Taft Signals Possible Mexico Intervention With Senators
President Taft meets four members of the senate foreign relations committee to outline Mexican conditions and pave the way for possible intervention. He cites risks to American lives and property and previews three routes to bring the matter before Congress.
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Congressional Committee
NSEY
Washington
Ieee
Taft
Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
Madero
Bodrer
United States Congress
la Follétte
Taft Haa
Justice Jones to Hand Down Decision in Cox Case
In a dramatic Cincinnati circuit court battle over the constitutionality of a statute disqualifying circuit judges without a hearing Chief Justice Jones ruled that the question is open to doubt. He set the Cox case under advisement as he faced motions to remove judges and heard arguments on mandamus and injunctions.
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Cox
Circuit Court
Jones
Smith
Swing
Sayre
Walters
Edward Jones
Cincinnati Circuit Court
Justice Jones
Judge Gorman
Prosecutor Hunt
Hunt
Gorman
Baker & Maxwell
Supreme Court of
Edward A. Jones
Supreme Court of Ohio
Shauck
Wolt
Marmet
U. S
Davis
Duncan Vs. State
Avery
Judge Hunt
Attorney Darby
Baker
Hamilton
Judge Edward C. O'Rear Enters Kentucky Governor Race
Judge Edward C. O'Rear of the Kentucky Court of Appeals announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He spoke from Frankfort on March 28 as part of rollout events.
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Frankfort
Edward C. O’rear
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Meat Packers Prepare Demurrer to Sherman Antitrust Charges
Attorneys for ten Chicago meat packers indicted on Sherman antitrust law plan to attack the statute's validity in a demurrer. They will present to United States District Judge Carpenter on April 3, outlining the nine count indictment with two counts aimed at the law.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Packers
Senate tackles statewide school text bill amid partisan clash
In Columbus March 28 the senate defeated a statewide school textbook bill by 13 to 18. Democrats derided the move as a ploy to win votes while Republicans opposed it except Todd of Columbus. The Bruce county bill granting a county detective appointment faced swift passage amid political fighting over corruption rumors in the school book trust.
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Frazier
Huttita
Schola] Book Trust
School Book Trust
Standard Oil Company
Yount
Gray
Book Trust
Senate
White
Holmes County
Todd
Columbus
Pegsy’ Ryan
Hamilton County
Bruce
Harmon
Common Pleas Court
Hunt
Johnson
Cincinnati
Hospital Plans Approved by Commission for New Cincinnati Hospital
The Cincinnati hospital board approved specifications for eighteen buildings. Hannaford & Sons to advertise for bids April 1 with bids opened May 10. Final turnover to city set for April 3 to allow workers to view. Existing funds total 1.5 million dollars with potential 200 thousand more. original 2.3 million bond authorization cited.
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Cincinnati Hospital
Board of Hospital Commissioners
Messrs. Hannaford & Sons
Sheldon Now Admits He Got Brockton Coin
Pittsburgh March 28 Charles D Sheldon alias Washburn and Ross investment broker arrested after leaving Montreal last October owing customers over 2 million dollars. He admitted being Charles W Robinson of Brockton Massachusetts, vanished in 1900 with 200000. He faces embezzlement charges and awaits Canadian extradition flight.
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Pittsburg
Charles D. Sheldon
Washburn and Ross
Montreal
Canada
Sheldon
Scranton
Charles W. Robinson
Brockton
Mass
Central Police
Brazil
Yucatan
Honduras
Mexico
Taft and Aldrich Linked to Illinois Bribery Probe
Springfield reports reveal two witnesses Edward J. Hines and John I. Hughes testified before the senate bribery investigating committee. Hines said Taft and Aldrich urged swift Lorimer election. he traced calls between Washington and Springfield coordinating clerical steps to back Lorimer.
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Springfield
Senate
Edward’ J,. Hines
Chicago
John I. Hughes
la Salle’ Street National “Bank
Lorimer
Hines
Penrose
Posish
Aldrich
Tripois
Fire destroys major Albany state capitol building
A blaze swept the New York state capitol in Albany before 3 AM causing over 1 million dollars in damage. The fire, driven by strong winds, destroyed the entire west end of the marble four story building. The cost of the structure was about 25 million and it housed the court of appeals the assembly and various offices. The fire's origin remained undetermined.
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Albany
Court of “Appeals
The
Assembly
Report on Cincinnati seat contest approved
A House committee report on the seven Cincinnati Republican seats approved by all Democrats but omits unseating the seven, condemns pollsite vote soliciting within 100 feet and criticizes Hamilton County elections officials, the Republican bloc to back the report.
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Hamilton
County Board of Elections
Aes Aaieber
Sreeree Et Cara
Mata Washington
Sousty
Ber
Fire tragedy survivors face grand jury and safety push
New York March 28 The grand jury issued subpoenas for twenty witnesses to probe the Washington Square fire that claimed 142 lives and an aldermanic move to mandate fire drills in factories. Fire escapes proposals divide the council as relief funds rise with large donations from Carnegie Sage Ryan and others.
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New York
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company
Reichmann
Dayton
Whitman
Northern Bank of New York
Northern Bank
Joseph G. Robin
Carnegie
Grand Jury
Washington, Square
Board’of Aldérma
Grand, Jury
Max .Blanck
Triangle ; Waist Company
Vic‘tims
Joseph” Asch
Peace Overture in Mexico Reported as Madero Arrives
San Antonio dispatch details talks between Francisco I. Madero Sr and Gustavo Madero with Senor Limantour in Washington and Mexico City. Officials discuss tentative peace terms including cabinet resignations, free elections, and removal of Corral. The elder Madero says peace could come within ten days to a month. U.S. intervention is not requested.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Senor Limantour
Paris
Francisco I. Madero
de la Barra
Washington
Francisco I. Madero, Sr
Gustavo Madero
Don Francisco
Diaz
Mexican Congress
Madero
Limantour
Bourse
Francisco
I. Madero
Chihuahua
Ijmantour
Francisco Limantour
Senor Madero
Don Gustavo
Portsmouth
Ding
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O'Rear
Meat Packers
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Robinson
Massachusetts
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Governor Deneen
Beers
Croker
Sit
Manhattans
Newark
N. J
Greenspan
Worth
Department of Chariies
Andrew ‘Carnegie
Russell Sage
Thomas F. Ryan
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