Manufactured exports show US growth to 1907 total
The United States Bureau of Statistics reports a total of 780 million dollars in exports of manufactured articles for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1907, with iron and steel products rising threefold. Exports now account for nearly 40 percent of total shipments, up from earlier decades. Hamilton contributed notably to outbound goods. A Pittsburg dispatch notes Standard Oil’s long-standing control of natural gas supply.
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United States
States Bureau of Statistics
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Ben
Oil Trust Chiefs Sicken Courts and Face Immunity Question
The Standard Oil investigation reveals officers in poor health and a sick Rogers and Flagler unable to testify. Directors are indisposed while witnesses allege the trust evades all laws, calling it the greatest criminal in history. The piece questions whether top culprits will escape penalties and cites international commentary on American pie culture.
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Standard Oil Company
Rogers
Flagler
Great
Alton
What Other Newspapers Say Everyday Philosophy
A collection of aphoristic lines and sharp opinions on manners politics and public figures. The piece critiques a controversial speaker labeling her dangerous and urging that she be kept out of the country and prevented from further action.
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Czolgosz
Emma Goldman Barred From U S Returns
Emma Goldman faces continued ban from returning to the United States as current plans and determination fail to overcome the restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Emma Goldman
United States
Prison life and revenue office shuffle noted in Cincinnati
David Lingler Jr visiting family during prison stretch recounts needlework in the industrial ward. The transfer of Cincinnati district internal revenue collector from H F Cellarias to Bernhard Bettmann began with new chiefs Amen and Blair overseeing readiness for Bettmann to assume duties. Cellarias becomes Clifton Springs Distilling general manager. Crapsey remains chief deputy. staff largely unchanged.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Cincinnati
H. F. Cellarias
Bernhard Bettmann
United States Treasury
Amen and
Blair
Bettmann
Cellarius
Clifton Springs
J. T. McHugh
George L. Crapsey
Mr. Bettmann
Colonel Gordon Back in New York Society Circles
Colonel Alexander Gordon returns from Europe aboard the Cecilie and resumes mingling with his many friends at the Waldorf Astoria after years between New York and Paris. The noted bon vivant millionaire had left Hamilton long ago to entertain friends in lavish style.
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New York
Alexander Gordon
Waldorf-Astoria
Europe
Hamilton
Paris
Public School Aims and Results Praised by Ohio Superintendent
Superintendent Arthur Powell of Middletown Ohio spoke before the Hamilton County Principals association at Linton hall Cincinnati. He defended public schools against critics and argued private schools fail to meet youth needs, praising Cincinnati schools for progress in industrial education.
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United States
Arthur Powell
Middletown
Ohio
Hamilton County Principals’ Association
Linton Hall
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Department Annual Inspection Parade Held
The Cincinnati police annual inspection occurred Saturday with a dress parade showing neat military evolutions and a medals presentation. Patrolman John Hemler of the Fifth district received the Alms medal for bravery and the scroll of honor for rescuing women and children from a burning tenement on upper Central Avenue, after suffering burns.
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Cincinnati
John Hemler
Fifth District
Hamilton
Louis Hemler
East Hamilton
Upper Central Avenue
Prison cell bond forms between Chadwick and Shafer
Mrs Chadwick died at the state penitentiary in Columbus. Rose Shafer known as queen of the Dayton Bungalow gang was committed there nearly a year ago for highway robbery and was placed in a neighboring cell. The two prisoners became close during their confinement.
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Cassie Chadwick
State Penitentiary
Columbus
Rose Shafer
Dayton
Mrs. Chadwick
Timely Tips To Rheumatics From Dr Flood
Dr George Edmund Flood links rheumatism and kidney bladder disorders to diet and lifestyle. He urges a moderate intake of heavy foods, recommends soups milk water and open air exercise, and offers a home preparable prescription including Cascara Aromatic Barkola and Aromatic Elixir with set adult and child doses.
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George Edmund Flood
Flood
Peabody Museum May Buy Second Serpent Mound
Harvard’s Peabody Museum considers acquiring a second Serpent Mound near Lebanon Warren County to preserve a monumental earthwork linked to Ohio’s ancient inhabitants. The 1,500 foot long mound shows a stone embankment base and has suffered head erosion from a nearby creek.
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Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Adams County
Warren County
Lebanon
KR. Merwin
Mr. Metz
Ohio
Notre Dame Alumnae Resolve on Death of Florence Marr
At a Notre Dame Academy meeting on October 13 1907 resolutions note Florence Marr died September 17 1907 and praise her bright presence and influence. The group extends heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends and orders the resolutions recorded. Mrs John A Tully presides with Miss Gertrude Holbrock as secretary.
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Florence Marr
Notre Dame Academy
Notre Dame Alumnae
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Sold Worldwide
A long standing teething remedy marketed for infants claims sixty years of use by millions. It purports to soothe gums ease pain cure wind colic and diarrhea and is sold by druggists globally at twenty five cents a bottle. Guaranteed in 1906 under the Food and Dry Act with serial number 1098.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
E. Fink
Carnegie, Pa
Hetty Green Declares True American Tie in Public Remarks
In New York October 14 Hetty Green the wealthiest woman calls Gladys Vanderbilt not her daughter and criticizes European matches for American daughters. She claims American products and values over titles citing a $5 000 automobile gift and dismisses foreign marriages for status.
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New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
United States
Europe
Hetty Green
Newport
Looking for His Wife Elopement Suspect
An officer and Peter Masirwiet of Chestnut street searched Dayton Ohio Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Yelka Masirwiet who eloped with a countryman named Mike Ruszov who boarded with the family. The officer returned late Saturday night leaving the husband to continue the search and secure arrest. No word yet on the warrant’s execution.
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Peter Masirwiet
Chestnut Street
Dayton
Yelka Masirwiet
Mike Ruszov
Israel Heck Dies at Home in Pennsylvania Born 1829
Israel Heck died at his home on South B Street yesterday. He was born in Pennsylvania on April 12, 1829, and joined a Pennsylvania regiment at age 35, serving about a year and a half. He was widowed with no children and died at age 50 years, 6 months, and 1 day.
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Israel Heck
South B Street
Pennsylvania
Death of Eva McFeeters from diphtheria in Middletown
Eva Dorothy McFeeters aged six, daughter of Mr and Mrs W P McFeeters of 1003 Oak Avenue Middletown, was stricken Friday night and died Sunday at 3 pm. Funeral was held at the house with interment in Woodside Cemetery Monday at 4 pm.
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Eva Dorothy McFeeters
W. P. McFeeters
Oak Avenue
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
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John A. Tully
Gertrude Holbrock
Colum
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LaFayette
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Connersville
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Stout
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Riley Witter
Peter Drake
H. F. Hanna
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J. E. Ward
Lewis Ault
J. C. Douglass
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