Zimmerman In The Race To Stay For Ohio Governor
Springfield reports John L. Zimmerman of Clark County remains in the Democratic gubernatorial race. He rejects alliances, cites four plank platform anti imperialism antitrust home rule, and counts on Clark and other counties for delegate support. Zimmerman emphasizes self belief and aims to win at Columbus with broad state backing.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Kilbourne
Clark County
Clark
Logan County
Madison
Miami
Fayette
Mahoning County
Hamilton County
Governor Nash
Columbus
Columbus Citizen
Anti Kilbourne Delegates Elect in Close Zanesville Meeting
In Zanesville Ohio on June 6 the anti Kilbourne faction won the Democratic County Executive Committee vote to select delegates for the State convention. The delegates are unpledged and most oppose Kilbourne if defeat is possible. A tie in senatorial delegates triggered a primary on June 22 to decide those picks.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Democratic County Executive Committee
Kilbourne
Dowling Committee's Primary Call Rejected in Dayton Ohio
Dayton O June 6 The Deputy Board of County Election Supervisors rejected Dr T V Du Puys request to approve a June 27 county primary call by the Dowling County committee The board already approved the anti Dowling committee for June 29 The Dowlingites vow to proceed citing a State Committee resolution barring delegates not chosen by recognized county committees in the state gathering
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Board of County Election Supervisors
T. V. du Puy
Dowling County Committee
Dowlingites
der Ae
Malloy appoints assistants for Ohio Republican State Convention
John R. Malloy acting as secretary of the temporary Republican State Convention organization names assistant secretaries Frank W. Geiger Clark County George F. Crawford Hamilton Jere A. Brown Cuyahoga Frank M. Martin Noble George E. Reed Wood J B Frizell Scioto without dates or further actions.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John R. Malloy
Frank W. Geiger
Clark County
George F. Crawford
Hamilton
Jere A. Brown
Cuyahoga
Frank M. Martin
Noble
George E. Reed
Wood
Frizell
Scioto
Police Accused Of Tipping Off In Bowery Raids
In New York City on June 8 the Committee of Fifteen conducted raids led by Justice Jerome and officials including Colonel Monroe and Superintendent McCullagh. The Germania Assembly rooms on Bowery and a residence on West Thirty-seventh Street were raided, a prisoner taken, and evidence like racing cards seized. Jerome alleged police tipped off the Bowery operation. doors were forced and a soap box of racing material collected.
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New York
Justice Jerome
Robert Grier Monroe
McCullagh
Germania
Bowery
West Thirty-seventh Street
Frank Farrell
Frank Burbridge
Farrell
Thirty-seventh
Jerome
Justice
T Thirty-seventh Street
Robert L. Woolley
Committee of Fifteen
National Association of Manufacturers Calls for Reciprocity Convention
Detroit June 6 The National Association of Manufacturers closes with a call to convene a general convention to discuss reciprocity treaties with foreign countries. It also approves tariff principles limiting protection to necessary levels and equalizing costs with foreign production, and re elects leaders with Indianapolis set as next convention site.
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Detroit
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Indianapolis
Dayton Board Reelects Most Public School Teachers
At a Dayton meeting on June 6 the Board of Education re elected nearly all public school teachers for two years. Notable exceptions were H. T. Kinkead and W. H. Meek of Steele High School who did not win re election.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Board of Education
H. T. Kinkead
W. H. Meek
Steele High School
Heroine Augusta Lambert Averts Railroad Wreck
Augusta Lambert a 13 year old girl from Hopple street saved a Cincinnati depot to curve train by signaling with a milk pitcher. She warned engineers of a telegraph pole fallen across the track after boys tried to move it and fled. Passengers cheered her quick thinking.
