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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1907

Page

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Flood Rival January Scenes Recede as Cincinnati Rises

Flood waters push families from homes in East and West Ends along the riverfront. Forecaster Bassler predicts the crest near noon with river at about 63 feet, while river men dispute the peak. Relief centers open in Lincoln School as hundreds seek shelter and crews rescue displaced residents.

Cincinnati Bassler East End Eastern Avenue St. Rose's Torrence Road Ohio Weather Bureau Lincoln School O. A.trounstine James T. Allen Ohio Jiumane Society Clark Street Spring Grove Avenue Stockyards Colerain Avenue B. & O. Bridge Sedams

St Patrick’s Day Festivities Mark Cincinnati Irish Tribute

Irishmen and descendants in Cincinnati celebrated St Patrick’s Day with large banquets and dances. The Friendly Sons of St Patrick hosted an elaborate 200-cover banquet at the Linton Hotel, Grattan Club dined at Hotel Havlin, and Wolfe Tone Club held a Central Turner Hall event with the largest crowd yet.

Cincinnati Ireland Erin Emerald Isle Europe Linton Hotel Grattan Club Havlin Wolfe Tone Club Turner Hall

Taft Visit Brings Tangible War Secretary Results

Special dispatch from Washington reports Secretary of War Taft delivering tangible results during his visit. The scene centers on UNSBY Building in Washington with optimism voiced by officials and press coverage noting progress and implications for policy and administration.

UNSBY Washington, D. C Commercial Tribune Washington

Friendly Sons Banquet Honors St Patrick at Sinton Hotel

The Friendly Sons of St Patrick held their thirty ninth annual banquet in Sinton Hotel with about 250 attendees. Delayed guest Senator Thomas F Grady of New York was replaced by other speakers including Judge Matthew O Dougherty of Louisville and John Arn Lloyd speaking on Irish character and optimism. The event featured songs by Sullivan Lemmon Marsh Drury and Brown with lively toasts by Williams and others.

Friendly Sons of Thomas F. Grady New York John M. Manley the Sons William J. O'Dell Tara T. J. Sullivan William A. Lemmon A. F. Marsh John L. Drury John B. Brown O’dougherty Charles F. Williams Matthew O'Dougherty John Arn Lloyd United

Harriman profits rise as panic hits Wall Street

Edward H. Harriman is estimated to gain 15 to 20 million dollars from the market decline in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific stocks. He reportedly still controls large holdings and aims to hunt new gains while remaining distant from the carnage.

New York Edward H. Harriman Wall Street Union Pacific Southern Pacific Western Railroads Orange Clubs Warrenton Harriman

Porto Rigo Seeks Self-Government In Puerto Rico

The House of Delegates in San Juan unanimously adopted a resolution led by Luis Munos Rivera of the Unionist party demanding self-government for Porto Rico. The measure will be sent to President Roosevelt and distributed internationally. Rivera’s emotional reading drew enthusiastic delegates as he was embraced by supporters.

Deneen James Speyer New York Speyer & Co White House Washington Wall Street Mellen New York,New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Mr. Mellen J. P. Morgan Roosevelt E. H. Harrimanay Island House of Delegates

Explosion rocks Avon­dale hilltops hospital area at 1:80 AM

A 250 pound dynamite blast at the City Hospital site on Burnet avenue Avon­dale shatters windows for blocks. The Altenheim and Jewish Hospital suffer heavy damage. one inmate is seriously injured. Police and residents report widespread panic and injuries from flying glass.

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