Coffee Trader Skips Direct Question on Clients
A coffee trader refuses a pointed inquiry about clients, offering no direct answers. The incident leaves questions about client lists and business relationships unresolved.
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16 May 1912
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
1
Sielcken Faces Questions Over Coffee Valorization Ties
The money trust inquiry shifts to the coffee trade with Herman Sielcken of Crossman & Sielcken as the first witness. He faces questions on his ties to the Sao Paulo government and Brazilian valorization financing linked to the National City bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Money Trust
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Coffee Trust
Herman Xiaicken
Crossman & Sielcken
Coffee Letters
New York
Steicken
Utermyer
Sielcken
Commerceial Tribune
Siebcken
Untermyer
Unatermyer
Sieleken
Aes Oy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Commercial Tribune
Siebken
Sielcken Dos
Concides
State Départment
BP Plat
State Department
Matterc
Selcken
Money Trust Investigation Committee
Sce
Everybody's Doin It Says George Ade
Tribune dispatch reports George Ade says he has no wish to be governor or candidate yet he is open to being mentioned for the governorship. The note notes a rainy spell delaying corn planting and jokes that discussing potential governors is an indoor sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Tribune Bureau
Munsey
Washington
New York World
George Ade
Cleveland Bell Telephone Seeks 908000 Bond Issue
Cleveland attorney H Tolles filed an application in Columbus on May 15 seeking approval for a bond issue of 908000 for the Cleveland Bell Telephone Company. The action requests authorization to raise funds for company expansion and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. Tolles
Cleveland
Bell Telephone seeks 900000 debt issue approval in state case
H O Seymour representing Bell Telephone presented to the state public utilities commission an application for authority to issue 900000 in notes to pay existing debts. The commission found the submission insufficient and ordered the company to file an appraisal and inventory of its property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
H. O. Seymour
Chican
Bell Telephone Co
State Publi Utilities
Seven Men Die in Big Forest Fire Near Hamilton
Seven men were burned to death and six square miles of timber were destroyed when a forest fire swept Skagit County Washington last night. The English Logging Company camps near Hamilton were wiped out and property losses reached 100090 dollars. Bellin gham death May 15. Seven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbed
English Logging Company
Hamilton
Skagit County
Wash
Bellingh
Seven Charred Bodies Found in Lund Fire Ruins
Seven charred bodies were found in the ruins of Chris Petersons home near Lund in Lyman County. Authorities believe the victims may be Peterson and his wife and five children though whether murder or accidental death caused the blaze remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oacoma
Seveersons
Chris Peterson
Lund
Lyman County
Veterson
Fire destroys cattle pens at Kansas City stockyards
Fire swept five acres of cattle pens at the Kansas City stockyards in Missouri. More than 2,000 head of cattle were confined, most of which were lost. The blaze destroyed the government tuberculosis testing station at the center of the yards, and losses are expected to exceed $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cliryl Mo
Thensas City
Steel magnate grilled as Senate probes steel trust merger
John A. Topping testified about the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. in the government case against United States Steel, describing its assets, mineral lands, and cheap raw materials while detailing his role in the syndicate and the sale of his stake. Williams denounced William P. Boland and repudiated a signed letter, accusing Boland of using bribery to obtain information and linking Archbald to potential rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Topping
Republic Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel
Attorneneral Dickinson
Goment
Tennessee Coal, Ironland
Steel Trust
Topping
Tennessee Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Lake District
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Richard V. Lindabury
Dickinso
Bibles
Frick
Judge Gary
Tthe Steel Corporation
Toppingill
William FE. Core
The
Steel Corporation
Europe
Colton
Washington
Edward J
Boland
Scranton
Williams
Conn
Laurel Line
Calm Bank
Williams and
Archhbald
Erie
French Bandits Dead After Nogent Siege Killings
In Paris on May 16 a massive crowd gathered to witness the siege of bandits Garnier and Vallet. The pair died by their own hand and in combat, four police officers hospitalized. A villa search recovered notebooks and seven automatic pistols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nogent-Sur-Marne
Garnier
Valier
Nox
Inspector Fleury
Guichard
Choisy-Le-Roi
Prefecture of Police
Godorowsky
Bill
Octave Garnier
Paul
Vallet
Roosevelt Declares Nomination Assured as Campaign Advances
Former President Roosevelt asserts he will secure the Republican nomination on the first ballot. He cites a delegate table showing a large majority of uninstructed and already elected delegates backing him, criticizes Taft over Brownsville actions, and pitches farmers to support his drive in Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ohio
New Jersey
Kenton
Roosvelt
Taft
Secretary of War
Brownsville
Mr. Taft
Col Roosevelt
Retirement Decision Endorses Three Methodist Bishops
At the Minneapolis general conference details show Bishop Henry W. Warren of Denver Bishop David H. Moore of Cincinnati and Bishop Thomas B. Neeley of New Orleans vote for retirement from active service Warren 449 344 Moore 624 269 Neeley 496 297 The committee recommended retirement for Warren and Moore and urged a ballot for all three bishops The conference paused amid applause and hisses as the vote was cast and Bishop Moore urged automatic retirement at age 70 after his remarks the assemblage sang Blest be the tie that binds. The episcopacy committee will report tomorrow on new bishop recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry W. Warren
Denver
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
Thomas B. Neeley
New Orleans
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
Bishop Moore
Bishop Neeley
Bishop Warren
Abraham Lincoln
Werren
Moore
Neeley
Frank Cole
Arkansas
Thomas Mason
Masoon
Arctic Ocean
Episcopacy Committee
Taft renews attack on Roosevelt in Ohio campaign
President Taft winds through Ohio voices harsh critique of Theodore Roosevelt while defending his administration. He speaks twelve times, despite hoarseness, noting Roosevelt’s alleged personal attacks and urging voters to consider the square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Roosevelt
Taft
Thomas l. Rhoades
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Marion
Lincoln bodyguard member dies in Monessen shooting
Charles M Derickson, a member of Lincoln's bodyguard who allegedly carried the first alarm at the White House, was shot and killed in Monessen. His father Major B Derickson once captained the president's bodyguard.
