Suhuepe area trolley plan seeks millions in bonds
Indiana Columbus and Eastern Traction directors returned from Philadelphia to finalize a bond issue of about 12 million dollars for a new company. The 445 mile system includes 138.98 miles leased and 305.81 miles owned or to be acquired with mortgage security. Terminal companies will form for city entrances and depots in Cincinnati Columbus Springfield and Toledo.
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Indiana, Columbus & Eastern Traction Company
Philadelphia
Schoepf
Benson Foraker
John C. Gallagher
Fitzgerald
Widener-Dolan-Schoepf
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Traction Syndicate
Toledo & Western Railway
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Indiana Courts
Toledo
Maumee River
Kilgour-Kerper
Toledo, Boowling Green & Southern
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railway
Henry
Shelbyville
Greensburg
State Republicans seek agreement on platform in Ohio
Ohio Republicans inch toward a unified platform as Governor Harris steers compromise to satisfy Roosevelt supporters and both Senators. The plan aims to avoid clashes in the convention and resolutions committee, with Harris praised for mediating and keeping party unity amid diverse factions.
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Convention
Resolutions Committee
Pattison
Ohio
Washington
Russia Faces Coalition Talks as Cadets Stand Firm
In St Petersburg and Moscow, Constitutional Democrats refuse to abandon land expropriation or amnesty terms, prompting renewed government effort to form a Cadet led ministry. Street protests widen while mutiny at Tambov pits infantry and Cossacks against their officers amid unclear casualties.
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ST. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Trepoff
Agriculture
Yermoloff
New Center Party
The
Red
Moscow
Prokharoff
Tambov
Gilbert avenue viaduct urged after near-train tragedy
A city bound Gilbert Avenue traction car narrowly escaped disaster when a second freight train cut across its rear as it crossed Court Street. The demolition of the car’s rear platform followed, but all passengers remained seated forward and unharmed. Viaduct supporters cited the incident as proof of the need for the Gilbert avenue structure.
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Gilbert Avenue
Court Street
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern
E. P. Brewster
M. E. Ingalls
Ice Prices Dictated by Local Ice Firm Judge Seeks Restraint
Kansas City July 10 In the ice industry probe County Prosecutor Kimball seeks proof of a price fixing trust Harry L Burke secretary of the People’s Ice Storage and Fuel Company testifies his firm sets its own prices and believes rivals follow suit Burke says his company bought ice at $2 a ton and sold it at $5 without inspecting the product.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Kimball
Harry L Burke
People's Ice Storage and Fuel Company
Burke
Brazil Rebels Capture Mato Grosso Capital and Slay Governor
Rebels seized Cuyaba the capital of Mato Grosso after a confrontation that killed the state governor. Reports trace rising revolutionary activity since May and note Brazilian warships carrying infantry and artillery aiding the rebels, who then invested the city with 12 000 troops under General Barreto.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Matto Grosso
Cuyaba
Bolivia
Asuncion
Ponce
Corumba
Santa Ana de Parahibo
Pacomba
Paez
Presidente Morales
Barreto
Uprising Tension Rises in Odessa Port Area
A general port labor strike ignites amid daily agrarian outrages and politico industrial actions in southern provinces. Peasant revolt appears organized under propagandists importing arms, with Kherson nobility predicting an inevitable colossal uprising backed by disaffected soldiers.
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Odessa
Russia
Kherson
Adams Chosen Chairman Of Republican State Committee On First Ballot
Greensboro July 10 Former Judge Spencer B Adams won the Republican State Committee chair on the first ballot with 476 votes to Blackburn 297 and Harris 84 A platform backing President Roosevelt was adopted and Judge Robert M Douglas was nominated for State Corporation Commissioner after being named Greensboro Postmaster yesterday
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Commercial Tribune
Greensboro
N. C
Spencer B. Adams
Republican State Committee
Adams
Blackburn
Harris
Robert M. Douglas
Stephen A. Douglas
Robert D. Douglas
Roosevelt
Crossing Collision In Anderson Brings Railway Safety Focus
In Anderson Indiana a Big Four passenger train and a Central Indiana yard train collided at a crossovers yesterday. No safety signal at the crossing and no flagman noted as contributing factors. Victim Maurice Donovan suffered a crushed leg but may recover. Engines from both trains were sent to shops.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Big Four
Central Indiana
Michigan
Maurice Donovan
Indiana
T. E. Busby
Cornell Street
A. E. Chance
State Street
Indianapolis
Chance
Busby
Gold Transfer Closes Import Movement From Australia
The Sub treasury received by transfer from San Francisco today 1 500 000 dollars representing gold engaged by the National City Bank in Australia. This transfer closes the gold import movement begun last April under Secretary Shaw's facilitation order which totalled a little over 42 million dollars. The special order is no longer operative.
