Ohioan Brannon Opposes Liability Bill in House Vote
The article reports Ohioan Henry Bannon abstained from voting on the employers liability bill in the House while a minority report was filed by Bannon Littlefield and Parker. Keifer of Springfield opposed the bill but voted for it, noting constitutional concerns from prior sessions.
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Commercial Tribune
Outlook
Columbus
Washington
Henry Bannon
House
Bannon
Littlefield
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
Keifer
Speaker
Supreme Court of
United States
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Dainers Hear Rare Hungarian Orchestra at Scottish Rite
About five hundred attendees enjoyed Schildkret and his Hungarian Orchestra in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The program ranged from ragtime to classics with solos by Menikowski and Schildkret earning encore requests.
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Offenbach
Flotow B
Menikowski
Czardash
Schildkret
Mr. Schildkret
Ingalls Family Arrives to Summer at Hot Springs Villa
Mr and Mrs Celvs E Ingalls of Cincinnati with their daughter Miss Gladys Ingalls arrived at Hot Springs to occupy their villa the Ingalls They spent the winter in Los Angeles Pasadena and other California cities and came directly from the Pacific coast to stay through the summer months.
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Commercial Tribune
Hot Springs
Ark
Celvs
E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Gladys Ingalls
Ingalls
Los Angeles
Pasadena
California
Pacific Coast
150 Recruits Sent to Cuba from Columbus Barracks
One hundred fifty recruits at the Columbus Ohio barracks were sent to Cuba by order of the War Department. No reason given, but some may be reassigned to the United States. Frank Truzel of Barnesville Pa remains hospitalized after a serious stabbing last night but is improving.
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Columbus
Cuba
War Department
United States
Frank Truzel
Barnesville
Death of Miss Fannie Bloom Teacher in Eleventh District
Miss Fannie Bloom, a primary grade teacher for fifteen years in the Eleventh District School, died last night at her residence 949 Clinton Street from typhoid fever. She was sister to Lafayette Bloom, principal of the Twenty-seventh District, and Esther Bloom, a teacher in the Twelfth District.
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Fannie Bloom
Clinton Street
Miss Bloom
Lafayette Bloom
Esther Bloom
Girl 5 Lives Saved by Gar Fender
Elizabeth Smallwood age five living at 823 State Avenue was struck at Eighth Street and State Avenue by a cross-town car. The motorman dropped the fender and saved her life. She suffered bruises and cuts with no broken bones and was taken to Dr. Fred B. Baurichter at 724 State Avenue before returning home.
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Elizabeth Smallwood
State Avenue
Eighth Street
Fred B. Baurichter
Increase in Insurance in Ohio 1907 Net Rise in Fire Coverage
Ohio shows a net fire insurance increase of 17.97 million in 1907 despite 25 044 policies ending. Year end totals: 359 864 policies covering 604 235 814. Industrial policies total 156 451 795 in force with 1 630 920 in losses and 5 739 286 70 in premiums. Life losses 8 927 210 with 28 106 029 77 in premiums.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lemert
Ohio
New British Prime Minister H H Asquith and His Wife
Herbert Henry Asquith has been named Premier of Great Britain. Born September 12, 1852, in York shire, he studied at City of London School and Baliol College Oxford, became a barrister in 1876, and rose to Queen's Counsel. He married Emma Alice Margaret Tennant in 1894 after his first wife died in 1891.
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London
Herbert Henry Asquith
Great Britain
Yorkshire
City of London School
Baliol College
Oxford
Lincoln's Inn
Queen's Counsel
Asquith
Emma Alice Margaret
Charles Tennant
Tennant
Supreme Court to Hear Transfer Case Over Carey Manufacturing Stock
The Unity Banking and Saving Company sues Richard Fritz over $7,000 in Carey Manufacturing stock. The case, after passing through U S courts, is to be transferred to the Supreme Court in Washington for ruling on ownership and forged transfer claims involving broker Ross Holzman. The matter signals a major bankruptcy law question and will be heard next fall.
