Atlantic Fleet Begets Close Collision in Northwest Gale
Rear Admiral Sperry's flagship Alabama suffered a torn gangway after the Illinois drifted free in a NW gale. The Illinois avoided collision with help from the helmsman and anchored to prevent further danger. Liberty and support craft were disrupted. Sperry's barge was wrecked and a lime schooner and a gasoline launch perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Sperry
Alabama
Spine
Monterey
Admiral
Admiral Sperry
Santa Cruz
Welcome to the Atlantic Fleet Arrives in Frisco
Frisco prepares for a grand naval arrival as the Atlantic Fleet nears San Francisco. Flags light Market Street while 46 warships pass the Golden Gate in a single line. Rear Admiral Evans resumes command as the fleet docks, with extensive public celebrations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Deer
Francisco
Cal
Navy
Evans
Market Street
Eyehd
Telegraph Hill
Fleet Reception Committee
James D. Pheldh
Golden Gate
Robley D. Evans
Paso Robles Hot Springs
Santa Cruz
West Virginia
Dayton
Connecticut
Will
Ocean
Lands End
Point Bonita
Ft. Baker
Marin County
Torfes
Presidio
Suicide in County Jail Hospital Claims A. N. Carine
A. N. Carine, age unknown, died by his own action tonight in the County Jail hospital at Ebbanon Indiana. He hanged himself with a piece of cloth tied around his neck, leaving behind a wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ebbanon
Ind
A. N. Carine
Bryan Maintains Lead for Presidential Nomination in 1904 Race
The Democratic struggle for the nomination continues as William J Bryan holds a solid lead with 340 delegates elected and 669 to be chosen. New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut split on instructions while Texas shows strong Bryan sentiment guiding Bailey factions. Johnson supporters are actively campaigning to boost Governor Johnson against Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
George Gray
Delaware
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Wilam A Bryan
Parker
Bryan
Denver
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Texas
Night Riders Rulin Ohio Tobacco Beds Rally
Night riders destroyed tobacco beds owned by Ben Land in Armor west of Maysville Kentucky. Beds also burned in Brown County as riders reportedly crossed the river to Ohio growers. General Roger Williams and Middlesboro troops arrived at Hopkinsville Kentucky with a small detachment remaining for orders as they assess regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ben Land
Armor
Maysville
Brown County
Ohio
Hopkinsville
Commercial Tribune
Roger Williams
Middlesboro
Trigg County
Williams
Calloway
Trigg
Kentucky
Christian
Lyon
Foraker Set to Address AME General Conference
Norfolk May 3 The twenty third quadrennial session of the General Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church opens tomorrow and runs three weeks. Notable talks include May 8 by United States Senator J B Foraker on Citizenship May 11 by Rev W T Vernon Register of the Treasury and May 19 by Booker T Washington. Delegates from nearly every state Canada South America the Windward Islands and Africa attend at St Johns A M E Church Virginia's largest AME Church. The body totals 501 members with delegates from 71 annual conferences and 800000 in church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Val
General Conference
The
African Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
J.8
Foraker
W. T. Vernon
Register of the United States Treasury
Union
Canada
South America
Windward Islands
Africa
St. John's A. M. E. Church
Virginia
Liberia
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Orange River
Three Sailors Surrender to Immigration at Laredo
Three American sailors from the torpedo boat flotilla who desert from Acapulco reached Laredo and surrendered to immigration authorities. They were turned over to Fort McIntosh military authorities and wish to rejoin their ships. They will be held for Navy Department orders.
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Laredo
Tex
Torpedo Boat
Acapulco
Mex
Fort McIntosh
Navy Department
Texans to Be Buried Deeper Under New Rule
All Texans who die must be buried not less than five feet deep, except where solid rock or water is encountered, in which case four feet will suffice. The rule, issued by the State Department of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
State Department of
Fight Campbell Indorsement Sparks Democratic Battle in Ohio
Ohio Democrats clash over Senatorial indorsement with former Governor Campbell supported by Ingalls and opponents urging voluntary primary. Debate centers on who pays and how a primary would be run, with committee wrangles and a possible minority report shaping preconvention drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
United States
Ingalls
Campbell
Committee
Ticket scalpers taken to jail
William Carey aged 27, a ticket scalper based at 304 Central avenue, is jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses after victims report paying for transportation to multiple cities but not receiving tickets. Police say Carey and partner Kennedy have prior arrests and were linked to forged passes and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carey
Central Avenue
Bell and Schaefer
Central Station
H. W. Sewell
Sycamore Street
Carey
St. Louis
New York City
Ft. Wayne
Duluth
Lexington
Denver
Los Angeles
High Point
Polic
Venn
William H. Kennedy
Kennedy
Louis Cohn Struck by Glendale Car in St Bernard
Louis Cohn a 60 year old bookkeeper in the Surveyor of Customs office is seriously injured at his home 412 Shillito street after being hit by a Glendale car on Saturday night. He suffers three fractured ribs and a broken nose after witnesses say he was crossing near Church street and the Carthage pike. He was moved to Dr Topie's office then home by cab.
