Pattison Governor Illness Update Issued by Doctors
Columbus dispatch reports doctors issued a bulletin on Governor Pattison's condition. He has not been worse since Saturday, with pain and fatigue, but remains in bed. no evidence of Bright's disease or poisoning. temperature normal and appetite good. Mrs Pattison says spine pain persists but recovery progresses slowly.
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Ernor
Pattison
Charles S. Hamilton
Bright
E. J. Wilson
Paul Dresser Dies at 47 in New York Home
Paul Dresser a famed songwriter known for On the Banks of the Wabash and The Blue and the Gray died in his West 106th Street home from dropsy and related illnesses. Born Terre Haute Indiana he pursued varied stages before settling in New York in 1886.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Paul Dresser
West 106Th Street
Dresser
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul
Ito
Hamlin
Wabash
Two Arrests in Saloon Raids Across City
Patrolmen Greer and Bowman raided Henry Hunt at 664 Shillito street after midnight and charged him with violation of the midnight law. Bowman later found a bartender at Walter Witzmorrin’s 2434 Reading road bar dispensing beer in the kitchen and arrested him for midnight law violation.
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Bowman
Henry Hunt
Shillito Street
Hunt
Walter Witzmorrin
Reading Road
Water Leak Triggers Fire Alarm At Local Plant
Firemen responded to a midnight alarm at the Anchor Bugsy Company plant on Gest street and the H. & D. tracks. Bells rang as water from a leaking cellar pipe set off the system. no fire or sparks were found after a patrol with a watchman.
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Anchor Bugsy Company
Gest Street
Attorney General Hadley seeks transmission of testimony
In Jefferson City on January 30, Attorney General Hadley sent a letter to the New York Commissioner who heard testimony in Missouri v Standard Oil. He asked that the testimony be forwarded to Ohio’s Attorney General for use in the Ohio suit.
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Commercial Tribune
Jefferson City
Hadley Today
New York
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Hamilton Renders Account of Funds
New York Jan 30 Thomas P Fowler chairman of the investigating committee for New York Life Insurance said the committee secured an accounting from Andrew Hamilton who ran the company's legislative interests The accounting was made in Paris and papers are en route The trustees meeting to hear Fowler was postponed to February 8 to allow thorough review of the Hamilton accounts
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Thomas P. Fowler
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
Paris
Board of Trustees
Fowler
Hamilton
Operators Meet Separately In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 30 the joint scale committee of Operators and Miners of the Central Competitive District will convene at 9 am and adjourn by 10 am to allow operators to attend a follow up session that may extend into the afternoon. The purpose remains unclear and a counterproposal to miners’ demands may be considered. The United Mineworkers’ Convention is not expected to meet until after the joint committee adjourns. The operators rejected most miners’ demands except for a change raising the age from 16 to 14 for working around mines. A later report may show the Scale Committee siding with a disagreement.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Joint Scale Committee
United Mineworkers’ Convention
Dynamite Threat Prompts Guards at Indiana Labor Camp
Twenty five armed guards were sent to the Indianapolis Southern Railroad camp near Nashville Indiana to protect about sixty Italian laborers after placards threatened to dynamite the camp if the workers do not leave by Tuesday night Following shootings two days earlier twelve white men were discharged from the camp and Sheriff Parks oversees the safety operation
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Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Ind
Indianapolis Southern
Here
Sheriff Parks
Immunity pledge claimed by Morris and Dawes at Packers trial
At the packers trial Samuel McRoberts and Charles G. Dawes testified they heard Commissioner Garfield promise that information gathered would not be used against them. Dawes described meeting Garfield and Krauthoff and said Garfield sought Packers cooperation and would report to the President. Morris said Garfield inspected secret books and assured nonprosecution use of data.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Packers
Samuel McRoberts
Armour & Co
Charles G. Dawes
the Treasury
Central Trust Company
Garfield
Dawes
Krauthoff
McRoberts
Department of Justice
Mr. Dawes
Indupes Ihemuel McRoberts
Edward Morris
Fairbank Canning Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Morris
Morris & Co
Freight wreck claims conductor in Kentucky blaze
In a Chesapeake and Ohio freight wreck near Preston Kentucky Captain Pete Miller conductor was burned to death as a caboose overturned. Firemen report Edward Flynn a brakeman severely burned while trying to save Miller but expected to recover. Miller lived in Ashland Kentucky and his body was taken to Lexington.
