Protection Duties Shift in Port au Prince Turmoil
Talks turn to German and British help to safeguard French interests as Port au Prince faces refugee protection duties. The Haitian government hears rumors blacks align with General Firmin against President Alexis amid renewed caste tensions. The Larraque trial, a key case tied to Haitian affairs, was suspended.
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Germany
Great Britain
Port Au Prince
Testrees
Firmin
Alexis
Acute Haiti France clash fears massacre of white residents
Paris reports the Haiti France dispute has turned acute with the Port au Prince legation menaced. Refugees under French protection rise to about one hundred as General Nord Alexis rejects assurances and refuses to hand over asylum seekers. A French naval response along with British and German ships is anticipated.
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Paris
France
Port Au Prince
Foreign Office
M. Carteron
Hayti
M. Borno
Legation
D'Estrees
Gonaives
Germany
Great Britain
Antenor Firmin
Haytien
Haiti
Nord Alexis
Temps
Carteron
American Gunboat Heads to Port au Prince
A U.S. war vessel, likely the gunboat Eagle, is en route from Guantanamo to Port au Prince Haiti. Haitian authorities yesterday executed a number of alleged revolutionists in a sweeping action.
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Washington
Eagle
Guantanamo
Port Au Prince
Haiti
German Cruiser Bremen Ordered To Haiti Mission
Berlin reports the German Admiralty has ordered the Bremen, currently at Port Curacao, to Port au Prince Haiti. The cruiser will be at the disposition of the German Minister to protect German subjects and other foreigners.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Bremen
Port Curacao
Port Au Prince
Haiti
British Cruisers Ordered to Hayti by Admiralty
The Admiralty sent orders to cruisers Indefatigable and Cressy in West Indian waters to proceed at once to Hayti to protect British interests there.
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London
Admiralty
Indefatigable
Cressy
West Indian
Hayti
Wounded drummer dies after ambush near Dixon
John Barry of Louisville, Kentucky, who was shot by African Americans in an ambush near Dixon, Kentucky, died at a local Evansville hospital. Paul Carter of Chattanooga, Tennessee, who was shot in the same incident, remains in unchanged condition and is expected to die.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
John Barry
Louisville
Dixon
Paul Carter
Chattanooga
Tenn
General A Sanders Piatt dies on estate near West Liberty
General A Sanders Piatt born Cincinnati 1821 dies on his large Ohio estate near West Liberty after a Civil War career ending with the rank Brigadier General. He was thrice married, his third wife surviving him, and he was brother to the late Colonel Don Pratt. their castle homes stood on adjoining estates.
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A. Sanders Piatt
Cincinnati
West Liberty
Don Pratt
Price Hill Incline plans major property upgrade
Real estate activity includes Charles C. Barney selling a lot on Sixth Street to George Gerke for cash. Gordon Shepard draws seven story fireproof building plans. J W B Scarborough leases 404 Walnut to Baltimore Dairy Lunch for five years at 3000 annually. Price Hill Incline will rebuild track lifts, start in about three weeks with 75000 feet of lumber. Alfred White's Sons lease store at Reading road. UH G Thompson rents 22 The Thayer Covington. Harrquot Bros sell Hardne Street residence for 5400.
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John Sullivan
Yestan
Charles C. Barney,Boson
Sixth Street
Walnut
Main
George Gerke
Gordon Shepard
Cleneay & Nourse
J. W. B. Scarborough
Walnut Street
Baltimore Dairy Lunch
East Fifth Street
Newark Shoe Company
Baltimore
Price Hill Incline Company
Alfred White
Monument Builders
Frank . Egner
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Reading Road
UH. G. Thompson
Thayer
Sixth
Greenup Streets
Covington
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Madisonville
A dense ledger of property deals, leases, and mortgage filings. Numerous transfers involve lots, sub-divisions, and parcels in Madisonville, Avondale, Harrison, Silverton, and surrounding townships, with assorted buyers and sellers and several long term leases and purchase options.
Tillman Blames Roosevelt for Political Turmoil
Senator Tillman accuses President Roosevelt and his administration of control over Congress, calls for end to executive dominance, and denounces Wall Street influence. He cites patronage, press manipulation, and threats to senatorial independence while defending labor and criticising Republican misgovernance.
