Russell Slighted by Venezuelan Officials
W. W. Russell American Minister to Venezuela sails from Willemstad on the Caracas for a two month vacation in the United States. He leaves after visiting Puerto Cabello where a gunboat salute greeted his departure while Venezuelan officials stay away in protest. Paris voices French anger at Castro as The Temps urges strong action.
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Good-By
United States
Castro
Caracas
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Paducah
Russell
Thomas P. Moffatt
Ate la Guayra
Taft Reports Fruitful Panama Visit and Canal Talks
Secretary Taft wrapped up conferences with Panama and U S officials on canal treaty points. A four member arbitration tribunal will determine land titles and valuations in the canal zone with Governor Magoon as umpire. Taft plans to sail back to the United States Tuesday.
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Taft
Panama
Amador
Arias
Senor Arango
United States
Mr. Squiers
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal Commission
Colombia
Magoon
Cuba
Canal
Ameer Replies to Indian Remonstrance on Frontier Incursions
Simla May 10 The Ameer of Afghanistan explains frontier control difficulties and says he has ordered measures to call back tribesmen who crossed the border and to prevent further incursions on British territory.
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Simla
British India
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cleveland Continues Recovery At Lakewood Hotel
Reports from the Lakewood Hotel indicate former President Grover Cleveland had a comfortable day and his condition continues to improve. Officials provide no further details on his health or plans for the coming days.
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Ewood
N. J
Lakewood Hotel
Grover Cleveland
Ohio Woman Hurt In Boston Auto Crash
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Mrs. Matilda Brooks of Mansfield Ohio visiting her daughter in College Run was run over by a millionaire politician’s son’s car in Boston. She is dying and her daughter is critically ill in hospital. Mr. Brooks hurries to Boston.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Matilda Brooks
Mansfield
College Run
Typhoid Rages Through Kiev Prison
A terrible outbreak of exanthematous typhoid sweeps the Kiev city prison with over two hundred deaths reported and nearly all inmates infected. The epidemic hospitalizes and alarms authorities as conditions worsen in May.
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Kiev
Russia
Night Riders Strike Indiana Farm Near Aurora
Marauders believed from Kentucky damaged Henry Kaiser’s tobacco beds five miles below Aurora Indiana. They dug a grave placed an old sword a box of matches and a threatening note warning Kaiser to stop growing tobacco. Farmers stayed alert anticipating further trouble.
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Aurora
Ind
Kentucky
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Troops Mobilize Actions Around Georgetown and Higginsport
A Troop B squad rode to Georgetown where Lieutenant Chamberlain joined after returning from Columbus. Another squad moved to Higginsport with Captain Knauss. A patrol stayed to Aberdeen eastward. Major Joseph Hall returned to Cincinnati and Colonel Kautzman left for Columbus with Dr. Brown. Troop A Captain Schofield reports Adams County line quiet. Saddler from Troop B on sick furlough. hospital empty. Gunfire heard near Rivley hills at 1 am. cause unknown.
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Commercial Tribune
Ripley
Georgetown
Chamberlain
Columbus
Higginsport
Knauss
Aberdeen
Joseph Hall
Cincinnati
Kautzman
Brown
Schofield
Adams County
Rivley
State Guards Intrude on Kentucky Farm Vigil
Colonel E W Lillard with 63 mounted guards camps on Edwin Byars farm near Augusta after patrolling from Falmouth via Neave and Brooksville. Officials protest the troop deployment without request, threatening warrants and indictments if illegal acts occur as Ohio units patrol the opposite river bank.
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Commercial Tribune
Augusta
E. W. Lillard
Edwin Byars
Falmouth
Neave
Brooksville
Byars
Lewis ‘Kinney
Henry Gross
Commonwealth
Hennessey
Ohio
Automobile and trolley collide injures Hartwell banker
A. L. Pope cashier of Elmwood Place National Bank suffered severe bruises when his automobile was hit by a Glendale trolley on Spring pike between Section and Fairview avenues in Hartwell yesterday afternoon. Eyewitnesses feared fatality as glass shattered and bystanders cried out. Pope, who lives at 223 Section avenue, was about 4:30 pm traveling north. both vehicles were at high speed.
