QAUGHERTY THE DEFENDER NOT ENTIRELY DISINTERESTED
A Columbus Savings and Trust sign proclaims 4 per cent on time deposits at High and Long streets. State funds were cited as 2 per cent at the bank where McKinnon and family hold 150 shares, with deputy Green as a treasurer candidate. The senate committee notes past allegations and asserts state money is in the treasury or properly accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
High and
Long Streets
Columbus
McKinnon
Senate
Charles C. Green
McKinnnon
Foraker
H. M. Daugherty
McKinnon and Guilbert
Ohio
Guilbert
Daugherty
Columbus Savings & Trust Co
Chas. C. Green
State Treasury
State Treasury Conflicts Stir Campaign Fires
The document shows State Treasurer McKinnon and bank director ties at Columbus Savings Trust with deposits by state funds and 4 percent private rates. Daugherty, linked to Foraker and Guilbert, defends the bank in senate probe while critics call for change in a state house machine backed by Harris.
Political party clash over national issues in Altoona and Johnstown papers
The Altoona Tribune argues the Republican party deserves success for its achievements while the Johnstown Democrat replies with three panics: the worst in history, army and navy scandals, and vast government expenditures. The piece notes daily deficits of about $1,000,000.
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Altoona
Johnstown
Bonaparte Pressed Over Trust Prosecutions In 287 Trusts
Josephus Daniels demands a clear record from Attorney General Bonaparte on actions against the 287 trusts named, separating trust prosecutions from railroad cases, and asks for counts of prosecutions, fines, subsequent measures, and criminal cases against trust officials. He argues prosecutions have failed to deter price gouging and calls for stronger enforcement.
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Chicago
Josephus Daniels
Democratic National Headquarters
Bonaparte
Daniels
C. J. Bonaparte
United States
Department of Justice
Judson Harmon
Frederick N. Judson
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Meat Trust
Hoosevelt
America
Mr. Harrison
Trusts and panics viewed through political lens
The piece contrasts Taft’s optimism with the Chicago boards view of hunger and unemployment. It cites savings bank declines in New York, a wholesale trade report showing large drops in staple groceries and luxury items across regions, and notes on corporate boards linking to the steel trust and International Harvester. It also mentions Roosevelt and Harriman in campaign finance context.
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Taft
Chicago Board of Education
Saturday Evening Post
New York
United States
Middle West
Bryan
Wall Street Journal
International Harvester Company
Steel Trust
New York Evening Post
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Harriman
Kellogg Era Trust Ties Tarnish Republican Image
An analysis argues that U S political power favors trusts. It cites Frank Kellogg and figures linked to Standard Oil and United States Steel as evidence of campaign funding and legal influence within the Republican Party.
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Minnesota National
Beau Nash as a Gambler in a Nobles Duel
An anecdote from History of Gambling In England recounts Beau Nash sparing no measure to ruin the youthful Earl of T. in single play for a large stake. The lord loses his estate and even his carriage, then Nash returns all after punishment, declaring a future £5,000 claim. After the Earl's death Nash retrieves the claim from heirs who pay it.
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Beau Nash
Earl of T
Mr. Nash
Nash
Gulf
The Margin of Profit and Fashionable Jewels
A financial anecdote shows a storekeeper planning an assignment at 40 percent but promising to return unsold goods to wholesalers. The piece also notes women adopting opal and moonstone jewelry to secure gloves and bodices and mentions Roosevelt and Harriman in a political funding claim.
Taft Faces Universal Trust Challenge
The passage names every major trust magnate in America and quotes a biblical line about recognizing rightful authority, signaling a united stance against corporate power during Taft's presidency.
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Taft
America
Ohio Circuit Court Terms Set for 1909 Dates
The Seventh Judicial District fixes 1909 circuit court start dates by county with sessions beginning at 9 AM on specified days. Counties include Lake Ashtabula Geauga Trumbull Portage Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Guernsey Noble Monroe Harrison Belmont Jefferson, with exact February April May starts and October December ends named. Andrew J. Linn certifies the transcript from Guernsey County.
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State OF
Ofto
Seventh Judicial District
Lake County
Ashtabula County
Geauga County
Trumbull County
Portage County
Mahoning County
Columbiana County
Carroll County
Guernsey County
Noble County
Monroe County
Harrison County
Belmont County
Jefferson County
Jerome B. Burrows
Peter A. Laurie
John M, Cook
Onto
Andrew J. Linn
Guernsey
State of Ohio
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Ohio
Cambridge
Tober
A.D
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Qaugherty
The
J. B. Daverow
S. A. Wane
M. Davenant
Pero
Presidemt Tet Wenideat Ind.ce
Resistant
Masager Real Estate Department
Sale Deposit Department
B. W. Backuve
F. Evans
D. W
W.S. McEme
Columbus Savings and Trust Co
J. B. Cameron
Green
Senate Committee
Treasury
Mr. McKinnon
Senator Toraker
United States Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
State
Republican Committee
Cox
Fullington
Brown
State House
Mr. Daugherty
Greenville
Mien Foraker
MoeKinnon
Standard Oil Company
MccKinnon
Harris
House
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
England
Neat
Paper Trust
Tobacco Trust
Press Bureau
Woodruff
FE. H. Harriman
Kellogg
Republican Party
Powder Trust
Chicago Journal
Nagel
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Trust
Fradley
Missouri
New York World
George R. Sheldon
Board of Review
Seattle
Frank B. Kellogg
National Republican Executive Committee
Minnesota
Tat
Seattle Times
Oliver Mining Company
Standard
United States Steel Company of
Standard Oil
Merritt Bros
Duluth
John I. Rockefeller
Mesaba Range
Oil King
Circuit Court of Appeals
Rockefellers
Great Western Railroad Company
St. Paul
Kansas City
Aldrich
Cannon
Washington Star
New York Press
Isabel May
Lilian Bagot
Miss May
Washington
Kimbolton
Byenville
Senecaville
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
H. L, Cash
D. V
Worthy Dyson
Kimbolton Clerk
W. C, Moore
Ralph Jones
Coshocton
Buffalo
Lakes “City of
Erie
Toledo
Detroit
N. Y
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
W. F. Herman
Geo
Jeffersonian
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman
Weekly
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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