Nan Patterson Bail Still Pending in Jerome Case
Nan Patterson remains in doubt as bail is ready from two bondsmen while District Attorney Jerome weighs possible actions. Counsel says Jerome will decide soon on bail admission, discharge on recognizance, dismissing the indictment, or retry. A threatening letter to Patterson’s mother is noted as potentially significant but unclear in origin.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Nan Patterson
Jerome
Miss Patterson
Abraham Levy
Rand
Levy
J. Randolph Patterson
John Bartlett Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
Julia
Foster
Denver Dines Roosevelt Banquet Fetes President in Denver
President Roosevelt is greeted by Colo rado crowds during a Colorado tour from Glenwood Springs to Denver. A lavish banquet at the Brown Palace Hotel, hosted by the Denver Chamber of Commerce, features a formal toast program, music, and a large turnout. The Rio Grande train arrives on time at Union Station as city officials and security escorts greet the President.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
President Roosevelt
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Brown Palace Hotel
Rocket
Chicago
James S. Temple
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Gabbert
Jesse McDonald
Robert W. Speer
Hhe City
Thomas M. Patterson
Rio Grande
Union Station
Tempi
McDonald
Speer
Secret Service
Loeb
Temple
Roosevelt
The
Patterson
Seventeenth Street
Shaffer to Step Down as Iron Workers Leader
Detroit May 8 T J Shaffer announces at the Amalgamated Association convention that after eight years as president he will yield the post. The race for successor centers on M F Tighe of Pittsburgh and H F McArdle, with Larkin of Wheeling noted as another possible contender.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
T. J. Shaffer
Shaffer
M. F. Tighe
Pittsburg
H. F. McArdle
Fter
Russian Fleets Form Junction in Far East
Reports from Amoy and Hong Kong describe Japanese warships near China and Formosa with scouts around Formosa and into the Pacific. Rojestvensky’s squadron is traced near Annam, while Paris says the Russian squadron left Kong Hai bay. Tokyo relations note influence from high officials.
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Amoy
China
Hongkong
Formosa
Pacific
Tamsui
Saigon
Cochin
Rojestvensky
Dejonquiere
A Bay
Hon-Kohe Bay
Annam
Paris
Kong Hai
Kahnhoa
Nha Trang
Caleb Powers Case Postponed in Goebel Murder Probe
In London Kentucky on May 8 a partial transcript in Caleb Powers case was filed in the U S Circuit Court and the case was docketed. A motion to set aside the docket was overruled and the trial delayed to allow copying of the record with a habeas corpus writ floated to Thursday.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Caleb Powers
Goebel
United States Circuit Court
Scott Circuit Court
Powers
Richard Yates
Illinois
R v. Hill
United States
Western District
Kentucky
R. C. Kinkead
Louisville
J. C. Sims
Bowling Green
H. C. Howard
Paris
D. K. Rawlings
Hays
C. J. Bronston
Lexington
Hill
Circuit Court
Bronston
Cochran
State Street Strikers Rally Amid Fatalities and Protections
Chicago action during the state street strike sees 15 hundred nonunion wagons in operation and a deputy force of 1,150 protecting routes. Three men are fatally injured and many others hurt as clashes erupt between strikers and strikebreakers near the Olympic Theater and State and Van Buren.
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Paint Workers
Heath & Milligan
Teamsters’ Organization
Teamsters
State Street
Forty-seventh Street
North Avenue
Western Avenue
Employers’ Teaming Company
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Chicago
Wade Crowder
Olympic Theater
John .Pitkin
William D. van Dyke
Harry Cunningham
Adams Express Company
Emil Kimber
Albert McKay
State and
van Buren Streets
Wind Wrecks Roof of One Church Spire of Another
A powerful storm damages two church structures in separate sites. One church loses its roof while a neighboring church suffers a collapsed spire, prompting emergency repairs and investigations into perils facing historic sanctuaries.
Storm Devastates Cincinnati Churches Homes and Walls
A baby cyclone tore through Cincinnati delivering roof damage at Trinity M E Church and a church steeple loss at German Lutheran Church. A one story home collapsed on Colerain and Spring Grove Avenues while shingles flew and a retaining wall fell. City hospitals reported trees down and bulged walls as crews assessed losses totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Trinity M. E. Church
Ninth Street
Elm
Race
Hoffner
Apple Streets
Cumminsville
Colerain
Spring Grove Avenues
David & Siehl
George A. Massey
Race Street
Ninth
Court Streets
Stix
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Heil
City Hospital
Samuel Miller
Wade
Byron Swimming Meet Arranged in Venice Eight Mile Challenge
Lord Byron challenged friends to an eight mile swim from Lido to Santa Chiara. He won a splendid victory. An international swimming competition was instituted in remembrance with the first meeting this year. The winner receives an artistic cup offered by an English lady.
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Lido
Santa Chiara
Nurse Eva Horn Recovers From Illness at City Hospital
Probationary nurse Eva Horn, who fell ill Sunday with symptoms of cerebro spinal meningitis, is reported to have only a mild tonsillitis. Doctors say she is much improved and should return to work in a few days, not confined to bed.
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Eva Horn
City Hospital
Rush To Protect the Interstate Commission
Cincinnati business groups led protests to Senator Foraker over a reported Senate Interstate Commerce Committee bill. Messages from the Receivers and Shippers Association, Chamber of Commerce, Pine Lumber Dealers, and others urge caution and deny any bill that would curb rather than extend the Interstate Commerce Commission’s powers. The association says telegrams express local sentiment and no reply is expected.
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Senator Foraker
Power of Commerce
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Manufacturers’ Club
Pine Dealers’ Association
The
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Ohio Shippers’ Association
Columbus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
R. H. West
West
Pine Lumber Dealers’ Association
J. B. Foraker
L. P. Lewin
Commission
Co. B. Murray
Lux Intendent Chamber of Commerce
Divorced Twice They Re marry Third Time in Twelve Years
Jacob Gottfried foreman on the Western Ohio Traction Line married the same woman for the third time after two prior divorces. The first marriage occurred in 1893, the second in 1903, and a breach of promise suit by Mrs. Gottfried against Daniel Miller was settled in June 1904 for $200.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Jacob Gottfried
Western Ohio
Gottfried
Daniel Miller
Miller
Goturied
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