Free electric fans for sick to aid poor in summer plan
The National Electric Light Association, an unincorporated welfare charity for electric light companies, will supply and operate free electric fans for the sick this summer. The plan, costing about £100,000, spreads from New York to 50 communities nationwide, with eleven local companies participating including Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Or Light Association of
New York
Eaison Company
Judge Archbald in Katydid leak case referenced in March 1911 letter
Williams wrote on March 13 1911 that a party dealing with him referred to Judge Archbald. He described offering for the Katydid calm leak and said the judge later visited his office. Conn likely to resume testimony tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Conn
Archbald
Worthington
Boland
Judge Archbald
Floyd
Williams
Webb
Washington
Butler County Roads Bad Division Request Diverted Funds
Township trustees appeal to county commissioners to split a three year old road levy among townships. Funds were spent on state aided road improvements, with any remaining after the next project to be distributed, pending Prosecuting Attorney Burns’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Burns
Hermit Left 10000 to Poor in England from Cleveland Millionaire
The will of William F. Newcombe, Cleveland millionaire hermit, leaves about 10000 dollars for a fund to aid the poor of Black Torrington county England his birthplace. Niece Addie Groves Ives of Berlin Heights Ohio and her two daughters receive roughly 350000 dollars of the 400000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
William F. Newcombe
Cleveland
Black Torrington County
England
Addie Groves Ives
Berlin Heights
Elderly Couple Injured In Home Fall
Hamilton Ohio May 15 John Zettler 95 fell on stairs at his home and in the fall struck his wife 8 years old both crashed to the cellar floor and were injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
John Zettler
Commercial Tribune Presidential Preference Postal Card Balloting
A brief notice outlines presidential preference votings by postal ballot as a commercial triangle item. It notes ballot distribution and timing details while indicating participation logistics for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt tours towns amid crowded crowds and broom incident
Colonel Roosevelt delivers speeches in multiple Ohio cities including Springfield Elyria Nor walk Bellevue Sandusky and Xenia amid large crowds and police help. A broom fixed to his ear sparked crowd complaints at Xenia while he defends a judicial decision referendum and plans further stops before Toledo. Comptroller William Prendergast of New York will offer the Chicago nominating speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Xenia
Roosevelt
Greenville
Piqua
Lima
Defiance
Toledo
William Prendergast
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt Claims Lead Over Taft at Kenton Nomination Shuffle
Colonel Roosevelt asserted a lead over President Taft for the nomination during a Kenton visit. He said Taft already has enough delegates and noted California’s solid, uncontested delegates boosting his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton, CO
Taft
Roosevelt
Kenton
Leaper
California
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Big Rubber Deal To Be Closed In New York
A syndicate of financiers announced that B F Goodrich will acquire the Diamond Rubber Company for 45 million dollars in stock. Stockholders will vote to authorize an extra stock issue of 15 million in 7 percent cumulative preferred and 30 million in common, lifting Goodrich capitalization to 90 million with one third in preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B F. Goodrich Company
Diamond Rubber Company
Goodrich Company
Mrs. Bleakley Is New D of R Head
Mrs Clarence L Bleakley of New York was elected president general of the Daughters of the Revolution. Other officers include Mrs Nathaniel Keay of Pennsylvania, Mrs Robert Ward of New Jersey, Mrs Washington Yale of Minnesota as vice presidents and Mrs Herbert B Henry on Long Island as recording secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Clarence L. Bleakley
New York
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Nathaniel Keay
Pennsylvania
Robert Ward
New Jersey
Washington Yale
Minnesota
Herbert B. Henry
Long Island
Fred M. Goss
Melrose
Frank P. Whiting
Taft Arrives in Cleveland For Planned Campaign Events
President Taft will arrive in Cleveland tonight and attend several shop meetings with speeches from an automobile tomorrow. He is expected to repeat his Boston address at the mass meeting scheduled for Central Armory in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Taft
Boston
Central Armory
Taft vows to break up steel and harvester trusts at Newark
President Taft spoke to a sizable Newark crowd addressing the trusts issue. A heckler pressed him on action against the steel and harvester trusts, to which Taft replied he would break them up as he cited Roosevelt era experiences and past administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Taft
Steel and Harvester
Theodore Roosevelt
Green Bay
President Taft Defends Progressiveness in Mount Vernon Speech
In Mount Vernon on May 15 President Taft answered Colonel Roosevelt’s charge that he is a reactionary. He cited his administration record as proof of progressiveness. Taft’s voice was husky as he spoke about faith in deeds and the value of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, CO
Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
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Money Trust Committee
Cleveland Bell Telephone Company
City
Dickinson
Gainsportant
K. A. Topping
Clayton
Willliams
Representative McCoy
W. P. Boland
William +P. Boland
William Fitzgerald
Martin
Price
Sterling
T. R
Elyria
Springfield
Illinois
Lorimer
Wee
Shasged
Brownsvile
Geomnet
Republican Party
Democratic Party
East
Wall Street
Massachusetts
Cincinnati Divine
Meade Aly
Sandusky
Lincoln
Edward J. Williams
Archbald Investiga
Tion
Butler County
Hermit
Taft Roosevelt
LA Follette
Dark Horse
Goodrich
Diamond Company
Mrs. Bleakley
D. OF R. Head
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