nashville
West
W. E. Merritt
Tacoma
Wash
Central States
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
Canada
A. W. Halpenny
B. A. Fox
Kentucky
Bailey
Philadelphia
Home Department
W. F. Duncan
Syracuse
N. Y
E. R. Machum
St. Johns
Neb
W. A. Ludal
Cincinnati
A. B
Merrick
Morris Ferguson
Congressmen Arrested After Restaurant Incident in Washington
Congressman Frederick J. Kern of Illinois and his private secretary were arrested after a disturbance in a Pennsylvania Avenue restaurant. The secretary resisted police, and a fight ensued. Kern was jailed briefly, marking the seventh member of Congress detained by police in the current session.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Frederick J. Kern
Twentyfirst
Illinois
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Commercial Travelers Hold Annual Session in Columbus
The fifteenth annual session of the Supreme Council United Commercial Travelers opened in Columbus Ohio with Junior Counselor BE Mallory presiding. Officers’ reports were submitted to the Committee On State of the Order and appointed committees. Election of officers and further reports will be considered Saturday. An advertising message offers 1,490 prizes in a $34,000 contest for referrals.
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Columbus
Supreme Council
United Commercial Travelers
BE. F. Mallory
Chicago
Reet
Weather Forecasting Lectures At The University
Public lecture series on weather forecasting to be held at the University this summer. Local Weather Observer Bassler presents topics including Pressure and Wind, Atmosphere, Weather Maps, and miscellaneous meteorological phenomena. Attendance required for course notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassler
Cotitec
Barboursville river line to connect Cumberland land route plan
The Wasi ge River and Black Mountain railroad project filed articles of incorporation in Barboursville Kentucky. The proposal envisions a line from Mill Rice near Bell County to the Cumberland River via Hance's Creek with eventual land transfer. Most veterans in the area live in Bell County.
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Commercial Tribune
Barboursville
Wasige
Black Mountain
Rat
Mill Rice
Bellere RY
Cumberland River
Hance
Belloy
Chops Brother in Sleep in Double Tragedy
At Nashville Indiana on June 27 18 year old John Snyder attacked and killed his 26 year old brother Grover while reportedly dreaming of burglars. The motive cited was a dream a bloodstained ax was raised over Grover as the mother had earlier warned of intruders.
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Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Ind
John Snyder
Newberry Snyder
Beck's Grove
Here
Grover
John
Mystery cloaks queer patient in Ohio town
Miss Katrina Willen Speke, a 58 year old German woman, arrived penniless in Perrysburg seeking her brother in law Jacob Schrawan. She wore rich clothing despite no money and claims aristocratic origins. A priest aided officials and authorities seek her relative to decide her fate.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
Katrina Willen Speke
Perrysburg
Westphalia
Germany
Jacob Schrawan
America
Speke
Captain Steele testifies on guards during Lucban vote in Philippines
Captain Matthew F. Steele of the Sixth Cavalry tells an inquiry board that in 1901 he guarded Lucban residents during local elections under Major Gardener's orders. He notes villagers accused of coercion and that a jailed man won the office. Gardener describes a policy to establish civil government while pursuing hostile natives.
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Manila
Matthew F. Steele
Sixth Cavalry
Tayabas
Gardener
Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry
Lucban
Steele
Major Gardener
Washington
Will of Charles B Rouss Filed for Record in Texas
Will of Charles Broad way Rouss of New York deposited in Ellis County Clerk office for record. The will provides cash bequests totaling 414 500 and 32 500 in continuing annuities. Mercantile business buildings go to son Peter W Rouss and daughter Virginia Duane Lee jointly with option for the son to control the business by paying the daughter 25 000 annually.
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Waxahatchie
Tex
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York
Peter W. Rouss
Virginia Duane Lee
John Shillito Company Wins Major Government Contract
Notice of award announces the John Shillito Company will produce all coin bags for the Government for fourteen years. Firms from many cities vied for the contract, but Cincinnati’s central location enabled a bid that rivals could not match.
