Cincinnati Shopping Zone Census Strength Report
Census figures show nearly 700000 people within shopping distance of Cincinnati with Hamilton county area contributing 560554 and Kentucky counties adding 139144. Ten year gains total 72555 with Ohio gains 62895 and Kentucky gains 10160. Butler 70271 and Clermont 29551 show mixed changes while Campbell 59369 and Kenton 70355 report growth. Kentucky residents challenge Campbell county figures as potentially incorrect.
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Cincinnati
United States Census Bureau
Washington
E! Dana Durand
Butler
Clermont
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell
Boone
Kentucky
Ohio
Hamilton Cours
Butler County
Clermont County
Campbell County
Unionists Struggle To Oust Liberals In British Election
London dispatch reports second day of polling shows Liberals leading with 87 seats to Unionists 16 Nationalists 16 and other counts. Unionists gain a net 6 seats with 130 polls, forecasting a possibly weakened Liberal majority but no replacement of the government. Observers note gains in Wakefield Cheltenham Windsor and Birkenhead. Islington North and St Pancras West flip to Liberals amid shifting urban support as crowds celebrate across London and major towns.
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Asquith
House of Commons
George
House of Lords
Lancashire
Prest
Vgeeanioe
Liverpool
F. EB
Exchange
Birkenhead
H. Vivian
Canada
Islington North
St. Pancreas West
Wakefield
Cheltenham
Royal Borough of
Windsor
Four Fight For Senate Leadership
Democrats in Ohio prepare for a pivotal caucus to choose the Senate president pro tempore amid a power struggle between radical and conservative wings. Candidates include Stockwell Huffman Dore and Green, with futures tied to possible U S Senate speculation and Harmon’s influence. The executive meeting in Columbus aims to shape majority leadership and legislative direction.
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Senate
Dean
John N., . Stockwell
Cleveland
Ohio
Isaac N. Huffman
Hamilton
Garber
Frank T. Dore
Tiffin
William Green
Coshocton
Stockwell
PE Peetien
Canoe
Ol Iwilliam L. Finley
Stater Wiester
Stockfest
Unskilled Labor of Europe Held Menace to America
Washington reports the final immigration commission findings urging restriction of unskilled labor immigration. The three year-old commission created under the 1907 act expired today with unanimous views on wage, living condition impacts from large alien entry into basic industries.
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Europe
America
Washington
Immigration Commission
Congress
United States
Commission
Heinze Faces Federal Jury Again in New York
The U S Supreme Court overturned a circuit court ruling and remanded Heinze’s misapplication counts against Mercantile National Bank of New York City. Indicted 1909 and 1910 for defrauding the bank and inflating United Copper stock, the charges were deemed faulty in vital counts, with further proceedings ordered in lower court.
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Washington
Circuit Court of the United States
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank of
New York City
Heinze
United Copper Company
Opening of the Sixty first Congress Amid Deaths and Debates
The Sixty first Congress opened under somber tones with four senatorial deaths since June and a packed gallery. Senate and House formed a joint committee to notify the president and adjourn after memorial resolutions. New members Mitchell Lively and Massey took oaths as others joined, while calls for arbitration and disarmament colored prayers.
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Washington
Sixty-first Congress
Congress
Senate
House
Cannon
Capitol
Sherman
Ulysses Grant
Pierce
Throwall
Sher’ Cannon
Brownlow
Tennessee
Foulkrod
Pennsylvania
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Gilmore
Louisiana
Tawney
Calderhead
Clark
Joint Committee
West Chester Creek
New York
Goulden
Burke
South Dakota
United States
Growers To Be Paid Share Of Burley Tobacco Pool
Settlement with Kentucky Burley growers over 20 million pounds of 1909 pool tobacco sold on Lexington Cincinnati and Louisville breaks will dominate the Burley Tobacco society board meeting in Lexington. The piece notes growers’ demand for settlement, critiques LeBus salary and tactics, and questions fund use as the pool winds down.
