Roosevelt Hunt Proceeds Despite Rain and Heat in Wilderness
Assistant Secretary Latta, with Leo Shields, heads to a camp in the wilderness to seek the President during a hunting trip. Humid heat and dry conditions hamper hunting but a light rain aids the forest, while Holt Collier, famed Mississippi bear hunter, arrives with dogs as Ben Lilley bags a buck for the President’s supper.
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Commercial Tribune
Stamboul
Latta
Leo Shields
Holt Collier
Greenville
Ben Lilley
Collier
Youtsey Confession Claimed In Goebel Murder Case
Open letter from W H Johnson Clark County Justice accuses R R Franklin of opposing Powers search. Johnson cites Youtsey telling a Georgetown Democrat he killed Goebel and "delighted" in it. Fifth Powers trial date to be set tomorrow. Judge Simms seeks an early trial and acquittal hope.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
R. R. Franklin
Commonwealth
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
W. H. Johnson
Scott County
Franklin
Powers
Goebel
Youtsey
Johnson
Georgetown
Thompson
J.E. Simms
Bowling Green
J. C. Morris
Lagrange
Robert Franklin
Commonwealth Attorney
Simms
Judge Halts Picketing At Granite City Steel Plant
In Springfield Illinois October 7 Judge Humphrey of the United States Circuit Court granted a temporary injunction at the request of American Steel Foundries Granite City. The order restrains striker John Gill from picketing the plant or interfering with its operations. A related line is noted with the remaining order issued in Urbana.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Humphrey
United States
American Steel Foundries
Granite City
John Gill
Erie
Oats One Railway Yields Owl Trust Bonus Offer
A railway promotes a high bonus figure claiming the Owl Trust yields more than competitors. The noisy campaign emphasizes superior prices and value over rivals to attract customers.
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OATS
OWL Trust
Oil Trust Trial Highlights Railroads Shifts
Testimony in the Federal suit against the Oil Trust shows railroads preferred Standard Oil prices and contracts over the New York Lubricating Oil Company. Milton Smith of Louisville & Nashville warned not to seek renewal as a Galena Oil Company price rise followed. Harrison testified railroads chose higher priced Standard Oil via rival contracts despite satisfactory NYLOCO products.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Standard Oil Company
Oil Trust
Philip Harrison
New York Lubricating Oil Company
Standard
Harrison
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Milton Smith
Smith
Galena Signal Oil Company
Oil Combine
German Alliance Names Cincinnati Delegation to Meet Next Year
New York Oct 7 The German American National Alliance adjourned after three cheers for Roosevelt and three for Germanys Emperor William. President Hexemers declined re election but four new officers were elected with him carried on delegates shoulders. Officers include Dr Joseph Keller John Tjarke Colonel Stahl and John F Cappellmann. Timms Wenish Yeany also named in leadership roles. The group plans cooperation with other nationalities on immigration and backs German language instruction in schools.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Roosevelt
William
Germany
German-American National Alliance
Cincinnati
Hexemers
Joseph Keller
Indianapolis
John Tjarke
Baltimore
Colonel Stahl
Trenton
John F. Cappelmann
Charleston
Adolph Timms
Philadelphia
Hans Wenish
John Yeany
Pittsburg
Riots Crackdown Kills 100 Boxers in Cananfu
Oct. 7 report from NAI CHOW states that government troops killed one hundred Boxers at Cananfu during recent riots. Twenty rioters have been arrested and punished by the Chinese Government.
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Nai Chow
Cananfu
Arbitration plan passes at The Hague by 31 to 9
The Anglo American project for obligatory arbitration was approved by the Committee on Arbitration in The Hague. Opponents listed Germany Austro Hungary Switzerland Belgium Romania Greece Turkey Bulgaria Montenegro Italy Japan and Luxembourg abstained or were absent.
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The
Hague
Committee On Arbitration
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Switzerland
Belgium
Romania
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Italy
Japan
Father Poland in Critical Condition After Street Car Strike
The Rev. Father William Poland of St. Louis University philosophy department is in very bad condition after being struck by a street car last Sunday. He is from Cincinnati where his mother and siblings reside.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Father William Poland
St. Louis University
Father Poland
Cincinnati
Two Die In Mitchell Wreck Involving Milwaukee Train
Sioux City Iowa October 7 A Milwaukee freight train and switch engine collided at Mitchell South Dakota. Engineer Dennis E Summer and Fireman Weiland were killed. It was Weiland s second trip.
