Legislative notes pass amid fiscal detailing and banking ties
The report notes the Hafner bill approved with total expenditures of $10,907.46 for committee expenses and attorney fees, plus $2,973.10 in payments by Senators Py, Drake and Schmidt. It references posting freight rates and a bill to repeal the Long act affecting state tickets, with the Senate insisting on regular order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Senate
Hafner
Drake and
Schmidt
Third National Bank of Cinnati
Ohio House Appropriation Bill Passes For 6 774 065
Special Dispatch reports the Ohio House approved the appropriation bill totaling 6 774 065 dollars in a swift session. The measure adds 40 100 to the introduced amount, with few changes and multiple other bills adopted or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
House
Hamilton County
Guilbert
E Lersch
Hearings Planned on Hunt Sleeping Car Bill by Railroad Committee
The Railroad Committee will discuss Senator Hunt’s bill to allow sleeping car companies to lock doors when sold. Chairman Stanford announced hearings for April 8 to hear both sides. Hunt reported encouragement from House members and expects passage if reported to the floor.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Stanford
House of Representatives
Hunt Alds
Ales Et
Chairalestrawford
Tallstor Hunt
Mem 3
Probe Committee Halted in Columbus Howe inquiry pause
The Howe Investigating Committee paused after Attorney Boyd invoked Supreme Court guidance from the Drake probe ruling. He argued the panel lacks authority to probe offices beyond the State Treasurer and Auditor, prompting a private council with Senator Howe and the decision to forego today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnon
Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Howe
Cuyahoga
Senate
Patterson
Cleveland
Drake
Ohio
Boyd
Quivive
Penitentiary Probers Map Ohio Plan Inquiry
The Pen Probe Committee met at the prison office in Columbus. Senator Huffman and Representative Frizzell presented a plan to investigate the Ohio Penitentiary in every aspect, with the period extended to July 8 and a report to the Governor for the next General Assembly. The subcommittee report was adopted in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
Quettive Frizell
Sp. No
Postum Brings Cheerfulness and Health Claims
A Caldwell woman credits Postum with brightened mood and improved health after years of nervous spells. She stopped coffee, began drinking Postum, and says she became a healthy, busy mother of four, able to perform housework and write regularly. The ad touts Postum as the reason for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aington
Celene
Aoe
80-1
Postum
Postum Co
Wellakes
Forestry Bureau Under Fire in House Debate
Washington March 31 The House debated the agricultural appropriation bill with continued attacks on the Bureau of Forestry alleging timber monopoly water rights abuse and manipulated figures to secure larger funds. Support came from Hepburn and Scott while Humphreys pushed soil investigation funding. The Senate spent most of the day on a Snake River dam bill and adjourned without a vote after Heyburn blocked it. Teller condemned executive encroachment and several minor bills passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Forestry
House
Toda
Messrs
M@pndell
Wyoming
Smith
California
Bureau
Boningen
Colorado
Cudhman
Congress
Messrs. Hepburn
Iowa
Scott
Kansas
Senate
Snake River
Heyburn
Idaho
Teller
Investigating Committee Report to Senate Soon
Chairman Sites announced the CK Investigating Committee would send its report to the Senate this week. A meeting this afternoon discussed salient features but no definite actions were decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sites
Senate
Supreme Court Announces Multiple Decisions Across Counties
The Supreme Court released a series of rulings including affirmations in cases from Washington Crawford Fayette Hancock Miami Cuyahoga etc. with several judgments affirmed and one reversal for journal entry. Motions on several causes were ruled on, including overrules and stays, in Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Katherine Lorénst al
J. G. Rampp
Washington County
Elizabeth Howert
Nina M. Howert
Crawford County
John W. Wilson
Laura P. Hegler
Fayette County
Rebecca Powell
P. J. McCormick
Hancock County
N.O. Traction Company
J. W. Replogle
Summit County
Clarence Bailes
Susie Evans
Jackson County
Rue Martin
Bén B.alveonard
Champaign County
James H. Kennedy
Scott Beatty
Pickaway County
M. A. Throckmorton
the American Strawboard Company
Ross County
William H. Detwiles
David D. Ireland
Morrow County
Mattie Smith
the Bank
ers’Life Association
Miami County
Angela M. Sprankle
J. R. Sprankle, Jr
Cuyahoga County
The
Underwriters of
New York
Flora L. Penhollow
Ashtabula County
William Apking, Jrr
International Steam Pump Company Et
Hamilton County
Summers
X. D. Box and Label Company
Tommie Caine
Henry J. Youngblood
Nicholas Youngblood
Stark County
Citizens’ Gas Light and Coke Company
Salvation Army
Albert Lanner
Lake Erie & Weston Railroad Company
Allen County
Republicans of Indiana Gather For Governor Convent ion
Indiana delegates begin a two day session in Tomliinson Hall with 1 470 delegates to adopt a platform nominate a State ticket and elect four delegates at large to the Chicago National convention Republicans back Fairbanks for President and nominate James L Watson Charles Miller W S Taylor and Hugh T Miller for governor and lieutenant governor Roses ordered for a governor candidate and the platform focus on tariff and local option liquor laws.
