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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

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Piqua Faces Flooding After Severe Rainstorm

Piqua O March 6 heavy rainstorm floods city causing bridges washed out rails damaged and water mains pumped to lower rising Echo and Swift Run Lakes. West End imperiled downtown streets impassable water hip deep in places trains halted as rivers rise and Ohio state approaches.

Commercial Tribune Piqua, O Echo Swift Run Warshouts

Ohio River Flood Threat Rises to Thirty-Five Feet

Evansville Indiana reports the Ohio River surpassing thirty feet and forecast to reach thirty-five feet by Saturday. Tributaries are rising quickly amid overnight rain, leaving lowland residents anxious about the flood danger.

Commercial Tribune Evansville Ind Ohio River

Taft Praises Magoon After Cuba Visit

Secretary Taft lauded Governor Magoon after farewell remarks in Washington. He said Magoon’s administration resolved outstanding concessions and advanced a definite settlement benefiting Cuba and the United States. Taft stressed reports of dissatisfaction were unfounded and Magoon left with Washington’s confidence and gratitude.

Commercial Tribune Washington Taft Magoon Cuba Magcon Root

Moosup River Murder Body Found With Weights

A dismembered body in a bag weighted in the Moosup River is found after about two months. A woman claims she believes her husband Salvatore Catagello killed a man known as Peter from Brooklyn. Police discover a bloody ax and clothing hidden on Catagello premises.

Commercial Tribune Moosup Conn Salvatore Catagello Peter

Japan presses demands China fears coercion of force

Japan asserts firm positions in regional disputes, warning Beijing of potential coercive steps while seeking stability. The Chinese side expresses concern over coercive pressure and calls for restraint amid heightened tensions.

Japan China

Ruins at Collinwood School Where 164 Died

A historic disaster at the Collinwood School left 164 children dead and a teacher among the victims. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators sought the cause and the community mourned the lost students and staff.

Collinwood

Adler Indicted in Bank Case After Flight to Central America

National Bank of New Orleans former president Adler was indicted on seventy four counts for misapplying funds and related offenses involving between 200000 and 300000 dollars. He disappeared aboard the Alps then fled to British Honduras and other Central American locales. the bank is being liquidated following a Clearing House inquiry and creditor actions.

New Orleans Alps Standney Wil“adler State National Bank of United States Grant ‘Jury National Bank Adler A. Adler, & Co Spanish Honduras British Honduras Central America Clearing House Adler Gihahinear Adler ‘Grocery Company New York New Orleans Clearing House State’ National Bank

Japan loses prestige as Manchuria banks vacated or sold

MUKDEN March 5 Japan has been forced to vacate or buy all Russian banks seized in Manchuria, hurting its prestige with Chinese. Harbin flour milled from Chinese wheat undersells American flour, risking American trade. Central government orders three Governors of Wur Kirin and Mukden Provinces to report on new consultations.

Mukden Japan Manchuria Harbin Wur Kirin

Times Denounces Emperor William Letter to British Navy Chief

The Times calls for Parliament to publish Emperor William’s letter to Lord Tweedmouth on naval policy. It argues royal interference violates official channels and could aid German preparations, urging abolition of dynastic compliments and full public disclosure.

London William Lord Tweedmouth Admiralty The Times Lora Tweedmouth Edward Germany Betsis

Falsely Accuses Husband To Protect Another Man

Mrs George Griffin of 1326 Central avenue admitted to police that she accused her husband of cutting Landy. Detectives traced the man who actually attacked Landy to Lawrenceburg Indiana and then arrested Griffin in Cincinnati. Mrs Griffin admitted an Italian had assumed Griffin's name and lived at his residence. She is held on suspicion. Sandy remains in critical condition at City Hospital.

Japan Chang Jen Chun Macao China Portugal George. Griffin Central Avenue Landy Widtter Griffin Lawrenceburg Indiana Bell Schae Cincinnati

English Petition Supports Tschaikovsky Held in St. Petersb

Tschaikovsky awaiting trial in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul is visited by Drs Bekhteroff and Volk to assess health. Madame Tschaikovsky plans to present an English petition in his favor to Premier Stolypin, signed by 300 clergy and nobles. The petition, once sent, will be followed by another London–assembled version.

St. Peter and St. Paul Drs. Bekhteroff Volk Madame Tschaikovsky Stolypin Benkendorff London St. Petersburg

South Carolina Faces Federal Ruling Over Liquor Dispensary Funds

Gov Ansel calls extra session to preserve state autonomy and shield dispensary funds from federal court intervention after Judge Pritchard asserts jurisdiction over debt actions by liquor creditors. The clash centers on state versus federal authority in liquor fund cases.

Night Riders Burn 8000 Pounds of Tobacco in Rocksprings

A mob of about 12 men seized 8,000 pounds of tobacco from a Rocksprings warehouse near Augusta and burned it. The tobacco, owned by Louis Hull for J A Downard of Covington, had warnings against purchase, and the fire destroyed un insured stock. Postmaster Jeff McClanahan was alerted to watch for spread, with no buildings damaged.

Commercial Tribune AvGu Lakeview Collinwood School Board

Suit Filed by Night Rider Attack Victims

Robert H. Hallowell and wife of Vandergrift Indiana sue 25 Caldwell County residents for 50000 damages each. They claim the defendants were part of night rider group that attacked their Caldwell County home last May, shot up the house, beat Hallowell's wife, and forced them to flee. The raid allegedly aimed to deter Hallowell from testifying about a Princeton raid.

Commercial Tribune Paducah Robert H. Hallowell Vandergrift Ind Caldwell County Hallowell Halliwell Princeton

Farmer alarmed by suspected Ku Klux threat near Wingo

Mayfield Ky March 5 A farmer named J W Albritton of Old Baltimore four miles NW of Wingo woke to find a bundle of switches and matches at his door with a ten foot rope tied in a hanging knot. He reportedly joined the association last year and had sold his crop to independent buyers in Mayfield, heightening fear among his family.

Commercial Tribune Mayfield J. Wu Albritton Old Baltimore Wingo Albritton

Harris Signs County Option Law in Columbus

Governor Harris signed the Rose county unit local option bill at 4 15 pm and filed it with the Secretary of State. Three pens were used two for initials and surname Harris and one for the name Andrew L Harris. Pens will go to El Gabriel Milford Center Isaiah Rose and a Toledo woman.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Rose County Unit Harris Secretary of State Andrew el Gabriel Milford Center Isaiah H. Rose Marietta Toledo

Tragedy at North Collinwood School Fire

Cleveland Ohio reports a devastating North Collinwood school fire killing about one third of the local children. Coroner subpoenas seven teachers as investigations seek cause and accountability. Heroic searches, funerals planned, and a grieving town rallies around unidentified victims.

North Collinwood

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