Protest Against Signatures on City Party Ballot Petitions
A protest filed with Cincinnati Hamilton County Elections officials challenges signatures on petitions to place City party candidates on the November 5 1907 ballot. The Board of Elections scheduled an afternoon 3 o clock session to review protest clauses and notify the City party.
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Ohio
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Ards
Navy Plans Discussed at Cabinet First Meeting
The first formal Roosevelt cabinet meeting since June focused on naval finances and future shipbuilding. Secretary Metcalf proposed a 5 million dollar increase for enlisted pay to add about 3000 sailors, while considering Panama Canal locks widening and new ships to meet General Board recommendations.
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Toledo & Ohio Central cited to appear on tariff rates probe
The Toledo & Ohio Central Railway must appear before the State Railroad Commission on November 18 to answer charges of violating Section 3,375 by charging more than five cents per ton mile for interstate freight over thirty miles. Other railroads may also be cited as the inquiry into tariffs continues.
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City Wins $10,000 Damages Suit in Bucholz Case
A jury in Judge Gard's court awarded the city a victory in the case brought by Edward Bucholz. He had sued for $10,000 in damages, claiming harm from municipal actions.
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Hamilton
Gard
Edward Bucholz
Alfonso's Health in Serious State
Madrid reports confirm alarming health concerns for King Alfonso. The king, who will travel incognito as Duke of Toledo to London, is to be examined by a tuberculosis specialist after a recent operation aimed at halting consumption symptoms. The open-air life has delayed hereditary tendencies.
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Porto Rico Topic Dominates Mohonk Conference
At Lake Mohonk New York on October 2 speakers included Rev Do Ryder Samuel McCune Lindsay George Cabot Ward Tulio Larrinaga and George Bird Arias discussing Porto Rico. The Mohonk platform praised progress in Indian education and development and endorsed government policy in recent years.
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Samuel McCune Lindsay
New York
George Cabot Ward
Tulio Larrinaga
United States
George Bird Arias
Tajardo
Mohonk
Booth has restless night after meeting at Board of Trade
In Columbus Ohio William Booth commander of the Salvation Army had a restless night after his meeting and address at the Board of Trade auditorium last night. Commissioner Alexander M Nicol said the general did not sleep much with no fitful naps during the night and was resting quietly today.
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Columbus, CO
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National Civic Federation Urges Antitrust Reform
The National Civic Federation calls for immediate federal legislation to ease railroad rate regulation and preserve competition through a nonpartisan federal commission. It urges extending Sherman Act protections, broad inquiry into corporate licensing, and publicity rules for large producers and manufacturers.
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Miss Jennie Gentry Indicted in Powers Case
Lexington Oct 25 Miss Jennie Gentry indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury for aiding Caleb Powers in obtaining testimony from two convicts to help his forthcoming murder trial of William Goebel. She says she would assist again and has received letters from many states praising her courage and offering support.
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French Officers Arrest Tied to Dreyfus Affair Stir
Paris reports the arrest of Ensign Charles B Allmo of the French Navy in Toulon on spying charges. He confessed to stealing a secret naval signal hook and cipher codes and to possession of naval mobilization plans. A second officer Berton faces charges of negotiating with a foreign agent. The case sparks parliamentary debate on national defenses as press and ministers debate antimilitarism and disorganization.
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Car Hits Wagon Injuring 9 Children in Columbus
In Columbus on Mt. Vernon Avenue a street car struck a wagon from the United States army post carrying schoolchildren. Ten people were hurt including nine children and a soldier. Details note the wagon overturned after the car started suddenly at the railway crossing.
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United States Army Post
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Dorothy Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
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Mabel Webster
Flora McDonald
Mildred Violet Archer
Henry Hendricks
Ralph Clark
Frank Arseke
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Gillette Denied Bail After Perjury Conviction
Dr Walter R Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance was convicted of perjury and remanded to the Tombs He was denied bail by Justice Dowling in the New York Supreme Court The defense sought a certificate of reasonable doubt and arrest of judgment with a motion to admit bail until October 28 District Attorney Jerome opposed saying bail would set a dangerous precedent
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Ute Reservation ration agent Sergeant Baker killed
Sergeant Baker in charge of rations for the Ute on the Cheyenne River Reservation was killed. The incident occurred at Sturgis South Dakota on October 25. The details of the killing and possible motives were not disclosed.
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Baker
Cheyenne River Reservation
Business fathers urged to invest in sons education
Dr A E Winship of Boston told the Michigan State Teachers Association convention that many merchants neglect their boys work, proposing home tasks from age six and steady help from 12 to 16 to prevent sons becoming burdens. Mrs Sarah E Hyers of Cleveland urged two years of compulsory manual training and state oversight of youths who leave school at 14 until 16.
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A. E. Winship
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Sarah E. Hyers
Cleveland
Board of Education
Libel Case Ends as Court Hears Final Evidence
In Berlin Justice Kern closed the libel action brought by General Count Kuno Von Moltke against Maximilian Harden of Die Zukunft after enough testimony to base a decision. Counsel will be heard tomorrow. Harden left the court amid cheering crowds for his defense of accused officials tied to the imperial court.
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Garfield Club Banquet Set for November 19 in Warren
It was decided to hold the Garfield Club banquet in Warren on November 19 with Trumbull County as host. Expected speakers include Hon. Joseph Cannon Hon. James R Garfield Hon. Andrew Harris and Hon. Ralph Cole.
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James R. Garfield
Andrew Harris
Ralph Cole
Kentucky novelist Hanson Penn Duitz dies at 50
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports the death of Hanson Penn Duitz a 50 year old novelist and journalist from an accidental overdose of chloral taken to ease pain. The dispatch notes his death occurred October 25.
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Borotal Dispatch
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Optimism Reigns as Banks Weather Anxious Day
New York reports nervous day ends with banks and trust companies showing solvency despite several closures. Clarke Williams, state banking head, notes marked improvement and expects continued relief. a money pool led by J Pierpont Morgan funds the stock market and clears interbank needs.
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