Ohio Republicans map statewide campaign plans
A Columbus dispatch reports an all day Ohio Republican conference where committee men and candidates from across the state outlined district by district strategy. Chairman Dick announced a call to gather county chairmen soon to finalize a comprehensive plan and unite the party behind Roosevelt.
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Commercial Tribune
Outlook
SotemaBus
Ohio
Columbus
State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Chittenden
Republican Party
Burton
Daugherty
Foraker
Oil Trust Trial in Findlay Sees Prosecution Win Admitted Rockefeller Testimony
In Findlay Ohio on October 10 the Standard Oil Company of Ohio case over trade conspiracy advanced with Judge Banker largely ruling for the prosecution. Rockefeller's 1898 testimony was admitted, Ida M. Butts testified on Rice’s stock certificates, and debates over a New Jersey record certification dominated the session.
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New Jersey
Commercial Tribune
Findlay, CO
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Standard
Banker
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Trust
Supreme Court of
Phelps
Butts
George M. Rice
Marietta, Ohio
Rice
Secretary of State
Standard Oil Company
David
Kline
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Preobyt erians Defeat Merger By Sixteen Margin
The merger of the First and Second Presbyterian Churches in Cincinnati is rejected 55 to 34 after a stormy meeting. Leaders urged to allow presbytery speakers, and dissenting members voiced strong protests before the final vote. The decision is to be reviewed by the Presbytery on Monday October 15.
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First
Second Presbyterian
Society of the First Church
Cincinnati
Peter Robertson
Presbyterians of
David Fitzgerald
Louis Blakemore
Burchard
First Church
Leiding
William R. Shannon
Dorothy Russell Seeks Divorce From Abbott Einstein
Dorothy Russell Einstein, daughter of Lillian Russell, asks Justice O Gorman in New York Supreme Court for a divorce from Abbott Lewis Einstein, a city lawyer. The marriage was a runaway match that shocked theater circles. six weeks after, he allegedly beat her when she refused financial aid. A co respondent is named as unknown. Witness Arnold Rothschild described Einstein as pursuing other women, using the name Me. and Mrs. Marks.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Dorothy Russell Einstein
Lillian Russell
O. Gorman
Supreme Court
Abbott Lewis Einstein
Einstein
Arnold Rothschild
Mr. Einstein
Mrs. Marks
Ohioan Is Honored In Veterans Election
In a United Spanish War Veterans session Washington on October 10 elected Captain Hamilton Ward of Ohio as commander in chief Buffalo New York Henry W Bush of Michigan was named vice commander in chief Father W H S Reamey as chaplain in chief C Parker of Georgia as chief signal officer Charles F Stroud of Ohio chosen as chief mustering officer Oklahoma City Oklahoma named as next year’s encampment site President and officers will guide the organization at the annual gathering planned for next year.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United
Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry W. Bush
Michigan
W. H. S. Reamey
C. Parker
Georgia
Charles F. Stroud
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mob Exhumes Terrorist Bodies in Polish Towns
In Lodz on October 10 five Russian terrorists hanged after drum court martial. protests by rail workers teachers and press employees spread as crowds exhumed the bodies and offerings were collected for coffins. Cossacks dispersed the gathering injuring many and arresting thirty.
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Commercial Tribune
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Bendzin
Famous broker suspended for nonpayment of dues
Chicago October 10 Charles H Smith suspended from the Board of Trade for nonpayment of dues He was a leading broker who once acted for B P Hutchinson known as Old Hutch He was also active in horse racing owning Lieutenant Gibson and other noted horses
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Charles H. Smith
Board of Trade Today
Smith
B. P. Hutchinson
Old Hutch
Lieutenant Gibson
Tragic school shooting ends in suicide after love rejection
In Warrensville Ohio a South Euclid School teacher Harry Smith 25 shot to death Miss Mary Shepard 22 a fellow teacher in front of about sixty pupils then killed himself behind his home two hours later Local authorities say a love rejection motive led to the crime as police and farmers closed in with Smith choosing suicide rather than capture
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Euclid School
Harry Smith
Mary Shepard
Warrensville
Smith
Smit
Kohler
Miss Shepard
Big New York firm fails as agent bribes million
J. M. Ceballos & Co. assigns assets between 3 and 4 million dollars after Havana agent Manuel Silveira absconds with about 1 million. Silveira sails from Havana aboard the Carmelina and is not yet located. assignee William V. Rowe says assets are substantial but need careful management. firm may resume.
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Manuel Silveira
Silveira & Co
Havana
New York Company
Silveira
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Carmelina
J. M
Cuba
New York
Spain
William Nelson Cromwell
Messrs. Ceballos & Co
Plague Seen in Osaka and Cholera at Shanghai Reported
The Marine Hospital Service received through the State Department word of plague in Osaka Japan and cholera in Shanghai China. Cholera cases are uncounted but thirty seven deaths occurred last week and fifty the week before. Surgeon General Wyman warns officers on the Pacific Coast to stay alert.
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Ribune
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
State Department
Osaka
Japan
Shanghai
China
Wyman
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati Invites Wholesale Druggists Meeting
The National Association of Wholesale Druggists received a Cincinnati mayoral invitation to hold its 1907 convention there. Denver Milwaukee Cleveland and Chattanooga are reported also pursuing the event as candidates for the site.
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National Association Wholesale Druggists
Commander Tribune
Washington
National Association of Wholesale Druggists
Cincinnati
Denver
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Blaze at Queen City Carriage Co. destroys factory losses stated
Fire at the Queen City Carriage Company factory on Second and Walnut streets caused estimated losses of 10 000 to 15 000. President G Leefman said insurance covers it and a new location will be sought. Fire originated possibly from crossed wires. blaze confined by water towers and multiple hose streams. Saloon operator John Schwartz and family evacuated. Schwartz laments lapsing insurance.
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Queen City Carriage Company
Second and
Walnut Streets
G. Leefman
Leefman
William Flynn
East Third Street
Walnut Street
Second
Cincinnati
Suspension Bridge
Second Street
Archibald
John Schwartz
Schwartz
Carriage Company
Walter Butler
John Bruder
Albrenk
Influence Attempts in Ohio Quo Warranto Case
Ohio Circuit Court investigates a letter pressuring judges to rule for State Printer J. W. Johnson against Mark Slater in a quo warranto case. Handwriting expert Pengelly links the unsigned E T Ryan letter to Johnson's own signed letters, signaling possible contempt proceedings. judges seek authorship while avoiding premature action.
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Ommercial Tribune Bure AU
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Circuit Court
Mark Slater
J. W. Johnson
E. T. Ryan
Southern Hotel
State Printer’s Office
Wilson
Bar
Johnson
William G. Pengelly
Capital City Bank
Dustin
Sullivan
Emmett Tompkins
Slater
Office of State
J. W. Jonhson
Waverly
Pattison
Pengelly
E. F. Ryan
Emmet Tompkins
Dewitt C. Jones
Tompkins
Jones
Attorney Tompkins
William G Pengelly
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OL Trust
Eiot Point
Court
Cution
Ida M. Butts
Ellis
Elliott
Troupe
Tolles
Valentine
Hancock County
Down
David Douglas
Weber
Anna Graham
Dorothy Russell
Stroud
Chicago ‘Tribune
Snot
Pupilo
South Euclid._Avenue School
Posse
J. M. Ceballos & Co., Bankers and
J.M. Ceballos & Co
Far East
Blaze
Queen City
DeWitt C. Zones
Mr. Tompkins
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