George F Clewell Found Not Guilty
George F. Clewell is declared not guilty after a trial. The verdict concludes the case, bringing relief to Clewell and closing the courtroom proceedings.
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George F. Clewell
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
1
Urge Creation of Banking Department by the State
Members of Ohio Bankers Association and State Board of Commerce urge a new law governing financial institutions. They declare emphatically for a state banking department to oversee banks and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bankers’ Association
State Board of Commerce
Banking Law Features Discussed by Ohio Officials
A conference of the Ohio Bankers Association and the Ohio State Board of Commerce debated a proposed banking law creating a State Banking Department and requiring annual statements from all banks. A subcommittee was appointed to draft a bill and seek legal counsel, with plans to present it to the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Ohio State Board of Commerce
State Board of Commerce
Bankers’ Organization
C. A. Hinsch
Cincinnati
H. W. Harter
Canton
A. L. Withington
Cleveland
Bankers’ Association
Nat H. Davis
J. L. Vance, Jr
Columbus
W. A. Graham
Sidney
Secure Legal Counsel
Andrew Squires
H. Booth
Draus
Wulsin
Library of the
C. A.hinsch
Fifth National Bank
Lights Go Out in Suburbs Interfering With Weddings
Reports from Avondale Clifton and Walnut Hills tell of electric lights failing between 8 and 9 PM during multiple weddings. In one case the ceremony paused for about forty minutes before lights returned and nuptials resumed. The electric company cites temporary dynamo shifts as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Avondale
Clifton
Devak
GAOKILL Frauds Collapse in Philadelphia Case
Fraud case in Philadelphia ends with gank failure after loaning 127000 dollars. Investigators trace schemes to multiple defendants and seized documents. The outcome highlights ongoing efforts to recover funds and pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Receives Doctor of Laws After Speech
Philadelphia report notes President Moore stepping down as City Trust liquidates after Gaskill forged stock issues. Albert L. Tabor named temporary receiver. deposits may be paid in full. Roosevelt visits Worcester and Clark College as commencements begin, amid public cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
City Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Albert L. Tabor
J. Hampton Moore
Tabor
Falsified ONS Records Allegation Linked to Hill Orders
Accused claims readiness for trial after alleging official orders tampered with ONS records. Former Cincinnati expert witness history cited. sued city once and lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONS
Hill
Eighteen Die in Polish City Demonstration
In Lodz on June 21 a crowd of about fifty thousand workers marching with red flags shouting anti despotism was attacked by dragoons and Cossacks. Eighteen were killed and ten wounded as volleys rang out from side streets during the demonstration against the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Russian Poland
Poison letter offers $2000 to poison Vermont prisoner
A letter mailed from Boston with two $1000 bills offers a reward to supply poison to Mrs. Mary A. Rogers, sentenced to be hanged in Windsor Vermont, to prevent her execution. The note was received by State Prison Superintendent Lovell and turned over to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Windsor
Mary A. Rogers
Lovell
Boston
Vermont
Bank Teller Missing as Warrant Issued for 32000 Theft
Montreal June 21 Louis Belair teller at the St Cunegonie Branch of the Provincial Bank is missing and a warrant is out charging him with the theft of 32000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Provincial Bank
Montreal
Louis Belair
St. Cunegonie
Provincial Bank
John W Hill Arrested on Forgery Charges in Philadelphia
John W Hill former chief of the Filtration Bureau was arrested on forgery and falsification charges. He faced a preliminary hearing and posted eight thousand dollars bail. Frederick Schaffhauser testified that funds beyond contract amounts were paid to contractor D J McNichol and records were falsified under Hills direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Filtration Bureau
Hill
Frederick Schaffhauser
Schaffhauser
D. J. McNichol
Philadelphia Engineer John W Hill Arrest Shocks City Hall
The arrest of Engineer John W Hill in Philadelphia Tuesday night surprised City Hall crowd amid his resignation as Chief Engineer of the Filtration Department of the Philadelphia Water Works. Officers report forgery as the serious charge while Board officials express cautious neutrality, noting only what the papers state. Hill had prior ties to Cincinnati and Chester firms, with earlier disputes over pump contracts and royalty claims, and he was once a leading candidate for chief engineer before Gustave Bouscaren's appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hill
Philadelphia
City Hall
Philadelphia Water Works
August Herrmann
Board of Water Works Commission
Engineer Hill
Herrmann
Boeh
Board of Administration
William H. Taft
Secretary of War
Gustave Bouscaren
Burglars Plunder Homes Near Chief Millikin in Walnut Hills
