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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1911

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Gorman Follows High Court Mandate in Cox Case

In Cincinnati and Jackson a legal battle over bias affidavits against Judges Swing and Smith escalates as Judge Gorman vows to obey the circuit court order. Chief Justice Jones plans to name substitute judges for Monday hearings on Cox perjury charges.

Commercial Tribune Jackson Charles J. Hunt George B. Cox Cincinnati Gorman Peter Swing Samuel Smith Circuit Court Hamilton County Ohio Circuit Courts Jones Festus Walters Circleville Edward Sayre Athens Fourth Circuit Judicial District Fourth ‘Ciicuit Common Pleas Court Swing Smith Henry T. Hunt Thomas A. Jones Circuit Court of Common Please Court Anther Cox Durr Common Pleas Purt Anont Common Pleads Court George B. Cox

Bribery trial ends with not guilty verdict for Broderick

In Springfield on March 24 the jury found Senator John Broderick not guilty after a brief deliberation of twenty two minutes. The case involved alleged vote buying linked to a $2500 payment for Lorimer’s U.S. Senate election, with closing arguments by Dawson Mortimer and Burke.

Springfield Ill Broderick Dawson Mortimer Burke Mr. Broderick John Broderick Ney General Assembly Sangamon County

Four Milwaukee Firemen Die as Factory Roof Falls

In Milwaukee Wisconsin on March 24 a five story Middleton Manufacturing hat factory roof collapsed during a blaze killing four firemen and injuring about a dozen others. The dead are Captain Jacob Hentz Richard Werke Lieutenant John Holahan and Fred Eichorn. Fatally injured Louis Hammond is dying. Fire orders to clear the roof were issued then rescinded and the roof fell trapping rescuers. Property loss is about 100000 covered by insurance.

Milwaukee Wis Middleton Manufacturing Company Jacob Hentz Richard J. Werke John Holahan Fred L. Eichorn Louis E. Hammond Young Benjamin Hentz

Canal Bill To Be Heard On April 4

The fate of Representative Edward Bruce’s canal bill for Cincinnati will be decided in the house afternoon of April 4 after it was made a special order. The measure seeks to authorize a canal from Mitchell Avenue to Mill Creek into the city. Bruce expects strong support from Cleveland and Cincinnati delegations totaling about twenty votes, with opposition mainly from Dayton and Montgomery county critic Mahlon Gebhardt. The Fulton wet cities bill also faced a public hearing next Tuesday night though the wets risk losing ground as dry forces plan mass meetings and further hearings. The utility bill advanced one day to Wednesday afternoon following the Fulton fight amid wedding-related scheduling.

Bruce Solia Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Dayton Chamber of Commerce Mahlon Gebhardt Montgomery County Fulton Freiner Vinton County House of Representatives Bill Columbus Temperance Rose County C. B. Winters House Crosser Hillencamp Toledo Alexander Kilpatrick Trumbull County Winters Sandusky Wyman Shelby County Stockwell United

Tremont Lumber mill burns in Tremont, Louisiana

A fire in the sawfilers room destroyed Tremont Lumber companys sawmills at Eros thirty five miles from Monroe. Hundreds of lumber and dry kiln loads burned. Loss estimated at 500000 dollars, partially insured. Fire under control at noon today.

Monroe Sawfilers Tremont Lumber Company Eros Mes

Two Women Die in North Carolina House Fire

Grace Baucom and Wilma Davis were burned to death when a lamp exploded spreading fire through the residence of H. Baucom in Olive Branch North Carolina. The blast caused kerosene to ignite their dresses as the fire raged overnight.

Olive Branch N. C Red 24 Grace Baucom Wilma Davis H. Baucom

Forty-Two Buildings Burn in Fayette Fire

A gas stove left burning in Dr. J. D. Turner drug store sparked a morning blaze in Fayette Alabama forty miles west of Columbus Mississippi. The fire destroyed forty two buildings including most businesses, the county courthouse, bank and Turner hotel. Loss estimated at 500000 with 4 000000 in insurance. Town without fire apparatus and fire burned unchecked.

Columbus Miss J. D. Turner Fayette Ala Here Fayette County Turner Hotel

City Contagious Hospital To Be Thrown Open Today

Cincinnati announces the new city contagious hospital on Burnet avenue Avondale will be open for public inspection this afternoon and tomorrow. Mayor Sehwab and Commissioners will lead a reception committee through the six pavilion style ward buildings forming the contagious group. Plans for eighteen more hospital buildings are close to completion with bids to follow. The six structures cost about $500000 and will be fenced off as a hospital within the hospital.

Sehwab Holmes, Green, Laws Withrow New City Hospital General Hospital on _Eden Bethesda Avenues Corrid Glen Ae Ste Baden Avenue Sonthernsee Group Poab Teai Board of Public Works New Hospital Commission

Trainload of Boosters To Sing Praises of Cincinnati

Plans by the Cincinnati Advertisers club aim to take a train and carloads of products and souvenirs to Boston for the Associated Advertisers Clubs of America convention August 2 to 4. The effort seeks to boost Cincinnati to Eastern markets, with manufacturers and business leaders to participate and generate a lasting impression during the trip both ways.

Cincinnati The Cincinnati Advertisers Boston Associated Advertisers America

Diaz Cabinet Out as Madero Wins and Taft Vindicated

Washington reports Mexico's cabinet resigned except for Finance Minister Limantour. Observers see the move as weakening Diaz and possibly inviting intervention while Taft is credited for foreseeing the crisis. Insurgents in the Insurrecto junta cheer the cabinet shakeup and demand Diaz’s resignation to end Mexico’s turmoil.

Diaz Madero Taft Commercial Tribune Washington Mexico Limantour

War Clouds Hover Low Over China

A Russian ultimatum to China looms as Moscow presses for a fixed satisfaction date on Mongolian demands. China’s replies are seen as conciliatory yet unsatisfactory, barring Russia’s aims on consulate sites and trade rights. In Mexico Diaz’s cabinet resignations are announced amid plans to refresh leadership and pursue reform while stabilizing the nation.

Sr. Petersburg Russia China Russia-in- Mongolia Kobdo Sharasumo Novoe Vremya

Private cables warn of potential war between Russia and China

London reports from far East sources say Russia may declare war on China within weeks. Lloyds quotes risk coverage for the outbreak rising sharply from 5 to 10 guineas per cent as businesses brace for possible hostilities.

London Far East Russia China Lloyds

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Judge Gorman High Court Darr T. A. Jones Lorimer Whittemore Akron Russell City Contagious Hospital Holmes, Green, Laws and Withrow Schwab Queen City Army of Trade Boosters Palace of the Aged Executive Rabago Stolypin M. Trepofft Council of Empire M.stolypin Mexico City Ding Enrique Cree Diez Ramon Corral Department of Gobernacion Department of the Interior United States Enrique C. Creel Fin Affairs Interior Jose Yves Limantour Olegario Molina Justo Sierra Cation Manuel Gonzales Cosio Leandro Fer Justino Fernandez Rveline Chihuahua Creel A Fernandez Justino Fernandes General Cosio el, Paso, Tex
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