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New York
San Francisco
National City Bank
Australia
Tansfer
Shaw
New Divorce Law Reform Discussed at Ohio Bar Meeting
President Kibler urged a joint commission to study bills and push uniform federal style reforms. A proposed change would appoint court appointed counsel for uncontested divorces, with fees fixed by the court as part of costs. Secretary Taft to speak on the Panama Canal. Cincinnati attorneys listed among attendees.
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Commercial Tribune
Put-In Bay
Edward Kibler
Newark
Ohio State Bar Association
Hotel Victory
General Assembly
Committee On Judicial Administration and Legal Reform
Taft
Panama
Detroit
Panama Canal
State Department
Cincinnati
Cc. P. Taft
J. F. Wade
W. P. Myers
N. Rogers
B. Cooper
W.’.W. Smith
E. G. Kinkaid
C. B. Ellis
F. Felke
G. C. Wilson
O. B. Jones
J. W. O'Hara
A. J. Weibrig
J. Warrington
L. B. Sawyer
A. W. Robinson
M. Mathew
S. W. Bonham
C. B. Malsbury
J. H. C. Smith
B. M. Goman
Hugh Jones
A. C. Shattuck
E. M. Williams
T. F. Ferris
H. Wilder
P. A. Reece
D. Wulsin
Roberts urges reserve army to back empire defense
In the Lords General Lord Roberts argues for a large reserve to back a navy led empire defense, saying Britain cannot rely on allies, notes German competition, and calls for mobilizable forces to match wartime wastage. He pushes for half a million trained reserves and an organized system to deploy them quickly.
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London
Lord Roberts
House of Lords
Great Britain
Former friend of Hargis tells of death plots
Breathitt County jury trial reveals stunning details in Hargis Cockrill feud murder case. J B Ewen testified he saw assassin Jett at the courthouse door and that Hargis plotted to kill Marcum and shift to a jury role. Curtis Jett and Tom White arrive with guards. August 6 set for French trial.
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Hargis
Commercial Tribune
Beattyville
Breathitt County
James Hargis
Ed Callahan
J. B. Marcum
J B. Ewen
Ewen
Callahan
Marcum
Jett
Jackson
Lexington
Jett‘and White
James Mann
Mann
Feltner
Doug Hays
Curtis Jett
Tom White
White
Dorsey
B. F. French
John Smith
John Abner
Thaw Defends Sanity as Court Drama Unfolds
Harry Kendall Thaw in Tombs prison releases a formal statement denying insanity and disputing reports of a commission to test his mental condition. Attorney Garvan pursues witnesses including James L. Lederer and Evelyn Nesbit associate May MacKenzie while Beatrice Schwartz faces grand jury questioning.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Tombs Prison
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Thaw
Young Thaw
Olcott
Harry
Garvan
Lederer
James L. Leederer
Philadelphia
Wild Rose Theatrical Company
Evelyn Nesbit
May MacKenzie
Beatrice Schwartz
John Doe
Grand Jury
Mrs. Schwartz
Ite
Schwartz
James L. Lederer
Wild Rose Company
McKay
Korean Emperor Foments Revolt in Korea
News from Osaka reports that the Korean Emperor and court secretly support the ongoing Korean revolt. A special agent Kim Zung Mung supposedly received funds to lure Russian troops to North Cantao to intervene against Japan, a plot uncovered by a pro Japanese society.
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Commercial Tribune
Victoria, B. Co
Lady Hart
Robert Hart
Imperial Customs
England
Japan
Korea
Osaka Mainic
Seoul
Kim Zung Mung
Kanta
Friend Turns on Thaw in Pittsburgh Witness Plan
Paul Dorn of Wilkinsburg will testify in the Harry Thaw trial. Dorn, who accompanied Thaw to Europe years ago and returned early, hinted at damaging knowledge about Bedford the Southampton valet and said he will travel to New York when summoned to provide crucial details.
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Thaw
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Paul Dorn
Wilkinsburg
Harry Thaw
Europe
Dorn
Bedford
Southampton
New York
Epent
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