Ingalls Sees Ohio River Power for Cincinnati Factories
remarks at a banquet advocate harnessing the Ohio River to power Cincinnati mills. He cites Dam builds on Susquehanna and Tennessee as proof long distance transmission is nearing feasibility. He urges dam at Cullom's Riffle or falls near Louisville to supply cheap safe power for industry and city residents.
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M. BE. Ingalls
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ingalls
Susquehanna River
Baltimore
Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Niagara
Gladden Protests Rockefeller Gift To Foreign Mission Fund
Dr. R. H. Gladden protests Rockefeller's $100000 donation to the American Board of Foreign Missions. He calls the gift improper, urges a church referendum, and vows continued objections until a September Congregational Church conference action. His statement questions wealth origins and criticizes the board's acceptance.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A Gladden
Chireh
Prudential Committee of American Foreign Missions
Boston
John D. Rockefeller
The
Congregational Church
Man Jumped From Suspension Bridge After Note Left
A man believed to be J. D. Stevens of Cincinnati leaped from the Suspension Bridge into the Ohio River about 9:30 PM as a bystander Myers watched. The jumper left a hat with a note explaining he was penniless and swindled out of money. The note, found by Myers and delivered to police, includedIncomplete details about a lawyer and relatives.
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J. D. Stevens
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Myers
Covington
Perry
D. B
Stevens
Rousseau Says Bomb He Made Sank the Maine
Special Dispatch reports Gessler Rousseau in Tombs Prison claims his two explosive machines caused the destruction of the Maine during the Spanish American War era. He says Cuban revolutionary leaders used his devices to attack Spanish ships and that one box blew up the Maine by error, with consequences blamed on a man who allegedly died by suicide.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Maine
Gessler Rousseau
Tombs
Rousseau
Cunard Line
Weyler
Jacksonville
St. Louis
South
New Orleans
Cuba
Revolutionary Party
America
Spain
Alfonso
Two Men Die by Suicide in Cleveland Hollenden Hotel
Henry L. Woodward an New York City attorney and Charles A. Brouse a Toledo traveling salesman died by self inflicted gunshot in their Hollenden Hotel rooms in Cleveland. Coroner Siegelstein cites despondency over domestic and business troubles as the cause. Woodward’s letters from his wife signed Cora reveal frequent pleas for his return home.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Henry L. Woodward
New York City
Charles A. Brouse
National Supply Company
Toledo
Hollenden Hotel
Siegelstein
Woodward
New York
Cora
Robert
May Festival Chorus Disbands After Hinkle Letter
A. Howard Hinkle returned the chorus letter demanding Lawrence Maxwell Jr.’s resignation, ending the May Festival Chorus. Chairman Thomas W. Allen pledged the action final, stressing contracts worth 40 000 to 50 000 dollars and the board’s sole control of festival plans.
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A. Howard Hinkle
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Allen
Hinkle
Thomas W. Allen
Fearful lynch mood as double murder trial nears
Paducah Kentucky March 28 The trial of Mrs Mary Brockwell and George Albritton for murdering Mrs Brockwells three children is moved to Monday. Town guards have increased at the jail amid fear of a lynching. Brockwell claims memory gaps. Albritton denies her statements and says he left due to inability to support the family. Brockwell native of Symsonia Graves County described as attractive but of inferior intelligence.
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Commercial Tribune
Paducah
Mary Brockwell
George Albritton
Armour's Man Arrested In Beef Trust Inquiry
CHICAGO March 28 The Federal Grand Jury indicted Thomas J Connors General Superintendent of Armour Co on charges of attempting to influence witnesses in the Beef Trust inquiry Connors was arrested on a bench warrant and released on a 5000 bond Shields a former Armour employee testified in New York and Chicago and was kept under surveillance by Secret Service agents to prevent coaching The indictment also covers influence attempts on other witnesses and improper use of Armour offices and a private telegraph wire R Budatz Armour Co Omaha and Edward Welch Armour Co Kansas City were among witnesses.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas J. Connors
Armour & Co
Connors
J.ogden Armour
United State
Grand Jury
John Edward Shields
Brooklyn
Beef Trust
Shields
la Salle Street
Packing Company
Mr. Shields
New York
Secret Service
R. Budatz
Omaha
Edward Welch
Kansas City
Roosevelt Accepts Dominican Government Finance Plan
President Roosevelt decides to accept Santo Domingo's plan for controlling its finances to allocate revenues toward debt payments. The Dominican government will appoint collectors and managers, subject to U S approval. Instructions to Acting Secretary Atlee direct careful handling until Senate action on the treaty.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Dawson
Republic
State Department
United States
Atlee
Santo Domingo
United States Senate
Secretary of War of
Dominican Republic
Russia Reveals Peace Terms Amid Manchuria Push
St Petersburg reports Russia open to negotiations with the aid of the United States and France. In Manchuria, Russian rear guard withdraws toward Chaoumiaodzi as Japanese forces advance. Russia says troops sacrificed $1.26 million in stores and $0.5 million for an army corps at Mukden, with most caches burned. An inquiry will probe responsibility.
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Mukden River
Napoleon
Moscow
ST. Petersburg
Russia
United States
France
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Sipinghai
Tie Pass
Chaoumiaodzi
Europe
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Delcasse Considered Intermediary in Russo Japanese Peace Talks
A London telegram claims Russia asked Delcasse to mediate peace with Japan. Delcasse signaled willingness with Lansdowne's cooperation seen as vital. Hyoshi called the report unimportant, noting no talks have begun and Japan would press the war to the end.
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London
Russia
Delcasse
Japan
Lansdowne
Hyoshi
France
Peasant bands plunder and battles surge across Russia
In Moscow a conservative bloc urges popular representation while opposing Western constitutional government. Peasants loot and murder across Chernigov, Tambov, Kazan and other regions as guards form, troops are stretched thin, and unrest threatens civil order from Kuban to Crimea.
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Moscow
Europe
Chernigov
Tamboff
Kazan
Holy Synod
Caucasus
Kuban
Georgia
Mingrelia
Kutais
Yalta
Crimea
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Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
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