Powers Refuse Intercession in Macedonia Amid War Preparations
Sofia reports that Russia and Austria Hungary will not depart from the reform program in Macedonia and Bulgaria should expect no external support. Ottoman officials confirm a reform program overseen by Hilmi Pasha, with no amnesty guaranteed. Severe fighting is rumored near Melnik and Nevrokop, with war seen as the likely solution this autumn or spring. Mobilization proceeds with readiness for declaration of war. A Kastoria district report lists 24 villages looted and villagers killed. A Kostendil telegram notes 600 Turks killed at Kotchani on September 18 after a force of 7,000 Turks fought. Bulgarians suffered village burnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Russia
Austro-Hungary
Macedonia
Constantinople
Hilmi Pasha
Melnik
Salonica
Nevrokop
Monastir Vilayet
Kastoria
Rept
Kostendil
Kotchani
Judge Grosscup silent on possible resignation talk
Judge Grosscup declined to discuss his possible resignation from the United States Circuit bench. He remarked he has no role as general counsel for the Northern Securities Company and would need to resign to argue the merger case before the Supreme Court, but he prefers golf to the issue for now. He is visiting Ashland and Chicago, staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Grosscup
United States‘Circuit Bench
McKinley
Northern Securities Company
United States Supreme Court
Grosseup
Northerm Securities Company
Supreme Court
Chas. R. Mayers
First National Bank
Ashland
Chicago
Fire Surrounds Branch Hospital for Consumptives
A brush fire started by a Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago Road engine swept up the hill at the Branch Hospital for Consumptives in Lick Run. Ninety patients and fifty housed in tents fought the flames with help from hospital staff until a hose reel from Price Hill arrived. Trees and buildings were threatened, though the hospital remained structurally safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Hospital
Lick Run
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Hosal
Cincinnati Telephone Company Proves Corporate Existence
Judge Nippert of the Probate Court ruled that the Cincinnati Telephone Company has established its corporate existence after prior denial by the City and Suburban Telegraph Association. Testimony continued on whether the City Council committee acted on the franchise hearing request as promoter Powel Crosley seeks court guidance on street use for telephone purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
John Kilgour
City and Suburban Company
John Warrington
Miller
Hiram D. Peck
C. J. Hunt
Province Pogue
Humane Workers 10 Convene Here for National Meeting
An Ohio Humane Society special meeting announced the American Humane Association convention will convene in Cincinnati from November 4 to 6. Notable attendees include Elbridge T. Gerry John G. Shortall Chester Snow and Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward. Last year’s Albany gathering drew about 200 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Humane Society
American Humane ‘Association
United States
Canada
Albany
N. Y
Elbridge T. Gerry
The
Gerry Society
New York
John G. Shortall
Chicago
Chester Snow
Washington
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Can of Tomatoes Pays Cincinnati Streetcar Fare
A Cincinnati Traction Company conductor on the Mt Auburn Zoo line accepted a can of tomatoes as fare from a woman passenger who could not pay with cash or transfer. After resisting, the conductor rang the stop, and another rider offered a nickel as the tomato fare was received and the ride completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mt. Auburn Zoo
Lee
Avondale
McGregor Avenue
Mt. Au
Cardinal Gibbons Receives Warm Baltimore Welcome
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Baltimore to a large civic reception led by Mayor Robert McLane and Bishop Alfred Curtis. About 8,000 people lined the parade as he, after a brief address, proceeded to the Cathedral for a special service and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Alfred E. Curtis
Robert M. McLane
Charles W. Hellister
Young Catholic’ S Friend Society
President Roosevelt Sees Weight Rise During Term
A private letter from Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt now weighs 220 pounds and expects further gain. The president notes this hampers his outdoor exercise, a pastime he cherishes. He weighed 195 pounds when sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Masons Back in Palestine Clash Over Alley Noise in Cincinnati
Attorney John Coffey filed a sarcastic cross petition for The John Van Range Company in Common Pleas Court. Trustees of the Scottish Rite Cathedral allege the ten foot alley between Fifth street and Broadway belongs to the cathedral and that the company’s machines would create a nuisance and disturb their activities. Coffey urges labor and progress over secret rites, calling for the masons to return to Palestine while asking the court to dismiss the lodge suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John Coffey
John van Range Company
Scottish Rite Cathedral
William B. Melish
David B. Gamble
William Michie
Edward T. Sprague
Frank Ward
Fifth Street
Broadway
Scottish Rite
van Range Company
Coffey
Gibulum
Palestine
Widow of Confederate President Seriously Ill
Mrs. Jefferson Davis widow of the Southern Confederacy president is seriously ill at Castle Inn Buffalo Dr Charles G Stockton summoned at noon and a second physician later consulted He says her condition is serious but not necessarily fatal She came from Port Colborne Ontario with about twenty friends including her granddaughter Miss Lucy W Hayes Colorado Springs She often summers in Canada or at a Northern resort and stays in New York City during winter months
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jefferson Davis
Castle Inn
Charles G. Stockton
Mrs. Davis
Port Colborne
Ontario
Lucy W. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Labor federation refers Miller case to subcommittee
The American Federation of Labor Executive Council announced that after reviewing W A Miller the Government Printing Office foreman's discharge and reinstatement the matter was sent to a subcommittee for further study. The council also decided not to revoke the charter of the Amalgamated Woodworkers International Union and urged good faith adherence to the umpire’s award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Minneapolis
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ International Union
Chicago
Action Not In Interest Of Organized Labor
Simon Burns of the Knights of Labor reports from Washington on a resolution repudiating efforts to pit unions against the President. It condemns enemies in his party and credits President Roosevelt as a key ally of labor. The measure urges caution about targeting the President and mentions Senator Hanna as a reference for government printing office duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Simon Burns
Knights of Labor
Washington
Roosevelt
Labor
White House
Hanna
Dev Ute
Theatrical Manager Fires At Actors In Quarrel
Theatrical manager Joseph Munzer shot at three actors during a dispute over the Melodrama Marked for Life. Bert Haverly received a jaw flesh wound as bullets struck. Austin Longfellow and two others were injured in a crowded room. City Hospital doctors released Haverly after treatment.
