Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, Sep 5, 1910, p. 1

Stock Broker and Turfman James R. Keene Ill

James R. Keene, noted stock broker and turfman, is reported ill. Details on condition or hospital remain unavailable.

Keene Stricken With Pneumonia in Lexington

James R. Keene, 73, was diagnosed with pneumonia and moved to Good Samaritan hospital in Lexington. Doctors say the condition is serious but not necessarily alarming while noting lung congestion and a 100 degree fever. Foxhall Keene is en route from New York to visit.

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Dispatch Commercial Tribune Lexington James R. Keene Good Samaritan Hospital Keene John Scott Foxhall Keene New York J. A. Daingerfield Castleton Farm

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German Day Big Success At Chester Park

A large crowd attended German Day at Chester Park with over 15000 people enjoying athletic events on land and water. The celebration featured two brass bands, a large opera house program, and remarks by Judge Augustus H. Bode praising German American contributions and heritage.

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Chester Chester Park Labor United Singers of Cincinnati Vaterland Augustus H. Bode America

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Roosevelt's Western Tour Draws Nationwide Cheers

Ex president Theodore Roosevelt, tired but undeterred, rode 3700 miles through South Dakota Minnesota and North Dakota on a Sunday with crowds at every stop. He relented and spoke at each station, insisting he would not speak on Sunday but finally addressing eager listeners from the train platform.

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Fargo N. D South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota Roosevelt Sevelt Sioux Falls Weller Colonel Roosevelt New York Sagamore Hill Marshall Teddy Hanley Falls Minn Morris Campbell

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Pinchot Leads Clash Over State Rights in Conservation

Gifford Pinchot launches a fight for national control of natural resources at a five day convention in St Paul. He coordinates state conservation commissions with a national body, appoints officers, and signals a shift away from Roosevelt era centralization. The move sparks talk of state power influence and potential delegations from Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan.

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St., Paul, Minn Gifford Pinchot National Conservtions Congress National Conservation Congress Mr. Pinchot National Control J. J. Hill Pinchot Lake Michigan Del

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Tight Race in Wisconsin For Seat in U. S. Senate

Milwaukee dispatch outlines a tight Wisconsin primary with La Follette and Cook for the Republican U S Senate endorsement. It notes Democratic and Prohibition contests, gubernatorial fights over county option, and multiple congressional nominations amid opposition to Speaker Cannon and tariff debates.

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Wisconsin U. S. Senate Milwaukee Wis United States

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Dynamiters Strike Peoria Plant Wrecks Bridges and Buildings

Explosions wreck the Lucas Bridge and a large Peoria iron plant at 10 30 with three saloons damaged and the night watchman Robert Gebhardt seriously injured. A second bombing destroyed steel girders in East Peoria delaying the Peoria and Pekin Union bridge. A $2000 reward is offered as officials cite open shop tensions and labor strife as the motive.

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Peoria Ill Lucas Iron Company Robert Gebhardt Lucas Company Peoria and Pekin East Pittsburg Steel ‘Works Peoria and Pekin Union Pittsburg Company Johnson Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad

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Michigan primary races set for Tuesday across parties

Detroit Sept 4 Primary elections are scheduled Tuesday with legislature and county offices on ballots. Republican governor contenders include Patrick H. Kelly Charles E S Osborne and Amos S Musselman. U S Senator Burrows faces Townsend challenge while Hemens stands for governor in Democratic race. Several congressional incumbents face no opposition.

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Detroit Mich Patrick H. Kelly Charles E Osborne Sault Ste Marie Amos S. Musselman Grand Rapids L. N. Dickinson Charlotte N.C. Rice of Benton Harbor and John Q. Ross Muskegon Townsend Burrows United States J. C. Burrows Charles E. Townsend Jackson

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Prayers for Success of Congress in Montreal

Montreal September 4 prayers were offered across churches for the Eucharistic congress opening Tuesday at St James cathedrals legate Vincent Vannutelli. Crowded worship and processions followed with sermons urging sacrifice as central to religion amid Protestant Anglican debates.

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Montreal St. James Vincent Vanutelli St. James’ Cathedral Notre Dame Touchet St. Patrick’s Cardinal Logue Father Vaughan London St. Patrick's England Ehhon Logue

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Former Toledo Police Chief Found Dead in Hotel

George W Boley, 50, former chief of police of Fostoria, was found dead with a bullet wound in a Toledo hotel this afternoon. Despondency over finances is cited as the cause.

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Toledo George W Boley Fostoria

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Julian Edwards Dies at 54 in Yonkers Home

New York dispatch reports famed composer Julian Edwards died at 1 19 this morning at his Yonkers home from heart disease and complications. He had suffered seven months of illness. Edwards was 54.

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New York Julian Edwards Yonkers Edwards

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Labor Sunday Observed Across Chicago Churches

Labor Sunday in Chicago saw sermons and pulpit addresses on organizing labor. About a score of churches featured union representatives in the services, replacing the traditional industrial parade with picnics and parties planned for tomorrow.

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Chicago

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Fire destroys Leader Department Store in Minneapolis

A fire of unknown origin engulfed the Leader Department Store in Minneapolis tonight, wiping out the entire stock and wrecking the four story building. Officials estimate the loss at 225000 dollars.

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Minneapolis, Minn Leader Department

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Taft Departs Chicago For St Paul In National Campaign

President Taft travels from Chicago to St Paul on the way to address the National Conservation congress and the Minnesota state fair Labor Day event. He chats briefly at stations with crowds while avoiding public speeches en route. Local leaders like Laylin and McKinley’s aide Duncan McKinlay accompany him.

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Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Samuel A. Cook la Follette Congress Roosevelt Taft Cook Charles Weisse Sixth Burt Williams Ashland Cincinnati Dan Shea St. Paul New State Chicago St Paul National Conservation Congress Minnesota Ohio Hughes United State Supreme Court Washington Cleveland James A. Cassidy City United States H. Davis Toledo Lewis C. Laylin Republican State Executive Committee McKinley Republican Congressional Campaign Committee National League of Republican Clubs New York Laporte Ind Duncan McKinlay California Maine McKinlay Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Chicago & Northwestern House of Representatives

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Roosevelt May Push Harlan to Chief Justice Post

Washington dispatch notes supporters urge President Taft to appoint Justice Harlan as chief justice with a plan for Harlan to retire later. The scheme envisions Hughes rising to chief justice and Bowers becoming an associate justice, reshaping the court before the Taft era ends.

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Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court of the United Hughes New York Fuller Marian Taft Supreme Court Haras Mr. Hughes Justice Harlan Justice Harland Supreme Bench Field Marshall Storey Mr. Bowers Representa

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Stock Broker and Turfman James R. Keene Ill

Keene Stricken With Pneumonia in Lexington

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German Day Big Success At Chester Park

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Roosevelt's Western Tour Draws Nationwide Cheers

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Pinchot Leads Clash Over State Rights in Conservation

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Tight Race in Wisconsin For Seat in U. S. Senate

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Dynamiters Strike Peoria Plant Wrecks Bridges and Buildings

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Michigan primary races set for Tuesday across parties

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Prayers for Success of Congress in Montreal

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Former Toledo Police Chief Found Dead in Hotel

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Julian Edwards Dies at 54 in Yonkers Home

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Labor Sunday Observed Across Chicago Churches

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Fire destroys Leader Department Store in Minneapolis

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Taft Departs Chicago For St Paul In National Campaign

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Roosevelt May Push Harlan to Chief Justice Post

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