Five Die In Big Four Chicago Flyer Derailment
A Riverside train wreck killed five railroad workers and left fourteen injured as the Big Four Chicago flyer derailed near the roundhouse. Fireman George Golden died at once, with Stadtlander Stickel Murphy and Lewis also dying from burns and injuries.
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George Golden
Dianapolis
Frank Stadtlander
Con
Monroe Street
Newport
John Stickel
Ter
Hazel Avenue
Wood
Fred c. Murphy
Indianapolis
James Lewis
Chicago Flyer
Roundhouse
Riverside
Lving
Golden
Heinze Victory Arouses Hope in Morse Case
New York January 22 The quashing of F Augustus Heinze indictment by Judge Hough brings renewed hope for Charles W Morse serving a fifteen year term in Atlanta federal prison Morse's lawyer Martin W Littleton says the ruling may apply to Morse and seeks dismissal if similar facts apply.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Hough
United States Court Today
F. Augustus Heinze
Friends and Coungel
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Martin W. Littleton
Morse
Heinze
Rich widow wins suit for 605000 in historic claim
Mrs Adolph Ladenburg of New York and London secures 605000 in a settlement tied to her late husband’s estate for herself and her daughter Mary. The dispute exceeded the firm’s offer by 400000 and taps into rumors from 1909 about Belt courting the widow while questions linger over the drowned husband’s fate.
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Adolph Ladenburg
New York
London
Mary
Hope for Walsh parole after Heinze decision debated
Friends and attorneys consider applying Judge Hough’s Heinze ruling to John R. Walsh who began a three year term at Leavenworth for the Chicago National Bank wrecking. District Attorney Simg says a motion to quash could not be made after imprisonment and notes no authorized juror in Walsh’s case as in Heinze. John F. Miller declines to forecast action.
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John P. Fernster
Fernster
Littleton
Morse
Heinze
Otto Heinze & Co
Mercantile National Bank
Smith
United States
Chicago
Associated Press
John R. Walsh
Leavenworth
Kan
Chicago National Bank
John F. Miller
Walsh
Hough
Simg
Mixed Quartette Adds to Chicago Couple's Family
A mixed quartette of babies two girls and two boys arrived early today at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Wilson in Los Angeles making twelve children to this couple in nine years. The Wilsons married in Chicago twenty five years ago. Two sets of triplets and one pair of twins have previously been born to the couple seven whom including the latest four survive.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Associated Press
W. W. Wilson
Wilsons
Chicago
Taggart on Way Home Bandaged But Cheerful
Thomas Taggart injured while hunting near Fayette Mississippi yesterday passed through Memphis at 9 o clock tonight on his way to Indianapolis. His physician said no serious effect had developed and Taggart, despite bandages, remained in his usual good spirits.
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Memphis
Tenn
Associated Press
Thomas Taggart
Fayette
Miss
Indianapolis
Taggart
Winton Place Men Win Street Railway War
Seven residents of Winton Place led by Scott King rebelled against the Cincinnati Traction company last night seizing control of car 1625. The insurgents forced the car to Winton Place while the crew and inspector watched, and the car returned an hour late delivering the group home for supper.
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Winton Place
WIN Street Railway
Cincinnati Traction Company
Scott King
Street Railway Company
George B. van Horn
McMicken Avenue
Albert L. Post
St. Bernard
W. N. Babbs
C. H. Strothman
Charles Ring
Bates Avenue
Lawrence Kloeb
Zelaya
William Crist
Leonard Casson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Street
King
Rockdale Avenue
Mr. King
Revolutionary Army
President Taft Names Sage of Athens to Chickamauga Commission
President Taft selects Charles H. Grosvenor known as the Sage of Athens to serve on the Chickamauga Commission. The move places Grosvenor among officials shaping the local war memorial project and related civic duties. The announcement follows Grosvenor’s prominent role in national politics and his ties to Ohio.
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Taft
Sage OF
Athens
Chickamauga
Washington
Associated Press
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Boycotters of Meat Dealers Still Busy and Louisville Lodges Join in
A movement against meat dealers remains active with groups in Louisville joining protests. The crusade faltered in three cities as a large packing company was alleged to have significant control over the market.
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Louisville
Government may sue to break meat packing price control
Justice Department officials believe National Packing Co of Chicago and three major packers dominate fresh meat and cattle prices. They plan to seek indictments and dissolve restraints on trade, with Wade H. Ellis assisting in presenting facts to the grand jury.
