Legislators Back Foraker for President in Ohio
Ohio legislators, after adjourning, plan to nominate Speaker Thompson for Secretary of State and pledge the Buckeye delegation to Senator J. B. Foraker for the Presidency. Leader Baldwin and Eagle son push the unity move as old-line Republicans rally behind Foraker.
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Commercial Tribune
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Thompson
J. B. Foraker
Buckeye
Foraker
B. W. Baldwin
House Finance Committee
Ashtabula County
Assembly
Eagleson
Freeman T. Eagleson
House
Baldwin
Herrick
Dempsey Boom Grows in Ohio Democratic Fight for Committeeman
Columbus reports a rising movement within Ohio Democrats to replace Cleveland Mayor Tom L Johnson as National Committeeman. The plan backs Charles P Salen and the Cuya hoga organization with Senator Tom Schmidt as Secretary of State candidate and a Cincinnati leader poised to head the delegation. The push comes from party reformers and gains broad district support, though Johnson argues he would back the Cincinnati mayor if chosen.
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Ohio
Senator Foraker
Hanna
Charles Dick
Commercial Tribnte Nirfat
Outlook
Antlding
CoLuytrs
Ohto
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Democratic Party
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Dempsey
Cincinnatian
Hamilton County
Charles P. Salen
Cuyahoga County
Johnson
Tom Schmidt
Drake Committee
Schmidt
Salon
Cuyacht Organization
Cincinnati
John’ R. McLean
McLean
Garber
National Committee
Ling
H. I. Buel
State Central Committee
James I. Gorman
Ironton
George B. Nye
House
Pike County
J. W. Guthrie
Adams County
James R. Alexander
Zanesville
Pattison
Huffman
Hafner
Senate
Bert S. Bartlow
Ohio committee to study life insurance laws for 1908
A select joint committee of Ohio legislators including Senators Ward Berry Mather and Representatives Stewart Ritter Pears will draft a comprehensive code of life insurance laws for presentation to the January 1908 adjourned session. The panel will gather reports from state officers and invite public hearing, with Cincinnati urged to host meetings.
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General Assembly of
Ohio
Ward, Berry and Mather
Stewart, Ritter and Pears
General Assembly
Cincinnati
United States
Insurance Men of
Wreckage Seen as Centennial Overdue from Hakodate
In San Francisco on April 4 officers report the Pennsylvania sighted wreckage ten days from port, while the Centennial from Hakodate is now twenty days overdue with fifty nine aboard when she left Japan. shipping men speculate the sunken hull and masthead may be from that vessel.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Northwest Steamship Company
Steamship Pennsylvania
New York
Charles Nelson Company
Centennial
Hakodate
Japan
Ethel Barrymore Diagnosed With Appendicitis in Boston
Miss Ethel Barrymore, the actress, became suddenly ill in Boston today. Doctors diagnosed appendicitis and she will be operated on tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Ethel Barrymore
Japan War Preparations Allege Targeting United States
General Von Mack, Russian Red Cross representative, reports from Moscow that Japan is actively preparing for war with the United States and planning operations against the Philippine Islands. He cites evident American-aimed hostilities and widespread mobilization in Japan.
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United States
von Mack
The
Red Cross
Moscow
Philippine Islands
Von Buelow credits open door in Morocco as aim of conference
Berlin April 4 Chancellor Von Buelow said the Algeciras conference affirmed equal privileges for all nations in Morocco. He noted two adequate guarantees, international control of the Bank of Morocco and international police supervision, with France gaining a recognized special position and a share in the state bank. He praised American mediation and Mr White’s conciliatory role.
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von Buelow
Associated Press
Algeciras
Morocco
Germany
France
Great Britain
Bank of
Prince von Buelow
Spain
Warlike Spirit Flared By Missionary Outrage In China
Reports from Peking describe widespread Chinese anger after a February murder of a Chinese magistrate during a dispute with French Catholic missionaries. North China papers show grisly pictures and urging unity against foreign brutality, amid fears of massacres pending troops. Lineups in negotiations with Russia drag on as China resists perceived concessions to Russian interests. In Tokyo, Japan signals readiness to open Manchuria to foreign trade and allow ships into Matungkau before full opening.
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Nachang
China
M. Pokouiloff
Russia
Manchuria
Tokyo
Japan
Matungkau
Drowned in Wind-Lashed Sea Report From Tahiti Storm
The steamer Moania arrived in Honolulu reporting 121 people drowned during a hurricane that struck Tahiti and nearby islands. Water rose after a 20 foot high tide before the windstorm swept Papete.
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Honolulu
Moania
Tahiti
Papeete
Death Claims Two at Schaumburg-Lippe Castle
Vienna April 4 Prince William of Schaumburg-Lippe died today from heart failure at his Nachod castle in Bohemia. His daughter-in-law Blouise, wife of his son, died five hours later at the same castle from meningitis.
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Prince William
Princess Louise
Vienna
Prince William of
Schaumburg-Lippe
Nachod
Bohemia
Denmark
Dismissal Order To Reach Cincinnati Post Office
The Cincinnati Postoffice awaits a department order directing five dismissals and one demotion. The order mailed Tuesday should arrive by tomorrow morning and will be in clear language. Cashier Tucker faces a two-grade pay cut with potential future restoration.
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Commercial Tribune
Posttal Telegraph Building
Wasuinctos
D. C
Washington
Cincinnati Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Monfort
Tucker
Eufala Bank President Burdett Shot and Killed
J Burdett president of the Eufala National Bank a leading Creek Nation merchant and wealthy figure was shot dead at his home in Eufala Oklahoma Territory his body found near a rear well today life insurance policies totaling 250000 are noted in the report.
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Commercial Tribune
Muskogee
I. T
J. Burdett
Eufala National Bank
Eufala
Drowning Ends Nocquet Bold Balloon Ascent
Paul Nocquet French sculptor and aeronaut died in Bass Creek while attempting a balloon crossing from the Bronx to sea. His body found near Jones Beach after a perilous journey across marshes and islands. His bronze works include pieces at Columbia University and a bear-and-roosevelt sculpture.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Bass Creek
Long Island
Jones’ Beach
Amityville
Paul Nocquet
Nocquet
Bronx
Jamaica
Garden City
Westbury
Jéey~eho
Cold Springs Harbor
George Smith
Roosevelt
Brussels
Jean Portaels
Sculpfire
Belgium
Paris
Aero Club of
France
Atlantic Ocean
Columbia University
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Demands of the Anthracite Miners May Be Modified
New York April 4 The anthracite miners are likely to modify their demands and present them to operators tomorrow The changes eyed include reform of the Conciliation Board an eight hour day and higher pay for some labor groups If met half way the miners may renew the Strike Commission award for another year Two long sessions between operators and miners were held in Shamokin with no disclosure of details and district leaders were briefed
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Conciliation Board
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