Dark horse enters senatorial race in Columbus
In Columbus reports say iron magnate Z. C. Clutts may back a bid for senator as a potential deadlock breaker. Taft and Foraker factions mobilize with telegrams and visits while Burton and Reed weigh their moves. Political tension rises as Columbus hosts continued maneuvering ahead of the next steps.
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Bpeclat
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Charles Pp. Taft
Burton
Mr. Taft
Taft
Braun
Franklin County
House of Representatives
Reed
Wood
Ervin
Burra
Cincinnati
Aries P. Taft
Assembly
Yims
the Hamilton
Bar- Foraker
Frank R. Gueweiler
Z. c Clutts
Blican National Convention
Hawkins
Jackson Feounty
Cincinnati Milk Inspector Orders Slop Feed Ban Across Dairies
Milk inspector Hagen and assistant Seidenspinner began enforcing the slop feeding ban in Cincinnati dairy farms on the west side. Several dairies were visited and ordered to stop feeding slop and to clean up. permits for six aging dairies may be revoked pending new sanitary improvements.
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Hagen
John Seidenspinner
West Side
Cincinnati
H. Brune
H.hesselbrock
H. Kramer
George Oscherwits
Salem Avenue
Peter Brown
Eldorn Avenue
Clem Bockstetter
Westwood Avenue
Frank Héltman
August Muller
Louis Bergman
Spring Grove Avenue
A. Buschelman
John Haubner
William Reeder
H. B. Bosse
Ben. Bokelo
J. Rekamp
Martin Herzog
Clem Mittendorf
Henry Meyer
John Kraus
West Fork
Gottfried Schlagle
Joseph Bosse
Kirby Road
Henry Bosse
Colerain Pike
William Benken
George Morse
Joe Silles
William Broadhurst
Barney Scherpenberg
Ana
Ees
Board of H
Health Department
Board of Health
Health Board
Wall Street Banker Henry W Poor Fails in Major Bankruptcy
Henry W Poor a leading Wall Street banker and longtime publisher of Poors Manual of Railroads failed today with H W Poor Co assigning to Mark T Cox of Winthrop & Co. Partners withdrew leaving Poor responsible. The case involves large railroad bond dealings and a pending suit by Howard Willetts over 200000. Poor owned the Field mansion in Lexington Avenue and a chateau at Tuxedo.
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New York
Henry W. Poor
Wall Street
Poor
H. W. Poor & Co
Mark’ T. Cox
Winthrop & Co
Cyrus W. Field
Lexington Avenue
Tuxedo
Stock Exchange
J. P., Morgan
John' O’ Rockefeller
Henry’ C. Lodge
George
Howard Gould
Howard Willetts
Westchester
Henry W. Poor& Co
Willets
Pooor
Postal Telegraph Company of Texas
Typhoid Death Follows Quiet Cuban Honeymoon
Mrs Harriet Farrin Crabbs died at home on Hartwell Avenue after seven weeks of marriage from typhoid fever contracted during her honeymoon in Cuba. She and Roscoe R Crabbs wed Nov 1 in Avondale and left for Havana the same night. The disease, suspected to stem from Cuban water, spread after their return as doctors offered little hope. The couple had faced a broken engagement five years earlier before marrying in Cincinnati. Funeral plans were not finalized.
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Harriet’Farrin ‘Crabbs
Section Avenue
Hartwell
Cuba
Crabbs
Harriet EK. Farrin
The
Miss Farring
Miss Farrin
Stearns militia sent to protect coal plant in Kentucky
Two companies of state militia move toward Stearns at night after a deadly clash between miners and authorities. Deputy Marshal Ryan is missing, and officials fear rioters may target the 10 million dollar coal and lumber plant as more troops arrive.
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Stearns
Weny
Orn ‘Willson
8 Coal and Lumber Company
United States
Somerset
Lexington
Somerset Company
Henry Waddell
United States Marshal
Garnett Ripley
Lexingto Company
Marshal Ryan
The
Union i
Simpson
Kifley
MuHins
Richard Ross
Uty Marshal Johnson
Aerate
G. Sharpiss
Covington
Waddell
Somerset Company of Militia
Willson
White House told to stay informed as AFL leaders face court
An official White House statement reiterates that President cannot intervene or pardon while cases of AFL leaders including Gompers and associates are pending on appeal. It emphasizes the court process, keeps the president fully informed, and notes his limited role until final appeals are resolved.
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Washington
White House
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gomperg
Départment of Justice
Keeg
Landis
Standard Company
Taft Plans Broad Changes in Federal Commerce Control
President elect Taft proposes sweeping reforms to interstate commerce oversight. He would shrink the Interstate Commerce Commission while expanding the Bureau of Corporations and creating a Justice Department bureau to assist in cases. The reforms aim to curb regulatory overlap and speed judicial decisions.
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Taft
Interstate
Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Trizunz
Department
Comand
Depart of Justice
Interstate Commerce
Commission Po
Bureau of Coorag
Department of Justice
Corpo Tome
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft Visits Palmetto Links in Augusta Aiken Trip
President-elect Taft and family toured the Palmetto golf course area crossing from Augusta to Aiken by private car. They were hosted by James A. Jackson of the Augusta Aiken Trolley line with cheering crowds along the route. At Bath mills Taft praised local workers and the trip ended at the Aiken terminus with light salutal signals.
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Augusta
Taft
Aiken
Bath
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Attack on Paris President Sparks Cabinet Urgency
Fragmentary text describes a Paris street attack on President Herriot and mentions unemployment protests in the Harcee area. No further verifiable details available.
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Dee
Paris
Herriot
Har Ceeping
Setae
Revolutionists Kill Head of Russian Secret Service
Moscow reports Baron Cotte chief of the secret political police killed in a suburban villa battle with two revolutionists. Colonel Murak wounded. Police and troops suffer casualties as a fierce fight ends with Tchernoff dead and Sidorkin captured.
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Secret Service
Moscow
Baron Cotte
Murak
Sgeveral
Tchenoff
Central
Committee of
Social Revolutionists
Sidorkin
Tchernofft
France Promotes Longworth's Kin
Pari December 4 Viscount Charles De Chambran and pest a Martel promote kin of Longworth in official circles as French authorities seek to honor family ties amid postwar diplomacy.
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France
Longworth
de Chambran
de Martel
Stearns Christmas Battle Said To Be Six Killed
Lexington dispatch says Cecil Williams reports from Somerset that six people died in the Stearns Christmas Day battle rather than two. Deputy marshals Mullins and two others, plus three miners, were killed. A miner later threatened Stearns Coal Co head Robert Stearns, prompting him to obtain a federal peace and have the man imprisoned.
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Lexington
Cécil Williams
the Times
Somerset
Stearns
John Mullins
Williams
Stearns Coal Company
Robert
J. L
Butler
Covington
Williamsburg Sheriff Heads to Stearns for Miner Search
Sheriff Jo Ne Crawley of Williamsburg will join Stearns authorities with twenty five men to assist in locating a deputy's son and fellow miners amid federal injunction violations. Circuit Judge Moss and U S Marshal Mullins joined the effort, with Governor Willson asked to deploy troops if needed.
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Williamsburg
Jo Ne Crawley
Stearns Antheing
Ran
United
Crawley
Marshal Sharp Secures Kentucky Deputies Amid Coal Mine Outbreak
Rumor circulated that United States marshals would send deputies from Cincinnati to Stearns Kentucky for an injunction enforcement amid a coal mine disturbance. Officials later confirmed Marshal Steve could marshal enough deputies locally, avoiding cross state aid this week.
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Sharp
Kentucky
United States
Stearns
Steve
Yast
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