Sater Seen as Likely Ohio Federal Judge Nominee
The Commercial Tribune reports President Roosevelt will likely appoint John E. Sater to fill the new Ohio Federal District Judgeship with Columbus backing. O. W. Shilling is named Deputy U S Marshal at Columbus, a move debated after a political removal complaint. Recess appointment questions loom if Senate confirmation is delayed.
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Commercial Tribune Boreat
Monsey Bouilpine
Washington
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Commercial Tribune
Loeb
Roosevelt
Ohio
Burton
Columbus
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Department of Justice
O. W. Shilling
United States
Shilling
Sater
Representative Taylor
Congress
Representative Bannon
Robert Wolf
Senate
Post Office Department
King of Fishermen General Shattuc Charms Miami With Record Catches
General Ww. F. Shattuc of Cincinnati earns the nickname King of Fishermen after a spree of catches in Miami. He and Congressman Gaines reeled in 106 kingfish weighing over 1,500 pounds in under half a day, followed by a tarpon over eighty pounds. A six foot six and one half inch tarpon weighing 148 pounds set a season record. His yacht Buckeye, capable of ten knots, hosts lively parties for Cincinnati and Ohio friends.
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Commercial Tribune
Miami
Fla
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Cincinnati
Congressman Gaines
General Shattuc
Ohio
Electricians Put Paris in Darkness
Paris suffers a sudden nearly unanimous strike by most electricians at 5 PM causing city wide disruption. Theaters halted performances newspapers could not print editions and department stores emptied as workers demand promised improvements from last July.
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Paris
Paris painter Nathalie Latham death case shocks Paris
The body of Nathalie Dole Latham, a portrait painter, was found dead by her own hand in Paris. Cremation was refused by French law. A Marquis and Baron Rapher were among friends named in her final letters. Her finances and wish to return to New York are noted.
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Rue Viete
New York
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Baron Rapher
Mme. Gran
Marquis
Thaw case rumors of plans to separate Thaw wife
Amid court activity in the Thaw murder trial rumors spread of the defendant's alleged plan to separate his wife Evelyn Nesbit from her sister and to bar her return to England. DA Jerome prepared rebuttal testimony as defense experts questioned Thaw’s state of mind.
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Mrs. Eddy’s House Barricade Sparks Civil Process Questioning
Concord reports that lawyers argue Mrs. Eddy’s Pleasant View home protects her from civil process. The article cites Gordon vs. Clifford on doors and entry, notes potential habeas corpus action, and probes salaries of Eddy associates as part of a broader accounting sought by relatives.
Powerful Poison Causes the Death of Millionaire
A wealthy financier dies after a powerful poison appears to take effect before responders arrive. Investigators examine the scene for clues about how the poisoning occurred and who may be responsible.
Suit Seeks 40 Million Damages Against Sugar Refiners
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company sues American Sugar Refining Company and executives in federal court alleging Sherman antitrust violations. It claims $10 million actual loss and $30 million treble damages, detailing moves to block Philadelphia refinery operations and control by Kissel and Parsons. G. H. Earle named as moving force.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
United States
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
H. O. Havemeyer
John C. Parsons
G. E. Kissel
W. D. Robinson
G. L. Trigg
M. G. Werner
Philadelphia
Kissel
Robinson
Trigg
Werner
G. H. Earle
Philadelphia Company
Cincinnatians Visit Havana from Santiago Tour
The Commercial Clubs of Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis arrived in Havana by land from Santiago stopping at Matanzas on the way. They were hosted at breakfast by Santiago merchants and entertained by the American Club of Havana with a reception and other events planned as Governor Magoon is to receive them tomorrow.
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Matanzas
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Govenor Magoon
Wilkie Baffled by Chicago Robbery
Chief Wilkie of the United States Secret Service returns to Washington after handing the case of 173000 dollars missing from the Subtreasury to Captain Porter. He says the Secret Service has found nothing and remains no nearer a solution, signaling a failed investigation.
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Washington
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
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East
Arch ies Roosevelt Not So Well Early This Morning
Official bulletin from the White House reports Archie Roosevelt resting comfortably with no complications since yesterday. Doctors Lambert and Kennedy attend the patient at the boy's bedside in quarantine.
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Abraham Ruef Taken Into Court in San Francisco
San Francisco March 8 Abraham Ruef the politician who has been a fugitive from court was arrested tonight at a suburban resort by the court elisor W J Biggy Biggy was appointed elisor to replace the Coroner who along with the Sheriff had said they could not find him
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O’hannon
Leonidas Preston
Cumberland
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Equity
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Armstrong and Johnson
Chandler
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Elisor
W. J. Biggy
Biggy
Explosion Kills 35 in San Andres Chihuahua
Advices from Chihuahua state report thirty five people including men women and children killed at San Andres by a large dynamite explosion yesterday. San Andres is twenty leagues from Chihuahua. The blast is described as accidental.
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