Fox Brothers Lease Seasongood Property to Hotel Builders
Burton Fox of Fox Bros and Cincinnati Realty Co officials reach a seven year lease transfer. The Seasongood building second floor on Fourth Street is to be finished by Harrison to accommodate the hotel project. Final papers expected after Merchants National Bank and directors meet today.
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Pike
Burton Fox
Fox Bros., Jewelers
Jos
Trevor
L. A. Ault
Cincinnati Realty Company
Fox
Seasongood
Cincinnati
Ault
Harrison
Fourth Street
Vine and
Walnut
Fox Bros
Cincinnati Realty Compania
Merchants’ National Bank
Lewis Beasongood
Sessongood
Bristow Resigns Post at Brief Roosevelt Move
Joseph L Bristow Fourth Assistant Postmaster General resigns effective January 20. President Roosevelt appoints him special commissioner to study trade conditions freight rates and Panama Canal policy with Atlantic Pacific and South America to Europe. The shift follows inspector division transfer and Tift Taft discussions.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Joseph L. Bristow
Postal Service
Roosevelt
Mr. Bristow
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
United States
Europe
Panama
Taft
Bristow
Senator Long
Kansas
White House
Long
Post Office Department
Saids
Post Office
Organization of Live Stock Men Split In Two Over Railroads
The National Live Stock Association split as a new constitution admitted packers and possible railroad influence. Cattle men and some growers formed the American Stock Growers Association to represent cattle interests, while shippers, dealers, and stockyards remained with the old body. Leaders debated funding, with tensions about outside influence and Roosevelt's stance noted during the session.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
National Live Stock Association
Twain
American Stock Growers' Association
Mackenzie
Colorado
Hagenbarth
Agenbarth
Congress
Warner Named Commissioner of Pensions in Roosevelt Indians
President Roosevelt appoints Vespasian Warner of Illinois to be Commissioner of Pensions. Warner, a longtime U S congressman from the Nineteenth District, was re elected last November for a fifth term and backed by the G A R and ex soldiers groups. Neill named Commissioner of Labor. he has long ties to charity work and academia.
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Warner
Illinois
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Vespasian Warner
Congress
Charles P. Neill
Carroll D. Wright
Catholic University
Neill
HE. F. Ware
Russian Cavalry in Southwest Liao Yang Action Near Haicheng
Reports from Tokyo detail Russian cavalry raids southwest of Liao Yang aiming to disrupt Japanese rail lines and hinder General Nogi's move to reinforce Oyama. Japanese forces repelled a Tangmasas cavalry assault near Liao Yang, damaged tracks, and pursued troops. Banks of reports note heavy losses for Russians and a later clash near Niuchiatun with at least eighty men killed.
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Tokyo
Liao-Yang
Nogi
Oyama
Lieo-Yang
Tangmasas
Liao- Yang
Anshantien
Haicheng
Tatchekiao
Yinkow
Newchwang
Niuchiatun
Liao-Tung Peninsula
Mistchenko
Siantziatzu
Imperial
Korea
Miamheung
Honon
Would Unseat Thomas C. Platt
At a Postal Progress League meeting in Cooper Union, Post of Battle Creek prepared papers to seek a Supreme Court restraining order to block Senator Thomas C. Platt’s seating. He claimed Platt serves an express company, doubles salaries, and is bribed to favor corporate interests over the people.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Postal Progress League
Cooper Union
Post
Battle Creek
Mich
United States Supreme Court
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
T. C. Platt
United States Express Company
Express Company
United States
Textile unions grant council power to settle strike
Five textile unions in Fall River Mass voted to empower the Textile Council to settle the cot ton mill strike or negotiate with mill owners without needing each union's endorsement. The move centralizes decisions to avoid delays in ending the dispute.
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Commercial Tribune
Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
Niedringhaus Denies Brewer Bribery Allegations
St. Louis jan 13 At a special session of a Missouri House committee Niedringhaus chairman of the State Republican Committee and senatorial candidate denied accepting 21000 from St Louis brewers to influence lawmaking. He gave a complete statement denying all charges.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
House of Representatives
Missouri
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
State Republican Committee
Caucus
United States
St. Louis Brewers
Mathews to resign as Senator Fairbanks secretary March 4
Jerry A. Mathews, longtime secretary to Senator Fairbanks, will retire March 4 and likely join Senator Foraker of Ohio. The move astonishes Republicans in Sedinia yet is welcomed by reporters and party insiders who praise his efficiency and keep him in Washington.
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Commercial Tribune
BurReau
Postal Telegraph
Washington, D. C
Washington
Sedinia
Jerry A. Mathews
Fairbanks
Foraker
Ohio
Mathews
Roosevelt Seeks Expanded Power Over Panama Canal Plan
In a message to Congress, President Roosevelt urges greater executive discretion to govern canal construction, proposing a five or three member commission with duties set by the President. Secretary Taft's letter notes progress and suggests procurement of Panama Railway stock, with radical changes due April 1 as new directors take office.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama Canal Commission
Taft
Panama
Board of Canal Commissioners
Senate
House of Representatives
Isthmian Canal Commission
Secretary of War
Commission
Army
Navy
Canal Strip
Theodore Roosevelt
Canal Zone
United States
Panama Rairoad Company
Canal Commission
Promoters Face Suit Over Miami & Erie Canal Deal
Cleveland jurist files cross petition alleging a conspiracy by fourteen promoters to defraud stock and bond purchasers. He seeks 2 990 000 dollars judgment and immediate liquidation to pay canal debts. Names include Lamprecht Mandelbaum Tillotson Bonsfield Chandler Moore Everett Pomeroy Harmon Harper Hayden Pack Christy Nutt. He claims stock was issued without consideration and bonds issued fraudulently. The action could reopen canal litigation and seeks master inquiry into truth of allegations.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Company
Common Pleas Court
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Will Christy
R. A. Haron
Fordyce
Co. W. Fuller
Sacred
Miami and Erie Canal
Fuller
Andrew Squire
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
Mr. Johnson
Saloon Keeper Shot Dead in City Hospital Arrival
Harry S. Bardwell, saloon proprietor at 518 Plum Street, was shot in his tavern by W. H. Nickmire, 228 Post Square, as Bardwell moved to calm a dispute. Bardwell died soon after reaching City Hospital from chest and skull injuries. Nickmire was arrested for murder after the rapid shooting.
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Plum Street
Bardwell
Strikers Force Newport Foundry to Leave City
The Newport Foundry and Machine Company will relocate to Cincinnati after weeks of dynamite outrages and labor unrest. The plant faced six bombings and frequent beatings of workers, with protests directed at Mayor Helmbold for siding with strikers. Payroll dropped from 1200 to under 400 weekly as tensions rose.
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Lawless City
Cincinnati
Newport Foundry and Machine Company
Kentucky City
Newport
Seri
Helmbold
Licking River
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General Sea
Songood
Ing
Mr. Fox
Wynne
J. L. Bristow, R. J. Wynne
Dewitt County
Ill
Willard University Law School
Clinton
Oglesby, Hamilton and Fifer
Tokiwa
Sea of Japan
Nedringhaus
Jerry Mathews
Senator Fairbanks
JM. de
Canal Transportation Company
Onloun
W. H. Nickmire
Harry
S. Bardwell
Harry S. Bardwell
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Ting
Post Square
the City Hospital
Nickmire
Ing Heavily
Bard
Well
Nickmire Shot
Bars el
Sin
West de Street
Retral Station
City of Newport
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