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John Shillito Company
Cincinnati
Shillito Company
Mrs Leopold Requests Help For Daughter In City Hospital
A dying Mrs Leopold of 53 Main Street on the night request that her eleven year old daughter Bertha be brought to her bedside at St Francis Hospital. Authorities say moving Bertha from her ward would endanger public health and ward rules prevent removal.
Five Injunctions Against Miners Filed in West Virginia
Federal Judge Keller ordered five injunctions naming Joe Crisco Paul Defach Mother Jones and others as defendants. Complaints come from Collins Whipple MacDonald Sugar Creek and White Oak coal companies. Injunctions cover the New River field with threats of killing and ridding workers cited in the bill. A Winifrede notice says workers seek a quarter cent per bushel raise for pick coal and proportional raise for machine work and day laborers, to last until Kanawha district mines resume. One hundred workers are present at Winifrede, with more expected.
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Charleston
W. Va
Fedral
Keller Toda
Joe Crisco
Paul Defach
Philadelphia
New River
Winifrede
Kanawha
Coal strike in seventh week tightens stalemate
Wilkesbarre report notes ongoing seventh week of anthracite mineworkers strike with lines firm. No new proposals from either side beyond President Mitchells offer to arbitrate. A Wright commission report to President Roosevelt could hint at settlement avenues.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Roosevelt
Miners Arrested in Scranton Riot Incident
Stephen Rapp a District Board member United Mineworkers Edward Lawler and John Lyon all striking miners were arrested today at the instance of the Delaware Hudson Company for disorderly conduct and rioting. Warrants for thirty nine others in the crowd have been issued.
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Scranton
Stephen Rapp
United Mineworkers
Edward Lawler
John Lyon
Delaware & Hudson Company
Secretive Ad Encourages Subscriptions and Estimates
A brief note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and send in an estimate to “get it off your mind.” The line hints at a marketing pitch or promotional campaign with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Ohio secretary of state records new corporation filings
The Siefert Company in Cincinnati with 250000 capital stock and several local firms including Gallia Oil and Gas in Gallipolis, Irondale Coal in Niles, Cleveland Herald Publishing, Union Mutual Aid Association, Twenty-first Ward Club in Cleveland, Pendery Grocery in Wyoming, and In His Name Children’s Home in Cleveland. Antwerp Telephone enlarges capital stock to 20000. Non Ohio entities admitted include Colonial Guarantee and Investment in Delaware with Akron office, American Service Union in West Virginia with Cleveland office, and Cleveland Furnace Company in New Jersey with Lima office.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Capital Stock
Cleveland Herald Publishing Company
Cleveland
Union Mutual Aid Association
Cincinnati
Twenty-first Ward Club
Pendery*Grocery Company
Wyoming
Children's Home and Hospital
Antwerp Telephone Company
Antwerp
Farmers’ Fried Thrashing Company
Hallsville
Ohio
Colonial Guarantee and Investment Company
Delaware Charter
Akron
American Service Union
West Virginia
Cleveland Furnace Company
New Jersey
Lima
Boers Rebel at Darrells Island Hospitalized Commandant
In Hamilton Bermuda on June 27 Boers on Darrells Island refused muster for inspection. A clash followed and Commandant Milan was badly beaten by fellow prisoners and moved to hospital today.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Darrells Island
Milan
Postum Food Coffee Aids Mother and Infant Health
A Congregational minister's wife recounts using Postum for herself and her nursing baby. She notes relief from headaches and nervousness, the baby thriving on Postum with Grape-Nuts, and continued preference for Postum over cow's milk or other foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
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GOV. Nash
MR. Hahn
Fuller. Syndicate
Spirits Distributing CO
American Distilling Company
Dawson
Hanna
Rathbone
S. C
Foss
Port Royal
Construction and Engineers’ Corps
Toledo-Cleveland
Shauck
Board of Police Commissioners
Ledo
Whiteman
Sen. Teller
Friends of the Sugar Trust
J. P. Morgan
Missouri Coal Mines
Deal
J. Weller Company
Association
Chioans
International Association
Will
New Railroad
F. W. Babcock,m.d
F. W. Babcock, M. D
N. W. Cor
Race Sts
Cincinnati, O
Chops
Brother
Nashville Lnd
Mystery
Charles B. Rouss
Texas
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