Disappearing Court Decision Opens Book Inspection in Dispatch Case
In Columbus the clerk's office shows the Newell Kennon vs Ohio Trust Co decree has vanished from records. Judge Rathmell's ruling allows Kennon to inspect the defendant's accounts to determine if Wolff and associates financed The Dispatch deal beyond lawful loan limits.
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Commercial Tribune Borfao
Outlook
CoLtumsBus
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Rathmell
Newell Kennon
The
Ohio Trust Company
Robert P. Wolff
Wolff Brothers
Columbus Dispatch
Wolff
Dispatch
Kennon
H. A. Alexander
Dispatch Company
Alexander
Gill
Pogue
Drake Committee Faces Money Strain in City Inquiry
The Drake Investigating Committee weighs funding and legal status as it battles to cover expenses. A mandamus case in the Ohio Supreme Court could authorize use of a $37,500 appropriation if the panel is ruled a legal body. Witnesses, park flower distribution, bridge costs, and contractor practices are under scrutiny with no immediate funds in sight.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Mandamus
Guilbert
Davis
Samuel Smith
Supreme Court
Drake Committee
Hafner
Lincoln Club
Robertson Realty Company
Dowie affair shocks Zion City as Dowie ill
Mrs Dowie and son Gladstone visit Dowie at Zion City amid illness reports. Church moves to dissolve robes and guards and abolish woman overseer roles after Voliva led conference denouncing unmarried deacons. Dowie health described as improving by his lawyer.
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Gladstone Dowie
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Zion City Guards
Conference of Overseers
Rhinock Recovers From Double Ill in Congress Return
Congressman Joseph L. Rhinock of Covington returns to Washington after ten days at the Waldorf Astoria. He endured a forehead abscess and a bout of tonsillitis but is now back in his House seat with his family. The Rhinocks will spend the summer in Atlantic City.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Joseph L. Rhinock
Covington
Waldorf-Astoria
House of Representatives
Alma
Hazel Rhinock
Washington
Belgrade Rider King Peter Injures Ankle in Fall
Belgrade reports King Peter fell from a horse during a morning ride and injured his ankle. Hulea of Servi is listed in full injury notes.
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Hulea
King Peter
Belgrade
Peter
Evidence barred in Grapey trial faced by Crapsey rector
In Batavia New York April 26 the prosecution rested its case in the trial of Rev Algernon S Crapsey of St Andrew's Rochester on charges of heresy and violation of ordination vows. The defense presented witnesses whose testimony was not allowed including Rev George C Cox of Calvary Church Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Batavia
N. Y
Algernon S. Crapsey
St. Andrew’s Church
Rochester
Crapsey
Alexander
Dr. Crapsey
George C. Cox
Calvary Church
Cincinnati
Texas Battleship Reaches Boston After Storm Damage
The battleship Texas arrived in Boston for permanent repairs after heavy seas while escorting from Charleston. A hole in the bow from a derelict wreck blew shut, and a gale worsened a temporary repair forcing pumping to avert disaster. The ship was placed in dry dock on arrival.
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Gerous
Charleston
S. C
Florida
Boston
Texas
Resolutions Seek Looser China Exclusion Policy
Boston April 26. The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers adopted resolutions blaming hardships on Chinese merchants and prominent Chinese in China for tensions. They urged a more liberal interpretation of the Chinese exclusion laws to ease the boycott on American cotton exports. The group also backed creating a national forest reserve in the Appalachian and White Mountains.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
China
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Appalachian
White Mountains
Canal pockets formed to aid Dewey canal passage
Washington April 26 report says to avoid closing the Suez Canal for six days during the Dewey dry dock voyage two side pockets will be dug. Open water basins at Port Said Ismailia and the Bitter Lakes will serve as dock sites at night while traffic continues. Dredges are at work preparing the pockets now.
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Suez Canal
Navy Department
Port Ismailia
Little Bitter Lakes
Favors Banking Nation’s Money
Washington April 26 Chairman Fowler of the House Banking and Currency Committee reported a bill to deposit Government funds in National banks without security with banks paying 2 percent interest. The plan aims to replace Subtreasury custody as a hindrance to commerce and a losing scheme for the Government. The report claims the Government would have earned $50,000,000 in interest over 27 years and would not lose from slavery. Tables show that withdrawing $1,000,000 from trade displaces credits $4,000,000 to $7,000,000 depending on locale.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Gapon Said to Live Quietly in Finland
St Petersburg correspondent reports Father Gapon living quietly at Ku-Fokola Finland amid rumors he was executed. The dispatch contradicts earlier reports of his death.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Father Gapon
Ku- Fokola
Finland
San Francisco Faces Tug of War Over National Guard Control
Governor Pardee met with General Greeley and San Francisco officials to discuss Mayor Schmitz's push to withdraw the National Guard. Pardee praised the guards and called the request a reflection on a capable force, while Schmitz argued the aim was to place city control under federal troops to avoid confusion over orders.
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Pardee
General Greeley
Schmitz
Devine
The
Red Cross
Citizens’ Committee of Fifty
National Guard
Spain
Greeley
United States’ Army
Three Rulers to Meet in Darmstadt This Fall
King Edward, Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William are slated to meet in Darmstadt in the first week of September. The Pall Mall Gazette reports the Russian Emperor and Empress will depart Russia at the end of August for a long visit to the Grand Duke of Hesse.
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William
Darmstadt
Grand Duchy of
Hesse
Pall Mall Gazette
Russia
Grand Duke of Hesse
Greeks Fight Turkish Troops Near Karateria
A band of about sixty Greeks, some in Greek officer uniforms, clashed with Turkish troops near Karate ria on the road from Salonica to Monastir. The battle extended into today with Greek forces retreating after suffering thirteen deaths. Turkish losses included three killed and five wounded.
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Turkey
Karateria
Monastir
Steamer Havana Sunk in Halifax Harbor
The British steamer Havana was sunk in Halifax Harbor tonight by the Strathcona. The captain and seven crew members were rescued.
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Halifax
Havana
N. S
Halifax Harbor
Moroccan gunboat seizes bark Beni Buja fan at Melilla
In Melilla Morocco on April 26 the Moroccan gunboat Sidi El Turki seized the bark Beni Buja fan with a commercial cargo aboard. The warship sailed away with its captive.
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Sidi el Turki
Bujafan
Melilla
Morocco
Beni Bujafan
Destructive Bellevue Tornado Leaves Town in Ruins
A mile wide tornado tore through Bellevue Texas causing eight miles of destruction. At least eleven killed and many injured, with fire consuming wreckage and most houses destroyed. Relief rushed from nearby towns as residents seek shelter and aid.
Tornado Strikes Bellevue Stoneburg and Hamilton
A Dallas dispatch reports a tornado hitting Bellevue in Clay County and Stoneburg in Montague County about eighty miles northwest of Dallas. Deaths are estimated at thirty in Bellevue and twenty in Stoneburg, with Hamilton also reported devastated. Two relief trains with doctors and nurses have departed Henrietta for Bellevue.
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Tex
Bellevue
Clay County
Stoneburg
Montague County
Here
Hico
Hamilton
Henrietta
Loot at Dushet Treasury Nets 117 500 Dollars
Armed men posing as soldiers robbed the Dushet treasury near Tiflis today, taking 117 500 dollars in a bold daylight crime. No arrests reported yet and authorities are investigating the raid.
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Tiflis
Dushet
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