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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1909

Page

7

Engaged in Salonikia Troop Advance Near Constantinople

Reports from Constantinople say heavy rifle and artillery fire began Saturday morning as Salonikia troops moved toward Yildiz Kiosk with clashes near Pera. American tourists were turned back, a panic erupted, and the British ambassador's embassy sheltered refugees as invaders pressed within two miles of the palace.

Constantinople Yildiz Salonikia Pera Calvary Sweetwaters G. A. Lowther

Britain and Russia Asked to Help Save Americans Abroad

Washington notes the Turkish and Persian governments fail to protect U S lives and property. The state department invites British and Russian aid and has sent representations to London and St Petersburg as ships and troops edge toward the massacre sites.

Washington State Department Great Britain Russia Foreign Office London St. Petersburg

Lisbon Quake Scares City. No Major Damage Reported

A violent series of earthquake shocks hit Lisbon on Friday night shaking buildings and triggering fires across the city. No casualties occurred. some churches may have interior damage while King Manuel helped direct firefighting efforts and calm crowds as the Lords Parliament trembled but remained intact.

Lisbon Portugal Manuel House of Lords

Child's Fatal Mistake

Grace Mac Intyre two years old of Yarmouth Maine died in Lynn Massachusetts after eating strychnine tablets while her mother was distracted. The family had possession of the poison and the child said mommy I’ve eaten all the candy before collapsing. A physician arrived but could not save her.

Lynn Mass Grace Howard MacIntyre Yarmouth

Freight car wrecks on wet rails in York

Wet rails on a West Maryland railroad siding caused a freight car to slide into a bumper at York on Friday. The car carried 11,000 storage eggs and none were broken despite the wreck.

York West Maryland Railroad

Barbados native Robert Wood arrested for niece's New York murder

Robert F Wood of Baltimore was arrested Friday for the September murder of his niece Mrs Aleah Roach a widow in New York City He admitted the crime but details are unclear from the fragmentary report

Baltimore Robert F. Wood Barbados Mra Aleah Roach New York City

Debated Income Tax in Tariff Bill Clash

Washington notes show Taft urging quick passage of the tariff measure while senators split over an income tax. Debates focus on thresholds from 2,000 to 50,000 dollars, potential unfair discrimination, and whether revenue justifies taxing incomes. Finance committee says Payne bill would fund government expenses, shaping votes on proposed amendments.

Washington Taft Congress Finance Committee

Spectator Injuries From Motorcycle Crash At Coliseum Park

Al Earhardt on a five horsepower motorcycle struck the north grandstand fence at Coliseum park causing two spectators, Howard H. Piper of Los Angeles and Charles H. Henry of Hiawatha Kansas, to be knocked unconscious with serious head and neck injuries. A third spectator, R. Boyd, suffered a badly sprained right arm. Earhardt then fell 20 feet to the ground but escaped with only a bruise. The accident followed a collision between Earhardt and Freddy Huyck as they raced into the north curve at high speed.

Los Angeles Cal al Earhardt Coliseum Park Harhardt Howard H. Piper Charles H. Henry Hiawatha Kan Warhardt Freddy Huyck Chicago

Explosion at St. Louis Cathedral Shocks New Orleans

An explosion in the tower of the St. Louis cathedral in New Orleans on Sunday caused wild excitement across several blocks. Riots followed with multiple arrests. no injuries were reported though about $2000 in damage occurred. Police suspect dissension among Italian workers repairing the south tower.

New Orleans Charles Street St. Louis Cathedral

Fire Rages Through Ridge Building in Kansas City

A seven story Ridge building in downtown Kansas City caught fire at 2 am Monday. Flames engulfed the interior by 2 15 am with high winds driving embers toward Main street and threatening adjacent offices including the National Bank of Commerce. Sparks scattered three blocks as officials feared further fires.

Kansas City Ridge National Bank of Commerce Ridge Building Main Street

Jealousy Triggers Fatal Shooting in Hast Winston Home

In Hast Winston, N Y, on April 26 George Busbee a 25 year old husband was shot and killed in his home. Arrest follows as Harnest Horn a boarder at the Busbee home is held on jealousy charges.

Winston-Salem N. Y George Busbee Hast Winston Harnest Horn Busbee Horn

Bentonville Shooting Incident Reported in Arkansas

In Bentonville Arkansas on April 26 a man fired on B Miller. the bullet pierced his coat. Police say Graham 78 was wounded and shot himself at his home while in officers custody.

