Roosevelt Receives Ovation at Ohio Valley Exposition
Crowds thronged Cincinnati as Theodore Roosevelt arrived at the Ohio Valley exposition, gaining a record ovation from merchants farmers and officials. He dined at the Swiss chalet with Governor Sanders and Rep Longworth, amid cheering and a lively display of public support.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt
Torrence Road Station
Nicholas Longworth
Music Hall
Finance
Roosevelt
Jared Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Robert R. Reynolds
Galvin
Longworth, Sisson
Mississippi
Langley and Bennett
Kentucky
Hollingsworth
West Virginia
L. E. Parsons
Cairo
All
Martin Behrman
New Orleans
Vance
Ohio River Improvement Association
Isadore Forst
Louisville Council
Colonel Roosevelt
Sanders
Harper
Musichall
John Galvin
Ohio Valley Exposition Company
Reynolds
Acquittal echoes in Chicago drama over Lorimer case
Attorney Lee ONeill Browne of Ottawa Illinois was acquitted in a Chicago court amid a tense aftermath of the Lorimer bribery case. The Hamilton club, Roosevelt restless, and Taft linked events sparked talk of resignations and revolt among members as the verdict reached the courtroom.
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Illinois
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Ottawa
Ill
William Lorimer
United States Senate
George Kersten
Criminal Court
Browne
Charles Erbstein
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Lorimer
Lorimer
la Salle Street National Bank
John S. Hughes
Taft
Opera Night Draws Roosevelt to Exposition Hall
Theodore Roosevelt, Pasquali and Fispham head a crowd of six to eight thousand outside Music Hall and four thousand inside as Mme Pasquali and the knight of the White Rose perform amid police efforts to manage the throng. Roosevelt arrives with Mrs Longworth as the audience cheers and the opera resumes after a brief pause.
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Jeinnati
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Pasquali
Fispham
Music Hall
Great Court of Honor
Paoletta
Mme. Pasquali
Knight of the White Rose
Floridia
Mr. Longworth
Roosevelt Speaks on Corporations at Music Hall
Colonel Roosevelt addresses a packed Music Hall in Cincinnati condemning costly corporate “wolfish” legislation while praising control and equal opportunity. He cites the Northern Securities case and warns against centralizing power, urging local authority and justice for all.
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Square
Music Hall
Roosevelt
Northern Securities
New York
New Jersey
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Roosevelt lauds Lorimer decision and ban on banquet
Colonel Roosevelt expresses delight over the Lorimer matter’s outcome and commends the Hamilton Club for revoking Lorimer’s banquet invitation in Chicago. He urges that every honest public figure refuse association with dishonesty to ostracize corrupt men from society.
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Hamilton Club
Lorimer
Senator Lorimer
Colonel Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Chicago
Roosevelt
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Deadlock in Ballinger Pinchot Probe
Four Democratic members of the Ballinger Pinchot committee issue findings declaring Richard A. Ballinger unfit as interior secretary and urging resignation. An independent report by Madison also calls Ballinger untrustworthy and an enemy of conservation, while Republicans offered no report.
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Minneapolis
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigating Committee
Madison
Kansas
Ballinger
People's
Gifford Pinchot
Renner Denies Charge Over University Sewer Issue
Councilman O. J. Renner faced criticism at a North Cincinnati Business Men's club meeting alleging the sewer was ordered for his benefit. Renner explained a pond behind his house necessitated sewer work funded by property assessments, with health department support and no irregularities. Dr. Reemelin, who spoke against Renner, was among critics.
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O. J. Renner
University Court
North
Renner
Health Department
Reemelin
George B Cox
Burton
Wilson to speak at Kenton meet in Republican kickoff
James Wilson veteran secretary of agriculture will be the chief speaker at the Republican state campaign opening in Kenton, with invitations sent to Cabinet members Knox and Nagel. Other speakers include Warren G. Harding, A. G. Denman, F. H. Treadway and Granville W. Mooney. Harding's schedule includes stops at Clarksburg, Middletown, Paulding, and Canfield for nonpolitical events and fair appearances.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
James Wilson
Kenton
Man Saylin
Wilson
Washington
Taft
P. Co. Knox
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Warren G. Harding
A. G. Denman
F. H. Treadway
Granville W. Mooney
Harding
Middlen
Paulding
Mahoning County
Canfield
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Tom Asunder
Thusiasts
Nicholas Longworth, Sr
Trust
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Mich
Peter Kilty
F. Sczepanek
Car Rovey No. 17
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Saginaw
the Steamship Company
Kilty
Sezepanek
Steward Mack
W. H. Cummins
N. L. Bertrand
Turner
Joseph Brezinski
Joseph Kooh
James Koob
Kooh
Steamship Company
F. F. Potvin
Seymour Cochrane
Cochrane
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Ohio River
Pinchot
Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio
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