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Unity Banking and Saving Company
Richard Fritz
Carey Manufacturing Company
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Ross
Holzman
Unity
Fritz
United States Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati Iron Store Company
Brackett Bridge Company
Brackett Company
W. H. Whittaker
Tuberculosis expert Koch visits New York aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Dr. Robert Koch and wife travel from New York on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie en route to Japan. They plan Niagara and Chicago visit with a brother, before San Francisco and an early Japan steamship. Henry W. Taft and daughter Louise Taft greet them after voyage from Spain.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Geheimrath
Robert Koch
America
Kronprinzess
Cecille
Japan
Hotel Plaza
Niagara
Chicago
San Francisco
Henry W. Taft
Taft
Louise Taft
Cecilic
Spain
Receiver Sought For Belle Vue Brewing Company
Stockholders holding 40 percent petition Common Pleas Court to seize control alleging mismanagement by George and Katherine Klotter Hilligoss and officers. Plaintiffs cite unprofitable saloon leases, real estate purchases, and improper company expenditures totaling tens of thousands. They claim excessive salaries and related-party employment, with beer sales down and expenses up in 1907 to early 1908.
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Bellevue Brewing Company
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Osterfeld
George Osterfeld
Michael J. Sprengard
Herman Osterfeld
M. F. Galvin
George Klotter
Michael Engel
Eugene Klotter
Katherine Klotter Hilligoss
Main Avenue
Norwood
Glenway Avenue
Copany
Company faces injunction over real estate and expense actions
Plaintiffs accuse defendants of unauthorized real estate purchases and leases, saloon advances, and improvements totaling 69 445 24. They seek injunctions, accounting, and a receiver, citing irreparable harm to the company’s interests.
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Galvin & Bauer and
Maxwell & Ramsey
Delia M. Slicer
Glencoe
Mt. Auburn
Pfleger
Koch & Braunstoin Company
James R. Jordan
W.M. Locke
Joseph B. Kelley
William G. Roberts
Martin Doerr
Probate filings reveal wills and executors named
The will of Perin Langdon was filed for probate naming wife Eleanora W. Langdon executrix without bond who qualified. George H. Brown leaves estate to wife Laura H. L. F. Brown with her executrix without bond. Applications to administer estates include Edwin S. McAfee and several small estates for Emge Shepherd Hartmann and Harting families.
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Perin Langdon
Eleanora W. Langdon
George H. Brown
Laura H. L. F. Brown
Edwin
Divorce Court items reveal marital troubles and petitions
Fannie J. Moore seeks divorce from Robert Moore and restoration to her maiden name Fannie Rockwood after alleged abuse and theft in this city. Florence Clark sues for divorce from Ulysses Clark citing cruelty and desertion since 1900 with custody sought. Robert W. Ake files for divorce from Mattie Ake over neglect and alleged infidelity since 1899. Daisy Leukering answers cross petition against her husband William Leukering, a patrolman.
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Daisy Schoneberger
David H. Scott
Fannie J. Moore
Robert Moore
Fannie Rockwood
E. E. Roney
Florence Clark
Ulysses Clark
Hartwell
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Robert W. Ake
Mattie Ake
Switzerland County
Ind
Pottenger
Daisy Leukering
William Leukering
Dolan Sentenced to Twelve Years for Assault and Robbery
Judge Hunt yesterday morning sentenced Edward Dolan to twelve years in the penitentiary on his guilty plea to assault and robbery of George Rahe. Dolan also faces a murder indictment for Officer Gaiy Hauck’s death, but prosecutors accepted the plea on robbery. Henry Banks received one year suspended for self defense in a separate killing case. Gus Carter got one year for grand larceny.
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Hunt
Edward Dolan
George Rahe
Dolan
Gaiy Hauck
West End
Rulison
Henry Banks
Whitney McGuire
Gus Carter
Woman Sues for 1000 Over Bond Transfer Story
Emma G. Fulton sues W. W. Glen and Clara G. Glen for 1000 alleging a decedent Susan Gooch left two sinking fund bonds to Glen with death instructions. Glen allegedly could not deliver and agreed to pay 1000 with interest, which plaintiff says was not paid. other cases surround liquor tax injunctions and a $5250 damages claim against Cincinnati Traction Company.
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Emma G. Fulton
W. W. Glen
Clara G. Glen
Susan Gooch
Cincinnati Consolidated
Claras G. Glen
Gooch
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Kittie Allen
Opera Place
Roth
Powell & Smiley
C. Crane & Co
H. H. Hoffmann
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Joseph G. Sextro
Sextro
Frank H. Kunkel
Clara Maley
West Court Street
Spiegel
Scott Bonham
Angie Cram
Cincinnati Traction Company
C. T. Baker
W. W. Clippinger
Insolvency Court Assignee Files Amended Klockenbrink Account
In Henry Burkhold hear ing assignee of Charles Klockenbrink filed amended accounts after the court allowed withdrawal of prior ones. He shows receipts of 16 243 69 and disbursements of 143 047 20 leaving 3 196 49 with 500 for services. Burkhold documents advances to 1907 June to offset the balance.