Bentonville Ark B. Miller Graham Here

All Against Delay Pledge on Tariff Revision by Republicans

President Taft urges prompt tariff action with a June deadline and calls on Congress and the public to assist. He commends the extra session and presses the Republican majority to unite, approve the Ways and Means bill with necessary changes, and avoid altering the bill’s revenue character. Business waits.

Taft Congress Republican Party Committee On House Senate

The Payne Plan and World Trade Effects

The piece argues the Payne maximum-minimum plan avoids a global trade war by applying minimum duties to countries with a single tariff schedule. Britain, Canada, Australia, Mexico and others benefit immediately, while Germany and France would act to trade on equal terms, seeking favorable rates in the U S market.

United States Great Britain Canada Australia Mexico Cuba Japan China Central South America Germany France Ares Moe

Found at Last The Democratic party faces politics overmanship

A fragmentary note laments the Democratic party for prioritizing political maneuvering over practical leadership and effective work. It hints at public frustration with party focus and a call for renewed attention to governance.

Democratic Party

Opposition to Payne tariff bill seeks revenue by universal taxes

The piece argues that a revenue tariff cannot avoid taxing mass consumers. It cites the Portland Oregonian on duties on universal imports and questions sincerity of calls for a tariff for revenue. It notes that taxes would fall on sugar coffee tea spirits tobacco and other widely used goods.

Portland Oregonian

Tariff Debate and Revenue Aim in Protective Policy

The piece argues that taxation of imports could yield revenue if duties are properly adjusted, but local selfishness and protectionism hinder this. It cites Champ Clark on whether a duty is revenue producing, noting that protection currently dominates legislation rather than practical revenue goals.

Champ Clark Portland Oregonian

Free Iron Wood and Hides Tariff Debate

The Philadelphia Press notes calls to expand iron ore supply through tariffs or reciprocity, citing new Cuba deposits and ore free options. It argues steel price policies, forestry concerns, and lumber hoarding push public support for imports to aid wood industries and hides in boot and shoe manufacturing amid meat trust influences.

Cuba Steal Trust Gary Meat Trust Publi Philadelphia Press

Revision of tariff schedules amid industry ties

Quote emphasizes that raw materials feed finished products across industries making tariff revision highly complex. The speaker argues delays cost the country and advocates timely revision without injustice or blunders, stating it is economical to pay the cost to achieve a correct tariff.

Pitte

Missing Boy Leo Mulhern Found Safe in Ironton

Leo Mulhern the 12 year old boy who disappeared last Wednesday after ransom letters reached his mother arrived safely at his grandfather Police man Edward Rafferty’s home in Ironton Ohio He said two men forced him into a town on West Virginia rail lines before he escaped and headed toward Ironton passing along railroad tracks and a barn before fleeing.

Cincinnati Leo Mulhern Edward Rafferty Ironton West Virginia Young Mulhern

Phi Sigma Chi Convention Opposes State Secret Group Ban

In Columbus on April 24 the Phi Sigma Chi high school fraternity held its annual convention with over 100 members statewide, pledging resistance to a state law banning secret organizations. The report notes reorganizing efforts at Gallipolis hospital and penitentiary reforms, plus new appointees and inmate deaths scheduled for July and June.

Columbus Phi Sigma Chi Gallipolis William H. Pritchard Harmon Belle Clark West Edward Crooks Dayton Annex

Sunny Jim Sherman To Attend Dayton Miami University Celebrations

Dayton Ohio April 24. Vice President Sunny Jim Sherman will be the central figure at Dayton and Miami University celebrations. Mayor Burkhart and J C McMahon extended a cordial invitation after meeting the vice president, who planned to try to attend and later gave a positive promise.

Dayton Sunny Jim” Sherman United States Miami University Burkhart J. C. McMahon

Ohio Man’s Body Brought Home for Burial in Ohio

The body of Dr. William Vincent Shaffer cousin of Ohio Bishop Vincent and Congressman Lorg was shipped from Newark New Jersey to Hamilton Ohio for burial. Shaffer died Wednesday from pneumonia. He studied at Yale in 1870 and graduated from Miami University before becoming a physician.

