Cincinnati Man Praised For Panama Canal Sanitation Efforts
New York May 2 A Cincinnati clothing maker L E Hays returned from a three week Panama Canal Zone visit with Mrs Hays praising Jackson Smith the Sanitary Commissioner for eradicating yellow fever and malaria. He lauds meal programs housing and multi ethnic dining and notes Smith's pivotal role in improving health and efficiency on the canal project.
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Cincinnati
Jackson Smith
Smith
L.e E
Taft
Canal Zone
Mulai Hafid Vanquished by Moroccan Tribesmen
A Paris dispatch reports Rear Admiral Filibert says native reports claim Mulai Hafid the Moroccan sultan has been vanquished by the Beniskarou tribesmen. Hafid fled toward Mequinez with thirty horsemen.
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Paris
Filibert
Moroccan
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Hafid
Mequinez
New Head for Daughters of the Revolution
Mrs Madeline Frances Fitz of Chelsea elected President General of the Daughters of the Revolution at the Waldorf Astoria convention in New York. She is the daughter of long time Boston businessman David Slade and a composer whose work America Columbia was featured by John Philip Sousa’s band at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo in 1901.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Madeline Frances Fitz
Chelsea
Daughters of the Revolution
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
David Slade
America
Columbia
John Philip Sousa
Buffalo
Relief Bill Passes in House as Cyclone Aid Enacted
The House approved the sundry civil appropriations bill under suspension of the rules. A paragraph funding the geological survey was postponed to Monday. The chamber also authorized President to appoint an additional member of the Philippine Commission. A $250,000 relief appropriation for cyclone victims was approved. The session adjourned at 5:22 p.m. to resume at noon tomorrow for eulogies to Mallory and Bryan.
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Washington
House
Geological Survey
Philippine Commission
Mallory
Bryan
Veterans Hear Landis At Memorial Day Exercises
Wetzel Compton Post G A R completes plans for Memorial Day. Former Congressman Fred J Landis of Logansport Ind will speak at Smiths Theater May 30. A parade will follow in the afternoon. Ten post members and fifteen county veterans died in the last year.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Wetzel- Compton Post
Fred J. Landis
Logansport
Ind
Smith's
Post
Miss Gladys Ingalls Enjoys Washington Dinner Attendance
Representative and Mrs. Longworth hosted a formal dinner in Washington for Miss Gladys Ingalls of Cincinnati visiting Miss Georgie Garvis. Ingalls will stay several days with the Longworths before returning home.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Longworth
Gladys Ingalls
Cincinnati
Georgie Garvis
Ingalls
Battleships of Atlantic Fleet Enter Santa Cruz
Thousands line the coast as the first squadron of the Atlantic fleet arrives off Santa Cruz led by the Connecticut. The eight battleships anchor in a long line while spectators fill the beach. Mayor Palmer and Admiral Thomas meet in ceremony as school events, parades, and sports unfold in a full welcome program.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Long Beach
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Louisiana
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Monterey
Beac
Adral
Ss. A. Palmer
Admiral Thomas
Casino
Morse to Pay All Debts Says Counsel
New York May 2 Charles W Morse the ex banker and steamship promoter can pay every dollar of his debts from the October panic his counsel Anson McCook Beard said Morse settled the National Bank of North America claim yesterday and will settle all others swiftly Friends have stood by him and he will have at least 2 000 000 left when all is paid.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Anson McCook Beard
Beard
Morse
National Bank of North America
Governor commutes manslaughter sentence for Evan Lewis
Governor Harris in Columbus commuted the eight year manslaughter sentence of Evan Lewis, convicted in 1904 in Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court, to six years and a half. The shortened term will free Lewis from Ohio Penitentiary on May 10, and Harris honored a Willson request for Bob Parrish to be returned to Kentucky for trial on horse stealing charges in Bullitt County.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
Evan Lewis
Tuscarawas County
Common Pleas Court
Lewis
Ohio Penitentiary
Willson
Kentucky
Bob Parrish
Bullitt County
Parrish
Beulah Hawkins Wakes After 85 Day Sleep At County Hospital
After eighty five days in a coma Mrs Beulah Hawkins awoke at the County Hospital in Los Angeles and asked for milk. The awakening was unexpected and followed medical observation by the County Medical Society. She could stand and retain full mental faculties though still weak.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Beulah Hawkins
County Medical Society
Obituary for George Adams bank president in Millersburg
George Adams 73 president of J. G. Adams Bank Millersburg Ohio died suddenly at home Friday night. Civil War veteran left a widow and two daughters. J J C Rich three years old Danville Ohio collapsed on Main Street Mt Vernon with heart disease yesterday.
