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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

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Mr Smooth Narrowly Escapes Capture

A brief item from Commercial Tribune notes that Mr Smooth avoided capture in a tense chase. Details are sparse but the incident underscores a close call for the named figure in the city.

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Mysterious Mr Smooth Spars With Cincinnati Reader

In a Cincinnati Women’s Exchange dining room tale the writer recalls a near failed scam by a man calling himself Mr Samuel Armstrong Crocker Jr The mysterious stranger tried to trap him into revealing his identity and plans while the author cites visits to Sedamsville and Ludlow registering two local children for school. A separate dispatch from Parkersburg describes a Fast Flyer derailment near Pleasant View caused by track condition injuring twenty with two fatally named victims.

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the Commercial Tribune Commercial Tribune Grand Hotel Mr. Smooth Cincinnati Samuel Armstrong Crocker, Jr West Fifth Street Cincinnat Sedamsville Ludlow Grant Parkersburg W. Va Fast Flyer Kenova Pittsburg Pleasant View
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Ohio reports 170 new National Banks since 1900

Comptroller Ridgely notes 170 Ohio National banks organized since March 14 1900 with total capital of 13 513 000. Seventy one banks exceed 50 000 capital each totaling 2 623 000. Only four states have more banks in this period, and only three have invested more capital. Ohio ranks behind New York Texas Pennsylvania in capital invested.

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Commercial Tribune Union Ohio Comptroller Pennsylvania Texas Illinois Minnesota New York
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Gorey Gilman Wedding May 13 in New York

Miss Mabelle Gilman arrived from Paris aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and confirmed plans to wed William E. Corey president of United States Steel Corporation in New York on May 13. She declined further discussion of personal affairs stating the engagement would include both families present.

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Commercial Tribune New York Mabelle Gilman Paris William E. Corey United States Steel Corporation Corey
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Germans to Hold State Convention in Toledo

Max Henning, president of the Ohio State German American Federation, announced the state convention will be in Toledo on August 3 and 4. About 4,000 Germans from Ohio cities are expected, with a parade and prizes for best representation on August 4.

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Commercial Tribune Hamilton Max Henning Ohio State
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Fire Hitting Chicago Lunch Club Injures Dozens

A four story building at 255 Wabash avenue in Chicago burned during lunch hour. More than 100 people were trapped, about fifty seriously hurt, with many thrown to the pavement as smoke and flames surged. Policeman Daniel Kerr was injured while rescuing patrons. damage pegged around 50000 dollars.

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Commercial Tribune Chicago Wabash Avenue Samuel Kennedy Hilda Johnson Co. W. O'Hair O. Mason Anna Young Mary Studemeyer Agnes ‘Welsh Alice Denison Catherine Sullivan A. Crome Frances Alberta Viglet Ronski Mary Bevoe Ey L. Cohn Y Dredeck Emma Edwards William C. Larsen Jennie Malone Eleanor Brock Marie Webster Louise Peterson Sarah Cornish M’namee Annie Machowski Anna Levy E. Sullivan Ea Komakowski H. = SreCaR Story & Clark Piano Company Lotus Lunch Club Cecilia Malaney Daniel Kerr Kate O'Rourke
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Paris Rioters Clash With Troops In May Day Turmoil

A May Day protest in Paris ends with cavalry charges and mass arrests as rioters attack police and heckle Premier Clemenceau. One officer wounded, at least a thousand arrested, and crowds disperse after dragoons drive the mob from Place de la Republique.

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Paris Labor Exchange Clemenceau Briand Feneration of Place de la Republique
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Three Die in West Virginia Mine Blast at Whipple Shaft

At the White Oak Fuel Co Whipple shaft near Charleston three men are confirmed dead and five others are missing after a mine explosion. Ninety four workers were on site with thirty having left earlier and fifty three escaping via a second shaft. The deceased are Hud Burgess Pat Wiley and Ira Kelley all white and married.

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Commercial Tribune Charleston W. Va Whipple White Oak Fuel Company Stuart Hud Burgess Pat Wiley Ira Kelley
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Mizner Divorce Suit Begun in New York

Mrs Mary Adelaide Mizner has filed a suit in New York believed to be for divorce against Wil son Mizner. Louis B Hasbrouck was appointed referee to take testimony. The couple, once married after Mrs Mizner was widow of Charles T Yerkes, lived together only a short time.