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Ferguson- Thompson Company
Joseph Munzer
Bert Haverly
Munzer
Haverly
City Hospital
Austin Longfellow
John Tatters
Johnson thrusts at Lewie Bernard in Portsmouth speech
Tom Johnson spoke for two hours before about 1,500 in Portsmouth. He challenged Senator Hanna to a debate and criticized Lewis Bernard for years leading the Hamilton County Democracy to defeats, claiming the Bernard Democracy was a wreck.
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Johnson
Lewie
Bernard
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Hanna
Commercial ‘Tribune
Tom Johnson
Red Devil
Mr. Hanna
Lewis Bernard
Hamilton County
Bernard Democracy
First Big Sale Under New Land Act Reached
Dublin Sept. 24 The first large scale land sale under the new act is completed between the Duke of Leinster and tenants of the Athy and Maynooth districts in County Kildare. Tenants secure a twenty five year purchase. The transaction involves 6,250,000 dollars.
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Dublin
Duke of Leinster
Athy
Maynooth
County Kildare
Panama Canal Shares Rise as Hay Herran Treaty Action Lapses
Paris dispatch reports the Hay Herran treaty deadline passed without action from Colombia. Despite the delay, Panama Canal shares opened at 70, climbed to 74, and closed at 72 percent.
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Paris
Cincinnati Man An Officer Elected In National Association
In Boston at the National Association of Carriage Ribbons annual election W A Sayers of Cincinnati was elected Vice President and Morris Whipanwall of Dayton Ohio was named to the Executive Committee. Frank T Wright of St Louis was elected president yesterday. The convention will be held next year in Milwaukee.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
National ‘Association of Carriage
Bapdens Today
W. A. Sayers
Cincinna
Morris Whipanwall
Dayton
Frank T. Wright
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Minister George A Thayer Elected Vice President
Atlantic City N J Sept 24 Today the closing sessions of the Unitarian Conference elected officers. Among the vice presidents chosen for the Western States was the Rev George A Thayer of Cincinnati pastor of the First Congregational Unitarian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Atlantic City
Unitarian Conference
George A. Thayer
Cincinnati
First’ Congregational Unitarian Church
That City
Court Clash Delays Habeas Release In Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek Colorado on September 24 miners clash with the militia as General John Chase refuses Judge Leeds order to free four habeas corpus prisoners. Governor Peabody vows to honor the ruling and issue the formal order from field headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cripple Creek
Col
Peabody
John Chase
Leeds
Chage
Goldfield
United States
Patterson
Thomas
Peady
Govern Peabody
United States Rejects Dominican Bill on Waters and Ports
In Santo Domingo Powell issues a vigorous note rejecting the Dominican proposal to declare neutral waters and free ports. He states the move cannot be accepted and that the Foreign Minister’s reply is objectionable to the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo City
United States
Powell
New Terminal Complex To Cost Five Million Dollars
A Cincinnati Traction Company meeting with President W Kesley Schoepf, Architect Anderson, and local financiers outlined plans for a large railroad passenger terminal at Third and Walnut. Estimated cost exceeds 5 million dollars with a elevated depot spanning about a mile and a half, including access for multiple regional lines and bridges. Anderson will inspect the site to assess track access as plans develop over coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Third
Walnut Streets
Anderson
D. H. Burnham & Co
Chicago
Schoepf
William T. Irwin
W.S. Rowe
First National Bank
Briggs S
Pennsylvania
Big Four
West End
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Sultan
Sofia DO
Bench
Morgan & Hill
Tudoe
Peter Scrosscip
Telephone Company
Humane Workers
American Association
Zoo
Ter
Oyster
Bay
John Coffee
Organized Labor
Convention City
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
Chase
Sherman Parker
Parker
Odd Fellows’ Finance Committee
Baltimore Memorial
Sion
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Committee On
Fina
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Washington Lodge, No. 1
Mother Lodge
Ses‘ F
U. S
Bill
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