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Louis Cohn
Surveyor of Customs Office
Shillito Street
Glendale
St. Bernard
O’ Cohn
Church Street
Carthage Pike
Topie
Switchman Wounds Man Over Rest Fare in Switch Shanty
In McAlester Oklahoma May 3 a sick man seeking a rest in a Katy switch shanty refused to pay $1 to a switchman. The switchman and workers struck with a brake tool fracturing the man’s skull en route to Katy Hospital. The injury is described as probably fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’'Alester
Okla
Katy
McAlester
Indian Holds Negro for Debt in Tekoa Ranch
A Washington born negro hired by Louie Antelope on a Coeur d Alene reservation visit was roped, tied, and kept on a Tekoa ranch for days to force payment of his fare. Marshal Nessly intervened guiding release and legal explanation. The man fled back toward Tekoa seeking return to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wash
Washington
Coeur d’Alene
National Capital
Louie Antelope
Tekoa
Worley
Marshal Nessly
Antelope
State Line
Redmen
Louie
West
Washington, D. C
Evangelist King Blamed For Family Breakup Incident
George W. Turner, chief car inspector for the Missouri Pacific Railroad, blames evangelist King for his divorce and risked family collapse during revival meetings at the First United Evangelical Church. Turner cites Kings teaching that a divorced person who remarries is not married and that children of such unions are illegitimate. He states his wife left him with their two children and that he now faces homelessness as his older children are grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Evangelist King
First United Evangelical Church
George W. Turner
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kim
Turner
Sha
Troop A Trooper Discharged After Crafton Marriage
Frank D. Tucker of Troop A and Elizabeth C. Horstkamp wed in Crafton and Tucker was discharged from the State police on orders from Harrisburg. Captain Groome notes troopers must not marry, a policy still in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Frank D. Tucker
Elizabeth C. Horstkamp
Crafton
Harrisburg
J. C
Guardians and Trustees Notice in Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that accounts and vouchers of guardians and trustees are on file in the court office suspended for confirmation. Interested parties may file written exceptions by May 26, 1908. matter to be heard and continued daily until disposed of. CHAS. F. MALSBURY, Probate Judge. By F. J. BEHLE, Deputy Clerk, Cincinnati, May 2, 1908.
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Arnoid
Nhearie
Ellen Saletan
Se B
Jachenck
Elizabeth Ergmann
Jacob Edenstein
Sto
Georie Deller Iuasy
Ted Cheeseman
Ma Ye Band Wilson
Lee i
Marychael Hartigan
John Andby
John F. Dieckmann
Edwardabeth Siebenthaler
Hubert He Smith
Wm A. Davidson
Mary
Elisabeth Ernest C
Gustavling
Milton
Hoffheimer
Samusl Lah
John Mitsch
Benjamin Sterrett
Little Good
Maria Hagel Freye
Ariel E. Topie
Johann Simon
Louis Gandenberer
William Flood
Ray Aubke
Mary Walker
Anna Mann‘Hall
John Murray
Charles A. Kampe
Annie C. Hamberg
Charles McGarigle
Frederick Poppe
Mary H. Sanger
Frances Lewis
John Gneaf
James Gilmore
Margaret Dominick
John Bell
Maria Rehbeck
Joseph Meltzer
Gertrude McLaughlin
Bernard Kiuemper
Harvey DeCamp
John H. Amburgh
Martin Turckes
Katherine Lage
Henry A. Nunlist
James Walker
Elizabeth Haverkamp
Hmma
Sander
Catherine Bolger
Francis Bolger
Harry Sokup
John
Edward H. Schwarz
Maurice Hocter
Ray E. Thompson
S. Allgaier
Edna Cordesman
Alma K.krumberg
Frank Ocke
Hellyer Holden
Albert A. Ross
Harry B. Meyer
Henry B. Rakel
Dora Ulmer
A. W. Frank
Ella Hotchkiss
Wm. Greene
Chas. F. Malsbury
F. J. Behle
Cincinnati
McCamman
Bert Volz
Bernard Weinewuth
Smith
Merrill Wilson
Eliza Ja Pee Kerr
John Aughurley
Isaac
W. Wolf
Sarah Levi
Bridget Gg
Henry _ Theis
George A. Huene
Theodore Huené
Anna
Mul
Ophlaterataick
Choannaer
Sop
Charles HA Jac
Louis
Becket
Betty
Arry A. Duncan
Redmon Each
Martin A. Stall
Isaac G
Chas. Gerstler
Caroline Remmy
Elizabeth Igns
Francis E. Wilson
Mararet Hernard
Anthony Sauer
Anna Furlong
Fred W. Burke
Anna R. Brunsmann
Mary Desch
Sarah J. Anderson
Frances Berheide
Lucinda Edmiston
Maggie Edwards
Isaac Kimball
J. Henry Bosse
Consuelo P. Bulla
Bernard
Theresa Viel
Harry M. Hidden
William Gersie
Belle R. McIntyre
Elmer Knorf
Henry Drees
James Kelley
John Warrington Gale
Ary Gale
Edna Begeman
Marie Osseforth
Flora M. Moorman
John Shillito
Marie Grau
Joseph Schafer
Aaron E. Jones
Casaius J. Gilmore
John P. Merz
James McCann