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Commercial Tribune
Preston
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pete Miller
Miller
Edward Flynn
Captain Miller
Ashland
Lexington
Hemenway Hosts Dinner For Indiana Delegation
Senator Hemenway gave a dinner at the Willard Hotel in Washington to A A McCormick of Indianapolis. Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and Indiana delegation members attended. No Fairbanks presidential boom was discussed.
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Commercial Tribune
Builix
Washington, D. C
Washington
Hemenway
Willard Hotel
A. A. McCormick
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Cannon
Indiana
Temperance forces win in House Temperance Committee
The Women s Christian Temperance Union and allies defeated liquor interests in a committee vote. Briggs bill granting women local option vote and Aiken bill raising the Dow tax to 1000 were sent for passage. Attorney H B Thompson of Toledo argued against both measures as women mobbed him afterward.
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H. B. Thompson
Toledo
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dow Aiken
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Shippers Back Presidents Stand On UN Rate Question
Shippers rally to support the administration stance on United Nations rate policy, backing the railroad position amid a disputed rate question. Officials report active industry backing and coordinated lobbying efforts.
Receivers and Shippers’ Association Backs ICC Reform
At its annual meeting and dinner the association sends greetings to President Theodore Roosevelt and pledges support for amendments to the interstate commerce law. The aim is to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to substitute a reasonable rate after investigation if a rate is found unreasonable.
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Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt attends Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse meeting in New York
January 30 report from New York details Miss Alice Roosevelt and her fiancé Congressman Nicholas Longworth boarding a revenue cutter to rendezvous with the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Comtesse de Chambrun, Longworths sister, is aboard as a guest at the wedding. A ladder mishap delayed Miss Roosevelt, who then boarded from the pilot ladder.
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Congressman Longworth
Miss Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
New York
Migg
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
New York Harbor
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Comtesse
Clara Longworth
Quarantine Station
Ohio Delegation Plans Wedding Gift for Miss Alice Roosevelt
The Ohio congressional delegation will meet at 11 tomorrow to decide a wedding present for Miss Alice Roosevelt marrying Rep. Nicholas Longworth. Rep. Grosvenor called the meeting, and a subcommittee may handle the decision. A solid silver punch bowl is among proposed gifts, with others also under consideration before purchase.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Grosvenor
Cincinnati
Death Strikes at Louis Rosenbaum's Enduring Pride
Louis Rosenbaum, once a leading furrier in town, collapsed last night after a rapid decline in health. He refused aid from friends, insisting they return favors given to him, and he declined hospitalization, hoping to recover at his Ninth departures home.
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Louis Rosenbaum
Harry Rosenbaum
Ninth de Parr
Ecover
Trustees of Cincinnati Southern Railroad Under Fire
At the Receivers and Shippers' Association annual meeting, Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad faced strong criticism for failing to press concessions from the C N O T P Railway in a dispute over freight rates. President R H West outlined the year's efforts to counter alleged discrimination against Cincinnati by the lessee road.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
C., N. O. & T. P. Railroad Company
R. H. West
Lessee
Roosevelt AOS Congress Probe Of Pennsylvania Railways
President Roosevelt asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a report on alleged cartel between the Pennsylvania Railroad, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio and others. The House resolution limits disclosure to public interest, while data are drawn from confidential railroad reports to the ICC.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore &Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Commission
Knapp
Questions Reflect Possible Op Position on Rail Rate Bill
Members of the House showed broad interest in the railroad rate bill with many questions aimed at clarifying obscure points and alleged evils. Townsend accused railways of opposing public safety devices and lobbying against rate reform while Adamson praised the measure and Roosevelt. Sherry and Littlefield signaled opposition in debate and the core issue centers on Interstate Commerce Commission authority and rate differentials between cities.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Adamson
Georgia
Roosevelt
Henshaw
Nebraska
trans-Missouri
Richardson
Alabama
Sherry
Kentucky
Littlefield
Maine
Senators Question Shonts Over Market Commissary Contract
Senate committee questions Theodore P. Shonts, Isthmian Canal Commission chair, about canceling a contract with J. F. Markel of Omaha for a complete commissary on the Isthmus. The session probes expense allowances and contract preparation details.
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Morgan
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
Shonts
J. F. Markel
Omaha
Neb
Markel
Senate passes consular reform bill amid broader measures
The Senate approved about forty bills including lighthouse and fog signal provisions, a revenue cutter vessel, public buildings, and a major reorganization of the Consular service. The consular bill creates officer grades, permits transfers, adds inspectors, requires American clerks, bars lawyers from consular practice, and mandates accounting of all fees. The shipping bill gained approval after a lengthy debate and a committee reference change regarding liability of common carriers.
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Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Committee On Judiciary
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