Supreme Court to rule on Drake Committee case
The Ohio Supreme Court hears arguments in State of Ohio ex rel. Robertson Realty Co. v. Guilbert over the Drake Investigating Committees legality and its power to issue vouchers for 265.30 for Cincinnati sessions. Judges Schroder and Davis discuss constitutional authority and the role of legislative committees amid Cincinnati disclosures.
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Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Drake
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
State of Ohio
Robertson Realty Company
Walter D. Guilbert
Auditor of State
State Treasury
Drakes
Jacob Shrader
James M. Butler
Butler & Carlisle
Ellis
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Drake Committee
Schroder
Senate
Davis
Shroder
Judge Shroder
Assembly
Hamilton County
Fifteen Hamline Students Poisoned by Impure Milk
Fifteen coeds at Hamline University were poisoned after drinking impure milk at supper Monday night in Minneapolis. Most recovered. three remain seriously ill. Names of the students were not learned.
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Commercial Tribune
Minneapolis
Hamline University
Hog Killing Room Deemed Filthy Hole by Chicago Official
Chicago Building Commissioner Bartzen inspected the hog plant at the stockyards finding stairways and fire escapes inadequate for workers. He called the premises filthy and dirty and said most packing houses are dilapidated and unfit for use. Packers invited public inspection of cleanliness and purity of products. Congress heard Chicago packers defend conditions amid calls for improved sanitary facilities.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Bartzen
Bulding
United States
Court to rule on legality of Pattison acts in appoint conflict
In Columbus Ohio on June 6 the Commercial Tribune reports that a court battle looms over Governor Pattison's acts after State Printer Slater refuses to surrender his office keys to successor J W Johnson. Prosecution accuses Johnson of ineligibility and claims the Governor was misled. Eylar leads Democratic opposition in Pike County, alleging obstructions by the Nye and Garber factions. Johnson vows to fight, planning proceedings to oust Slater and challenging the appointment process as partisan.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pattison
Mark Slater
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
Slater
Johnson
Pike County
John A. Eylar
G. B. Nye
Garber
Eylar
Angered lover kills woman and ends own life in Ohio crime
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Findlay Ohio June 6 Herbert Ostrander shot and killed Mrs Anna McKee at 930 Selby street then killed himself. Neighbors heard three shots after a dispute over money and marriage plans. Ostrander, a cousin of McKee's late husband, had come from St Louis weeks earlier.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay, O
Herbert Ostrander
Anna McKee
Selby Street
St. Louis
Missouri
McKee
Ostrander
North Branch
Minn
Here
Indiana to Inspect All Meat Plants by Health Board
Indiana health authorities announce a comprehensive inspection of every meat packing plant and slaughter house in the state. The drive will begin shortly after Dr. J. N. Hurry returns from Boston with the board’s plans and must ensure thorough scrutiny across facilities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurry
Boston
T. Henry Davis
Richmond
Tornadoes Struck Wisconsin: Farms Damaged and Casualties Reported
Tornadoes scattered rain across Wisconsin towns including Lacrosse and Stoddard. One man was killed near Stoddard and ten buildings leveled. multiple injuries were reported in nearby communities. A Burlington line bridge collapsed, a train with 200 passengers was halted, and many farms were destroyed along the storm path.
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Lacrosse
Wis
H. J. Halvorsen
Stoddard
Vernon County
Coon Valley
Mormon Coulee
Brinkman
Leon
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
Miller
Unrest Grows in Russian Troops as Govt Faces Rift
Reports from St. Petersburg detail mounting tension in the military. Kursk disturbances are called politically inspired by revolutionists while Odessa garrison unrest flares. Rostov-on-Don Cossacks murmur over prolonged absence from home bases.
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ST. Petersburg
Kursk
Odessa
Rostoff-on-Don
Foster Named China’s Diplomatic Representative at Hague
John W. Foster former Secretary of State is appointed by the Chinese Government as its representative at the upcoming Hague conference. Only one prior case exists, 1868, when Burlingame resigned as Minister at Peking to negotiate treaties for China.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
John W. Foster
Burlingame
Peking
China
Jealous Rival Shoots Woman At Berea College Commencement
In Richmond Kentucky today 10 000 spectators at Berea College witnessed Mrs Nannie Nuckols shoot and kill Mrs Viana Black during commencement exercises Motive jealousy and prior hostility between the women is cited Mrs Black who lived in Conway Kentucky left a husband and five children Mrs Nuckols whose husband lives in Cartersville Garrard County was arrested and brought to jail after the shooting Both women were prominent socially and the incident occurred on the college campus during the dedication of the new memorial chapel
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Berea College
Nannie Nichols
Viana Black
Fourteenth District Republicans Endure Ballot Marathon
In Mansfield Ohio the Fourteenth District Republican Convention adjourned after 192 ballots with no clear nominee. Key players included Chamberlain Brown Laning Owen and Werrick as factions shift between Ashland Huron and Lorain with Spear and Webber rising as possible dark horses.
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Mansfield, CO
Fourteenth District
Ashland
Huron
Brown
Richland
Chamberlain
Laning
Owen
Werrick
Spear
Richland County
Morrow County
Webber
Oscar A. White
Morrow
M. W. Spear
Mr. Gilead
Lorain
Knox
W. J. Werrick
Loudonville
Ashland County
A. O. White
Mt. Gilead
Kerr
Man Kills Wife at Mt. Carbon Then Fails in Suicide
In Fayette County at Mt. Carbon, William Johnston killed his wife with a bread knife and severed her head. He attempted to kill himself with the same knife but survived and was arrested. Johnston said a quarrel led to the decapitation. the woman was his second wife, married only weeks ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Mt. Carbon
Fayette County
William Johnston
Johnston
G. & C. Train Narrow Escape Near Charleston
Passenger Train No. 13 on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad narrowly escaped disaster when a 200 pound bowlder rolled down Cotton Hill after rains and smashed through a coach roof. No injuries, but passengers were badly frightened.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cotton Hill
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