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Commercial Tribune New York Mary Adelaide Mizner Wilson Mizner Louis B. Hasbrouck Migner Hasbrouck Mizner Charles T. Yerkes Traction Subway
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Marietta Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad to add 200 cars

The Marietta Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad Company agreed to add 200 cars within thirty days after a hearing before Attorney General Ellis. The move follows a determination of possible charter forfeiture for failure to operate as a common carrier. Cars will be supplied by the Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and the Big Four railroads. The current owners say they have only recently taken possession and lack equipment.

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Commercial Tribune Columbus Marietta, Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad Company Ellis Hing Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio Marietta, Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad
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Prince Edward Joins Naval College Cadet at Osborne

London May 1 Prince Edward of Wales eldest son of the Prince of Wales joined the Royal Naval College at Osborne Isle of Wight as a cadet. He will have a dormitory bunk and a twenty five cents weekly pocket money allowance under regulations. He was born June 23 1894.

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London Prince Edward of Wales Prince of Wales Royal Naval College Osborne Isle of Wight Eeener
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Adverse Railway Legislation Backed by Louisville Board of Trade

The Louisville Board of Trade reviewed a committee report opposing hostile railroad legislation. It urged ten year tax exemption for new railroads and active public support to lower Kentucky transport costs. The group anticipated lower freight and passenger rates in Kentucky. The report was set for discussion at an open meeting May 10.

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Gettysburg United States Napoleon France Mexico England Commercial Tribune Louisville Board of Trade Kentucky
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Divorced, Weds QLD Sweetheart in Ohio City

Marion Ohio May 1. Twelve years ago Mrs Carla Davidson became engaged to Frank C Elmes at Santa Cruz California but parental objections broke the match. Now the romance is renewed as they marry. Mrs Elmes is daughter of former Marshal J M Davidson and Elmes a Findlay dry goods merchant. The bride divorced Joseph Horsnyder of Cincinnati two weeks ago.

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Commercia Tribune Marion Carla Davidson Frank C. Elmes Santa Cruz Cal
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Scrugham Denies Law Violation Released On Bail

George R. Scrugham of Cincinnati, head of the International Policy Holders Committee, was arrested in Albany and released on bail after facing forgery charges tied to the New York Life insurance election. His allies argue the move was punitive and contrast it with the treatment of other defendants, while Scrugham vows legal acts were misrepresented. The case also involves Charles F. Carrington and Charles Stirrup, who faced arraignment and bail was set at 3000 and 2500 dollars respectively.

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Ohio Commandery Linton W. R. McComas Legion Markbreit Georgia Johnny William A. Lemmon HBO Elzner Fred’ Hinkle Philip Hinkle Foraker Harris Gettysburg Commercial Tribune New York Albany George R. Scrugham Cincinnati International Policy Holders’ Committee Scrugham Hughes Scrughin Mr. Jeromé George W. Perkins The New York Life Charles S. Fairchild Secretary of the Treasury Jerome Perkins Fairchild Treasury Insurance Company Ohio Samuel Untermyer International Committee Miss Sibley Mark Hanna Miga Sibley Canton Charles F. Carrington Charles Stirrup
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Women’s Exchange Fourth Street Race Mr. Crocker Saraenree Mr. Davie Ravenswood St. Joseph's Hospital Judge Ohley WILLIAM 4. _ OHLEY T. R. Cowell William Stanley F. E. Gettler J. P. M'’Nelly Albert Hager Burlocksville Coneinam Charleston, W Oid Buckeye State Head of Steel Trust Toledo Ohio Federation Poiceman Henry Shapiro Loyal Legion OF Ohio W. R. Warnock GOV Andrew L. Harris John C. Black Hemp Monfort E. R. Monfort Sinton Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Sinton Hotel S. J. Flickinger Masonic Temple Congress Volunteer Army Elias R. Monfort Theodore F. Allen John C. Hutchins Cleveland Illiam R. Thrall George G. Lott Henry P. Cooke Phineas B.haskell George A. Thayer J. Gordon Taylor John D. Rinehart R. P. Risenberick Byron Stanton William H. Chamberlin Grosvenor Alabama Florida Jefferson Davis Army of the Potomac Lee Samuel Flickinger Yerkes Marietta Cleveland Company Prince Edward Louisville Board of Trade Qld Cincinnatian Con Kins Van Untermyer Mr. Fairchild Europe
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