Hanna and Burton feud over Cleveland politics
Political maneuvering surrounds Collector Leach and Hanna interests in Cleveland. Hanna signals no race for president while strong factions discuss Burton’s possible Senate bid and a shakeup in Ohio’s congressional delegation. Roosevelt era ties to capital and labor are emphasized amid ongoing party strategy.
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Hanna
Cleveland
J. R. Garfield
Civil Service
Leach
Congressional Committee
Cuyahoga
Garfield
Civil Service Commission
Senator Hanna
Abel
Burton
Mr. Burton
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Senate
The
Mr. Hanna
Impersonator of Dr Hanna Found in Chicago Case
The investigator reports Esterly, linked to Dr King Hanna, was served a summons by Constable D L Deegan to appear before Justice School next week to show why he may practice medicine without a license. Esterly claimed Hanna owed him $600 and that he moved the doctor’s body to Michigan. A blonde woman tied to the case is sought to clarify Dr Hanna’s death.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Esterly
King*ston Hanna
D. L. Deegan
Justice School
Hanna
Michigan
Masonic Temple
Revsen
J. Shepherd
Michigan Avenue
Florence B. Hanna
Ithaca, N. Y
West Monroe Street
Clarke Named Democratic U S Senator Nominee at Arkansas Convention
The Arkansas Democratic State Convention endorsed former Governor James P. Clarke as the party's nominee for United States Senator to replace James K. Jones. Clarke received 420 votes to 72 amid opposition from some Jones supporters. Governor Jefferson Davis was renominated, and several state offices were filled with their nominees announced.
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Clarke
Thomas C. McRae
Jefferson Davis
Davis
United States
James H. Berry
J. W. Crockett
Dewitt
G. W. Murphy
Little Rock
H. C. Tipton
Harrison
J. N. Hinman
Pine Bluff
T C. Monroe
Magnolia
Supreme Court
B. B. Battle
F. R. Conway
J. W. Phillips
Newport
B. B. Hudgins
J. E. Hampton
Fordyce
Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
H. T. Bradford
Lonoke
Shrewd Gipsies Swindle Women In Indiana Town
A gang of gipsies camped in northern Wabash County for a week and sold cut lace, claiming it was hand-made and imported. They profited by falsely marketing cheap stock at inflated prices in North Manchester and nearby homes, swindling multiple women including a merchant’s daughter and a leading local resident.
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Matthews
Mills
Miss Mills
North Manchester
Wabash
Gipsy Pedler
Wept Himself Blind Over Bank Failure Tragedy
Miss Anna Crichton aged 39 died at the County Infirmary after years of blindness caused by excessive weeping over the failure of the German Deposit Bank in Massillon Ohio. She lost her lifelong savings in the collapse.
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Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Anna Crichton
German Deposit Bank
Taylor Women Reprieved Again for Four Months
In Columbus on June 10 Governor Nash extended the reprieve for Frances Langworthy Taylor Sr. and Frances Langworthy Taylor Jr. until October 4, delaying trial for Clara Taylor to September term. The governor hints Clara may be mentally ill, complicating charges of conspiracy. The Taylors and relatives react with unease and fatigue.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Taylors
Margaret Taylor
Nash
Frances Langworthy Taylor
Clara Taylor
Hamilton County Common Pleas
R. A. Harrison
Jefferson Avenue
Harrison
Madison County
Clara
Balar
Joseph Olds
Ohio Bar
Hibben
H. €. Taylor
Board of Pardons
Clever Japanese baby born in Cincinnati travels to Japan
The Commercial Tribune correspondent revisits Japan from an unusual angle as a baby born in Cincinnati now resides with her mother in Japan. Miss Wilson shares entertaining observations and previews next Sunday’s feature.