Neighbors report a spike in burglaries in Walnut Hills within two weeks eight homes entered and valuables taken. Among targets were the Hillman home 644 Fern street Fox Bros. jewelers 2864 May street attorney J T Harrison 2867 May street and Thomas B Punshon 2844 May street all near Chief of Police Millikin who has not stopped the break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Millikin
Walnut Hills
Millikin
J. Hillman
Fern Street
Mrs. Hillman
Miss Hillman
George Fox
Fox Bros
May Street
J. T. Harrison
Thomas B. Punshon
Cantonese Merchants Back Boycott of American Goods
In Singapore Straits Settlement Cantonese merchants join the boycott of American products as they show solidarity with compatriots. The move signals coordinated resistance in the regional trade sphere amid ongoing tensions with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Straits Settlement
Massachusetts Supreme Court Afirms Independent Workers Rights
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that compelling workers to join unions violates the law and can’t justify discharging a nonunion shoemaker. Michael Berry sued Jerry E. Dean of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, with a $1,500 damages verdict upheld. The court emphasized preserving individual rights while limiting union monopoly pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Chael F. Berry
Jerry E. Dean
Boot .and
Shoe Workers’ Union
Berg
Haverhill
Becaue
Berry
Donovan
Bowen Defends Iran? No, Loomis Scandal Linked Inquiry
Herbert W. Bowen, former minister to Venezuela, releases a long reply to President Roosevelt’s dismissal letter. He calls the Venezuelan affair a national disgrace and asserts that the Loomis scandal is the central issue in the diplomatic controversy with Francis B. Loomis, First Assistant Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Taft
Bowen
Francis B. Loomis
Morocco Affair Strained Again as Conference Terms Sought
Paris reports Prince Radolin received Premier Rouvier’s note outlining France’s Morocco stance favoring Moroccan integrity and Sultan sovereignty with open door. Rouvier would support a conference only if its scope is defined in advance, inviting Germany to specify limits. Berlin to answer as tension renews.
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Paris
Prince Radolin
Rouvier
Morocco
France
M. Rouvier
Germany
Berlin
von Buelow
Hoch to be reprieved as case goes to Supreme Court
Springfield June 21 Johann Hoch the convicted wife murderer and multi bigamist will be reprieved for one week and possibly longer. The governor intends to delay execution to allow the case to be carried before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
Twenty Century Limited Wreck Near Mentor Kills Many
The Twenty-Second Century Limited crashed into an open switch near Mentor Ohio on a Chicago New York run. At least ten people were killed and sixteen injured, with several burned or mangled. Names of victims and bystanders are listed, many identified by affiliations or addresses. The accident occurred as the train entered the open switch, part of five cars and a damaged combination car. Fire departments and emergency crews responded quickly. the rear of the train derailed and the Chicago sleeper struck the freight depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Tyler
Painesville
Moon links Mentor wreck to malicious mischief in Cleveland
D C Moon assistant general superintendent of the Lake Shore Road said it looked like the Mentor wreck resulted from malicious mischief. He noted a fast passenger train passed the switch safely about three quarters of an hour earlier and the switch was found locked open after the wreck, forcing the Twentieth Century off the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
D. C. Moon
Lake Shore Road
State's bid to change venue in Ohio criminal case
The Madison County murder of Earl Richmond by McCartney prompts a question of state power to seek venue change. Public sentiment hampers unbiased juror pools, with Assistant Attorney General W H Miller preparing to defend the motion in London next week.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Madison County
McCartney
Earl Richmond
W. H. Miller
London
New Republican School Board Drops Eight Teachers
In Hamilton Ohio on June 21 the new Republican School Board held its first teacher purge listing James A Kelley Mary F Nichols May Moore Ella E Scott Alice Hamilton Maud Hetterick Liza Dougherty and Emma Sweet as dropped. Julia Bishop elected to replace Miss Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
New Republican School Board
James A. Kelley
Mary F.nichols
May Moore
Ella E. Scott
Alice Hamilton
Maud Hetterick
Liza Dougherty
Emma Sweet
Julia Bishop
Miss Dougherty
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Federal Trust Company of
George IF. Clewell
Federal Trust Company
Cleveland Bank
S. B. Rankin
South Charleston
Association
Nat. H. Davis
Allen R. Fooe
Collints
Moore
Commerce
Carroll D. Wright
Holy Cross
Gaskill
Benjamin H. Gaskill
B. H. Gaskill & Co
Worcester
Mass
Guild
Commonwealth
Blodgett
G. A. R. Post and
A. E. Appleyard
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Clark College
Wright
Philadelphia Water
Gineer
Cossacks
Mrs. Rogers
Gute Kunst
Seventh District
Tay
Union 5
Labor
Bership
Inde
Loomis
Jowann Hoch
York
Mentor, O
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor Station
John R. Bennett
New York City
Thomas R. Morgan
Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company
Allen Tyler
Collinwood
Newt Walters
Hamburg
N. Y
Graham
W. D. Mickey
Barber and Porter
Charles H. Wellman
H. H. Wright
A. B. Gorman
Norwalk
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