Senator Foraker Addresses Grain Dealers on Rates and Certificates
Senator Foraker spoke at the eleventh annual Grain Dealers Association meeting in Columbus, outlining railroad rate issues and proposed American certificates to obviate trade confusion. He traced interstate commerce and antitrust laws from 1887 onward, noting limited enforcement and key cases, while committees and a presidential slate were announced.
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Senator Foraker
The
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Linton
Roosevelt
Harris
Ohio
Government Square
Zoo
Association
J. F. Courcier
Toledo
Charles England
Baltimore
Chicago
England
W.A. Bennett
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
George F. Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
George F. Reed
Boston
A. E. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Ind
Reynolds
Joseph W. McCord
Columbus
W. E. Sheldon
Jackson, Mich
W. F. Rubins
New York
H. G. Morgan
Pittsburg
C. EB. Nichols
Lowell Ind
P. E. Goodrich
Winchester
A. C. Gale
Cincinnati
E. M
Wayne
Illinois
Henry
L. Goemann
H. H. Bingham
Louisville
B. A. Lockwood
Des Moines
Dan Josephs
James
Portsmouth
James W. Sale
Bluffton
E. L. Rogers
Philadelphia
John B. Daish
Washington
D.C
Foraker
Congress
RAGE AND DIVORCE FACES EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
The forty fifth triennial Protestant Episcopal Church convention opens in Richmond with Bishop London’s A F Winfield Ingram preaching on love and worldliness. Debates hinge on negro bishops, remarriage of divorcees, and autonomy within a divided church structure.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
A. F. Winnington-Ingram
London
Holy Trinity Church
God
Point Pleasant remembers General Grant with birthplace tablet
Five thousand gathered in Point Pleasant Ohio to honor Ulysses S Grant at a tablet dedication. The event included dignitaries from national life, a steamer parade, and a cannon marking Grants birthplace site now on display at a Cincinnati residence. Civil leaders and veterans attended, with speeches by Governor Harris and others.
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Ulysses Simpson Grant
Clermont County
Point Pleasant
Ulysses Grant
Jesse Grant
Columbus
Michael Hirsch
Grant
Henry C. Corbin
Jacob H. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Julius Penn
General Staff
Army
Clermonters
Heath
Masonic Temple
Third
Walnut Streets
Island Queen
Loyal Legion
John Kissane
Harris
Gener
Corbin
Dempsey
E R. Monfort
The
A. M. Hosea
Sherwood
Cleveland
Warren Kiefer
National House of Representatives
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Brent
Tillson
New Richmond
Hamilton County
Bert Bartlow
Ohio Senate
Roosevelt Seen As Ready For Third Term If Needed
Columbus dispatch reports state and national figures weighing Roosevelt’s possible third term. Taft forces fear a reactionary nomination while Vorys frames the President as willing to run if defeating a reactionary requires it. Cortelyou and Knox appear to be playing pivotal roles in Ohio’s GOP dynamics.
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Commercial Tribun
Burnac
Ourtook Burnpina
Columbus
Onto
Commercial Tribune
Arthur S. Vorys
Tafk
Roosevelt
Canton
Taft
Vorys
Ohio
Mr. Vorys
Cortelyou
Knox
Neces
Sary
Obig
Bryan
McKinley
Fairbanks
Striking Boys Lose Jobs At Libby Glass Works
In Toledo on October 2, 2000s report says 200 boys who struck at Libby glass works caused 500 idle workers. The strikers will not gain higher pay and will be replaced by fewer men as a reorganization begins.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Libby Glass Works
Telegraph Companies Ordered to Show Cause in Forfeiture Suit
Justice Ford of the New York Supreme Court ordered the Western Union Telegraph Company and the Postal Telegraph Company to show cause on Friday why State Attorney General Jackson should not be allowed to sue for charter forfeiture. He alleges a 1907 joint rate increase and a conspiracy to raise telegraph tolls and to maintain joint offices to divide profits.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Justice Ford
Supreme Court
New York State
Jackson
Syracuse teachers strike over pay in Meigs County
Syracuse board of education reports to the state that teachers in Syracuse Meigs County are on strike. Law requires at least 40 dollars a month, but the board, with a twelve mill levy, can pay only 25 dollars. Teachers refuse to work without legal salary.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Board of Education of
Syracuse
Meigs County
Jones
Roosevelt urges liberal rulings on Constitution
President Roosevelt in St Louis urged liberal waterway policy and strong central control of interstate corporations. He warned against extravagance and robbery while stressing the need to interpret the Constitution as a living instrument to conserve public welfare under modern conditions.
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Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Lakes
Gulf
Jai Alai
National Executive
Mississippi
St. Louis Harbor
Keokuk
Memphis
Tenn
Deep Waterways Association
Jefferson Barracks
Congress
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colorado
California
New Jersey
Eight Democratic Candidates Quit in Fall Campaign Shakeup
The fall race shocks Cincinnati as eight Democratic nominees resign from the city ticket while Mayor Edward J. Dempsey vows to stay in the race. The event triggers vacancy talks, with discussions on filling positions and continued registration for the October election.
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Stanley W. Merrell
Edward J. Dempsey
Pt. Pleasant
Ulysses S. Grant
Sicession
Clare
Alexander Landesco
Grant Memorial
New Richmond
Cincinnati
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Gibson
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City of Cincinnati
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William. C. Culkins
Joseph S. Neavh
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Ernst Diehl
Harry Crane
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