Ohio Senatorship Rumors Tie Foraker Burton Caucus
Circulation centers on a proposed coalition between United States Senator Joseph Foraker of Ohio and Congressman Theodore Burton to control the January 3 Caucus in Columbus. Burton and Foraker have had a competitive history but may unite to influence Taft’s senator selection.
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Cincinnati
United States
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Cleveland
Theodore Burton
Columbuss
Foraker
Charles P. W
State
Ition
Mr. Taft
Taft
Burton
Senator Foraker
No Bill At This Session as Wool Grower Opposes Rate Cuts
Washington December 8 The house ways and means committee extends tariff hearings to December 19 and plans supplementary sessions if power to subpoena is granted. Chairman Payne discussed printing the record and briefs due before December 19. Ohio wool grower W M Cullen and Utah growers testified against tariff reductions, while manufacturer leader J W Van Cleave expected to be influential.
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Washington
House Committee
Deidea
Payne
House
Congress
New Ways and Means
J. W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Boutell
W. M. Cullen
Ohio
Ericksen
Utah
Ouster suit hearing in Morgan's bonus case at Missouri court
Hearing before special commissioner Theodore Brace addressed the ouster suit against the International Harvester Company. President Glessner noted earnings in the past five years with capitalization around $120,000,000 and substantial transfers to related funds, including a $4,900,800 payment sequence and other dividends.
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Wc City
Babe Ae
Missouri
International ‘Harvester Company
Theodore Brace
Glessner
Eat
Pst Co
Uae
New Federal Lab Demonstrates Rescue Devices for Deadly Fumes
Pittsburg witnesses a formal dedication of a federal testing station with artificial mine tests. The demonstration includes Draeger oxygen apparatus for breathing in toxic gas and a rescue device used at Marianna. John Mitchell calls for a miner’s widow and injured miner compensation funded by a small coal tax.
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Pittsburg
Américan Mining ™ Congress
Draeger
Marianna
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers of America
Cincinnatians Are Wed in City Wedding Notice
Special dispatch reports the marriage of James A Logan a 34 year old Cincinnati clerk and Rebecca Gege 33 also of Cincinnati by Squire today. The bride is Frank Berte’s daughter of Cincinnati and had prior marriage records.
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Commercial Tribune
Fomaron
Dee
James A. Logan
Cincinnati
Rebecca-Géuge
Cincinmie
Squire Ghes
Frank, Berte
Cincinndt
Firemen Contest to Head Society in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Firemen's Protective Association holds its annual election with polls from 9 to 4. Isadore Miller heads the Regular ticket for president, while Joseph Bartlett leads the Independent slate. Other Regular officers include Edward Shearwood, Walter Graham, and George Wisbey among trustees. Independent candidates list Richard Porter and others. Wisbey, son of the late Fire Chief Wisbey, runs with no opposition.
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Cincinnati Firemen’s Protective Association
Isadore Miller
Joseph Bartlett
Edward Shearwood
Walter Graham
George C. Wisbey
Charlies Birk
John Korte
Henry Swegman
Joseph Rigney
Lewis Streicher
Richard Porter
George C.wisbey
John Bunnemeyer
John Heck
Oliver Hall
John B. Ryan
Albert Westcott
Wisbey
Church Relics Found in Chicago Warehouse
A shipment of church robes tapestries and ecclesiastical antiques said to come from France was found in a Chicago customs broker's warehouse. Valued at 2600 initially and appraised at 15000 the consignment is addressed to an unknown "8. Robinson" who is believed to be abroad. No charges have been filed and the case remains a mystery.
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Chicago
France
Robinson
Europe
Labor suit appeal date set by district court of appeals
The district court of appeals has set December 4 for the hearing of the appeal by the American Federation of Labor from an injunction issued by the district court in the Bucks Stow and Radge case of St. Louis Mo. John Mitchell and Frank Morrigan, recently heard before Justice Wright of the Supreme Court, briefs from both sides were today handed to the court.
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District Court of Appeals
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Bucks Stow
Radge
St. Louis
Eaeceedings
Aga Ué
John Mitchell
Frank “Morrigan
Golyicted Former Banker Receives Atlanta Jail Term
A shaken fragment reports that a former banker connected to Nations Bank faces a jail sentence in Atlanta with an extension to February. The notice, though garbled, implies sentencing tied to banking law violations and a New York residence.
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New York
Nations Bank
North ‘An
York
Atlanta
Kia
Oil Trust Loans Defended in Headlines on Rebates and Bargaining
New York Dec 3 federal counsel failed to gain leverage on loans totaling 22 000 000 to P gs Trainer via Southern Pipe Line a Standard Oil subsidiary Cross examination of John D Archbold wraps up with Traders ignorance about the loans Trainer tied to refining company dealings Archbold argues rebates in early days were bargaining with shippers seeking best terms Cassatt testimony recalled showing no Special favor to Standard Oil executives by railroad rates early in the era
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New York
P. Gs. Trainer
Southern Pipe Line Company
Tanderd Oil Company
Noth‘ing
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Trainer
Standard
H. M. Titford
Standard Oil Company of
California
J. A. Moffett
Indiana
Mirpola
Ten Years On In Reach From Trash
A compact historical brief notes a decade milestone tied to improved waste reduction efforts and local cleanup campaigns. Community groups highlight progress in recycling and sanitation, while officials praise sustained volunteer involvement and continued funding.
Saycol Hall 15 B A S New Head Election Sparks G A R Debate
The G A R council calls for a meeting to elect a successor to the late Department Commander General Sharer, sparking surprise among local G A R members who cite the established rules. Colonel George Hall of Lima becomes commander and Captain J H Sprague of Norwalk moves to senior vice commander. Funeral services for General Sharer are in Alliance today with attendees including Charles J. Miller and George H. High. Jones post passes resolutions of tribute and regret.
