Folly of Warfare Eloquently Presented at Peace Meeting
Dean Rogers of the Law School and Prof Samuel P Butler of Cincinnati Peace Society spoke at a Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society event in the Business Men's Club. They praised progress toward universal peace and outlined ongoing work by the society.
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Dean Rogers
Law School
Butler
Cincinnati Peace Society
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society
Dean W. P. Rogers
Samuel P. Butler
Peace Society
Friends of the Peace Movement
Bettinger
Business Men's Club
William Christie Herron
The
Cincinnati
Rogers
Europe
Ohio coal operators oppose miners wage increase
A Cleveland conference of about 150 Ohio coal operators debated the miners demand for higher pay. No formal action was reported, but attendees unanimously opposed a 56.55 percent wage increase and planned to send a 100-operator delegation to Indianapolis on March 19 to resist any raise.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Winder
Columbus
Patrick McBride
F. B. Brooks
Indianapolis
Standard Oil Executives Visit Roosevelt at White House
H. H. Rogers and John D. Archbold of Standard Oil met with President Roosevelt at the White House in Washington. The two New York vice presidents declined to discuss the purpose of the visit and planned to depart the following day.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
New York
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
White House
Paymaster injured in clash with striker at New York work site
William A. Maloney, a paymaster for Post & McCord, was burned and cut when a man he says was a striker hurled a bottle filled with ammo at him at a building site employing nonunion workers. Maloney fired his revolver to draw aid after falling to the ground.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William A. Maloney
Post & McCord
Maloney
Queen Helena a heroine at auto accident
Rome Marchioness of Corsini 62 died when her car overturned on a bridge her husband King Victor Emmanuel's Master of Horse survived unharmed. Queen Helena rushed to the scene to aid the Marquis and transport the body to the Quirinal as plans for a palace funeral unfold.
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Helena
Marchioness of Corsini
Rome
Marchioness of
Corsini
Barberini
Victor Emmanuel
Marchioness
Quirinal
Avalanche at Lofeten Islands Kills 21 Fishermen
A deadly snow avalanche at the Lofeten Islands buried several huts last night. Rescuers recovered 21 dead and 39 injured among the fishermen.
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Lofeten Islands
Trondhjem
Norway
Tartars Clash With Cossacks at Aliatov Village
Tiflis March 8. Tartars of Aliatov village fired on a detachment of passing Cossacks. The Cossacks bombarded the village for three hours and dislodged the Tartars, killing several of them.
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Tiflis
Aliatov
Foraker Moves To Aid Cincinnati Postmaster Hearing
Senator Foraker and Representatives Longworth and Goebel push for a hearing before action on Postmaster Monfort and stress fair treatment. They report two more Cincinnati post office officials face review for minor offenses alongside four named men, with Goebel returning to Cincinnati to pursue developments.
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Foraker
Longworth
Goebel
Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
Post Office Department
Hitchcock
Monfort
Cincinnati Post Office
Joseph Monfort
Zumstein
Stegner
Buchanan
Department
Representative Longworth
Miners and Engineer killed in Tarvis mine collapse
In Tarvis Raibl district Earl's Mine gallery collapse kills forty miners and one engineer. The disaster occurred today with rescue teams and officials responding to the fatal accident.
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Earl's Mine
Raibl
Tarvis
Vienna
Chinese Shipping Suns to Shuntefu
Yuan Shi Kai, commander of imperial Chinese forces, sent eighteen mountain guns from Tien Tsin to Shuntefu, 150 miles south of Peking in Chi Li province. Shuntefu hosts an American Presbyterian Board mission with Rev. Dr. I L Whiting and wife, Rev. E C Hawley and wife, Dr. G W Hamilton and wife, and Dr. Louis E Keaton.
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London
The
Tribune
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Tien Tsin
Shuntefu
Chi Li
American Presbyterian Board
I. L. Whiting
E. C. Hawley
G. W. Hamilton
Louis E. Keaton
Three Life Insurance Officers Indicted on Larceny and Forgery
Grand jury charges Frederick A. Burnham George D. Eldridge and George Burnham Jr of Mutual Reserve Life with grand larceny and forgery. Indictments total five per officer alleging embezzlement of 9500 via payments to law firms to settle actions against officers personally. Bail set at 12500 each. pleading next Thursday.
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Frederick A. Burnham
George D. Eldridge
George Burnham, Jr
The
Mutual Reserve
O’sullivan
Nick
Ohio Senate Hears Row Over Antisaloon Leader Wheeler
The Columbus senate session features a sharp rebuke of Superintendent Wayne B. Wheeler of the Ohio Antisaloon League by Senator Rose. The day also sees a postponed county salary bill and the Schmidt amendment defeat shielding Christian Scientists from medical laws. A large lobby attends as Rose attacks local option measures and shifts committee focus to County Affairs.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
CotumBus
Ouro
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ohio Antisaloon League
Rose
Schmidt
Stockwell
Washington County
Antisaloon League
Committee On Temperance
Ohio
Wheeler
Emperor of China Struck by Serious Illness in Peking
Peking dispatches telegrams to viceroys for top physicians as Tsai Tien the emperor falls ill. Palace doctors say the illness is serious but not alarming, with reports from the palace medical staff.
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Peking
China
Tsai Tien
Miss Anthony 15 Still in Danger
Reports from the bedside of Susan B. Anthony in Rochester say she spent a fair night but was more restless and weaker today. Doctors express grave doubts about her recovery as pneumonia illness lingers and concerns remain for her safety.
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Commercial Tribune
Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Speaker Thompson Undergoes Operation for Catarrhal Trouble
Columbus March 8 Local surgeons operated on Speaker Thompson for catarrhal trouble. The operation was successful though the speaker is weakened. He expects to be able to take his chair Monday when the House convenes.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Colummgeous
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thompson
House
Democrats Use Timed Seat Call To Press Tax Reform In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio March 8 the Democratic Steering Committee demanded every House member be present next Monday to push key measures including repealing the inheritance tax law. The plan relies on a House rule to move the Beatty Senate bill from the Taxation Committee to passage, catching Republicans off guard. Republicans protest the tactic as a trick while the House wrangles over the Dana law repeal and related bills.
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Commercial Tribune
Read
Outlovk
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
House
Senate
Beatty
Taxation Committee
Beatty Senate
Kealy
Soldier slays woman in jealousy before self in Cincinnati
Dennis Klebber a 26 year old United States soldier stationed at Fort Thomas attacked Lucile Beduit at 609 Central Avenue in Cincinnati. He slashed her with a razor a dozen times then turned the blade on himself severing his windpipe. Beduit survived while Klebber died at City Hospital after leaving a note to his parents claiming he would die. Police linked the crime to a planned murder suicide prompted by rejection.
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Dennis Klebber
United States
Fort Thomas
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