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Cincinnati
Japan
Wilson
The
Commercial Tribune
Germany May Force Venezuela to Pay Its Claims
Germany seeks 6,000,000 bolivares from Venezuela tied to the Berlin Discount Company and may enforce payment with a blockade of Venezuelan harbors without a formal war. U.S. officials note Monroe Doctrine reservations while Berlin considers coercive options. The report cites German diplomacy and a potential peace blockade touching neutral ships. In Indianapolis, Hor tense Abromet may be discharged as grand jury finds insufficient evidence for arson charges.
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Washington
Venezuela
St. Thomas
Germany
Berlin
la Guira
State Department
England
France
United States
Congress
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ruckelhaus
Criminal Court
Miss Abromet
Security Trust Company
Alford
Chin Hee Doc Lung
Miss Hortense
Abromet
Harry Marsh
Sanborn- Marsh W Electric ‘Company
Abromets
Aged Indian Princess Attends First Old Settlers Meet
FT WAYNE Ind June 10 The Allen County Old Settlers Association held its first annual meeting with officers elected including John Dalman as President and John Vedermark as Secretary. Louis Pel tier 88 the first child born in the fort was named honorary Vice President Kil-So-Qua 90, Miami Princess and granddaughter of Little Turtle, arrived from Roanoke and greeted the crowd. Anthony Wayne’s battle flag, owned by Dr. Perry Marshal, adorned the speakers’ stand with Mrs. Lucien Ferry also present.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Old Settlers’ Association
John Dalman
John Vedermark
Louis -Peltier
Old Fort
Kil-So-Qua
Little Turtle
Roanoke
Courthouse Square
Anthony Wayne
Perry Marshal
Watesh
Lucien Ferry
Plan Subways to Honey Comb City of Chicago
Former Mayor Hempstead Washburn William Alexander and S S Gregory plan a city subway expansion across Chicago to honeycomb the downtown district. They propose turning the tunnel to the city after fifteen years for an agreed price with work to start within thirty days of passage. Capital of up to 50 million dollars is claimed as secured. The system would serve traction companies electric wires and may replace the elevated loop in the future.
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Chicago
Hempstead Washburn
William Alexander
Gregory
Washburn
Chicago Telephone Company
Court of Appeals Affirms Most Conviction
The Court of Appeals unanimously upholds Herr Most's conviction for publishing an anarchist article in his paper. He is sentenced to one year in the New York Penitentiary.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals Today
Herr Most
New York
Roosevelt Heads to West Point Centennial Celebration
President Roosevelt and his party left Washington at 12:10 tonight aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad to attend the West Point centennial observance.
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Roosevelt
Washington
West Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Democrats Battle for State Organization at Sandusky Convention
In Columbus Ohio on June 10, a fierce contest for control of the Democratic State organization is set for the Sandusky convention September 2 and 3. Tom L. Johnson leads Cleveland’s faction with Sam Johnson facing opposition. Bernard and Bryan admirers push for a finish fight over party platform and leadership. A tense struggle includes chairmanship, state central committee, and a subsequent move to court over lieutenant governor appointment.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Sandusky
Tom L. Johnson
Cuyahoga
W. H. Tomlinson
Montgomery
W. H. Williams
Franklin
Democratic State Organization
Lake Erie
Cédar Point
Johnson
Cleveland
Lewis G. Bernard
Princciptes
State Central Committee
Sam E. Johnson
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tom
Sam
Indiana
Cincinnati
Bryan
Tom Johnson
David Bennett Hill
Finley
Hardin
Kansas City
Sam Johnson
John L. Zimmerman
Otto F. Young
Stark
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Nicaragua
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DR. Hanna
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Arkansas Democrats Indorse
Little Rock, Ark
Fea
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Tion
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James K. Jones
Jones
Miss Crichton
Taylor
ST. Thomas, D.W
C . Falke
la Guita
Torday
Gaselle
Old Settlers’ Association Meeting
Most
Bernard
Organization
George B. Okey
Otway J. Cosgrave
Mandam
Nippert
Big Five’’ Organization Committee
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