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Burley Tobacco Pool
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Board of Control
Burley Tobacco Society
LeBus
Burley Society
R. J. Reynolds Company
Burley, Society
Convict Exoneraation Allegations Taint Case in Ohio
Steve Scott, scheduled for electrocution on December 31, is claimed innocent by a sworn statement from Charles Jones of Miami County. Jones, an accomplice turned state's evidence, testified after his own twenty year manslaughter sentence. The case concerns the killing of Giuseppe Kasmentio, a Syrian pedier.
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Columbus
Steve Scott
Charles Jones
Miami County
Jones
Illinois Central sued for 511 719 back taxes
By directive of the state auditor and inspector Noel Gaines, a circuit court suit was filed against the Illinois Central railroad for five years of taxes totaling 511 719. The petition alleges the road fraudulently reported to the auditor to fix franchise value and omitted sums that should have been included in net income.
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Jfrankfort, Ky
Noel Gaines
Illinois Central Railroad
Calhouns Lose in Appeal To the Supreme Court
Descendants of the Calhouns who once owned the Greenwood county plantation in D C lost their bid after the U S Supreme Court ruled it lacked jurisdiction to review a South Carolina court decision adverse to them.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Greenwood County
D.C
Supreme Court of the United States
South Carolina
Woman sues over 6.5 million graft in railroad repairs
Mrs. Jennie Edgar files a suit to recover 6.5 million alleging car repair frauds against Illinois Central. Named defendants include James T. Harahan Cornelius Vanderbilt R W DeForest John Jacob Astor Ogden Armour Charles A Peabody John G Shedd Alexander Hackstaff Walter Luttgen John W Auchincloss and Robert W Goelet. The suit claims directors abused supervisory powers over railroad business.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Jennie Edgar
James T. Harahan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
R. W. DeForest
Lovett
John Jacob Astor
J. Ogden Armour
Charles A. Peabody
John G. Shedd
Alexander H. Hackstaff
Walter Luttgen
John W. Auchincloss
Robert W. Goelet
Taft Eyes Lane and Prouty for New Court of Commerce
Information from an authoritative source says President Taft will nominate Judge Charles A. Prouty of Vermont and Franklin K. Lane of California to the new court of commerce. Both men currently serve on the Interstate Commerce Commission and are noted for understanding freight rates and commission proceedings.
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Taft
Court of Commerce
Charles, A. Prouty
Vermont
Franklin K. Lane
California
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin.a. Knapp
Roosevelt
Accuser of Ratliff Granted Bond in Disorderly House Case
Mrs Emma Jackson released on $1 000 bond after pleading guilty to keeping a disorderly house Judge Wade Cushing denies motion to set aside plea on advice of attorney Raymond Ratliff now facing misrepresentation and extortion claims The hearing inflamed by Rats involvement with prosecution and judge questioning credibility of Ratliff over jurisdiction to admit evidence damaging to his character
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Wade Cushing
Common Pleas Court
Emma Jackson
Rulison & Kure
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Raymond Ratliff
W. C. Buck
United States
Rutsgan
Ratliff
Michael Muller
Buck
Rutison
Rutison. Mrs Jackson's Affidavits and Those of Four Others Charged That Ratliff
Hunt
Cushing
Patten Indicted by Grand Jury in Cotton Conspiracy
James A. Patten of Chicago Eugene Scales of Texas William P Brown of New Orleans and others were indicted again by a federal grand jury for conspiring to monopolize interstate commerce in cotton in the last four months of the crop year ending September 10, 1910. The indictment dated August 4 was opened today in Judge Hough's criminal branch as the defendants, aided by counsel, pleaded not guilty and set demurral deadlines for December 13 and January 3, 1911.
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New York
James A. Patten
Chicago
Eugene Scales
Texas
William P. Brown
New Orleans
Hough
Criminal Branch
United States District Court
Snowstorm Slows Gotham as Falls Send Dozens to Hospitals
New York faced its first real snowstorm of the season as a two hour blizzard coated streets in ice. More than twenty people were injured in sidewalk falls and rushed to hospitals as traffic slowed throughout the city.
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Gotham
New York
Early December Gift Drive for Postal and Delivery Staff
A holiday message urges shoppers to buy Christmas presents early in December to support workers behind counters and those on delivery wagons. The guidance frames early purchasing as a gift to frontline postal and logistics staff during the season.
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Mississippi
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Alabama
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Commerce and Labor
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