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George Adams
J. & G. Adams Bank
Millersburg
Danville
Main Street
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland Says TQ Is Convalescent
Lakewood New Jersey May 2 Former President Grover Cleveland is not as seriously ill as reported. Informants say if wrong two men would be with him and he has risen from bed since last Thursday. He will stay secluded awaiting a planned restful vacation instead of a southern trip. Mrs Cleveland says the indigestion attack is over and he is rapidly convalescing.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Heavy rains forecast across agricultural regions nationwide
A weather forecast issued today predicts heavy rainfall for the week starting May 3 across principal agricultural districts from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. Rain areas move from the Pacific coast toward the Atlantic coast May 3 to 5 and again in the week’s closing days, with warm spells in the middle and northern states beforehand.
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Washington
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
New Order of Nuns Established in New York
A new order named the Order of the Reparatrice was established on the East Side of New York City. Countess Leary, titled by Pope Leo XIII, introduced four Italian nuns who run the convent, with six more to arrive in the fall, a well known order across Europe.
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Monolith
Irty-Fourth Street
Broadway
McCormack Real Estate Company
Cincinnati
Eugene
L. P. Ficks
Martiniqué
Billy” Martin
Middletown
Martin
Martinique
A. E. Burkhardt
Frank J.hallbach
Hoffman House
William McAllpin
Albemarle Hotel
Operatic
Dramatic Conservatory
Albert de Monduzin
United States Lithograph Company
New York
United States
Countess Leary
Leo XIII
Order of the
Leary
Italy
Europe
Baroness Kills Husband in German Chateau
Baroness Udo Von Ruexleben shot and killed Baron Von Ruexleben in their Buddenberg estate near Dortmund as he prepared to retire. She then shot herself but survived the nonfatal wound. The couple wed in Berlin last November. he was 35, she 26.
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Berlin
Udo von Ruexleben
Buddenberg
Dortmund
Baron von Ruexleben
Wanda von Strombeck
Rough Riders Win election at Military Club meeting
The Rough Riders ticket won the Military Club annual meeting at the Palace Hotel. Officers elected include President William H. Lyons and First Vice President Henry Venneman with other posts filled by Captains and Lieutenants from Ohio and Kentucky units.
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Rough Riders
Military Club
Palace Hotel
John Oellger
Arthur Dahman
Fred Hoffman
William H. Lyons
Henry Venneman
John G. Maycox
Phil M Weiss
Walter W. Schwaab
Tobacco men bring suit over Christmas night blaze losses
W G Dunnington & Co and others sue seven insurance companies in Hopkinsville Kentucky to collect losses on tobacco and a warehouse burned by night riders December 7 1907. The defendants include Hanover Fire Insurance Company Firemans Fund Hamburg Bremen American Central German American Royal Atlas Assurance Co. Losses total between 84 and 10000 with two other companies settling. Plaintiffs claim fire cause rather than mob action makes insurers liable, while riot clause defense is cited.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Y & Fairleigh
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
New York
Firemans Fund
San Francisco
Hamburg Bremen
Hamburg
American Central
St. Louis
Royal
Liverpool
Atlas, Assurance Company
London
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Hake
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