Tariff Debate Delays Senate Action on Pig Lead Schedule
Senate session devoted to the pig lead and related schedules as critics charge the finance committee with hastiness and lack of hearings. Burkett laments outsiders chasing senators for hearings while Aldrich defends information overload and potential ten year discussion. Bacon attacks tariff benefits to the South and Taft meets hat makers protesting rate reductions.
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Committee On Finance
Burkett
Committee Onfinance
Aldrich
Carter
Ways and Means
House and Finance Committee
House Committee
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Bacon
Lodge
South
Massachusetts
Taft
James Marshall
National Hat Manufacturers’ Association
Franchises Sought for Cincinnati to Columbus Trolley Line
A Cincinnati to Columbus traction project plans a 112 mile line via Broadway and Pioneer street with tunnels and viaducts over Mount Adams and the Little Miami valley. Attourney Hermann to petition Columbus council for a franchise. a $50,000 bond and $5 cent fares within cities are proposed. construction could start within a year with rail through Newtown Milford Martinsville Wilmington and Xenia.
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Pioneer Street
Newtown
Milford
Martinsville
Wilmington
Washington D. E
Columbus
Queen City Council
John C. Hermann
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Xenia Traction Company
John M. Carswell
Philadelphia
Henry Rohwer
St. Louis
The
Missouri Pacific
American and Foreign Societies of Civil Engineers
K. H. Grantham
J.C. Linton
I. N. Lair
S. W. Hulls
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W. T. Scott
T. G. Ferris
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J. H. Andrews
Goshen
W. C. Bostwick
Mt. Sterling
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Pioneer
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Butler Streets
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Kilgour Street
Martin Street
Columbia Avenue
Kemper Lane
Delta Avenue
Linwood
Eastern Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Miami
Blanchester
Xenia
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Waterloo
Mount Sterling
Era
Derby
Harrisburg
Hermann
New York
Ohio
Deer
Darby
East Fork
Rtation
Indianapolis
Veterans Begin Mission to Return Flag of Selma
A Cincinnati committee plans departure tomorrow to carry back the Fourth Ohio Cavalry flag captured at Selma 44 years ago. Delegations from Dixie will see them off as letters from Alabama commend the act and honor the veterans. Governor Comer may attend. the Northern delegation includes John A. Pitts Captain W. W. Shoemaker and others from Cincinnati and Indiana.
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Fourth Ohio Cavalry
Selma
Columbus
Fourth Ohio
Ala
John A. Pitts
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Huntsville
H. S. D. Mallory
Ohio
D. M. Scott
Comer
W. W. Shoemaker
Joseph A. Goddard
Muncie
Ind
T. C. Lindsay
Dayton
Thomas H. Osborn
M. H. Richardson
J. I. Qui
Taft Names Three Federal Judges and a Postmaster
President Taft sent to the senate nominations for William S. Grubb to the Northern district of Alabama George Danworth to the Western district of Washington and Charles A Willard to the district of Minnesota Grubb will replace Judge Hundley who was twice named but not confirmed Willard previously served as a Philippine supreme court justice and Grubb is a Birmingham lawyer and Yale graduate Akins was named postmaster at St Louis succeeding Wyman.
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Johnston
Spain
Aiakh
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Taft
Senate
William S.grubb
George Danworth
Charles A. Willard
Mr. Grubb
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Yale
Horace D. Taft
New Haven University
Williard
Supreme Court
Philippines
Judge Hundley
Judge Grubb
Grubb
Cincinnati Law School
Harrison
Thomas Akins
St. Louis
Wyman
Akins
United States
Mrs Boyle Convicted in Mercer Kidnapping Case
Mrs James H Boyle found guilty on the second count in Mercer Pennsylvania as jurors return a verdict after a dramatic trial. She and her husband face lengthy sentences with potential prison terms well beyond the maximum if all counts are upheld and new trials are denied.
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Mercer, Pa
James H. Boyle
Boyle
Land donation creates new playground from Hanna estate
A two hundred foot by lot in the crowded district near McMicken Dunlap and Stark streets was donated by Mrs Henry Hanna and Miss Mary Hanna to the park commission for a children playground. The old factory on the site will be razed once the commission acts at its next meeting. The Hanna estate valued the plot at about $25 000 and proceeds are aimed at benefiting local youngsters.
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Boyle
Sharon
Henry Hanna
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McMicken Avenue
Dunlap and
Stark Streets
Mary Hanna
McMicken, Dunlap and
Park Commission
L. A. Ault
Great Hurricane Wrecks Vessels Near Yucatan Coast
Meager reports say a great hurricane sweeps the Yucatan coast damaging or sinking many vessels. Early word hints at loss of life and describes houses leveled in eastern towns by strong winds.
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Yucatan
Cincinnati Woman Agudes a Lawyer Held in Heavy Bail
In Washington on May 8 an arrest reveals John G. Davis a Cincinnati lawyer accused of obtaining money under false pretenses from female clients. Bail set at 20000 for John C Davis and 10000 for his brother Martin T Davis who faces conspiracy charges. Evidence suggests a scheme to fake deposits via passbooks as settlements loom.
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Cincinnati
Washington
John G. Davis
Davis
United States
Baker
Martin C. Davis
John
John C. Davis
Tlement
Martin T. Davis
Ohioan Given Office in Spanish American War Circle
Cleveland May 8 The Naval and Military Order of the Spanish American War elected officers at its meeting here Colonel Felix Rosenberg of Ohio was chosen to join the council in chief his selection marking a honor for the state and the organization
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Felix Rosenberg
Cleveland, O
Hhes
Ohio
One Killed and Six Injured in Union Riot at Superior
In Duluth Minnesota May 8 one man died and six were injured in a riot at the Northwestern Fuel dock in Superior Wisconsin between union and nonunion crews aboard the steamer Berlin which is nonunion. A shot fired during the melee killed Rourke of the lake seamen's union and halted the fight.
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Nonunion
Berlin
Northwestern Fuel Company
Rourke
The
Lake Seamen’s Union
Warn Locators of Negro School Threats in Kentucky
Two men scouting a proposed Lincoln Institute site in Shelby County near Lexington faced threats from night riders. They received a bundle of switches and hemp rope. warnings targeted black workers at Benson Station near Frankford, demanding departure within forty eight hours. Detectives investigate as printed threats escalate.
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Shelby‘county
Louisville
Lincoln Institute For
Benson Station
Frankford
Benson
Hely
Taft Hosted By Washington Citizens At Banquet
President Taft attended a Washington banquet sponsored by the board of trade and the chamber of commerce with Vice President Sherman Speaker Cannon and other dignitaries present. Justice Wendell P. Stafford spoke for the citizens as the district government reform debate loomed. A reception preceded the dinner with all guests introduced.
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Taft
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Sherman
Cannon
Hitchcock
Nagel
Congress
District of Columbia
Wendell BP. Stafford
District of Col . Supreme Court
Jon A
Bellevue Police Layoff Over Snoring
The Bellevue burgess dismisses the entire four man police force to let them catch up on sleep after discovering the officers were sleeping loudly in the station, keeping the town in an unusual state.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellevue
Burgess Hummel
Burgess
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