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Augusta Lambert
Hopple Street
Cincinnati
Tive
Augusta
Tariff discussion debated by Industrial Commission
The Industrial Commission heard Congressman Robert W. Taylor and Dr. George G. Gunton discuss tariffs. Taylor urged no Congress debate now, defended the Dingley law, warned against trusts and government socialism, and linked labor interests to protective tariffs. Gunton rebutted free trade critiques and supported labor organization while warning against extreme theory.
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Washington
The
Industrial Commission
Robert W. Taylor
Ohio
George G. Gunten
New York Institute of Social Economics
Taylor
Congress
United States
Gunton
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Refused in Canada Aims for Divorce in Maryland and Baltimore
Jean Edouard Delpit, after leaving Canada, travels to New York to consult attorney Allen Caruthers about suing for divorce in Maryland. He plans to move to Baltimore to exploit Maryland's extreme cruelty grounds and avoid Canadian difficulties. Delpit seeks to bind his wife’s consent, while facing church civil-legal conflicts over the Quebec marriage and annulment issues.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Jean Edouard Delpit
Canada
United States
Allen Caruthers
Broadway
Baltimore
Maryland
Caruthers
Delpit
Montreal
Mr. Delpit
Judge grants permanent injunction against Laundry Workers' Local Union
In Dayton on June 6 Judge O B Brown of the Common Pleas Court issued a permanent injunction against Laundry Workers Local Union No 7508. The Troy and Pearl Laundries had filed suits months earlier and a temporary injunction had been issued. the permanent injunction was not opposed.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
O. B. Brown
Common Pleas Court
Troy and Pearl Laundries
Postponed Change in Code of Ethics at AMA Meeting
At St Paul on June 6 the AMA heard resolutions from the American Equal Suffrage Association on army canteens and vice. Reports were presented, with the General Executive Committee’s drawing most interest. A near tie blocked a three‑member code revision committee, roll call postponed for a year. Nominating Committee names were adopted, listing officers and board appointments.
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ST. Paul
American Medical Association
American Equal Suffrage Association
Minneapolis
Congress
John A. Wythe
New York
Alonzo Garcelon
Lewiston
Dibrell
Little Rock
George H. Simmons
Chicago
Henry H. Newman
Illinois
George W. Webster
H. H. Grant
Kentucky
Judiciary Council
Harry Sherman
California
Frank Billings
J. M. Emmert
Iowa
Board of Agrees
John F. Fulton
St. Me
Iss. el
Trenton
Terin
Grant
Denver
Marriage by matrimonial ad ties together Blazier and Mattoon
Mrs. Mattie Blazier of Madison County Indiana and W A Mattoon of Perrysburg New York were wed in late May after she answered a matrimonial advertisement. Blazier, a wealthy local widow, had previously married Peter Hardman who died leaving her his fortune. Mattoon owns a Perrysburg livery barn and nearby farm and will move to Indiana with his 16 year old daughter.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Mattie Blazier
This County
W. A. Mattoon
Perrysburg
N. Y
Peter Hardman
New York
Indiana
Man Returns Baby to Springfield Home After Faked Mother
J H Pierson carried a newborn wrapped in paper to the Springfield Children's Home claiming its mother Brown of West Mulberry Street would not care for it. Superintendent Lenhart urged Pierson to return with the child. Pierson fled, police could not locate him or the baby, and Brown’s identity appears fictitious.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
J. H. Pierson
Lenhart
Brown
West Mulberry Street
Pierson
Hmself
Iss Brown
West Mulberry Firet
Thompson elected president of state Sunday School convention
Chillicothe June 6 The State Sunday School Convention elected officers led by President Dr W O Thompson of Ohio State University Columbus Vice President Rev Co E Miller Dayton General Secretary Rev Jos Clark Columbus Recording Secretary Ed L Young Norwalk Treasurer E L Brett Findlay chosen as next convention site
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Chillicowhe
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Co. E. Miller
Dayton
Jos. Clark
Ed L. Young
Norwalk
E L.rett
Spheld
Findlay
No Change in Mrs McKinley's Condition Reported
Washington June 6 Dr Rixey left the White House after an hour and a half of attendance on Mrs McKinley. He stated there is no material change in her condition and she remains as mentioned in this morning's bulletin. He did not mention any improvement or deterioration.
