Republicans Schedule State Convention For June 3 and 4
Ohio Republican leaders set Columbus as the site for the June 3 and 4 state convention with delegates chosen by primaries or conventions and not named by county committees. Harding and Hanna discuss lieutenant governor nominations while Cox backs Burker for Supreme Court and Norris of Youngstown is urged as an alternative.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Republcan State Central Committee
John B. Clingerman
Will Wallace
M. A. Hanne
Cleveland
John R. Malloy
William F. Gags
Cincinnati
Nash
Supreme Court
Joe B. Cox
Hanna
Cox
Jacob F. Burker
Findlay
Myron T. Norris
Youngstown
Burket
Norris
Augustus N. Summers
Springfield
Douglas
Roosevelt to Speak From Lincoln Private Car in Omaha Visit
President Roosevelt will speak from Lincoln’s private car in Omaha as part of a city visit. The car, 42 feet long with armor plating, was used to move Lincoln’s body and later restored for the presidential stop.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
President Lincoln
Springfield
Union Pacific Railway
Hanna Denounces Force Law in Unionism at Columbus Banquet
Senator M. A. Hanna, chairing the Civic Federation, rebuked President Parry's claim that unionism rests on physical force. He said most manufacturers value labor and capital partnerships and praised cooperation between bosses and workers. The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers hosted the event in Columbus with 390 delegates.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
M. A. Hanna
Civic Federation
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers
Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
National Manufactures’ Association
United States
Jouble Bishop
The
Amalgamated
Bishop
Hanna
Hartman Hotel
Nash
Harry L. Gordon
Prominent Men Fight in Paducah Clash on Government Steps
Ex-Congressman Charles K. Wheeler and James E. Wilhelm, editor of the Paducah Register, fought on Paducah steps after a dispute fueled by Wilhelm's editorials. They grappled, exchanged blows, and were separated. Wheeler vowed to resume the feud if provoked again.
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Commercial Tribune
Paducah
Charles K. Wheeler
James E. Wilhelm
Grand Master
Kentucky Masons
Paducah Register
Mr. Wilhelm
Mr. Wheeler
Wilhelm
Clem Whittemore
Mayfield
Wheeler
Vanderbilt 10 Weds Next Week in London Ceremony
New York April 21 The marriage of William K Vanderbilt to Mrs Lewis Morris Rutherford will take place April 2 at Whitehall Gardens London the residence of Henry White Secretary of the American Embassy Oliver Harriman Jr brother of Mrs Rutherford is authority for the date Mrs Rutherford will be present only by Mrs W R Travers a sister who will sail tomorrow The Belmonts decline comment as society keeps silent on the match
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Lewis Morris Rutherford
Whitehall Gardens
London
Henry White
Oliver Harriman, Jr
Rutherfurd
W. R. Travers
Travers
No. 120
Broadway
Trigg Shipbuilding Company Declared Bankrupt
In Richmond Virginia on April 21 a petition filed in district court seeks bankruptcy for Trigg Shipbuilding Company. Creditors including Jame son McKenzie Evans of Baltimore Merchant & Co Philadelphia Sea board Casting Company and Commercial Trust Company seek about 1 250 000 in debts. Local creditors with smaller secured claims also filed a separate petition returnable May 5. The filing notes no intended disruption to any existing reorganization plans.
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Richmond
District Court
Jameson, McKenzie & Evans
Baltimore
Merchant & Co
Philadelphia
Seaboard Casting Company
Pennsylvania
Commercial Trust Company
Trigg Shipbuilding Company
Lieutenant Governor Lee May Return to St. Louis Thursday
St Louis grand jury adjourned to let Circuit Attorney Folk focus on boodlers cases. Folk expected Lieutenant Governor Lee to return Thursday or Friday, though Lee seeks to withhold full testimony to shield others. Folk may travel to New York to seek Kelley surrender as potential State's evidence. Grand jury inquiry continues into race track interests during last General Assembly.