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Washington
Ciated Press
Department of Justice
National Packing Company of
Chicago
Wade H. Ellis
Grand Jury
Bankers Hear New Director of the Mint in Cincinnati
Two hundred bankers and businessmen from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia attended at the Queen City club to hear A Platt Andrew new director of the mint speak on the U S financial situation. Andrew replaced Senator Nelson W Aldrich due to illness and is a former member of the national monetary commission and Harvard economist.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Queen City Club
Commercial Club
A. Platt Andrew
Mint
United States
Andrew
Cincinnati
Nelson W. Aldrich
National Monetary Commission
Harvard University
W. S. Rowe
First National Bank
Commission
Meat Price Crusade Spreads Across Cities
The nationwide bid to lower meat prices shows little effect besides Milwaukee and Louisville actions. St Louis groups plan next week measures while Minnesota residents are labeled too prosperous to feel the impact. The Orange Judd Farmer cites 1909 as the livestock peak with total farm stock valued at 4.88 billion dollars and per head gains across cattle sheep and hogs, despite fewer hogs.
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Associated. Press Dispatch
Chicago
Milwaukee
Louisville
Women's Trade Union League
Building Trades Council of St. Louis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
McEwen
Minnesota
Orange Judd
Missouri Meats Trust Probe Seeks Supreme Court Examiner
Attorney General Major filed with the Missouri supreme court for the appointment of an examiner to take testimony on whether there is a meat packers trust in the state. The examiner’s testimony will inform ouster and quo warranto actions against the companies named if evidence warrants.
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Jefferson
City
Associated Press
Major
Supreme Court
Missouri
Attorney General orders action against flour price pact
The attorney general directs Prosecuting Attorney F. M. Stevens of Elyria to file criminal charges against Washburn Crosby of Akron and Riverside Milling of Elyria for prevailing a high flour price. Stevens' letters show a pact with retail dealers binding them to charge the company set price. Mr. Denman offers immediate action and aid to prosecute.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
F. M. Stevens
Elyria
Washburn- Crosby Company
Akron
Riverside Milling Company
Stevens
Denman
Meat Diet Debate Warns of Mollycoddle Race
Washington on January 22 Dr. Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry argues against a meat boycott. He contends meat and vegetables should be balanced for health noting disease links to diet and praising a generous mix of foods for safety.
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Washington
Dr. Harvey
W. Wiley
Ist
Bureau of Chem
Istry
department of agricul @ture
Miners Inch Toward Riot as UMWA Convention Concludes
In Indianapolis delegates of the United Mineworkers of America adjourned after a week of tense, violent political exchanges. Thomas L. Lewis maintains control, arguing votes from some unions were illegal but unable to invalidate his 23,000 lead over William Green. Francis Feehan was briefly escorted from the hall as supporters clashed. Lewis resumed command and factional moves to challenge Central Pennsylvania votes are expected.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mineworkers of North America
Thomas L. Lewis
Lewis
William Green
Ohio
Francis Feehan
Pittsburg
Feehan
Fenhan
Pennsylvana
Irrigation Bill To Be Framed On Taft Plan
Senate irrigation committee plans a 30 million dollar bond issue to fund completion of federal projects. The panel worked late outlining details of the measure aligned with President Taft's recommendations.
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Taft
Washington
Associated Press
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Ballinger Defends Stand on Law Against Critics
Williamstown Mass January 22 Secretary Ballinger defends his insistence on strict constitutional and legal limits in public affairs addressing the Good Government club at Williams College. He calls muckrakers and penny-a-liners a dangerous force and warns against political autocrats who overstep laws and seek to rewrite policy without Congress.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Williamstown
Mass
Good Government Club
Williams College
Ballinger
Don Quixote
Congress
Interior Department
Acts of Congress
Lemert Calls Winding Up of Bankers Reserve Fund Life
Insurance Commissioner C C Lemert charges Bankers Reserve Fund Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati with liabilities surpassing assets by about 24988 dollars and alleges mismanagement and inflated salaries. He urges termination of the company under Attorney General Denman and notes undisclosed deals benefiting officers, lacking policyholders protection.
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Bankers’ Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
C. C. Lemert
Denman
Attorney General's Department
Ainsworth
Company salaries defended as within expense element
Frank Ainsworth could not be reached but Charles Ainsworth stated that officer salaries are allowed by the board from the expense element and, if needed, from other sources. He said salaries paid to the president are within the expense element.
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Aaron McNeill
Charles I. Ainsworth
Frank I. Ainsworth
Denman
Lemert
Frank Ainsworth
Charles Ainsworth
Board of Trustees
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F. C. Murphy
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Sullivan
Grand Central Station
J. Marshall Barkley
Carpenter Street
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Omoromorom
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First National Life and Accident Insurance Company
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