Veterans and Children to Be in Parade Memorial Day Plan
Memorial day events in Cincinnati mark the 50th anniversary of the Civil War clash with wide civic involvement. The General Memorial association led by Colonel Max Silberberg outlines parade and service details with 2000 to 3000 schoolchildren expected to march, honoring veterans and fallen heroes at Spring Grove and other cemeteries.
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Cincinnati
General Memorial Association
Max Silberberg
Spring Grove
Burton Analyzes Aldrich Plan in Rhode Island Bankers Meeting
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio critically examines the Aldrich plan for a central reserve system during a gathering of Ohio bankers at the Country Club in Rhode Island. He urges coordinated action and argues the need for reforms balancing resource mobilization and currency flexibility amid concerns over capital and government bond handling.
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Fr Jg
Aldrich
Central Reserve Association
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Country Club
National Bankers’ Association
Nashville
Burton
Great Central Association
5. D. Fitton
Kent
England
France
America
Reserve Association
Monetary Commission
Barney Oldfield Discusses Indianapolis Speedway Race
Barney Oldfield speaks about the upcoming Indianapolis Speedway race as featured in pages 6 and 7 of section 4. The snippet hints at preparations and expectations for a major auto event.
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Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis Speedway
Pogdooc
Mrs Stevens replies in Bowler divorce case
Mrs Ange lina G Stevens of New York filed a bill of exceptions in the supreme court denying she lent money to Bowler to hasten his divorce or to support relations with Edith Reynolds. She asserts the loan was to secure his marriage to Reynolds and says the master overstepped the evidence in finding improper motives or arrangements.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Angelina G. Stevens
New York
Edith S. Reynolds
George Pendleton Bowler
Cincinnati
Stevens
Bowler
Harvard
Mrs. Reynolds
Reynolds
Edith
Dean of Tulane Medical College Dies in New Orleans
Dr. Stanford Emerson Chaille aged eighty one died at his home in New Orleans. A prominent southern medical man, he served almost fifty years as dean of Tulane Medical College and in 1879 led the Havana yellow fever commission. He attended Jefferson Davis in his final illness.
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New Orleans
Stanford Emerson Chaille
South
Tulane Medical College
Chaille
Havana
Jefferson Davis
Senate Bribery Probe Fails to Secure Evidence
Columbus May 27 The Senate bribery probe committee will not seek more evidence as to charges against senators. The panel plans only to draft a report for the next session and may cite five newspaper men and an attorney for contempt. Legal action could lead to fines and potential trials, though grand jury indictments seem unlikely.
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Senate
Fire devastates Quebec business district causing $250000 loss
A major fire swept through Quebec City's business section on May 27, gutting two large factories and several homes and inflicting property damage exceeding 250000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames through the afternoon and evening.
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Quebec
Canada
Archbishop Appointed Succeeding Ryan in Philadelphia
Rome May 27 announces Rt. Rev Edmund Prendergast auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia has been named Archbishop of Philadelphia succeeding the late Patrick John Ryan who died last November.
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Rome
Edmund Prendergast
Philadelphia
Vatican
Patrick John Ryan
Six Hours Left to Finish Month's Work in Ohio Legislature
Columbus May 27 Six hours next Wednesday are allotted to finish the leg islature’s five months of work in a session noted for delay. The six hours may not suffice as leaders plan to suspend clocks to extend the day. Key measures include the Winters public utilities bill with changes on service after franchise expiry and rate fixing. Governor Harmon aims to shape the Edwards county tax bill and balance of power on a widened or narrowed tax board. The Crosser referendum bill and general appropriations also figure in the coming session.
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Commercial Tribune
BonaBon
Harrison Building
Columbus
State House
Joint Conference Committee
Standard Oil Company
Allied Gas
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Ohio
Harmon
Edwards County
House
Senate
Hogan
Creamer
Fullington
Graves
Torrid Wave Breaks May Heat Record
A sweltering May day peaked at 95 degrees in the weather office tower and 90 to 95 on street level as heat battered the city. Forecaster Devereaux predicted cooler skies soon while Herman Marazzi, 19, of 709 Race Street, collapsed from heat at Liston and Barkley and was hospitalized.
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Mercury
Devereaux
Middle West
Herman Marazzi
Race Street
Liston Avenue
Barkley Street
City Hospital
Heat claims one life as Louisville endures May record
In Louisville on May 27 a heat wave caused one death and two prostrations. The thermometer hit 96 degrees, a May record, then eased by 7 p m by five degrees as the day cooled slightly.
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Louisville
Boy Scout Official Handbook serial to appear in Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune will publish serial installments of the Boy Scout of America Official Handbook for Cincinnati boys and residents. The articles promise insight into the Boy Scout movement and urge parents and youths to follow and treasure the handbook installments as they begin soon.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Boy Scout of America
Boy Scout Movement
Mexico estimates war cost and claims process
Mexico faces payment of war costs with a plan to dissolve insurrecto forces, reassign many to rurales, and pay them as regular army veterans. A five member claims committee would certify and speed payments. Diplomats put total losses at about 20 million in gold, with Americans bearing roughly half and Chinese and Japanese claims rising from killings in Torreon.
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Mexico
Diaz
Francisco I. Madero
Juarez
Corps of Rurales
de la Barra
Chamber of Deputies
Sonora
Coahuila
Torreon
Legation
Japan
Gates Tells How Steel Trust Was Formed
John Z Gates testified before the Steel Trust investigating committee detailing the birth of the United States Steel Corporation. He described Carnegie's resistance to binding gentlemen's agreements, Morgan and Schwab shaping the deal, and Rockefeller selling out at forty cents on the dollar. He recounted the 1907 Tennessee Coal and Iron takeover and the all night New York conference that created the steel trust.
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Washington
John Z. Gates
House “Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Mills
John D. Rockefeller
Carnegie
Gates
Standard Oil
Mr. Carnegie
Mr. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
J. P. Morgan
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee Company
Morgan
Trust Company of America
Mr. Morgan
James J. Hill
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Charles H. Schwab
New York
National Tube Company
Rockefeller
Stanley
Steel Trust
McGillicuddy
E. H. Gary
Norman B. Reame
Rebels Attack Diaz's Train in Mexican Battle
Federal troops escorting ex President Diaz beat back 700 rebels near Tepeyahualco. Diaz and his son joined the clash, 30 rebels killed, 3 federals wounded. Diaz plans to sail May 31 aboard the Ypiranga from Vera Cruz.
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Diaz
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Tepeyahualco
Porfirio Diaz
Ypiranga
Europe
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United States
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Master
E. E. Cook
Columbus Citizen
Ralph G. Leblond
Negley C. Cochran
Toledo News Bee
Alfred C. Crause
Clarence C. Lyon
Charles J. Pretzman
Burns Detectives
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Father Ryan
China
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China Shop
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