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ST. Louis
Folk
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Illinois Central payroll fraud arrests in Chicago
Three Illinois Central Railroad officials D J O’Hern Charles O’Hern and Mark Walsh were arrested and held for grand jury action on payroll padding schemes using bogus checks detectives traced over a month The fraud involved fictitious names and former employees to obtain funds costing the company thousands Walsh and the O’Herns long service members with solid reputations noted in the report
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
D. J. O’hern
Charles O’hern
Mark Walsh
Titus
O'Keefe
Walsh
O’herns
Vanderbilt-Neilson wedding claims fashion matron
New York April 21 Mrs Eliza Rellings known as Miss Vera Rallings official dressmaker of the 400 died today. The Easter rush and Vanderbilt Neilsen wedding preparations were blamed for her death. She kept Paris fashions flowing for summers and winters and counted Mrs Wm Astor and Mrs William K Vanderbilt among early patrons.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eliza Rellings
Vera Rallings
Fifth Avenue
Paris
New York Stock Exchange Returns to Broad Street Amid Jubilation
After two years in exile the Exchange returns to its Broad Street site described as a palace of comfort and convenience. Traders celebrated with toy airships, torn guidons, hats smashed, papers flew, bells rang, and a wild, shouted sendoff as President Keppler proclaimed the obsequies over the old building. No trading occurred that day.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Broad Street
Keppler
Exchange
Lumbermen Adjourn Session in Washington
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association completed its Washington session urging care for timber supplies. President Roosevelt was praised for interest in the industry. A bureau of information and a standing Transportation Committee were approved to address stock, market data, and transport complaints. Officers Fosburgh, Hines, Bee, and Smith were reelected along with the board.
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Washington
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Roosevelt
Association
Bureau of Information and Statistics
Transportation
N. W. McLeod
EB. C. Fosburgh
Norfolk
Edward Hines
Chicago
J. A. Bee
George K. Smith
St. Louis
Board of Governors
Hanna’s Reply to Parry on Union Labor Reform
Senator Hanna addresses the Amalgamated Association praising the Civic Federation and its Industrial Bureau. He defends mutual interest between employer and employee, lauds the Amalgamated Association, urges conservative, conciliatory progress, and recalls past coal mine strikes as context for labor peace.
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Hanna
Parry
UNION
Industrial Bureau of the Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Bishop
Amalgamated Association
Toastmaster
Marriage of G Olin Castle to Lillian de Talente in Long Beach
Eldorado dispatch reports the marriage of G Olin Castle to Miss Lillian de Talente in Long Beach California. Castle had been widowed by the earlier death of Clara Wiley Castle at his home here following a rivalry with Jessie Morrison, three years prior.
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Eldorado
Kan
G. Olin Castle
Lillian de Talente
Long Beach
Cal
Olin Castle
Clara Wiley Castle
Jessie Morrison
Castle
Policy King Sentenced To Sing Sing For Policy Paraphernalia
New York Justice Scott sentenced Albert J. Adams known as the policy king to not less than one year and up to five months in Sing Sing with a $1000 fine for possessing paraphernalia used to play policy. Adams was remanded to the Tombs pending appeal. He had been staying at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Scott
Supreme Court Today
Albert J. Adams
Sing Sing
Adams
Tombs
Waldorf-Astoria
Battle near Rudovitz leaves thirty nine dead
A force of about five hundred insurgents partly in Bulgarian uniform was defeated by Turkish troops near Rudovitz on April 19. Thirty nine insurgents and nine Turks died. The Konia division of Redifs is called for service in Macedonia and Albania amid reform measures. Judges appointed under reform are terrorized in Scutari with shootings.
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Salonica
Turkey
Rudovitz
Konia
Asia Minor
Redifs
Macedonia
Albania
Scutari
United States Monster Arkansaz Finishes Stack Cutting
The United States monster Arkansaz completed cutting down her stacks by 4 p.m. and passed under the bridge at 5 p.m. on April 21. She then proceeded toward St. Louis without repairing the stack and will be assisted upriver by the towboat Beaver.
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Cairo
United States
Arkansaz
St. Louis
Beaver
New Ontario Lieutenant Governor Named in Toronto Appointment
Ottawa April 21. William Mor timer Clark K C of Toronto has been appointed Lieutenant Governor of Ontario to succeed the late Sir Oliver Mowatt.
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Ottawa
Ont
William Mortimer Clark
K.C
Toronto
Province
Sir Olver Mowatt
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Jeffrey
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
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A. 8. Humphreys
Ironton
Burker
Nelson A. Sims
Sheets
Smith Bennett
Walter D. Guilbert
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Charles Q. Hildebrant
Wilmington
Warren G. Harding
Marion
George Dunham
Toledo
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Southard
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Chillicothe
Colonel Herrick
Herrick
Chilhecothe
David M. Parry
Sidney Dillon
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Buffalo Hunt
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Utah
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Great Salt Lake
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Cinnabar
Mont
George Matell
Ft. Yellowstone
John Pitcher
Yellowstone Park
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