Voters flood polls as registration nears 70 000 in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati election scene shows a three day registration total of 69 633, close to 1905's record, with ward totals led by First Ward's 624 gain and notable boosts for Wes Rippey and Twenty third Ward. German Alliance plans a Columbus excursion for 400 members and reviews education ticket stances on German and gymnastic teaching.
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Cincinnati
Golid
Democratic
Wes” Rippey
Longworth
Columbus
Alliance
Berger
H. H. Fick
G. Deutsch
F. J. Keller
William Jeuhling
John B. Peaslee
Siegfried Gresmar
F. W. Strubbe
Theodore Meyder
Walter Becker
Charles G. Roth
Otto Stoll
Albert J. Meyer
Wiliam von der Halben, Jr
Paul von 1
Karl Herrie
John Shearer
L. Kirstein
F. L. Schoenle
A. O. Zwick
A. Arndt
EF. S. McKee
Dempsey
Mr. Pfaff
Culking
Pfaff
Patits
Tee
Wee
Yester
Eeneeee
Wee A
Wr Ord Aes
Preei
Wall Street in Crisis as Mercantile Bank Saga Unfolds
A Wall Street crisis erupts as Mercantile National Bank faces a Clearing House push to remove the board. Clearing House plans a thorough house cleaning while weighing new ownership via Comptroller Ridgely. Wall Street reacts with a sharp stock decline amid forced loan calls and fast-moving negotiations.
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Clearing House Committee
Mercantile Bank
Alexander Gilbert
Market and Fulton National Bank
New York Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Mercantile National Bank
William Barret Ridgely
Washington
New York
Ridgely
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Ridgely
F. Augustus Heinze
Morse
Wall Street
Rockefeller testifies on large loans to brokers in Standard Oil suit
William G. Rockefeller, assistant treasurer of Standard Oil of New Jersey, says loans listed to other interests were to financial firms in New York. He denies knowledge of James McDonald accounts and details of Manhattan Oil Company of Ohio sale. The court heard about loans to Wall Street brokers, P. S. Trainor, and T. M. Barnsdale, with collateral in oil and gas securities. The session adjourned to December 22.
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Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Commercial Tribune
New York
William G. Rockefeller
Oil
Standard
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
James McDonald
Manhattan Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Anglo-American Company
McDonald
Southern Pipe Line Company
P. S. Trainor
Mr. Kellogg
Kellogg
T. M. Barnsdale
Wall Street
Barnsdale
Anthony N. Brady
Chicago
Regi Ding
Ohio
London
People’s Gas Light Company
Riot in New Orleans Leaves Police Dead and Wounded
A crowd of over 1,000 negroes barricaded a downtown house after a service at Claiborne and Annette streets. Patrolman Cambions was killed. Sergeant Wheatley, Patrolman Wenck, and Corporal Dunn were seriously wounded. Police and militia stormed the house, flamed by a surrounding siege, as four negroes reportedly died and six were arrested while others fled.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Second German Presbyterian Church
Claiborne
Annette Streets
Campbions
Wheatley
Wenck
J. W. Dunn
Cambions
Parish
Bank official in Indiana shoots self amid bank probe
E R Brundiel, former Huntingburg Peoples Bank cashier and former mayor, tried to kill himself after arrest on perjury and deposit charges as Bank’s embarrassed condition triggers wider probes. Cashier Charles Bethrens and assistant Homan Heitman also jailed for perjury and false reports. more arrests planned.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntingburg
Ind
E. R. Brundiel
People’s Bank
Indiana
Charles Bethrens
Homan Heitman
Magill couple Acquitted in Pet Magill Murder Case
In Decatur Illinois Acting under Judge Cochran instructions the jury acquitted Frederick Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill of murdering Mrs Pet Magill The judge ruled the State failed to prove the corpus delicti The verdict drew cheers as the crowd congratulated the defendants
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Commercial Tribune
Decatur
Ill
Cochran
Frederick Magill
Faye Graham Magill
Pet Magill
Magill
Silverton Case Moves Up to Supreme Court
The Davis cases from Silverton village in Columbus move to the Ohio Supreme Court on a motion to file in error to the Circuit Court of Hamilton County. Hearing set for October 24. Charles H. Davis was fined for operating a ball park and a dance hall without licenses, fines $250 and $350. The Lemmons Pleas Court overruled the Mayor's court and Crowd Court affirmed the Common
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Davis
Silverton
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hamilton County
Charles H. Davis
Lemmons Pleas Court
Mayor's Court
Pee Crowd
Roosevelt kills large bear in Louisiana hunt
News from Bear Lake La confirms President Roosevelt killed a big black bear after a long chase. The bear weighed 375 pounds and was taken in the canebreak near the hunting camp with dogs and a negro assistant aiding the pursuit.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Bear Lake
J. M. Parker
Ben Lilley
Balloon flight wins Lahm Cup for US No.10 crew
In St Louis 1906 reports a US Signal Corps balloon No. 10 piloted by J. C. McCoy and Captain Chandler crossed Illinois Indiana and Ohio covering about 500 miles to near Pt Pleasant West Virginia securing the Lahm Cup. Hawley and Post in Stevens No.21 landed near London Indiana after a 2.5 hour test flight.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
United States Signal Corps
J. C. McCoy
Charles Def. Chandler
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Leesburg
Chicago
Gallipolis
West Virginia
Kanawha Valley
International Baloon Contest Committee
Lahm
James Gordon Bennett
Stevens
Alan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
McCoy
Chandler
London
Ind
Indianapolis
Hawley
Post
Oscar Erbesloeh
Hans Heidemann
Germany
Alan H. Hawley
McCoy and Chanler
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Associated Banks of New York
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Stock Market
Northern Pacific
W.g.rockefeller
M’donald
Manhattan Corporation of Ohio
Ohio Company
Aeronauts
Indiana Depository
Parker
Leo Shields
Courier
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