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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

2

Night riders threaten cotton planters in Arkansas

Reports from Jonesboro Arkansas say night riders in Northeastern Arkansas organize to cut next year cotton acreage and force this year's crop to meet the International Farmers Union minimum price. Three Craighead County farmers and one in Poinsett County are menaced. A farmer bound for Lake City was turned back by about twenty horsemen ordered to hold his cotton for the minimum price.

Jonesbqro Ark Arkansas International Farmers’ Union Convention Ft. Worth Craighead County Poinsett County Lake City

Planters Deny Arkansas Night Raids By Union Leaders

R H McCulloch of Beebe Arkansas Farmers Union explains there is no union plan to engage in night riding at Lake City near Jonesboro. He says some farmers are upset over cotton crop misrepresentation but the union has authorized no such move and would not condone property damage.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Farmers’ Union Lake City Jonesboro R. H. McCulloch Beebe National Organization of the Union Arkansas Mississippi

Obituaries Honor Noted Educator and Several Leaders

Obituary notices report H H Smith father of Georgia Governor Hoke Smith dying in Atlanta at 88. Major Bradford Dunham former B&O and Plant System executive dies in Waynesville NC. John Andrews long time Cleveland Fire Chief dies at 63. James A Fisher age 89 dies in Foster KY. Francisco Mariano Quinones Porto Rican leader dies in San Juan PR. highlighted for abolition efforts and service in Spanish Cortes. Calvin Cisco dies in Madison Indiana at 83, father of mayor John M Cisco.

H. H. Smith Hoke Smith Georgia South Atlanta New Hampshire California Baltimore North Carolina Dr. Smith Bradford Dunham Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Waynesville N. C Montgomery, Ala John Andrews Cleveland (O Andrews James A. Fisher Foster Bracken County Kentucky Francisco Mariano Quinones San Juan P. R Europe New York Porto Rico Madrid Sener Quinones Legislative Assembly Post Senor Quinenes Calvin Cisco Madison Ind John M. Cisco

Unknown man found near Saukville identified as Peter Neiland

Milwaukee report states the body found near Saukville is Peter Neiland, a farmer who vanished a month ago. It is believed he died by his own action. The case earlier tied to Ralph Wyn Eddy, the missing bridegroom, is now closed as a wrongful assumption.

Milwaukee Saukville Wis Ralph Wyn Eddy Peter Neiland

Habitual Constipation Remedies and Pricing Note

An old medical or patent remedy notice discusses overcoming habitual constipation with proper sanas orts and laxatives to aid nature. It emphasizes not supplanting natural functions and mentions a price of 50 cents per unit.

Franco-Spanish note on Hafid Sultan recognition sent

Paris reports the Franco-Spanish note to signatory powers under the Algeciras framework regarding Mulai Hafid as Sultan of Morocco. Hafid asks for Diplomatic Corps participation at Tangier for recognition, urges joint reforms, and seeks fair treatment for Abd el Aziz and Moroccan officials.

Paris Mulai Hafid Morocco Algeciras Tangier Mulaj Abd-El- Aziz France

Germany Considers Franco Spanish Note On Hafid Sultan Claim

The French ambassador and Spanish charg d’affaires submitted identical notes recognizing Mulai Hafid as Sultan of Morocco to German acting secretary Steinrich. Germany will study the note at Von Buelow’s direction, while Franco Spanish text omits repayment for Casablanca occupation, reserving rights to seek reimbursement after Hafid’s recognition.

Berlin Jules Cambon Mulai Hafid Abd-El- Aziz Morocco Herr Steinrich Foreign Office von Buelow Norderney Casa Blanca Hafid Germany France

Foreign Office receives Franco-Spanish note on Mulai Hafid

The French and Spanish Ambassadors visited the Foreign Office in London to present a Franco-Spanish note seeking recognition by the powers of Mulai Hafid as Sultan of Morocco.

London Great Britain Foreign Office Mulai Hafid Morocco

France Spain note on Moroccan issue discussed at Algeciras

Through Des Portes the French Embassy Charge d Affaires the State Department received the contents of a note from France and Spain regarding Morocco. It seeks assurances from Mulai Hafid on foreign interests while the United States notes its nonbinding role. The note will be sent to Secretary Root.

Washington Des Portes State Department Algeciras France Spain Mulai Hafid Morocco United States

Littlefield Letter Sends Mixed Message on Cannon Clash

In New York on September 14 the Methodists oppose Speaker Cannon over the Littlefield bill aimed at blocking liquor shipments to prohibition districts. Former Congressman Littlefield writes Cannon denying authority to blame him and noting grave constitutional questions while praising the bill’s potential.

New York Cannon Littlefield

Board Member Appointed to Gallia and Franklin Elections

Secretary of State Thompson named £. L. Mills to Gallia County Board of Elections to replace A. Ripley, with two more members to be named. Harry B. Mingus joined Franklin County Election Board, succeeding Richard Sinclair. Both new appointees are Republicans amid local faction tensions.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Thompson L. Mills Gallia County Board of Elections A. Ripley Mills Eagle Harry B. Mingus Franklin County Richard Sinclair

Wreck Near Clarksdale Kills Four Injures Twenty Six

Four dead and twenty six injured after Yazoo and Mississippi Valley rails wrecks two miles south of Clarksdale. Train No. 314 Jackson Special, behind schedule, careened off an embankment as chairs and coaches toppled. Victims named include Mrs. Virginia Graham Glendora and Miss Amber Russell Anding, with many others hospitalized.

Clarksdale Miss Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Here Virginia Graham Glendora Amber Russell Anding Robert M. Gay Jackson

Tragic Chesterton Train Wreck Kills One and Injures Dozens

A Lake Shore suburban train derailment near Chesterton Ind. left one woman dead and twenty eight injured early today. Most victims were Indianapolis residents. Official fault cited as engineer ignoring an automatic block signal amid fog and smoke likely from northern forest fires. Hospitalized victims in Chicago showed signs of recovery. listed names include Emma Connelly and Mamie Prentice among others.

