Office Closed Debtors Seek Cash From Hamilton Venture
William M. Hamilton owner of Indiana and Ohio Stone Company based in the Johnston Building left Cincinnati for Wheeling after closing his offices. Creditors claim debts run into thousands while family says only a few hundred dollars. Robust inquiries from quarrymen and the janitor reflect unsettled accounts for stone shipments and office rent.
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William M. Hamilton
Johnston Building
Indiana & Ohio Stone Company
Hamilton
Commerceial Tribune
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Wheeling
Ross Hamilton
Oak Street
Shannon
Carew
Johnston
Hal
Lulu Stone
Harrison, C
G. H. Sutherland
The
Health and Accident Insurance Company
Miss Stone
McKinney to Investigate Barber Charge in Ohio Democrats
Democratic State Central Chairman Ben McKinney of Marietta is expected in Columbus to review party affairs and consider convening the State Committee to set a date and place for the gubernatorial convention. The focus is on Harvey C. Garber’s role with the Organization Committee and its ties to John Pattison and Lawrence Neal.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Ben McKinney
Marietta
State Committee
McKinney
Harvey C. Garber
State Organization Committee
John M. Pattison
Friends
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Garber
Cincinnati
Lawrence T. Neal
State Central Committee
Greenville
Mayom Johnson
Charlie Salen
Democratic Organization Committee
Neal
Committee of Fourteen
Malloy defends invitation practice over Foraker remark
John R. Malloy secretary of the Ohio State Executive Committee and temporary secretary of the state convention contests reports of a special invitation to Senator Foraker. He notes invitations have not traditionally been extended to individual members beyond convention officers and committee chairs, and he details his mailing of calls to county chairs and Congress members as courtesy.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Washington Dispatch
Foraker
John R. Malloy
State Executive Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Ohio
State Central Committee
State Central and Executive Committees
Congress
United States
Former Athens County Auditor Arrested on Forgery Charge
May 3 report: Winfield Scott former Deputy Auditor Athens County faces an affidavit charging false public records entries forging funds. Bond set at 10000. Scott ill at son’s home. grand jury to convene May 15. Examiners Dover Peckinpaugh report errors may lessen county shortfall. case details tax omission over 1000 in Trimble Township.
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Commercial Tribune
Athens
Winfield Scott
Athens County
Folster
Murphy
Scott
A. M. Lewis
J. B. Fulton
W. F. Scott
Dovey
Dover
Peckinpaugh
Columbus
Trimble Township
Alexander resigns as trustee over Hyde charges at Equitable
New York May 3 President James W Alexander of the Equitable Life Assurance Society resigns as a trustee of the majority stock left by the late Henry B Hyde. He cites unjustifiable charges of disloyalty and notes the September 17 1895 agreement aims to prevent sale of controlling interests until James H Hyde reaches 30.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society Today
Henry B. Hyde
Alexander
James H. Hyde
William H. McIntyre
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jin
Equitable Life’ Assurance Society
Equitable
Stoned man from Connell attempts Cincinnati trip
William Shannon a 44 year old machinist from Connell Indiana County Pa tried to ride freight to Cincinnati for work. He was stoned from Plainville and, disheartened, cut his throat in a corn crib but survived. He resisted arrest at the First District and needed multiple men to subdue him.
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Johnston
Shannon
Renschler
Cincinnati
Plainville
Sixth District
First District
Cincinnati Hospital
Man
Rojestvengey 15 Heads for New Base of Supplies
Tokyo reports to The Daily Mail that on May 2 the Russian Second Pacific Squadron was in Port Dell north of Han Kohe Bay, Annam. Hongkong correspondent notes many steamers shuttle between Saigon. Continued on Third Page.
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London
Tokyo
The
Daily Mail
Japan
Port Dell
Hankohe Bay
Annam
Hongkong
Saigon
Roosevelts Hunt Stopped By Onow
In Glenwood Springs Colorado on May 3 the Roosevelt party failed to hunt to the East Divide due to two days of rain turning to wet snow. The hunters stayed near camp and may shift to Garfield Creek after today’s weather.
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Commercial Tribune
Glenwood Springs
Col
Tony
Garfield Creek
Pope Receives Mills in Private Audience
The Pope in Rome today met privately with D. Ogden Mills and Miss Mills of New York. He expressed admiration for Americans and said America is the country from which he receives consolation.
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Rome
D. Ogden Mills
New York
Witness in Hoch Case Reported Missing
Chicago May 3 The disappearance of an important witness in the Hoch trial alarms state officials. Nurse Annie Holzipfel who cared for Mrs Marie Walcker Hoch was expected to supply a crucial link in the chain of evidence surrounding Horch.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Johann Hoch
State Attorney’s Office
Annie Holzipfel
Marie Walcker Hoch
Nan Patterson Murder Trial Ends in Jury Disagreement
New York reports show Nan Patterson’s jury, after twelve hours of deliberation, failed to reach a verdict on the murder charge. The foreman indicated no legal instruction could bridge the deadlock, and the jury was discharged. Patterson fainted upon hearing the decision and was led away.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Goff
Patterson
Miss Patterson
Criminal Court
Young
Rioting in Chicago prompts calls for State militia
May 3 Chicago leaders warn of no peace or safety for business until militia is called as rioting worsens. A Chicago Employers' Association committee heads to Springfield to seek Governor Deneen’s orders to deploy troops. Police claim control but business leaders cite rising injuries and predict deeper unrest as trains and deliveries risk disruption.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Employers’ Association
Teamsters
Union Teamsters
Union League Club
Governor Deneen
Alfred S. Austrian
Springfield
Deneen
Chicago Employers’ Association
State Capitol
O’neill
Dunne
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West Seventh Street
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Mkinney
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Noyes
Hayes
Sherman
Garfield
Stanley Matthews
Foster
McKinley
Bushnell
Nash
Herrick
Hanna
Hydes
Hyde
Tarbell
William Shannon
Indiana County
Rojestvengey 15
America
Pontiff
Hoch
Hope
Nan
Day
Dudley Jackson
Wesley Hospital
Henry W. Howard
Presbyterian Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Tenfeld
Expres Wagotis
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