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United States
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tomliinson Hall
Holliday
Fifth
Charles Warren Fairbanks
James L. Watson
Charles Bi. Miller
W. 8. Taylor
Hugh T. Miller
Jesse Overstreet
Beveridge
Hemenway
J. Frank Hanly
Fairbanks
Henenway
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
State Republican Committee
Hamilton Woman Wins Suit Against Cincinnati Northern
A Hamilton jury awarded $5,748.50 to Mary Woodruff administratrix of Evérett Woodruff estate against the Cincinnati Northern Traction Co for a Mt. Healthy wreck that killed Woodruff, a motorman. His brother is Prosecuting Attorney R. S. Woodruff. The widow sought $10,000. Separately William Flora sued the same company for $3,170 for injuries at Park Avenue and B Street.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Gard
Mary Woodruff
Evérett Woodruff
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
Woodruff
Mt. Healthy
R. 8
William Flora
Cincinnati Northern Company
Park Avenue
B Street
Cannon indorsed by four Chicago Republican district conventions
In Chicago on March 31 Joseph G. Cannon was endorsed for the Republican nomination for President at the fifth sixth seventh and fourteenth Congressional District conventions.
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Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
Pattison Enters Democratic Governor Nomination Race
Freeport Illinois March 81 Minority leader Douglas Pattison announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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Pattison
Freeport
Ill
Douglas Pattison
Foraker’s Bills Defeated in Senate Military Affairs Vote
Washington March 31 five Democratic members of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs defeated both the Warner and the Foraker bills restoring discharged negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry from Brownsville Texas The vote ensures adverse reports on both measures Warner hopeful one may still pass Democrats oppose both bills The key dispute: Warner permits reinstatement after innocence finding while Foraker requires oath of innocence Senators Talliaferro Foster Overman Frazier MacCreary joined with Warren Lodge Warner and Dupont in opposition
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Warner
Foraker
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Senate
Messrs
Talliafero
Foster
Overman
Frazier MacCreary
Arren
Lodge
Dupont
Scott
Bulkeley
Obituary notices for Colonel Elihu H. Rock and others
Obituary notices report Colonel Elihu H. Rock a veteran photographer who died of heart disease after exposure in war. Judge Ward McAllister long active in New York society dies after appendicitis surgery in California. Emma Kasey last of a Kentucky family leaves 100000 to the American Bible Society. Victor Grez Chilean Legation secretary dies in Santiago. Dr W J Stewart of Louisville NC dies of apoplexy in Nashville. several other memorial notes and biographical snippets.
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Elihu H. Rock
Nei
Rockwood
Clonel John
Mosby
Colonel Rockwood
Federal
Itm
Ile
Troy
Ward M’allister
New York
San Rafael
Cal
Mr. McAllister
Newport
R. L
Princeton University
Albany
W. J. Stewart
Louisville
N. C
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
North Carolina
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Journal Cartoon and Essay Gallery Highlights
A compact page features a mix of satirical pieces and society notes. Items include The Balked Elopement by General Charles King, Boosting a City by Beauty by John L. Cowan, A Queer Character by Jank H. Sweet, home cook tips for housewives, and playful animal pranks. Also listed are The Proposal of Tomasso by Belle Blend and From Old Almanacs with light jokes, plus portraits of notable figures from Wilmington Ohio and Lawrenceburg Indiana as part of Archdiocese of Cincinnati materials.
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Charles King
John L. Cowan
Jank H. Sweet
Tomasso
Belle Blend
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W. H. Boyd
Hiss
Dantieht
Senator Howe
Drake and Patterson
John B. Todd
Daugherty & Todd
Teasurer Mc
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Buckeye State
Caroline M. Pauble
Ed David
Katherine Boering
Society For Saving, Etc
Robert P. O’brien
W. R. Hare
Jacob Hatyas
C. R. Miller
Louis G. Miller
M. F. Smith
Julia Daley Et al
James O'Leary
W. S. Judd
State of
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Committee On Military Affairs
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American Radiator Company
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Paris
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Lawrenceburg
Promi
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