Ohio to hear Armstrong life insurance reform measures
Armstrong bills prepared in New York will be introduced in the Ohio legislature soon. The Ohio Insurance Committee will hold a public hearing with Senator Armstrong and Attorney Hughes present. Bills aim to force action in Columbus paralleling Albany, with changes to repealing clauses to fit Ohio law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Armstrong Committee
New York
Ohio Legislative
Insurance Committee
House
Armstrong
Hughes
Thomas W. Lawech
Earl Stewart
House Insurance Committee
Albany
Governor Pattison Rumor Sparks Resignation Debate
A Columbus dispatch reports persistent rumors that Governor Pattison will resign for health reasons after securing favorable legislation and appointments for allies. Lt. Gov. Harris says he cannot discuss the matter. Pattison signs several bills and plans to sign the partial appropriation bill Monday before the ten days expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook
Columbuss
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pattison
General Assembly
Andrew L. Harris
Harris
Mayor Johnson Chosen Ohio Democratic National Committeeman
Mayor Tom L. Johnson is elected Ohio’s member on the Democratic National Committee to succeed John R. McLean. He won thirty three of forty five votes by mail and wire and says he will accept. Garber and Pattison were also ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harvey C. Garber
W. L. Finley
State Committee
Pattison
Commercial Tribune
Leveland
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Johnson
McLean
Taggart
Harvey Garber
Columbus
Xenia
Garber
Democratic National
Longworth Delights in Cuban and Wedding Trip
In Savannah on March 3, Mr. Nicholas Longworth described his Cuba trip as delightful. He and his wife planned to visit Savannah and Roswell later, noting maternal ancestral ties and his new family connection. They return to resume duties in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Savannah
Nicholas Longworth
Grassmere
Washington
Cuba
Roswell
Mr. Longworth
Death of Former Governor James Hogg in Houston
Former Texas governor James Stephen Hogg died at the Houston home of his law partner Frank C. Jones after prolonged illness. He had been in failing health for over a year and was planning a trip to Battle Creek, Michigan. He died at 11 o clock with funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Houston
Tex
James Stephen Hogg
Frank C. Jones
Hogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Rockefeller Sues Over Prior Stock Debts in Cleveland Case
Frank Rockefeller, brother of John D. Rockefeller, files suit in New York Supreme Court seeking $500,000 against Denison Prior & Co and New York correspondents C I Hudson Co and E A C Randolph Co. The action stems from stock dealings with Leland W. Prior before Prior's suicide in Cleveland and involves stock held in his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Commercial Tribune
New York
Frank Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Ohio
Leland W. Prior
Prior
Denison, Prior & Co
C. I. Hudson & Co
Wall Street
E. A. C. Randolph & Co
Broadway
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Hollenden Hotel
Hudson and
Randolph
T. A. McIntyre &Co
Patterson denies sharing son’s Socialistic views
New York March 3 A W Patterson editor of The Chicago Tribune and his son Joseph Medill Patterson a former Chicago Public Works commissioner discussed socialism at the Holland House. The elder Patterson called Socialism one of the wildest fanaticisms of the age and defended his son’s resignation while affirming mutual respect despite disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
A.W. Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Medill Patterson
Public Works of
Chicago
Patterson
Holland House
Abraham
Municipal
Ten Thousand Die in Tahiti Cyclone Disaster
The Evening Post reports 10 000 deaths from a cyclone striking Tahiti and nearby islands on February 7 8 with $5 000 000 in damage. Papeete harbor was spared ships but major destruction included the American Consulate and the French Government building. Foreseen heavy losses in Tuamotu lagoons and uncertain tolls remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Tor Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
The
Evening Post
Tahiti
Papeete
Tuamotu Islands
Dynamite Theft and Inner Circle Arrests Headline Idaho Flash
The report says Steve Adams of the Western Federation of Miners will be extradited to Colorado where arrests in the Inner Circle are feared. A theft of 800 pounds of dynamite and caps triggers a guard surge around Boise and surrounding powder magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Powder House
Ingalls Ashore on Raporapo Reef Near Luzon Coast
The Interisland transport Ingalls ran aground on Raporapo Reef off Luzon’s southern coast. A Twentieth Infantry battalion aboard was rescued by a coast guard cutter. Liscum moves to recover baggage and aid. Sheridan voyage delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Infantry
Manila
Interisland
Ingalls
Raporapo Reef
Luzon
Sheridan
United States
Coast Guard
Liscum
Conference on Moroccan reforms advances police question
Austria and Morocco joined Germany in a minority voting bloc as eight powers backed Sir Arthur Nicolson's move to discuss police reform. The delegates mostly favored proceeding with the police issue, while a special committee plan was rejected. The draft Morocco bank project was tentatively agreed, giving the United States rights to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeciras
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Morocco
Powers
Sir Arthur Nicolson
Belgium
Sweden
France
Cassini
State Bank of
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Opinion: officer may arrest for spitting without warrant in Ohio
Columbus March 3 Attorney General Ellis ruled that an officer can arrest anyone he sees spitting in cars or on sidewalks or anyone reported by a witness without a warrant. The opinion responds to a State Board of Health inquiry on enforcing the anti spitting ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Ohio
Senator Hypes
Board of County Visitors
Probate
Russell
State Board of Charities
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ellis
State Board of Health
Demurrers Filed in Copper Range Suit in Boston
New demurrers were filed today with Judge Henry K. Braley of the State Supreme Court by Thomas W. Lawson Albert C Burrage and Charles D Burrage all of Boston against the Copper Range Consolidated Company and Paine Webber Co The suit seeks damages for alleged wrongful participation in the sale of 70000 Copper Range shares and Burrage’s agreement with Paine Webber Co not to sell without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Albert C
Charles D. Burrage
Henry K. Braley
State Supreme Court
Copper Range Consolidated Company
One Paine, Webber &Co
Lawson
The
Burrages
Copper Range Consolidated
Albert C. Burrage
Paine, Webber & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springfield
House Insurance Committed
Ment
Tion
Houck
Garber and
Friends of the Ohio
Cleveland’s
Gov. Hogg
Tearo
Miss Nicholls
United Confederate Veterans
Hitchler
New Orleans
Josephine H. Nicholls
Francis T.nicholls
Louisiana
Louisiana Supreme Court
Stephen D. Lee
Organization OF United Confederate Veterans
Mr. Rockefeller
Thomas Bushnell
A. W. Patterson
of the Age
Society
Western Federa
Colorado
Gooding
Boise, Id
Steve Adams
Western Federation of
Haines
Ore
Steunenberg
Harry
Adams
Mr. Hawley
Commerial Tribune
Portland
Oregonian
Boise, Idaho
Steven Adams
A Hardware
Boise Barracks
Cution
Governor Gooding
Hawley
W. E. Borah
U.3
Ingallo
Arthur Nicolson
Visconti Venosta
London
Thehharacter
Herr von Radowitz
Count Cassini
GAN
the Burrages
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!