Chicago Esther Hacox Chesterton Ind Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road Mercy Hospital Indianapolis Lake Shore Road

Train wreck brings injured to Indianapolis hospital

The Lake Erie & Western train partially wrecked at Chesterton arrived in Indianapolis at 10 o clock with many injured passengers. All could disembark and go home except two taken to St Vincent's Hospital Homer Smith AP operator of 2755 Bellefontaine street with a cut artery in the left arm and Mrs William Wheeler of 109 McCarty street with crushed and internal injuries.

Indianapolis Ind Lake Erie & Western Chesterton St. Vincent's Hospital Homer Smith Associated Press Lving Bellefontaine Street William Wheeler McCarty Street

Log Train Wreck Near Samson Causes Multiple Fatalities

A log train of the Henderson Boy Lumber Company derailed five miles north of Samson Alabama killing three people and injuring twenty one. The dead include J O Stephenson Joe Wise and Albert England with several others seriously hurt or not expected to live. The wreck happened on a trestle with a steep grade as the engine and cars left the track after a buckling center on the incline.

Montgomery Ala Samson Henderson Boyd Lumber Company J. O. Stephenson Joe Wise Albert England Jim Donaldson Frank Williams Woodboss Conner Powell

Norwood’s weekly moves to larger quarters in Evanston

Real estate notes report broker B C Bowen of Gilchrist and Thampégon sells the brick residence at 3548 Wabash Evanston to William N Allen of Globe Wernicke Company for 7000. Norwood’s weekly newspaper relocates to bigger offices. Tarbell leases 4543 and 4545 Montgomery Pike. Building activity shows slight national decline per The American Contractor. Myers M Cooper buys Victor Street lots to build two modern houses at about 80000. George Binde buys Cedar avenue lot for a handsome residence. George Dedding leases a storefront on Xth Street for eight years at 225 a month. Theodore Richter seeks permit for a depot for the Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Co on Sycamore Street.

B. C. Bowen Gilchrist & Thampégon William N. Allen Globe-Wernicke Company Wabash Avenue Evanston E. J. Denny The Enterprise Norwood David Tarbell Montgomery Pike Myers XY. Cooper William Guy Smth Bros. & Co Victor Street McMillan Street Mr. Cooper Theodore Richter Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company Sycamore Street Fifth Sixth Street

Real Estate Transfers Include Glendale Lease and Lot Sales

Real estate transfers show John Farrell leasing part I Block in Glendale to Herancourt Brewing Co for five years at a monthly rent. Emma M. Fischer transfers 60 by 178 feet on Wunder Avenue to Eva W. Hart. A Bigge transfers Lot 3 in Square D and Lot 6 in Square E H in Pendleton Strader's.

John Farrell Herancourt Brewing Company Glendale Emma M. Fischer Eva W. Hart Wunder Avenue Wetbeeearaeraeresreers Eer Engbereen Eas Uguat Wano s.s5+++:+° vne John “Bigge AlmatWile Lot Pendleton & Strader

Building Permits Filed for Residence and Repairs

A two story frame residence at 528 Considine avenue owned by E A Gast is undergoing alterations and repairs. Also listed is an est alterations and repairs project at 632 Race street by Kimball Plano Co. tseeeeee

Considine Avenue E. A. Gast Race Street Kimball Plano Co

Arrest of Globe Trotter Ends In Philadelphia Detention

Max Bienenstock a seventeen year old Philadelphia youth who pretended to be a world roaming globe trotter was arrested by Patrolman Wuahn for obstructing the streets. He carried many trinkets displayed on his coat attracting hundreds of children. Taken to police headquarters he had 65 cents in his pocket and was given a night's lodging before continuing on toward Frisco.

Max Bienenstock Philadelphia Wuahn Globe Trotter

Blain e Lost by Small Plurality in New York

In 1884 Blaine narrowly lost New York by a slim margin amid scandals and political tactics. The piece recounts ward fraud, Burchard’s anti Blaine speech, Catholic voting shifts, and allegations of purchased votes that swung the state to Cleveland thus shaping national outcomes.

Blaine New York Conkling Coneida County Burchard St. John Grover Cleveland

Students Resist Order to Disband Fraternities

Chicago Sept 14 High school pupils resisting the School Board order to abandon fraternities and sororities were allowed to attend classes after protesting yet accepting an agreement to drop their societies. At Hyde Park School some students refused to comply even under protest and a girl was expelled after Principal Loomis threatened police aid.

Chicago Hyde Park Loomis

Bultman Misses Creditor Meeting in Bankruptcy Case

Charles E. Bultman failed to appear at the creditors meeting led by Bankruptcy Referee W. H. Whittaker. Alfred Cassatt said Bultman is in town but unavailable. trustee Walter C. Taylor was elected with a $5,000 bond. Total indebtedness is $207,457.91 to 156 creditors. assets total $4,022.83. wages owed in Kansas City amount to $76.58.

Charles E. Bultman W. H. Whittaker George W. Plummer Chicago Bultman Alfred Cassatt Bultman Company Cassatt Mr. Bultman Walter C. Taylor Louis Dolle Bowdle, Dale, Farrell Probasco Bennett and Roettinger W. R. Thrall Thrall American National Bank Kansas City Businss

Laborer Shoots Self in City Home

John Doughman 51 a lumber yard laborer in the western city section, shot himself in the heart at his 331 East Twelfth Street residence. Wife woke to a shot falling from a closet as he died soon after at City Hospital. no reason given.

John Doughman East Twelfth Street Doughman

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