Edna Haas
Edna Bohnert
John H. Huer
Jacob Rudolf
Frank M. Kraemer
Nathaniel Bartlett
Daniel Cash
Eliza A. Gaither
Josph Longworth
John Fe Brandt
Heating and Ventilating Hughes High School Building Bids
Sealed proposals for installing a heating and ventilating system at Hughes High School in Cincinnati will be received until noon June 8 1908. Bids require names of all bidders and a 10 percent guaranty. Forms available at the clerk’s office or Pickering Building. The committee reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Sealed bids invited for Drake Avenue sewer project Cincinnati
The Board of Public Service Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon Monday May 18 1903 for furnishing labor and materials to improve Drake avenue sewer from Marion avenue south to Wasson road. Bids must include full names and a $300 bond or certified check. The board may reject any bid. John J. Wenner Clerk April 25 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Drake Avenue
Marion Avenue
Wasson Road
Board of Public
John J. Wenner
Sheriff Seizes Freight Train in Jefferson County
A Jefferson County sheriff, armed with a writ of attachment, seized a Rock Island freight train arriving in Ry ANs on May 3. He chained a wheel to a rail and blocked the main line overnight, taking the engineer’s seat while railroad reps sought permission to move the train. The action stemmed from a $1 800 damages judgment against the railroad, with an appeal filed only by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ryan
Oks
Jefferson County
Rock Island Railroad Company
Chickasha
T.a.m
Crawford Street Methodist Church Plans Annex Gymnasium
In Vicksburg Mississippi the Crawford Street Methodist Church plans a new annex with a gymnasium bowling lanes shower baths reading rooms library and reception spaces. It will offer cooking domestic science singing sewing mission work and a Bible study class. The facility aims to be the first institutional church in the South with public access and no member requirement. The project is estimated to cost fourteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vicksburg
Miss
Crawford Street Methodist Church
Young Women’s and
Young Men's Christian Association
South
Executors and guardians accounts suspended for confirmation
Notice is given that the accounts and vouchers of numerous executors guardians trustees and estates are suspended for confirmation. Interested parties may file written exceptions by May 12, 1908 for hearing in Cincinnati on April 18, 1908 and continued daily until final disposition.
Sealed bids invited for Nevada street sewer project 1908
Legal notice announces sealed bids due Monday May 1 1908 for labor and materials to improve Nevada street from west street south including sewers and drains per plans on file. Bidders must provide certified checks. bids may be rejected. By order of the Board of Public Service April 25 1908.
Bid Notice for Stanley Avenue Sewer Improvements 1908
Notice posted by the Board of Public Service Cincinnati Ohio on May 7 1908 for materials and sewer drainage works on Stanley Avenue from south of Columbia to north of Woodbridge Place. Bid bond 500 dollars required. bond or certified check to guarantee bid return if rejected. Clerk John J. Wenner signs.
Bids Sought for Plum Street Improvement Cincinnati 1908
The City of Cincinnati invites bids by May 18 1908 for reconstructing Plum street from Fourth to Court, resurfacing with asphalt and adjusting curbs gutters and drains. A 2000 dollar bid bond or certified bank check is required, with contract execution and security to follow if accepted.
Air Washer Bid Notice for Cincinnati Project
The Board of Education invites sealed proposals for an Air Washer installation on Franklin and Sycamore streets in Cincinnati Ohio. Bids due May 29th at 12 o'clock noon in City Hall third floor. include all interested parties names and 8 percent bond. contract to be entered if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Franklin and
Sycamore
Cincinati
Ohio
E. N. Hannaford
Pickering Building
Cincinnati
Wagnett
Girl-Poe General Patent Updates at Woodbury Avenue
A brief item notes a general patent event tied to the Woodbury Avenue district, listing Best Bilis and Ba Woodburl as involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Pat
Fragmented notice hints at local ad sale details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an office and an upcoming ad sale. Readable items include the sale action and involved office, but most specifics are unclear.