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Livingston
Taylor
Clarke
United States Steel Corporation
Colonel Livingston
United States Steel Company
Rixey
Tobacco Combine Incorporated forms bonds swap for stockholders
The Consolidated Tobacco Company organized in New York with James B. Duke as president and a slate of directors from American and Continental Tobacco. It plans 4 percent fifty year gold bonds issued to American and Continental stockholders at a rate of 1 bond per share, plus cash adjustment for July dividends, secured by deposited stock and company assets.
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New York
Consolidated Tobacco Company
New Jersey
James B. Duke
Oliver H. Payne
Thomas F. Ryan
J. B. Cobb
W. W. Fuller
Grant B. Schley
Frank He. Ray
Anthony M. Brady
C. C. Dula
W. R. Harris
P. A. B. Widener
Percival
Exchange of Stocks
American and
Continental Tobacco Companies
American Tobacco Common
American
Continental
Consolidated Company
American Cigar Company
Yerkes Plan Accepted for Electric Railway Expansion
A London district railway special meeting approved Charles T. Yerkes plan to electrify the line with an electric traction system. A syndicate of bankers will provide about £1,000,000 as security to carry out the contract, with Yerkes planning Chicago style traction, new stations, lights, and rolling stock.
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London
District Railway
Charles T. Yerkes
Justus Forbes
Yerkes
Chelsea
Chicago
United States Brewers Association Adopts National Relations
The United States Brewers Association adopted a resolution to bring country brewers into the group after debate. Officers elected include N W Kendall as president, Joseph Theurer and John D. Brown as vice presidents, Herman F Scharman as treasurer, and Edward Ruhl Jhn P Ober Percy Andre and Robert Crain as trustees.
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N. Y
United States Brewers’ Association
N. W. Kendall
Haven
Joseph Theurer
Chicago
John D. Brown
Treasur
Herman F. Scharmann
Brook Trustees
Edward Ruhl
Boston
Jhn P. Ober
Pittsburg
Percy Andre
Cincinnati
Robert Crain
Staltimore
Denver Rio Grande Dividend Declared on Preferred Stock
New York June 6 Director of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent on the preferred stock. No other public interest transactions were reported.
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Denver & Rio Grande
New York
Lune
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Tool
Aeronauts Leave Quincy On Balloon Voyage
Evelyn Baldwin and Sam Bald lead four Quincy aeronauts departing today for a balloon voyage. The balloon rose two miles high and drifted northeast as part of Baldwin Zeigter Arctic expedition preparations.
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Quincy
Evelyn Boaldwin
Sam Bald
Quincy Aeronaut
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin-Zeigter
German states drop double tariff to aid US talks
Berlin June 6. A AP report says Prussia and other large German states abandoned the idea of the double tariff in hopes of smoother commercial treaties. Ambassador White notes the move may speed talks with the United States. The Foreign Office says negotiations continue with no suspension. The tone is to wait for US tariff stance per President McKinley and Secretary Gage.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Prussia
United States
White
Germany
Foreign Office
McKinley
Gage
Two Living Wives In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Judge Allen halted testimony to ask if evidence had been presented to the grand jury as Pearl Ensley seeks annulment of her marriage to James or Charles J. Marshal. It is shown Marshal had a prior wife still legally bound to him, and Ensley’s marriage ended as the second wife fled, fearing her husband’s return.
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Quebec
Delpit
England
Rome
Archibald
Privy Council
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Allen
Pearl Ensley
North
Senate Avenue
James
Charles J. Marshal
Miss Ensley
Marshal
Wyoming
New York
East Michigan Street
Marshal No. 2
Augsburg Faith Reaffirmed by General Synod
The General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, meeting in the city for ten days, adjourned sine die. Invitations to future meetings may go to Baltimore and San Francisco. The Muhlenberg Mission in South Africa may be abandoned. A church paper was rejected. Committees were appointed. resolutions praised the American Tract Society, urged Sabbath sanctity, endorsed church federation, celebrated missionary women, and reaffirmed the Augsburg confession against distinctions between fundamental and nonfundamental doctrines.
