Foraker Replies On Bryson Postmaster Case In Ohio
Senator Foraker defends his charge that federal patronage influenced Ohio politics. He cites Bryson’s Athens postmaster nomination and a White House order restoring the appointment after Bryson asserted political independence. Interactions with Representative Douglass and Mr. Loeb are described as supporting his wider claim of coercive practices.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Senate
Roosevelt
Ohio
William Dudley Foulke
Charles H. Bryson
A.ens
Bryson
Taft
Douglass
Foraker
Athens
Mr. Foraker
Representative Douglass
Mr. Bryson
Loeb
Post Office Department
White House
Bryan
Leake Opposes Bryan and Navy Bill Action Hits Debate
Mr. Leake of New Jersey assailed William J. Bryan in a fiery speech against his presidential bid. He accused Democrats of meddling with Denver delegates. The House Navy Committee rejected the president’s plan for four battleships, approving two Delaware type ships at $9.5 million each.
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Mr. Leake
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
House of Representatives
Leake
Mr. Bryan
Denver
House
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Congress
Navy
Taft Addresses Big Kansas City Republican Banquet
Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke to about 1 200 banquet guests in convention hall and thousands more on balconies. He defended the Republican party and Theodore Roosevelt era policies, saying the president’s message answered charges of blame for the industrial downturn and urged renewed support.
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Kansas City
William H. Taft
Association of Young Republicans of
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Taft
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Wreck on B and O Division Derailed Fifteen Coal Cars
A major freight wreck on the B and O division near Bridgeville derailed fifteen coal and coke cars on a sharp curve. A broken flange caused the derailment. no injuries were reported. Wreck trains from Newark and Benwood removed the debris while Westbound passenger train 103 was held about four hours.
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Bridgeville
Sonora
Sundale
Benwood
Newark
Pastor to Preach at Presbyterian Church This Evening
Reverend R A Elliott pastor of the Second U P church will preach at the Presbyterian church this evening. All are invited. Ray Leeper of Columbus visiting his parents on North 9th street returned home this afternoon.
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R. A. Elliott
U. P. Church
Presbyterian Church
Ray Leeper
Columbus
S. T. Leeper
North 9Th Street
Many Mills Start Up Across Industrial Centers
Cleveland reports 6000 to 6000 workers return to Lorain National Tube plant as others resume. American Steel and Wire plans full reemployment. Salem plant also back to double turns. Zanesville marks Mark Manufacturing 700 workers back, Roseville pottery half time. South Chicago Illinois Steel adds 2000, with 5000 more expected. Stark Rolling Mill Canton and Gorham Manufacturing shift to full time. Pittsburgh area sees broader revival with 4500 at National Tube in McKeesport and 2000 at Glassport, plus 700 at Republic Iron in Southside. New England towns add 10,000 more in idle mills returning. New York reports best business day as optimism spreads.
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Cleveland
Lorain
National Tube Company
Ohio
May
American Steel and Wire Company
Salem
Zanesville
Mark Manufacturing Company
Roseville Pottery
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Canton
Stark Rolling Mill Company
Providence
R. L
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Glassport Mills
Dewees Wood Mill
Republic Iron Works
Southside
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Heisey Glass Works
Newark
New England
New York
No Wedding Bells For Henry G. Davis Report Declined
Washington buzzes over unconfirmed reports that Henry Gassaway Davis and Miss Maud Ashford have ended their engagement. Miss Ashford denies the claim while Davis remains silent as the surrounding circumstances fuel belief the report may be true.
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Henry G. Davis
Washington
Henry Gassaway Davis
Maud Ashford
Snow Buries Spartansburg in Heavy February Snow
Spartansburg South Carolina records seven inches of snow the heaviest in years. The city lies buried as the weather turns unusually cold for the winter season.
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Spartansburg
Arbitration Treaty Signed Between France and United States
Secretary Root and Ambassador Jusserand signed a treaty that provides for arbitration of any dispute between France and America.
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Washington
Secretary Root
Jusserand
France
America
Supreme Court Hears Cuyahoga County Committee Case
The Ohio supreme court heard arguments on whether the Foraker or Taft committee is the valid county Republican group in Cuyahoga. No decision given. primaries proceed as scheduled between 1 and 7 pm to choose delegates to the state convention and national convention.
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Columbus
Fed
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Frank Wing
Cleveland
Foraker
Taft
Attorney Wing
Wade Ellis
Taft Committee
Will Make Tour Of South-West
Charles Marsh and Otto Allen depart Wednesday afternoon by B B&O for a five to six week tour through Indiana Illinois Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Allen will return home after the trip while Marsh continues to Loomis Washington to resume his post as chief engineer for a mining company after visiting his parents.
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Charles Marsh
Otto Allen
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mr.Allen
Mr. Marsh
T. M. Marsh
Loomis
Wash
Winterset Man Guest of His Brother Doctor
GQ T Stewart of Winterset visits today as guest of his brother Dr Harry Stewart.
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T. Stewart
Winterset
Harry Stewart
Morse Indicted on Grand Larceny Charge in New York
Grand jury for New York County returns five indictments in probe of bank related transactions tied to Charles W. Morse organizer of the American Ice and Consolidated Steamship firms. Two grand larceny charges cited, against Morse who was abroad and sailing from Liverpool on the Campania.
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New York Trust
New York
New York County
Charles W. Morse
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
Jerome
Europe
Liverpool
Campania
Supreme Court rules on sheriff and bridge men cases
In Columbus on February 11 the supreme court rules Sheriff Karb over A E Sartain who was appointed to fill an extra year. The decision clarifies officers holdover rights under election law changes. The court also sustains an Erie county circuit court ruling against Henry Hughes and H H Webster in anti trust violations with possible retrials.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Karb
A. E. Sartain
Franklin County
Erie County Circuit Court
Henry Hughes
H. H. Webster
Dance Planned at Masonic Hall Next Monday Night
A delightful dance is planned at the Masonic Hall for next Monday night. The event invites community members to enjoy an evening of music and dancing in a social venue.
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Masonic Hall
Burns Knocks Out Palmer in Fourth Round for Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns defeats Jack Palmer of Newcastle in the fourth round at Wonderland London in front of about 2,000 spectators. From the opening bell Burns dominates, Palmer fails to injure or defend effectively, and is counted out after a string of knockdowns. Jem Roche watches ringside and comments on Palmer’s performance.
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London
Tommy Burns
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
Wonderland
Palmer
Burns
Jem Roche
Richard Croker
Tammany
Dublin
St. Patrick’s Day
No Cracked Dishes Rule Passes Oklahoma House
Guthrie Oklahoma February 11 The Oklahoma house has passed a sweeping hotel regulation requiring nine foot sheets and banning any dish with visible cracks. A corporate books concealment bill becomes a felony with imprisonment and the Ellis anti lobbying measure with jail terms also clears both houses.
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Guthrie
Okla
House of Representatives
Ellis
Morgan Exoneration Rally Prompted Labor Warnings
Seventy five delegates met in Washington to form a department of buildings trades under the AFL. President Gompers condemned calls for wage cuts and starvation and urged unity to resist reductions, citing Morgan’s purported interview and concerns about hungry children and idle workers.
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Washington
Department of Buildings Trades
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Elgin Butter Market Report in Alabama
Elgin Alabama February 10 Butter Gem at 8 5/8 cents a pound up half a cent from last week. Weekly output 401 300 pounds.
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Elgin
Elgin, al
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Bryson Case
Limelight
Forest City
Big Mills
Jeffersonian
Postmaster General
John M. Amos & Sons
South-West
Morse
MR. Morgan
New York City
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