Auburn Avenue Block Occupancy From Southern to Superior
A damaged snippet notes occupancy along Auburn Avenue spanning from Southern Street to Superior Street. No further details on owners dates or purposes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Avenue
Superior Street
Inter state Investment Co Advertises Easy Terms
A trimmed ad promotes salaried workers and others to contact Interstate Investment Co at 217 Commercial for confidential financing. Tribune Bidz is listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Investment
Tribune Bidz
Advertising translations offered for Hindustani and other dialects
The notice advertises translations of English advertisements into Hindustani Bengali Tamil Telugu Burmese Gujarati and other Indian dialects at modest rates. Correspondence invited. Signed by 8 M Hoosain Rangoon Burma India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
City of Cincinnati Seeks Bids for Renner Street Improvement
Legal notice announces bids for labor and materials to upgrade Renner Street from Byron Street to Dimmit's subdivision east of Vernon Street. Work includes grading limestone and concrete curbs brick paving and base and retaining walls per plans on file. Bond or certified check of 1000 required. bids subject to rejection. bidding forms to be used. contract to be awarded by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnnati
State of Ohio
Renner Street
Byron Street
Dimmit
Vernon Street
Lang
Npt
Thousan
Board of Public
Psiay
John J
Wenner
Sealed bids invited for street and sewer work May 2 1908
Sealed bids will be received at the office until 2 o clock Monday for furnishing materials and labor for the improvement of a street between avenues and streets, with sewers and drains. Bid must include full names, bid bond of 3500 dollars, and be on printed forms. Right to reject bids reserved. contracts to follow upon proper execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Nevada Street
West Street
Pla
John J. Wenner
Board of Public Service of the
Iy of
Stanley Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Woodbridge Place
Board of Public
Serprh
Ohio
Plum Street
Fourth Street
Court Street
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Order of the Board of Public Service
Enslin
Sum Solvent Bank
Rej
Public Sealed Bids Sought for Library Loft Upgrade
The Board of Public Service Cincinnati invites sealed bids by May 18 1903 for labor and materials to grade and improve the Hubbard tract library loft. Each bid must list all workers or companies and include a $3500 bond or certified check. Bids may be rejected with checks returned. John J Wenner Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Hubbard ‘Tract
Sole Solvent Bank
the Board of Public Service
John. J. Wenner
Notice of Civil Service Examination Fire Department
By order of the Board of Public Safety a physical and mental examination for SUBSTITUTE FIREMAN will be held at City Hall. Physical health test dates May 12 13 15 16 1908 at 9:30 am and mental test May 19 1908 at 9:00 am. Examinations cover health reading writing spelling arithmetic city geography duties of a substitute fireman. F Boyd president J J Mull Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH Board OF Public Safety
City Hall
Northeast Corner
Central Arena
Board of
Tle Safety
F. Boyd
J. J. Mulll
Heating and Ventilating Bid Notice by Board of Education
The Board of Education announces a bid opening at Ci Hall on May 2 at noon for a Hills School Building project on Rosters Lewis avenues Ohio. Bids must be sealed in blank forms obtained at listed offices and accompanied by a guaranty from a disinterested person equal to 30 percent of bid. The envelope must be plainly marked Heating and Ventilating. WITHROW, Chairman Committee on Buildings and Supervisory Items.
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Board of Education
Ci Hall
Nve
Hlands
Lewis Avenues
Ohio
Aeuhace
Meineinnath Ohio
M. Withrow
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Pacific Ocean
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San Francisco
Alltome
British Columbia
Funston
Department of California
Jacob
Port Frederick
Stratton
Hunter's
Whipple
Goat Ieland
Hoosier
Johnson
Chaice
Taft
Chicago
Bryen
Rulin Ohio Tobacco Beds
Bowling Green Company
Denhardt
OMK
African Methodist Conference
Jackies
Columbus
M. DB. Ingalls
Cincinnati Railway
Finley
Hon
Ll. Finley
Vine Street
West Fifth Street
George Bullock
Seeanickt
Bullock
Marshal
Pennsylvania
Hughes High School
Guy, Clifton and
McMillan Streets
Pickering
JL M
Eelogy .Prag
Sra
Fiat
Ath
Phoma
Eleene
Auburn Av
Theodore Mayer & Bro
First National Bane Bldg
Financial and Loans
Os Floral Av
Norwood
Hanauer Automobile CO
Seventh St
Fire Department
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