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Desines
Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Baltimore
San Francisco
American Tract Society
Federation of Churches
General Synod
Augsberg
Dentists Name Detroit as Next Meeting Place
The Tristate Dental Association of Indiana Ohio and Michigan adjourned in Indianapolis to meet in Detroit in June 1904. Dr J R Callahan of Cincinnati presented a coach to President Hunt of the Indiana Association for entertainment. Michigan officers were elected with C H Oakman Detroit as President and H Mosher Jackson as Treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Tristate Dental Association
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
J. R. Callahan
Cincinnati
Hunt
Indiana Association
Hetad
Michigan Association
C. H. Oakman
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Relief
A testimonial from Mrs. V. Kerr of Indiana claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens kidneys, relieves back pain, and restores energy, enabling her to work again after swelling receded and health improved. The ad links kidney troubles to fatigue and life failure, urging readers to try the medicine.
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Isaparilla
V. Kerr
Indiana
Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises and Cures
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable cure and emphasizes keeping promises. It warns against substitutes and urges consumers to choose Hood's for dependable relief.
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Hood
Nash urged for renomination amid health and prize fight talk
Governor Nash faces intense pressure from party leaders to accept renomination. Prominent figures including Daniel Ryan and Lewis Laylin back his candidacy, arguing his health is adequate and his record strong. Critics focus on his condition, while supporters say he would win decisively and uphold state dignity and law.
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Nash
Tha
Toledo
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Kilbourne
Ryan
Daniel
Harry M. Daugherty
Floyd McCormick
Ete and
Columbus
James T. Allread
Walter Weaver
Springfield
Funeral of Captain Robert Patterson in Dayton
Captain Robert Patterson who died Tuesday morning was honored at a 2:30 funeral in Oakwood. Rev. John Dows Harris led services attended by Old Guard G A R members and union committees from National Cash Register as pallbearers S W Davies H E Parrott C B Clegg J C Cline Barney Williams and Colonel A A Thomas. Captain Patterson's Rubicon Boys gave a final salute before burial in Woodland Cemetery.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Robert Patterson
Oakwood
John Dows Harris
Christ Episcopal Church
Old Guard Post
National Cash’ Register Company
Messrs. S. W. Davies
H. E. Parrott
C. B. Clegg
J. C. Cline
Barney Williams
A. A. Thomas
Captain Patterson
Rubicon Boys
Peck-Williamson Co Apparatus Installed for School
Walton Ky June 6 The shipment of the searing heating apparatus for our new eight room school building arrived. Peck Williamson Company of Cincinnati will install and incorporate the heating and ventilating system. The project will make the building a town credit.
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Commercial Tribune
Walton, Ky
Peck-Williamson Company
Cincinnati
Thatcher case set for June 19 trial in P. P. Mast estate
George W. Thatcher charged with notes totaling 300 000 on the P. P. Mast estate appeared in Springfield Ohio court. The morning focused on a defense demurrer and the case was continued to Wednesday June 19 at the request of defense attorneys.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
George W. Thatcher
P. P. Mast
Dieense
Epidemic of Goo Goo in the Buckeye State
John McWilliams of 2135 Eighth Street had Maggie Whalen of St. Michael Streets arrested after she pursued him for days and appeared at his home at odd hours. A police court fined her but remitted the penalty on condition she stop the goo goo eyes. The report notes a broader Ohio fad of goo goo behavior with other cases cited in Toledo and Springfield.
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John McWilliams
Eighth Street
Maggie Whalen
St. Michael
Maggie
John
McWilliams
Ohio
Toledo
John P. del
Springfield
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