Loubet pushes Rouvier to form new French Cabinet
Paris action centers on cabinet reshuffle as President Loubet invites M. Rouvier to form a new ministry. Rumors state M. Sarrien may join as Justice Minister while Delcasse is expected to retain foreign affairs. Rouvier seeks majority support before confirming lineup.
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M. Rouvier
Paris
Loubet
MM. Rouvter
Rouvier
M. Sarrien
Justice
Council of the Legion of Honor
Foreign Office
Delcasse
America to Manage Santo Domingo Affairs Protocol Signed
A pact between the Dominican Government and American representatives Dawson and Dillingham assigns U.S. management of customs and fiscal affairs while protecting Dominican sovereignty. It sets revenue flows, employee governance, and debt payments with effect from February 1, 1905.
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America
Santo Domingo
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Dawson
A. C. Dillingham
Republic
Dillingham
Morales
Kid-Glove Highwaymen Rob Cincinnati Store For 370 Dollars
Cumminsville witnesses recount a bold robbery as two gunmen in kid gloves entered a Kroger branch store, ordered the cashier and manager to surrender receipts, grabbed 365 dollars, and fled toward a streetcar while police chased. Henry Weil and Ella Botzing aided bystanders testified to the chaotic scene.
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Ella Botzing
Police Crack Down on Dance Halls and Midnight Orders
Police announce strict enforcement of midnight closing rules for all dances on Saturdays and go as you please balls with alcohol. Reputable weekday dances exempt. A separate raid in Vine Street leads to three women detained while a bartender husband is apprehended and later reconciled.
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Reform League
Vine Street
August Nolting
Front Street
Bellevue
Hill
First District
Mrs. Nolting
Webber
Deters
Flannelly
Carter Alley
Mabel Lamont
Dee Raymond
Lillian Wentworth
Strikers Plan Demonstration Threatens Winter Palace
The Tageblatt reports 140,000 workers will march on the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg demanding a petition to the Emperor. Authorities claim troops remain loyal, but unrest grows as mills close and streetcar traffic halts. The strikers seek shorter hours, higher pay, and political liberty, with some troops rumored to sympathize.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Nicholas
Father Gopon
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Antonius
Russia
France
Te Putiloff
Dubokoff Works
Vassili-Ostrov
Germany
Praise of City Officials for Low Tax at Dinner
At a Commercial Club dinner at the Queen City Club, Secretary of State Lewis Co. Laylin from Columbus spoke on Ohio corporations and laws. He critiqued special act corporate power under the 1802 constitution and described modern taxation, noting 1893 resolutions to empower a commission.
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Commercial Club
Queen City Club
Lewis Co. Laylin
Columbus
Andrew Squire
Cleveland
W. H. Stackhouse
Springfield
Allen R. Foote
Laylin
Ohio
McKinley
Union President Suspended Over Union Pacific Strike
John McNeil, president of the International Boiler Makers and Shipbuilders' Union, is suspended by the Executive Council for not serving the union's best interests during the Union Pacific strike. Council members and other officers declined to comment.
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John McNeil
International Boiler Makers and Shipbuilders
Executive Council
McNeil
Queena City Telephone Co Loses Street Conduit Claim
The Circuit Court issued an opinion ruling the Queena City Telephone Company lacks the right to lay conduits establish exchanges or string wires in Cincinnati after Probate Court had found in its favor. The city’s solicitor objected and the case moved to Judge Littleford of the Common Pleas Court.
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Queena City Telephone Company
Cincinnati
Telephone Company
Nippert
Hunt
Littleford
Common Pleas Court
Lobster Bite Brings Death of Harlem Chef Otto Zimmerman
Blood poisoning from a lobster claw bite kills Otto Zimmerman a chef with a Harlem restaurant. He worked on lobsters daily handling hundreds of crustaceans and was bitten repeatedly until a strong lobster caused a fatal wound leading to death after swelling and pain.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Otto Zimmerman
Harlem
Zimmermann
U.S. Seeks Dominican sugar dispute resolution
The State Department receives a new complaint from Cramond Kennedy on behalf of American sugar interests. Officials consider intervention as Dominican authorities reimpose export duties after Morales removed them. Castine and Rear Admiral Sigsbee will coordinate naval presence and reports to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
State Department
Santo Domingo
Cramond Kennedy
Hay
Penfield
Morales
Navy Department
Castine
A. ¢. Dillingham
San Juan
United States
Charles D. Sigsbee
Caribbean
Dawson
Chicagoan Bluebeard Linked to Multiple Marriages
Police in Chicago report John Hoch, who wed his dead wife's sister shortly after the funeral and then vanished with her savings, has been tied to at least three marriages and is under inquiry in additional cases. Exhumation of Mrs Hoch’s body is underway to determine cause of death while Hoch remains at large.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John Hoch
Hoch
Igg
Evanston
Milwaukee
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Statrice
Rouvwer
Rity
Will Take Charge
Dominican Republic
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Weil
Cumminsville
Wolf
Kroger’s
George
Miss Botzung
Hamilton Avenue
Alma Steinway
Lulu Mueller
Kid Glove
Ny’s Power House
Henry Weil
Coleman
West Sixth Street
Harry Wolf
Seri
Ously
George the Butcher
Corbin
Awoman
Botzing
Fhee
Bré Weil
Wom
Man
Henry Wolf
City Hospital
Haustetter
Fice
Polige
Lueders
Millikin
Thize
Will
Offici
Muravieff
Ministry of Justice
M. Muravieff
Prudent Local Gov
Secretary of State
Kansas City
John
Union Pacific Strike
Ternational
Queen City Telephone Company
Council
Circuit Court
Bluebeard
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