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House
Tillman
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White House
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Congress
Mr. Tillman
Grant
House of Representatives
Senate
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Walsh
Chicago
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Hopking
New York
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Johnson
Eres
South Carolina
Multiple Transfers and Mortgages In Tariff District Ledger
A list of transfers, assignments, and mortgage actions shows Lewis Garrison and several others moving property interests to various individuals and entities including George C. Columbia, Anna E. Roberts, Michael Hinterlong, Louisa Vedderh, Frank Wert, Mary A. Lewis, Leo J. Oehler, Alfred Hess, Emma Smith, Elise p. Lowes, Charles H. Jones, Matthias Schmitt, Edward N. Schlemmer, and John L. Pendery among others. Canceled mortgages appear for Margaretha B. Walther and Marginal entries reference clients and companies with amounts and parcel identifiers. The record also notes transfers to and from Citizens’ Bank and other local firms, with numerous oblique numeric tokens and partial addresses.
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Lewis Garrison
George C. Columbia
Atichal “Hinterlong
Carthage
Ss. & Babess c Ins Nissginesase Beers Iets
N. Cassell
Same
Canerges
Anna E. Roberts
Rs &.L
Myles McPartlin
Beeen
Michael Hinterlong
Citizens
B.A
Louisa Vedderh
Steges Frank Wert
Jacob R. Rinckel
Pia Clita
Mary A. Lewis
C. Pearl Nourse
Leo J.oehler
Genipe Itan B. Company
Nea
Eenescasvens
Alfred Hess
Emma Smith
C. Och
Elise P. Lowes
W. H. Johnson
Charles H. Jones
Columbia B. ‘& 8. Co
Matthias Schmitt
Charles Murr
Edward N. Schlemmer
Julius
Harry Bruce
Harry J. Sykes
John L. Pendery
L. Goldsmith
Thomas Howard
Thomas McElvisley
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
Court dockets list multiple filings including partition of estate actions for Balzer and Rikhoff guardianship cases, tax lien foreclosures against Roth in Ireton Collins Schoenle & Poor, and divorce actions for Jelly and Osborn. Damages claims include $450 against C. Ry. Co and $10 066 against Ohio Traction Co, plus foreclosures by The Variety Iron and Steel Works Co and Cincinnati entities.
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George Balzer
Catherine Davis
Renner & Renner
Peter H. Mahaftke
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Charles E. Roth
Jane Kemper
Ireton, Collins, Schoenle & Poor
Clemens Hohnherst
Ireton
Collins, Schoenle & Poor
Denis Cash
Guardian
John Eger
Lucy H. Rikhoff
Susan Schrichte
Dd. C
Alice K. _Jellys
James Jelly
Deasy
Joseph Osborn
Clara Osborn
J. W. Cowell
Rebecca J. Evanshine
Ohio Traction Company
Willam
J. Collins
Superior Court
Cold Cure Claim on One Day Promises
Advertised remedy promises to cure a cold in one day by taking a laxative and quinine with a guarantee refund if not effective. Box bears E. W. Grove signature and is sold for two cents with druggist backing.
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Re. E. W. Grove
Signature Sought on Bromine Quinine Cure Patent Notice
A terse ad hints at a single remedy named Bromo Quinine to prevent a grip and mentions a signature of E. W. Gro Ze. The brief notice implies a patented cure and urges verification of the inventor’s identity in a historical context.
Memorial Day plans spring from city post meeting
The G A R Posts of the city will start Memorial Day preparations next week with a first meeting at City Hall on March 27. Commander John Kissane, last year's Managing Committee chair, issued the call. Sons of Veterans Spanish War Veterans Naval Veterans and other groups will participate.
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John Kissane
Proposals for Cincinnati Viaduct Piers and Walls
Sealed proposals for piers abutments and retaining walls for the viaduct substructure from Eighth Street and McLean Avenue to Third and Front Streets in Cincinnati Ohio are invited. Bids due April 7 1908 with 2000 dollar bid bond. plans from Ward Baldwin Chief Engineer.
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Eighth Street
McLean Avenue
Third and
Front Streets
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ingalls
Ward Baldwin
The
Cincinnati Southerailway
Bas&k
Cincinnatia Railway
J J Sayler
Stanley Guson
Jerome's prober named for Albany probe
Governor Hughes named Charles Andrews former Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals as Commissioner to take testimony and report findings in the charges against New York District Attorney Jerome.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Charles Andrews
Court of Appeals
Jerome
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