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Klockenbrink
Henry Burkhold
Charles Klockenbrink
Burkhold
Cale Donian Society Sketch May Be Presented Tomorrow
The quarterly meeting will be held in rooms over the Humane Society offices at 24 East Ninth Street tomorrow evening at 8. After routine business, a sketch of Sir Pertinax Mascycephant from Macklin's Man of the World will be performed by Mr. William Dearness.
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The
Caledonian Society
Humane Society
East Ninth Street
Macklin
Sir Pertinax Mascycephant
William Dearness
Night riders burn barn and threaten tobacco growers tale
In Kentucky a stock barn owned by Lee Lawrence in Boyle County was burned by night riders, tobacco beds salted, losses about 5000 dollars with no insurance. Ten Washington County farmers received threats to abandon crops and a dynamite threat to one home. Letters postmarked Milton Kentucky reach Hanover area tobacco raisers in Indiana.
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Lexington
Lee Lawrence
Boyle County
Lawrence
Washington County
Harrodsburg
Carter County
Madison
Ind
Hanover
Milton
Outrage details emerge in Kentucky lashings case
In Murray Kentucky testimony recounts a blood oath to join the Tobacco Growers Association and to follow Captain Joe Bell's orders. Willie Dyer Moses Thornton and others testified they were forced to take oaths and endure taunts before Frank Mardis was whipped. Ellis Duncan Thompson held for grand jury with bonds set at $2000 each.
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Louisville
Evening Post
Murray
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Joe Bell
Calloway Organization
Willie Dyer
Moses Thornton
Ed Thompson
Jake Ellis
Bob Duncan
Clarence Whitlock
Planters
Pottertown
Frank Mardis
Thornton Dyer
Whitlock
Ellis
Duncan
Thompson
Mr. Thornton
Jake Hills
Dyer
Soldiers Under Captain Givens Return for Rest in Hopkinsville
The squad of soldiers under Captain Givens of Middlesboro, who have been making arrests at Calloway County, returned to Hopkinsville for a rest. Part of Company D will move to Eddieville tomorrow morning under Lt. Stanley Bassett to take their places.
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Periat Rein
Tribune
Hopkinsville
Tne
Givens
Middlesboro
Calloway County
Eddieville
Stanley Basset
Doukhobors Refuse Food in Port Arthur Arrests
Police struggle with nineteen Doukhobors jailed for parading naked as they refuse to eat or dress. Authorities fear starvation may follow, recalling Regina's deaths a year ago. The group awaits transfer to Toronto prison after sentencing.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Port Arthur
Regina
Toronto
Mt Vernon Glass Co Placed Under Receiver
George MacCulle appointed receiver today by Judge Seward after Adolph Wuchler petitioned the court. The Mt Vernon Glass Co faces $36,000 in bonded debt and a $4,000 payroll due today. The receiver says obligations can be met and the firm will reorganize.
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MT. Vernon, O
George MacCulle
Mt. Vernon Glass Company
Seward
Adolph Wuchler
Leap Year Dance at Union Gas and Electric Company
Young women employees hosted a leap year dance and buffet for 60 couples at the new Fourth and Plum building. The event was attended by men employees with the women making the invitations and Theodore Clauss, the corporation treasurer, in attendance.
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Union Gas and Electrics Company
Fourth and
Plum
Theodore Clauss
Corporation
Trial Dates Set For Colored Margarine Dealers
Justice Muller orders local dealers charged with selling colored oleomargarine to appear for trial on April 1. State Dairy on Food Commissioner agents search for evidence against violators. Those accused E Miller Baa J Hart Ed Technow and Delianum posted $300 bond each for their appearance.
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Justice Muller
State Dairy On Food
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Thas
Dawes
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Leon
Julia Marlowe
Clara Louise von Hermann
Karl von Hermann
Miss Marlowe
Columbus Barracks
South
H. H. Asquith
C. W. Baker
H. W. Busch
Iron Store Company
Brackett
Court of Appeals
Putnam-Hooker Company
Maysville
January & Wood Company
Smith Carter
Harry McCain
Portsmouth
Mrs. Koch
Probate Court
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Will
Ohio Glass Company
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