Ohio Newark N. J William Vincent Shaffer Vincent Lorg Hamilton, CO Shaffer Yale Miami University

Lamprecht seeks exemption of life policy in bankruptcy case

In Cleveland on April 24 W H Lamprecht moved to exempt his $8,000 life insurance policy from creditors. Earlier he sought exemption for a gold watch ring cuff buttons stick pin a share in the Union club a share in the Country club and five shares in the Rowfant club.

Cleveland W. H. Lamprecht Lamprecht Union Club Country Club Rowfant Club

Disappearance of a Tiffin Man in England

Dudley L. Loomis, reported missing at Southampton, England, has prompted action by the American consul. He is the son of George L. Loomis, wealthy local manufacturer of drilling machines in Tiffin.

Tiff Dudley L. Loomis Southampton England George L. Loomis

Toledo's oldest woman Caroline Boelter dies at 107

Mrs. Caroline Boelter of Toledo, born in 1802 in Wennakova near Tuchel Wout Prnasia, dies at age 107 marking a long life. Her death closes a chapter for the city’s venerable residents.

Toledo Caroline Boelter Wennakova Tuchel Prnasia

Western Canada’s bright spring prospects for immigration

Western Canada enters a banner year with record immigration from the United States and Overseas. Authorities report 70 000 to 100 000 new settlers may arrive, boosting wheat and grain outputs as homesteads are claimed and seeding begins. Government agents offer transport rates and pamphlets to interested readers.

Canada Atlantic Ontario North Portal Emerson United States

Making Himself Solid

A dime museum lecturer introduces a tale of the as-sized man who turned to stone from love. He claims the man fell for a beautiful maiden, tried to become solid, and overdid it, prompting the crowd to gasp at the marvel.

Dime Museum

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Reward Notice

One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney and Co are endorsed by Wan & Marvin of Toledo Ohio. Cure claimed to affect the mucous surfaces. Also notes price of 75 cents per bottle for constipation remedies.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Ie Pte Bs F. J. Cheney WAN & Marvin Toledo O. Hall

Cow Has Precedence Over Car Magistrate Rules

A Wilkesbarre magistrate rules a cow in the road has priority over an automobile and need not display a red lantern while standing in the street. The cow calmly chews cud at night as humans take their chances in traffic.

Foot Ease ad promises relief for sore feet and new shoes

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful swollen smarting feet and makes new shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Don’t accept substitutes. Sample free. Ad dress A. Olmsted LeRoy New York.

Allen's Olmsted LeRoy, N

A Natural Doubt Dialogue on an Eye Doctor

A natural doubt questions an oculist’s practicality asking why his business would affect judgments. The exchange probes trust in a physician’s integrity and the plausibility of “eye deals” influencing care.

Marine Eye Remedy Co. promotes relief for weary eyes

Chicago based Marine Eye Remedy Co markets a topical solution described as a marine eye treatment. The copy touts relief from red weak weary and watery eyes and credits experienced physicians for compounding. Sold at druggists with an illustrated Eye Book.

Marine Eye Remedy Murine Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago

When Love Is Young

Dialogue snippet features a playful exchange about weddings and best man roles with a witty line about the husband as the best man. The compact humor reflects domestic conversation tone and era style.

Particular People Vanillin Extract Ad Copy

The notice touts Souders Vanilla Extract from fine Mexican vanilla beans as pure and rich. It mentions packaging in 10 15 and 25 cent bottles. A reflective line follows about men who praise their own merits leaving only judgment for others.

Pettit's Eye Salve Promises Instant Relief

Local ad copy touts Pettit's Eye Salve for immediate relief from dust heat and wind. Brief brochure mentions a brand name Bros. Buffal Buffalo and hints at a testimonial or endorsement.

Pettit Bros

The Serpent's Inducement and Herb Advertisement

Fragmentary notes mention the serpent, Eve, apples, Garfield Tea claimed to aid health, and a herbal remedy. Read as a mixed old column with promotional tones and unclear claims about beauty and wellness products.

Age and Experience in a Fractured Riddle of Time

Abstract lines mingle measurements of watch escapement with stock chatter and philosophy. It hints at age and aging in a mosaic of phrases referencing a watch, Beech plane stocks, Vineland, and a reflective proverb about a brother as a mirror. The text remains cryptic and fragmentary.

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Young Turks Army Sultan Earhard Misssing City of Western Canada Eerenses Wueeee Mabel Ethel Garfield Bacon Beech Plane Gage Too Co Vineland, N
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