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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1908

Page

3

Buckeye Club Opens in New York Aimed at Ohio Anglers

Special dispatch describes the Buckeye Club in New York at Madison Avenue and Thirty third Street founded by Daniel J. Ryan and Ohio friends. It aims to permanently unite Ohio residents with social and business ties, featuring a grand clubhouse, dining improvements, and varied memorabilia. Prominent Ohio and Cincinnati figures attend the opening and preview the facilities. The piece also surveys Barnum & Bailey circus preparations and local New York and Cincinnati cross notices.

Commercial Tribune New York Daniel J. Ryan Ohio Buckeye Club Michigan Society John Folk Thirty-third Street Madison Avenue Ohioans Folk Ohio Organization Gotham Ohio Man Ohio Society Waldorf-Astoria Metropolis Ryan Harry F. Clarke St. Nicholas Hotel Cincinnati Cassilly C. Cook Dr. Terry William H. Taft Colgate Hoyt Cleveland Robert A. Beal Albert J. Ramsey W. H. Tuttle Harvey Galbreath Duhmé & Co Tiffany & Co E. L. Harper B. L. Harper, Jr Elwood Williams William Pettibone M. B. Farrin Providence Cincinnati Lumber Company Louis Goldberg Queen City Herbert Sheridan Columbus John Hoge Zanesville McKinley Elmer Miller Taft I. Benjamin Clarke Buckeye R. M. Bickerstaff United States Lithograph Company Gil Robinson Bridgeport Barnum & Bailey Circus Madison Square Garden Ringling Brothers Otto Ringling James A. Bailey Connecticut Ringling

Duke's Former Wife Declared Insane in Vienna

Wilhelmina Woelfing widow of former Archduke Leopold Salvator has been moved to an asylum after buying a revolver and threatening to kill him or his brother. Physicians declared her insane following an exam. She had married actor Adamovic, took the name Herr Woelfing, and later joined religious sect practices and became a vegetarian.

Vienna Wilhelmina Woelfing Leopold Salvator Leopold Wilhelmina Adamovic Herr Woelfing Ascona Anchorites

Noted Improvement in Business Says Henry Clews

Henry Clews argues conditions are better in finance with a firmer money market and improving stock sentiment. He defends speculation as essential to business and attacks anti-capital crusades and a proposed a stock tax as harmful to New York and national markets.

Henry Clews Commercial Tribune New York Wall Street Bank of England Stock Exchange Boston Philadelphia London Montreal United States

Peruna Trusted By Many Against Consumption

The lettered testimonials from Mrs. Meyer and others praise Peruna for curing or easing coughs catarrh and weak lungs. Stories describe regained health after using Peruna with claims of appetite, sleep, and strength improvements. The piece notes open air treatment and Dr Hartman's support of Peruna as both a remedy and preventive measure.

Hettie Green Inka. Lll Beulah B. Broome 12Th St N. E Washington, D. C Peruna William Hohmannn N. Paulina St Chico, Ill Josie Schaetzel Appleton Wisconsin Pease Hartman

Let Us Have Peace and End Political Panic

The piece argues against political agitation and panic following elections. It warns that reformers’ actions, though often well meaning, injure business by frightening capital and labor. It urges exposing fallacies, restoring confidence, and allowing sensible reforms without extremism.

Bowlus Named Democratic Lt Governor Candidate in Clark County

Charles J. Bowlus was endorsed for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor by Clark County Central Committee. A primary was ordered to select delegates to the State convention to avoid a rump delegation by Tom L. Johnson. Delegates favored Garber, with James Johnson Jr. set as a Seventh District National Convention delegate.

Commercial Tribune Springfield Charles J. Bowlus Clark County Central Committee Tom L. Johnson Clark County Johnson Garber Seventh District James Johnson, Jr Naeaei

Gompers Calls Meeting Over Supreme Court Labor Decisions

President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor issues a call for the AFL Executive Council to meet in Washington the week of March 16. He aims for executive officers of international trades unions of America to convene March 18 to discuss the court decisions and determine the federation's position and demands.

Commercial Tribune Washington Supreme Court of the United States Gompers American Federation of Labor Executive Council Federation International Trades Unions of America

Tragic double suicide follows jealousy in Middletown

Antonio Peretto shot and killed Mrs. Jennie Babcock in Middletown New York and then killed himself. Authorities say jealousy may have driven the man to the act.

Commercial Tribune Middletown N. Y Antonio Peretto Jennie Babcock Peretto

Train Derailment Kills Twelve in Orenburg Region

Twelve killed and forty one injured when a train derailed on the Tashkent line near Berciuger, Orenburg region. Emergency crews worked through the night to recover victims and clear the wreckage.

Orenburg Russia Tashkent Berciuger

New York State Committee Endorses Hughes for President

The Republican State Committee of New York endorsed Charles E. Hughes for the party’s presidential nomination by unanimous vote. President Roosevelt received praise for opposing wrong and seeking justice. The committee slated a April 1 state convention in New York City to elect delegates and officers and nominated M. Linn Bruce as temporary chairman.

Commercial Tribune New York Republican State Committee of Charles E. Hughes Chicago W. H. Douglass Roosevelt New York City M. Linn Bruce East Thirtieth Street Timothy L. Woodruff Douglass J. F. H. Kracke Brooklyn Hughes Mr. Douglass State of Charles BE. Hughes

Lagoa Leader Given Long Term

John O'Brien of Cleveland, former representative of the Structural Iron Workers Union, was sentenced to six years imprisonment at hard labor in the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge Roberts in Jefferson. He was convicted of assaulting with intent to maim George Riley, a nonunion foreman, during a labor riot at Ashtabula Harbor on February 5.

Commercial Tribune Ashtabula John O’brien Cleveland Structural Iron Workers’ Union Ohio Roberts Jefferson O'Brien George Riley Ashtabula Harbor

Y. M. C. A. to Build Branch in East Hamilton

Hamilton Ohio announces plans to establish a new branch building in East Hamilton and a boys building connected to the central structure. Additional amusement buildings and overall expansion of the association planned.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Hamilton Y. M. C. A Hamilton

Hamilton Woman Run Over on High Street

Mrs. Josephine Romann, 43, a cook of 838 High Street Hamilton Ohio, was struck by a carriage on High Street and trampled by a horse. Dan Callahan, coachman for Miss Katharine Howell, was arrested on a warrant by George Romann, the injured woman’s brother.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Josephine Romann High Street Dan Callahan Katharine Howell Callahan George Romann

Prevention of Grip and Colds Instructions

The fragment indicates advice on preventing grip and colds. It mentions measures for health upkeep but lacks complete details, names, or concrete actions to report as a full news item.

Zoe M. Hill Bock CO

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