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Hlo
Sharer
Council] of Administration
George Hall
Lima
J. H. Sprague
Norwalk
Sharér
Alliance
G. A
Charles J. Miller
George H. High
Jones
Baer Averts Coal Boom in 1902 Strike Dispute
C D Simpson of Scranton testified in the Sherman anti trust case that after the 1902 strike coal prices rose to 10 to 20 dollars a ton until President George F Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad pressed to keep prices down. Simpson recalled opposing Baer and later selling coal at high prices after their associates were released.
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New York
C. D. Simpson
Scranton
Simpson ‘& Watkins
George F. Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Road
Baer
Simpson
Roosevelt Hosts Montana Foresters Protest at White House
President Roosevelt hears Montana protestors over forest destruction and copper industry pollution. Attendees include Attorney General and Special Counsel Ligon Johnson, Senator Dixon of Montana, and Montana agriculturists urging action and representation in Washington.
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Washington
Eta
White House
Eitaking
Meen
Ligon
Johnson
Department
Ohio River Locks Plan Promoted by Taft Backed Congress
Invited advocates of the Speidonete of the ghio river seek a nine foot stage and a $63,000,000 bond issue to fund river improvement. Taft urges immediate action to avoid annual appropriations, aiming for completion within ten years. The National Rivers and Harbors congress in Washington December 9 to 11 will push for nationwide waterways policy and Ohio River upgrades. A Cincinnati delegation is organized with 400 expected, led by business leaders. numerous professionals have reserved train and hotel accommodations for the trip.
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T Enh
Ra Das ‘Taft
National Rivers and Harbora Congress
Washington, D.C
Congress
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Washington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
John L. Vance
Columbus
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Friends
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Egan
Chamber of Commerce
William V.ebersole
W. A. Bennett
Ohio river commission appointees named
Governor Harriman announced the Ohio members of the Ohio River Commission to craft legislation to prevent pollution of the Ohio River water. Members named include W. H. Mills of Marietta Norman J. Sinclair of Steubenville and Dr. Samuel Carey Swarsel of Cincinnati. Three members will be named from each bordering state.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harrie
Ohio
Ohio River Commission
W. H. Mills
Marietta
Norman J. Sinclair
Steubenville
Samuel Carey Swarsel
Cincinnati
Ohio River
New Gauger Appointed and Storekeeper Vacancy Filled
Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann promoted Adolphus W. Search from storekeeper to gauger and named William S. Yoast to the vacant storekeeper post. Yoast is an old saler and did not comply with civil service rules. He had previously served in the revenue service as the district expands with a boom in business.
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Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Adolphus W. Search
William S. Yoast
Yoast
Civil Service
The
Revenue Service
Threat to Sink Wells Over Water Concession Threats
The Cincinnati Union Stockyards Company warned the board of public service it will continue to use city water if a fair concession is not secured. The letter notes the firm may sink its own wells and pump its own water to manufacture its products.
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Cincinnati Union Stockyards Company
Board of Public Service
Saia
Mrs Yerkes Seeks Dowry in Probate Court Records
In Chicago a misplaced probate clerk entry reveals Mary Adelaide Yerkes widow of Charles T. Yerkes claims a third of the estate. The note indicates the will may leave a larger share to another party, with the widow asserting her rights under the late magnate’s will.
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Chicago
Mary Adelaide
Yerkes
Charles T. Yerkes
Essen
Emergency Laboratories Skin Cure Ad Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts a curative skin treatment with overnight use and simple directions. It claims effects on pimples herpes blackheads acne and barber's itch and offers a 5 cent package or a $3 jar available at Dow's and other drug stores in Cincinnati. Free samples for experiments are offered by mail from Emergency Laboratories New York.
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Cincinnati
Dow’s
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
City
City Will Test State Tax Law Over City Property
Cincinnati faces a legal fight over whether city land along the river front must be taxed. The case stems from the Markley farm ruling that city property used for income is not public property. City Solicitor Dudley Sutphin will pursue the matter, with potential back taxes from current lessees if the city loses.
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Markley
Hunt
Dudley V. Sutphin
Campbell Creek Coal Company
City Sinking Fund
Queen City Coal Company
Campbell Creek ‘Coal ‘Company
Sinking Fun
Henry Hanna
James Q. Shiras
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Ponies to Join Cincinnati Poultry Show at Music Hall
A meeting of the Cincinnati Poultry and Pet Stock association at the Palace hotel prepared for the annual exhibit to be held at Music hall January 12 to 16. A pony show was reported after a Lexington trip. W. W. White of Newport serves as president and Julius Friede born is secretary.
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Cincinnati Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Palace Hotel
Music Hall
Lexington
Newport
Julius Friedeborn
Pork Packers Seek Action on August September Slaughter Losses
Pork packers in the city move to pressure the national association for relief. They adopted resolutions at a recent meeting urging a special session to address the heavy losses from hog slaughter during August and September.
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National Association
Sunday case on trial in Cincinnati for Sunday closing law
Fritz Unger, a butcher on Armory Avenue and Linn Street, Cincinnati, stood before Mayor Diller of Addyston on charges of violating the Sunday closing law. The case was continued until today with Amos Foster representing Unger and Justis supervising the prosecution. Sixty other butchers and grocers with similar charges await hearing by Mayor Diller.
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Fritz Unger
Armory Avenue
Linn Street
Cincinnati
Diller
Addyston
Unger
Amos Foster
Justis
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