Erie Refinancing Plan Aims to Stabilize Railroad Finances
A tentative plan at J P Morgan & Co outlines a new three year 6 percent note issue of 16 million to refinance the Erie Railroad. Creditors will receive shares of 10.5 million of the new issue, with 5 million bought by Morgan and directors. The remaining 4.5 million stays in Erie treasury to strengthen footing.
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New York
Erie Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Erie
Treasury
Eaton to Get Convention In April Third District GOP
Owing to the absence of Butler County chairman James K. Cullen no meeting of the Third District Republican Congressional Committee was held last night. The convention is set for Eaton next week with Dayton avoided to prevent advantage to Chairman Bieser. The fight centers on defeating Congressman J. E. Harding and nominating Col Herbert Catrow of Miamisburg.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James K. Cullen
Butler County
Third District
Republican Congressional Committee
Dayton
Eaton
Cullen
Gale
Preble County
Bieser
Montgomery County
J. E. Harding
Herbert Catrow
Miamisburg
Ponce de Leon Celebration Attracts Northern Guests
Winter Resorts correspondence reports St. Augustine's Ponce de Leon celebration drawing visitors from Cincinnati Columbus New York and Ohio residences. Guests mingle in Ponce de Leon and Alcazar hotel circles with notable parties including the Stallo Stallo and participants from Florence Italy and Painesville Ohio. The event closes April 6 with Alcazar season ending soon after and some hotels staying open through May for health visitors.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Augustine
Fila
Ponce de Leon
Ponce
Alcazar
M. G. Casement
Painesville
Casement
Laura McD. Stallo
Helena McD. Stallo
Cincinnati
Tulda Stallo
Florence
Italy
Allan Blount
New York
Boal
Piqua
C. W. Hanson
C. L. Sprague
W. L. Kirkpatrick
Scoville
W. J. Byrne
Columbus
Frances
S. M. Cooper
Miss Cooper
Mildred
Florida
E. McLain
G. W. Crouse
M. H. Houser
Akron
C. Wagner
Dayton
J. Teazer
Luella Crane
W. M. Strobridge
St. George Street
E. M. Edwards
Helen Edwards
Ben
Sam Williams
Cc. M. Flynn
J. M. Armstrong
Quiet first Jacksonville week as season winds down
Jacksonville enters a quiet week after the resort season opener in January. Hotels remain filled with travelers bound north stopping briefly, with regatta, exposition, and horse show marking season highlights. Notables from Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus visit, while locals depart for Miami or plantations.
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Commercial Tribune
Jacksonville
Fla
M. P. McCann
Cincinnati
J. E. Richards and Son
Dayton
Aragon
H. A. Lawton
H. B. Perkins
Warren
City
Miami
D. G. Porter
J. E.richards
R. Y. Craighead
C. BE
Niles
Findlay
W. W. Kirfer
Springfield
P. Kettering
Defiance
Everett
J.A. Currie
B. B. McDonnell
L. W. Vetter
J. W. Hicks
Laura Hicks
Bertha Riter
Dennison
Roosevelt Accounts for Panama Canal Civil Government Authority
President Roosevelt replied to a House resolution outlining the legal basis for U S control of civil government in the Panama Canal Zone. He cites the 1903 Panama treaty and multiple Congressional acts granting the right to maintain civil government and the President’s duty to do so, funded by annual appropriations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Panama Canal Zone
Zone
Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Congress
Women’s rights advocate Laura A Gregg to visit Cincinnati
National Suffrage Association lecturer Miss Laura A Gregg arrives in Cincinnati to speak on Equal Suffrage for Women and Women and the Schools. She will tour parlor meetings, lectures at Gibson House and Central Labor Council, Covington event, Economic Club, University of Cincinnati, Walnut Hills and Norwood libraries, and end with a Corryville Branch Library talk.
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Laura A. Gregg
National Suffrage Association
Cincinnati
Miss Gregg
C. F. McLean
Glendale
Gibson House
McLean
Central Labor Council
Cosmopolitan Hall
Women’s Club
Covington
Covington Suffrage Club
Gilton
Economic Club
Vine Street
University of Cincinnati
Regulation Push After Drum Explosion Death
Coroner Cameron ruled that William Flath age 17 died from multiple injuries in a drum explosion at Liquid Carbonic Company plant near Second Street and Central Avenue last Tuesday. The coroner urged regulation and official inspection of carbonic acid handling and drum locations.
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Cameron
William Flath
Liquid Carbonic Company
Second Street
Central Avenue
American envoy offers condolences over Tiger sinking
Acting on Navy Department instructions, Lieutenant Commander John H. Gibbons, the American naval attache, called at the Admiralty in London to express U S sympathy over the sinking of the British destroyer Tiger on Thursday night and the loss of 36 sailors.
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London
Navy Department
John H. Gibbons
Admiralty
Cancer Cure Offered by Kansas City Specialist
An unsolicited note promotes a cancer cure claim by Dr. Bye of Kansas City using Combination oils. The writer, H Rankin, 69, says the cancer on his nose disappeared in about a month with no pain and urges others to seek the remedy, even selling a cow to pay.
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Bye
Kansas City
St. Joseph
H. Rankin
Horticulturist
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