Law Obedience Urged Across Ohio by Petition
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Washington January 8 Representative Sheppard of Texas filed a House resolution urging a joint committee of Republicans and Democrats to investigate the violent expulsion of an American mother from White House offices while seeking a President audience. He spoke in the name of American motherhood and womanhood. Continued on third page.
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Sheppard
Texas
White House
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Tex
House
House of Representatives
United States
Dempsey Teaches Polite Lesson to Cincinnati Police
Mayor Dempsey confronted a rude police chief and inspector at headquarters after asking, Is the Colonel in, and revealed his identity. He praised courteous treatment of all citizens and recalled his own public profile.
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Gruffy
Cincinnati
Dempsey
Lowman
Head of Class Is Under Arrest on Hazing Charge
Midshipman John P. Miller of Lancaster Kentucky was arrested at the Naval Academy on hazing charges against Henry G. Cooper Jr of Oxford North Carolina and Max B. Demott of Niles Michigan. The case ties to a broader court martial involving Midshipman Peter Sen B Marzoni with trial held at Annapolis. Judge Advocate and defense argued over proof of hazing elements including forced provisioning of food. A verdict in Marzoni’s case was announced but awaits Admiral Sands approval. Stephen Decatur Jr faces new hazing charges after acquittal.
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John P. Miller
Lancaster
Commercial Tribune
Annapolis
Henry G. Cooper, Jr
Oxford
N. CC
Max B. Demott
Niles
Mich
Cooper
Miller
Naval Academy
Petersen B. Marzoni
Bobdaakee
Marks
George H. Mann
Harrison
Mann
Marzoni
Admiral Sands
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Decatur
Roberts
Charles C. W. Mailley
Stromsburg
Neb
Landslide in Haverstraw Kills Sixteen In Night Collapse
A landslide at Rockland street in Haverstraw New York buried eight houses and toppled a clay bank, killing sixteen residents including members of the Lanny Dailey Nelson Mannion and Silverman families and seven Hebrew laborers. Fire followed as water mains were torn away by the slide.
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Rockland Street
Foraker and Dick Unite To Fight Glasgow Patronage
Senators Foraker and Dick join to oppose the White House move taking Ohio patronage from the Glasgow consular post and appoint Richard Austin of Tennessee to succeed Samuel M. Taylor of Urbana. They demand Ohio be compensated and protest their initial unsigned letter. They discuss Glasgow and Columbus Surveyorship, with Taylor's influence possible, and William C. Kennedy named as a favored candidate.
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Commercial Tribune
Builpinne Wasurxctox
Washington
Foraker
Ohio
Glasgow
Tennessee
White House
Richard Austin
Samuel M. Taylor
Urbana
Death by own action cited in coroner report
Coroner Eli Mix reports Charles A. Edwards of New York City died at the Abigail Hiller homestead Tuesday night from self-inflicted wounds with morphine found in his body. The finding, part of a preliminary report to State Attorney Williams, is supported by autopsy surgeons and inquest testimony.
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Eli Mix
Charles A. Edwards
New York City
Abigail Hiller
Williams
Edwards
Bartlett
Court Defies Hoff Rogers In Missouri Action
New York January 8 Henry Rogers vice president of Standard Oil of New Jersey and director of Standard Oil of Indiana testified in Missouri quo warranto proceedings led by Attorney General Herbert S Hadley. The questions focused on whether Indiana and New Jersey entities share offices at 26 Broadway and if New Jersey controls a majority of the Indiana company.
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Commercial Tribune
NPW
York
Henry MH. Rogers
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Indiana
Missouri
Hadley
Standard Oil Compu of
Broadway
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Ofice
Doctor as Jekyll Downs Maniacal Hyde By Poison
Dr. Robert W. Steger a Vanderbilt and Columbia graduate attempted suicide at the Audubon Hotel Manhattan using chloroform and morphine after writing a note of mental crisis. He survived initial collapse and was taken to Bellevue Hospital where he is not expected to recover. He left a second message referencing Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and seeking to donate his body to Columbia University.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
R. W. Steger
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Nashville
Tenn
Audubon Hotel
Broadway
Thirtyninth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Steger
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Columbia University
Robert W. Steger
Alabama
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Jekyll and Hyde
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Huntsville
Ala
Vanderbilt University
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Grand Pacific Hotel
T. M. Steger
New York Today
Hill in Defense Points to Record in Ohio Engineer Trial
John W. Hill former Chief of the Filtration Bureau on trial for forgery and falsifying records testifies in Philadelphia He cites his work as a civil and consulting engineer in many cities and defends actions on filtration contracts Witnesses include former U S Attorney General Judson Harmon and Secretary of War Taft Writs travel to Washington and Ohio towns to subpoena experts Henderson Haddock supports Hill while a jail payroll accusation against Charles Drake is denied by Drake and a warrant for Schaffhauser is discussed
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Washington
Ohio
Hill
United States
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Taft
McKinley
Schaffhauser
Director of Public Works
Haddock
Mr. Hill
Bell
Charles F. Drake
Harmer & Quinn
Torresdale
Drake
Harmer’ & Quinn
Morocco question unsettles markets and prompts war risk measures
Berlin January 8 The National Zeitung reports the latest phase of the Moroccan question produced a general lull on the Bourse. It notes war clauses are being added to grain contracts and that insurance against war is being taken out in other businesses as precautionary steps.
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Berlin
The
National Zeitung
Pattison Inaugurated as Governor in Ohio Ceremony
Amid cheers and pageantry at the Ohio State House, John M. Pattison took the oath as governor. The crowd, court officials, and politicians witnessed the inaugural address while colleagues and friends gathered to mark the transition from Herrick administration.
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Ohio General Assembly
Supreme Court
John M. Pattison
State House
Smilax
Houck
Pattison
Althea
Ernestine Pattison
John W. Pattison
Williams
Delaware
Cora Williams
Cincinnati
John Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Union Central Advocate
Lewis B. Houck
Lucien Clark
Governor Herrick
Davis
Herrick
John Y. Bussell
Columbus Board of Trade
America
Fourth Regiment
P. H. Bruck
Columbus Democratic Glee Club
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Congress
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Nicholson
Hamilton, O. Ohio
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Haverstraw
N. Y
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Mannion
Silverman
Lanny
Denly
Roosevelt
S. M. Taylor
Taylor
Senate
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Ence
Columbus
William C. Kennedy
Call Edwards
Ory
New Haven
HH. Rogers
Imma
Terial
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Jekyll Downs
Maniacal Hyde
Poison
R.W. Steger
Tuck
Eastman
Camie Dalton
McKin
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Quinn
Eisenbrown
Donaghy
Commonwealth
Gordon
Weaver
WAR Insurance
Germany
Life Insurance Companies
Outlook Building
Columbus, O
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