Foraker to Address Soldiers and Press Men at Sandusky
Senator Foraker left at 3 o clock for Sandusky where he will speak to the ex soldiers at the Soldiers Home and later address the Ohio Associated Dailies group at Cedar Point. He is a favorite with Ohio newspaper men and veterans, delivering extempore talks.
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Foraker
Sandusky
John T. Mack
Ohio Associated Dailies
Cedar Point
Sagmeister
Senator Foraker
Men of Ohio
Bankers Convention Fails Currency Reform Call in Cincinnati
The CMIT Currency Remedy gathering in Cincinnati ended with no formal expression on currency reform. Speakers urged banking supervision and state department of banking. Delegates favored municipal bond certification and tax law revisions, with representatives sent to the State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ohio
Legislative Committee
Association
State Tax Commission
Love for science hastens death of beloved savant
Dr. Thomas Evans, renowned scientist, dies after lifelong devotion to science. Colleagues mourn as details of his final illness are shared. Evans led groundbreaking work in chemistry and mentored young researchers at his university.
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Science
Savant
Thomas Evans
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Columbia School of Mines
New York
University of Erlangen
Atlanta
Procter & Gamble Company
Massachusetts
Evans
Charles W. Dabney
University
College of Engineering
Dabney
Dr. Evans
Ingalls Nominated for Cincinnati Finance Chair
After Dr. Thomas Evans death Cincinnati University mourns a longtime chemist and dean. The Democratic drive to land the 1908 National Convention moves forward with Mayor Dempsey as chairman and M. E. Ingalls named Finance Committee chief. John L. Shuff supports the plan and a $50,000 funding threshold is set. Music Hall is proposed for the convention hall.
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Cincinnati
Dempsey
John E. Bruce
M. E. Ingalls
Charles E. Roth
John L. Shuff
Fenton Lawson
C. A. Burkhart
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
John R. McLean
National Committee
Mr. Ingalls
Ingalls
Chicago
Democratic County Executive Committee
James Condron
Cincinnati Associated Organizations
Gideon C. Wilson
Robert T. Reynolds
Business Men’s Club
Max L. Goldsmith
C. G. Merrell
Industrial Bureau
James J. Heekin
Will L. Finch
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Allen
N. J. Hoban
Cincinnati Hotel Association
Harry Hess
Walnut Hills Business Club
C. A. Burkhardt
Thomas J. Mulvihill
William A. Fox
Duckworth Club
John EE. Bruce
Byron Clen Dening
William Haass
Braxton Campbell
Democratic
Lewis M. Dempsey
Detained sergeant faces trouble after early furlough incident
Recruiting Sergeant Louis Daum of Jefferson Barracks was arrested for disorderly conduct after a saloon scuffle in Augusta Ky. Two men named Albert Hicks and William Williams joined him in custody. Daum said he was robbed when the other men grabbed money from his cap. He risks a court martial if he fails to return to duty.
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Louis Daum
Daum
Albert Hicks
William Williams
Mason
Army
Jefferson Barracks
Augusta
Central Depot
Duffy
McCabe
Attorney Seeks Photos in Lamana Boy Killing Case
Attorney Derbe visited William Karapamayores at the hospital and noted a resemblance to Tony Gendusa, a suspect in the Lamana boy murder. He wires to New Orleans for descriptions and photographs, seeking more evidence.
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Derbe
William Karapamayores
Tony Gendusa
Black Frank
Black Hand
New Orleans
Club Sees Rapid Growth After Membership Vote
Three applications for membership were favorably voted upon and the names of several other applicants were posted. The club is growing rapidly and now has a membership of nearly two hundred.
Commercial Tribune patterns and order coupon notice
Advertises pattern orders from the Commercial Tribune. Fill out the coupon and send to the Fashion Department in Cincinnati with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns are processed after forwarding to the New York factory, with several days required. Pattern No. 8887.
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Commercial Tribune
Peter
Fashion Department
Cincinnati
New York
Pleasing Waist in Embroidered Pongee Blouse Pattern
Describes a daintily embroidered pongee blouse suited for travel and warm weather. Noting practical rubbing qualities, deep front pleats, silk edging, and modish front fullness. Details on sleeves, closures, fabric options, required yardage, bust size, and a 10 cent pattern price.
Derrick Falls Delays Traffic On B and O Railroad
A pile-driver under construction near Carthage pike collapsed across the B and O track at Carthage pike station, blocking traffic for hours. Three men from St Bernard were injured Mark Clark, W M Evans, and Charles Hugentobler. Dr Topie of St Bernard treated the injuries.
