Randal Morgan Goes East For Merger Money
Randal Morgan sails from Cincinnati to arrange financing for a major traction holding company plan to control Ohio interurban lines. The scheme envisions two consolidations including Union Traction Company of Ohio and Ohio Traction Company with a new master holding firm. Ohio Traction directors met amid terse remarks and a leaked view of ongoing talks.
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Professor Junkermann Stricken At Cincinnati Concert
Prof G F Junkermann Cincinnati pioneer in musical education was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon while entering Music Hall for the Symphony concert. His son Dr G S Junkermann reported spinal paralysis affecting arms and legs. He was 75 and long served as superintendent of music in Cincinnati public schools. He recovered slightly and was taken home by carriage. family hopeful despite initial fears.
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Ohio Governor Pattison Sickness Alarm Grips Friends
Reported from Columbus and Cincinnati indicate Ohio Governor Pattison remains seriously ill after campaigning strain. Friends fear slow recovery as officials deny minutes of government activity and observers note a severe bronchial illness misreported as malaria.
Roosevelt Urged as Chicago University Head
Special Dispatch reports Chicago University circles debate making President Roosevelt its next head after President Harper. A constitutional change would be needed since the university requires a Baptist minister as President, while Roosevelt attends the Dutch Reformed Church.
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Longworth Voices Poor Opinion of Filipinos in Tariff Speech
Washington January 12 Congressman Longworth of Cincinnati urged passage of the Philippine tariff bill while declaring a very poor opinion of the Filipinos after a Philippines trip. He called them lazy and unreliable and urged granting self government as soon as possible. He argued the tariff would not harm US sugar or tobacco interests and mocked fears of Filipino competition.
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Bomb attack by Cossacks slays and injures hundreds in Tiflis
In Tiflis yesterday Cossacks bombed the Armenian seminary as patrols advanced. The building burned after shells exploded, killing thirty three and wounding many. Four Cossacks were hurt and a boy was killed. Troops later shelled another Armenian house, killing eight revolutionists. A detachment captured many revolutionists in Novominsk, Russian Poland.
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Arrests hit Warsaw revolutionary group as press found
In Warsaw Russian Poland on January 12 the Executive Committee of the local revolutionists faction was rounded up. Police at the headquarters uncovered a secret printing press and a cache of death sentences prepared for a revolutionary tribunal. All detainees were Jewish.
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Siberian unrest eases as troops arrive from Manchuria
Reports from Petersburg say after telegraph restoration in Siberia the Re bet unrest remained critical but the arrival of reliable troops from Manchuria signals that the worst is over.
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Coghlan Praises Government Built Battle Ships
Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan told the Patria Club in New York that the United States would rank lower than fifth or sixth among sea powers if certain ships were removed from the list. He urged larger naval reserves and criticized reliance on improvised ships while praising government built battleships like the Connecticut.
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Mrs Chadwick Identified as Lydia De Vere Enters Ohio Penitentiary
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick identified as Lydia De Vere arrives at the Ohio Penitentiary for a second sentence. A former forgery convict, she is greeted by staff and inmates as crowds gather and the prisoner shows signs of nerves and illness.
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Morales quits leadership as he seeks refuge in America
Fleeing with a broken leg General Morales sought asylum at the American Legation in San Domingo and resigned as President. He was escorted by Monte Cristi revolutionists and plans to board the U S gunboat Dubuque for San Juan Porto Rico. Caceres acts as President under the constitution amid ongoing treaty talks.
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Morales resignation sought as Santo Domingo crisis eases
State Department reports efforts to secure the retirement of President Morales and his departure from Santo Domingo. Morales reportedly offered to resign in exchange for safe conduct out of the country, a proposal accepted by the Caceres party, with the gunboat Dubuque ready to transport him to Porto Rico. The move is seen as ending the rebellion and preserving peace and customs arrangements.
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France Breaks Off Relations With Venezuela
Washington reports indicate all diplomatic ties between Venezuela and France are broken. M. Taigny, the French representative, is expected to depart Caracas while M. Maubourguet, the Venezuelan agent in Paris, would leave France. State Department awaits official word and potential American mediation on ensuing steps.
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Legislature Debates Postponing Cincinnati Inquiry
Ohio legislators oppose a formal investigation into Cincinnati and Hamilton County affairs. They argue indefinite postponement keeps costs down and avoids tying the Assembly to a costly probe while Democrats claim any wrongdoing should be exposed by those in power. The issue, tied to partisan sentiment, awaits House discussion next week.
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Pollock to Present Miner Bill in State Senate
Senator Pollock addressed the State Miners Convention in Columbus Ohio announcing a proposed mining law update. A committee of miners will draft the bill and Pollock will present it to the Senate to codify outdated laws for modern electrical conditions.
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Pattison Honors Requisition for Robbery Suspect Return
Governor Pattison today honored Alabama Governor Jehike's requisition for the return to Montgomery of Joseph Lewis, alias several names, accused of robbery. Lewis is an inmate of the Columbus facility awaiting transfer as authorized by the request.
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