Toledo Plants Hire 9,000 Men As Industry Boosts
Toledo industrial activity rises with the Shipbuilding Company poised to start a new dry dock costing 250 000 to 300 000 dollars and a steel freight car contract at 500 000 dollars. Several plants plan full staff and resumption of production, affecting about 3 000 workers.
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Toledo
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Toledo Machine and Tool Company
Edward Ford Plate Glass Company
Toledo Malleable Castings Company
Toledo Furnace Company
Franco German controversy tests leaders of two nations
Germany rejects the French proposal sent by Ambassador Cambon and demands France express regret for actions of French soldiers at Casa Blanca toward a German official. The Emperor holds sole responsibility for the attitude and requires changes to German demands be submitted by Prince von Buelow and the German Foreign Secretary.
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Cambon
Frandée
Casablanca
Prince von Bue
Cleveland Manufacturers Anticipate Boost in Late 1900s Business
Cleveland merchants and factory owners foresee an early resumption of activity near 1907 levels. Many hold conditional orders and expect to start filling them soon, with a hoped for prosperity by January. Building trades face a less bright outlook due to expected material price increases.
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Cleveland
Railroads Reveal $240 Million in Orders After Election
First Vice President Brown of the New York Central said U S railroads released or ders totaling about 240 million dollars for equipment and supplies since election day. He spoke in Clarinda Iowa his former home noting 31 million in orders by allied lines and over a hundred telegrams to manufacturers.
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Clarinda
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Worthington and Lidgerwood plan full return by Jan 1
The H. R. Worthington Company will bring over 5,000 workers back to its Harrison plant by January 1. Lidgerwood Manufacturing will add 2,000 workers under the same plan. Both firms had been operating half time with orders tied to the election outcome.
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N. J
H. R. Worthington Company
Harrison
Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company
Mount Vernon and Woodbury Cotton Mills to Restart
New Hartford Connecticut reports the Mount Vernon and Woodbury Cotton Duck Syndicate mills will reopen once new machinery is installed. The plants were shut ten years ago causing about 1000 people to leave, half the town's population.
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Factory schedules up to fifty eight hours a week in Pawtucket
Notices posted at Howard & Bullough cotton machinery factory in Pawtucket Rhode Island announce a return to a full time schedule of fifty eight hours per week after operating forty hours weekly since February.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Howard & Bullough
Tremor Strikes Plauen With Violent Aftershocks
The town of Plauen Germany was shaken by the strongest quake in memory at 6 40 this morning sending residents into the streets in panic. The tremors lasted minutes with explosions and thunderous rumblings. Daily shocks have totaled sixty to seventy, now less frequent but more violent. Nearby medicinal springs have risen to 15 degrees.
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Plauen
Germany
Kaiser Dines With Austrian Ruler
Vienna reports a dinner party at Schonbrunn with Emperor Franz Joseph hosting Emperor Wilhelm and foreign ambassadors. Afterward Wilhelm conferred with Baron von Thal of Austro-Hungarian Foreign Affairs, then with Francis Joseph. Wilhelm departed at nine.
Taxicab Strike Ends in New York Agreement
New York announces the end of a weeks long taxicab strike. President H N Allen of the New York Taxicab Company says the strike terminates after a conference between company directors and a chauffeurs committee. The old wage scale will be considered, and current and former chauffeurs may be readmitted after employment applications.
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Eesident H. N. Allen
Zxicab Company
Ann
Climbany
Woman Nearly 104 Dies in New York Home
Arty bright eyed widow Brien aged about 104 died at St Francis Home on Fifth Street New York. She came to this country from County Limerick Ireland about seventy five years ago and was among the liveliest residents, enjoying her time at the home until a week before her death.
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Fifth Street
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United States
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National Soldiers
Dayton
Francis O'Reilly
Peter Agnew
Ohio
Dayton School Fund
Thomas H. Darby
Powell & Powell
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Montgomery County
Coney Island Company
Daisy Edwards
Washington Avenue
Newport
Wiborg & Hanna
Mutal Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court of New York
C. F. Dupper, Jr
George Stahl
American Laundry Company
Ohio Tinware Com
Prisoner Captured in St. Louis Forgery Case
Edward Jeffreys pleaded guilty to forging H Thobe’s name on a $70 check. Judge Murphy sentenced him to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory after capture in St Louis.