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Carthage Pike
Mark Clark
Ross Avenue
St. Bernard
W. M. Evans
Charles Hugentobler
Clark
Topie
Missionary Doctor Reports Looming Chinese Upheaval
Dr Edward Charles Mabkle, medical missionary, returns home after two years in the Orient. He attended Shanghai missionary conference with 400 ministers and 600 delegates, warning of a brewing uprising led by the Triad Society against the Manchu dynasty and foreign influence. He notes low pay for medical missionaries and a shortage of workers.
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Edward Charles Mabkle
Presbyterian Board of the
United States
Orient
Dr. Mackle
Shanghai
China
Dr. Machle
Triad Society
Triad
Mapity
Mabhle
Pincher Peter Schneider Again Cited In Police Court
Peter Schneider once known as Jack the Pincher faced another charge of the same offense in Police Court yesterday. Louise Kohlbrandt testified she was pinched on the Mohawk Bridge late Thursday. Patrolman Seidholze arrested him. Judge Lueders fined him 100 dollars and costs.
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Peter Schneider
Jack the Pincher
Louise Kohlbrandt
Central Avenue
Schneider
Mohawk Bridge
Seidholze
Lueders
Henry Otto Thwarted Suicide Attempt In City Hospital
Henry Otto a 42 year old teamster of 2018 Vine street attempted to take his own life by taking parns green last night. He is at City Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Henry Otto
Vinestreet
Parns Green
Policy cases continued in Police Court to July 31
The cases against John Miller Joseph Holtz William Walton and Peter Edgar charged with promoting a scheme of chance were continued at the Government authorities request in Police Court yesterday to July 31.
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John Miller
Joseph Holtz
William Walton
Peter Edgar
Hold Men In Uniform Arrests Spark Cincinnati Probe
John Rodan of John Street and John Hamilton of 638 Broadway Cincinnati were arrested in Hamilton after Johnson Ramey a Dayton resident claimed the pair held him aboard a freight train and forced him to discard clothing and wear a National Guard uniform. Police suspect the uniforms were obtained illegally and not from Camp Perry.
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John Rodan
John Street
Fourth
Fifth
John Hamilton
Broadway
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Johnson Ramey
Dayton
National Guards
Rodan
Camp Perry
Board Hears Charges Against Market Master
In an executive session lasting over an hour the Board of Public Service yesterday considered charges brought by Joseph Glardon former Market Master against J. S. Smith Market Master alleging Smith demanded and received money to spare an Italian fruit peddler from eviction. U. S. McGuire was cited to explain his resignation.
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Board of Public Service
Joseph Glardon
J. S. Smith
Smith
U. S. McGuire
Sleuths Hunt Kinney For Warrant Arising From False Pretenses
Detectives pursued Dwight Kinney on a warrant accusing him of obtaining money under false pretenses from George Baer of Richmond street and Central avenue. By nightfall Kinney remained unfound as Detective Cal Crim reported no trace of him.
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Dwight Kinney
George Baer
Richmond Street
Central Avenue
Cal Crim
Kinney
Lima Man Creston Cross Arrested on Mental Health Question
Detectives Keating and Calnan arrested Creston B. Cross of Lima, Ohio, after a Lima police telegram noted he is slightly demented and relatives are anxious. Chief of Detectives Crawford reported the information.
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Keating
Calnan
Creston B. Cross
Lima
Crawford
Cross
Transfers Implemented After Board Meeting
After a Board of Public Service meeting with Vice President Foraker and Rolling Stock Manager Stevens, President Bender said the new transfer schedule would start Monday and motormen would be told to let city inspectors examine street cars for defects. Inspectors reported several cars were out of repair.
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Board of Public Service
Foraker
Stevens
Traction Company
Bender
Special train to Louisville via L and N on June 30
A special train via the Louisville and Nashville Railway will depart Pearl and Butler Street Station and Fourth Street Station at 7 30 a m on Sunday June 30 Tickets are on sale at stations and city ticket office southeast corner Fourth and Vine streets as well as Newport Covington and Latonia Returning the train leaves Union Station at 7 30 p m
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Louisville & Nashville Railway
Pearl and
Butler Street
Fourth Street
City
Fourth and Vine Streets
Newport
Covington and
Latonia
Union Station
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Youngstown
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Toledo
Philo Einstein
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Line and Sinker
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Republican Club
Pfitzer's Hall
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Bankers’ Convention
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W. P. Burris
S. E. Slocum
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Mayor Dempsey
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Camphall’s Creek Coal CO
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Old Dominion Express
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Smith & Nixon
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Johnson and Buckley
Albert
Chester
Roof Garden
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Indian Congress
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Haley
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