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Commercial Tribune
Sioux
City
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Dennis E. Summer
Weiland
Honduran land forces capture Acajutla port in September battle
The Pacific Mail steamer San Jose reports Honduran land forces captured the port of Acajutla in late September after a battle with Salvadoran troops. U S gunboats Yorktown and Chicago were absent. Details were scarce as the ship headed to San Francisco. Corinto customs checked the freighter before clearance. The event follows prior shel ling by the Momotombo and mounting unrest along the coast.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
San Jose
Panama
Acajutila
Salvador
Acajutla
United States
Yorktown
Momotombo
Acapulco
Acajula
Adee rejects San Francisco claim on Acajutla capture
Assistant Secretary Adee calls the San Francisco report an absurd canard claiming Honduran land forces captured Acajutla in late September after a battle with Salvadoran troops. He notes Honduras and El Salvador are on friendly terms and State Department has no trouble to report. Honduran Minister Ugarte says only peace conference talks were discussed and no Acajutla issues were mentioned. Ministers from Guatemala and Salvador report no advisories confirming the San Francisco account.
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Special Dispatch
N Commercial Tribune
Washington
Adee
San Francisco
Acajutla
Salvador
Honduras
State Department
Ugarte
Guatemala
Rebels Defeated Near Piura by Peruvian Police
A large band of Ecuadoran rebels was defeated by a Peruvian police detachment near Piura Peru. Eight rebels were killed and thirty captured during fighting as they planned to invade Ecuador and expected reinforcements after crossing the frontier. The remaining rebels dispersed.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Piura
Peru
Mother Dead Hang Self in Grief Stricken Home
In Hamilton Ohio Fred Gillardon 52, unmarried laborer, hanged himself at 442 South Front street after his mother Mrs. Mary Gillardon 82 died yesterday. He lived with her and was greatly attached. A double funeral is planned for tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Mary Gillardon
Fred Gillardon
South Front Street
Taft Welcomed by Shanghai Guilds Letters to War Secretary
In Shanghai on October 7 Chinese representatives from thirty four guilds sent a welcome letter to Secretary Taft who is expected to arrive in the city the following day for a visit.
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Taft
Shanghai
Marconi test links Manila to Morien 12000 miles apart
At Morien Nova Scotia Marconi experts recorded a wireless message from Manila during tests to receive Ireland signals. The Philadelphia cruiser was said to have arrived in Manila, with officials insisting no mistake and plans to extend East coast experiments. Morien lies 25 miles east of Sydney.
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Sydney
N. S
Marconi
Morien
Manila
Philadelphia
Marconi People
Pacific
Ireland
Statiog
Post Morien
Cape Breton
Meat Packers Meet Hear Debate On Meat Inspection Law
General Michael Ryan of Cincinnati, president of the American Meat Packers Association, urged delegates that the inspection cost should not be borne by packers and criticized Senator Beveridge for backing the feature during the convention in Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Michael Ryan
Cincinnati
Beveridge
Strenuous Day for Secretary Root in Mexico City
Secretary of State Root had a long day in Mexico City with five formal entertainments. He toured Chapultepec military academy and attended a banquet with Foreign Minister Mariscal, then watched a jaripeo cow boy exhibition before concluding with a Diplomatic Corps reception at the Chapultepec Hotel.
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Mexico City
Mex
Root
Chapultepec
Mariscal
Federal District
Jaripeo
Rootenatten
Dinbof Noe Ee
Head of Citizens' Association Attacks Unions in Michigan Speech
In Battle Creek on October 7 the National Citizens' Industrial Association opened. President C W Post urged arbitration and warned against labor unions and the closed shop. He warned public officials to serve the community and cited a town example where union organizers raised prices and harmed homeowners, urging citizens to judge public servants by the community’s interest.
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Battle Creek
Mich
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
C. W. Post
Post
Labor Trust
Oil Trust
City Party ticket forms in Cincinnati race
Third party move in Cincinnati aims to field a City Party ticket with Frank Pfaff for mayor and Albert Bettinger for vice mayor. Committee of Fifty holds long sessions at Burnet House planning candidates for City Treasurer City Auditor and Police Judge while fundraising targets of 50000 dollars plus a 10000 dollar pledge loom. Ministers press civic righteousness urging clean government as factions clash over clerical leadership and ballot strategies.
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City Party
Frank L. Pfaff
Albert Bettinger
Jacob Weller
William Culkins
Starbuck Smith
Linton
Burnet House
Evangelical Alliance
E. W. Sullivan
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Jesse B. Young
John
William Sullivan
Hell
Cincinnati Voters’ League
C. E. Schenk
J. B. Brown
I. W
B. C. Horton
J. W. Peters
Grant Perkins
B.D. Gaddis
John Pearson
J. G. Dover
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Joseph S. Neave
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H. West
Board of Public Service
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Alfred Bettman
Campaign Fund
Rabbi David Philipson
Ae Samuel Allen
A. K. Nippert
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Prescott Smith
Gustav Drach
Allen Collier
T. J. Moffett
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Howard Ferris
Charles Fitzgerald
Thomas Donnelly
Typographical Union
James Condron
Democratic Executive Committee
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Crosby Township
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