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Elmwood Place National Bank
Glendale
Spring Pike
Section
Fairview Avenues
Hartwell
Pope
Section Avenue
Springfield Pike
Grocers From Midwest Rally Ahead of National Convention
Hundreds of grocers from the Midwest traveled to New York in hats bearing the Stopurkicked motto to urge prosperity ahead of the Retail Grocers Association convention in Boston. The Cincinnati delegation traveled in a special train with many members joined by families and planned a three day East tour after Boston.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Middle West
Retail Grocers’ Association
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East
New Yorkty
Woman's Body Found in Shallow Grave Near Lake Station
Lake Station authorities east of Gary Indiana report the discovery of a young woman's body, about two years old, three feet underground in a cemetery. No signs of foul play. clothing ordinary and no embalming evident. The corpse, kept in a vault, was viewed but not identified.
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Chicago
Lake Station
Gary
Ind
President Roosevelt Returns From Pine Knot Outing
President Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt and John Burroughs flew back to Washington on a special two car train from Pine Knot near Charlottesville Virginia. The president wore a Rough Rider campaign hat and said he was refreshed by the outing as a crowd greeted at the station.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Pine Knot
Charlottesville
Ethel Roosevelt
Frank McCoy
Mrs. Eddy Rumors About Illness Denied
In Boston on May 10, Mary Baker Eddy head of the Christian Science Church was said not to take her after noon drive and rumors of illness circulated. Alfred Farlow of the Christian Science Publicity Bureau insisted Eddy drives daily in Chestnut Hill and has not missed a day since arriving last January. He called the illness rumors unfounded and urged observation of Eddy in the afternoon carriage rides.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Chestnut Hill
Beacon Street
Mrs. Eddy
Rock Crashes Through Roof Injuring Three on B and O Express
A rock rolled from a hillside near Hammond seven miles east of Fairmont West Virginia and crashed through the roof of a smoking car on the Chicago and New York express of the Baltimore and Ohio. Three passengers were injured J B Howell head cut and bruised B F Gilmore head injured both taken to Fairmont Hospital Griffith Jones Negro Fairmont slightly injured. The train was moving at about forty miles an hour and stopped at Fairmont for medical aid.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Chicago and New York Express
Baltimore & Ohio Today
Hammond
J. B. Howell
B. F. Gilmore
Goshen
Ind
Fairmont Hospital
Griffith Jones
Pleasure trip ends in death off Plum Island
Nine men from Ebwuryport on a naphtha launch were capsized by a large wave while crossing the bar at Plum Island. Five drowned. Captain George E. Bailey, owner of the launch, and three others were rescued by passing boats. The victims were Italian shoemakers from the city.
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Ewburyport
Mass
Plum Island
Merrimac River
George E. Bailey
Cincinnati Man Commits Suicide By Poison In Kansas City
George P. Case aged 26 a storekeeper for the Pullman Company who recently came from Cincinnati where his father is well to do killed himself in Kansas City by drinking corrosive sublimate this May 10.
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George P. Case
Kansas City, Mo
George
P. Case
Pullman Company
Cincinnati
Big temperance meeting at Lyric attended by Governor Hanly
May 10 reports a large temperance gathering in Baltimore for the Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana urged stronger spiritual intensity among Methodists, saying renewed zeal could convert the nation in under a year. Also showcased were remarks by Governor E W Hoch of Kansas and Bishop John W Hamilton of San Francisco at a labor memorial day event in Ford's Grand Opera House.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyric
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Ford
Grand Opera House
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
John W. Hamilton
San Francisco
West Point Graduate Ends Life in Washington Hotel
Charles E. Bamford, a West Point graduate who resigned as a Second Lieutenant in 1906, shot himself in his Regent Hotel room in Washington. Letters among his effects point to an address in Trenton New Jersey and a plea to Adjutant Nevar Ainsworth for reappointment, suggesting a motive tied to melancholia during a civil engineering period.
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Washington
Charles E. Bamford
West Point
Regent Hotel
Hamilton Avenue
Trenton
Bamford
Nevar Ainsworth
Governor Magoon Returns from Cuba Trip in Havana
Governor Magoon arrived in Havana returning from his visit to Pinar Del Rio. He expressed pleasure at the reception and evident good will. Crowds cheered at the American colony in Herradura and at multiple stations along the train. A blind boy sang songs including one proposing Magoon as Cuba’s next president.
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Havana
Magoon
Pinar del Rio
Herradura
S. ‘Magoon
Cuba
Crowds Flock to Gunness Farm as Laporte Sees Transport Rush
About 15 000 sightseers visit the Gunness farm in Laporte with 4 000 more arrivals by rail and trolley. Hotels and restaurants struggle as conveyances fill and many visitors walk to the scene amid jokes and picnic scenes while authorities note missing relatives and possible victims.
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Ind
Laporte County
Gunness Farm
Darrow
Death Farm
Clear Lake
Pine Lake
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