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Oxford
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Pfleger
Edward Wilkin
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Rate Law Balked By Injunction In Missouri River Case
In Chicago on November 6 Judges Grosscup Sedanan and Baker granted a temporary injunction blocking the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing its Missouri River rate order. The court declined to decide merits, urging lawyers to draft a concise statement of facts for Supreme Court review. The dispute centers on lower east of Pittsburg Buffalo origin rates versus west of those cities and claims of government ownership implications.
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Detroit
Virginia Railway Increases Capital Stock To 36.7 Million
At a stockholders meeting in Norfolk the Virginia Railway raises common stock from 33.5 million to 36.7 million dollars for corporate purposes. The move accompanies authorization to issue 3.2 million dollars in securities.
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Norfolk
Virginia Raily
Federal Judge Orders Corporation To Obey Louisiana Law
New Orleans November 6 Federal Judge Saunders enjoined the Texas and Pacific Railroad from violating Louisiana law barring nonresident corporations from removing suits from state to federal courts.
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New Orleans
Saunders
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Oldest American in Far East Dies in Tokyo
Professor Edwin Emerson died in Tokyo on November 4 from heart failure linked to excitement over the American election news after the reception of the American fleet in Japanese waters. A longtime friend of Taft and Hughes, Emerson was a clergyman, college professor, poet and editor. He married Marie Louise Ingham and is survived by five sons and one daughter.
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Edwin Emerson
Tokyo
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William H. Taft
Japan
Charles E. Hughes
Cornell University
United States
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Samuel Ingham
the Treasury
Jackson
Verdict awards record $10000 for Durach death in Ohio court
In Common Pleas Court Cincinnati Traction Company faces a $10000 award for Michael Durach’s death at the Brigh ton car barns when a car started and struck him as he adjusted trolley equipment. The case began earlier, with a prior $6000 verdict overturned by a Supreme Court order for a new trial.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Durach
Brighton
Real Estate Transfers Note Large List of Parcels and Grantees
A survey of transfers records numerous parcels across Elsmere, Wyoming, Green and Colerain townships, naming buyers and sellers including Henry Men, Mary A C McGrew, Joseph Ginsburg, Julia Derrickson, Ada Bryan, Bertha Gutzwiller, Mary Gutzwiler, L. Pachoud, John Schwab, Z A Kay, Walter Ryan, Clara Farrell, Abram Bell, M Gorman, and others. Transactions cover lots, strips, and tracts in May’s sub, National, and Suburban Subdivisions with streets such as Mound street and Carthage pike referenced.
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Elsmere
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Lindsay Mryan
Joseph Ginsburg
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Willer
Colerain
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Lawyers file suits in several cases across city courts
A docket of civil actions includes Ralph McCartin versus William F Hale for 300 on a note, James J McCartin and Chester W Merrill for an accounting, Meyer Silverglade against United Cigar Stores for injunction, William Jackson against Nettie Jackson for divorce, Caroline Voight against Edwin Howard for stock possession, Anheuser Busch Brewing Association against William Guthrie on appeal, T B Kyle against Marla Scholz for 10000 damages, and more filings including lien and execution, attachment discharge, and insolvency matters in various courts.
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William F. Hale
James J. McCartin
Chester W. Merrill
Frederick J. Goetz
John Pie
Bolsinger & Supp
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United Cigar Stores Company
Cohan & Mack
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Nettie Jackson
L. W. Arnett
Caroline L. Voight
Edwin J. Howard
Scott Bonham
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
William Guthrie
Squire Muller
T. B. Kyle
Marla Scholz
EB. R. Passel
Richard S. Storer
County option defeated in South Dakota election
South Dakota voters rejected county option by about 7,000 majority in a light turnout. Result reported from Sioux Falls with defeat noted and a clear margin of the poll.
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Sioux Falls
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