Foraker Calls On Taft And Hi Pleasant Chat
Senator Foraker visits Judge Taft at the Linton Hotel surfacing talk on party regularity and campaign support. The private audience sparked speculation about political alignment as Taft plans to host Eastern and Midwestern representatives in upcoming days.
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Taft
Senator Foraker
Judge Taft
Linton Hotel
Ohio
Captain Benson Foraker
J. J. Emery
Christ Church
Robert H. Wynn
Wright Aeroplane Sets Record in Ten Mile Wind
Orville Wright beat the world time and distance record for heavier than air flight at Ft Myer circling the field fifty eight times in sixty five minutes thirty two seconds despite a ten mile wind. The flight drew about a thousand spectators as weather remained unsettled and a gust during the forty second round caused a sharp plunge before Wright regained altitude and completed the fifty eighth circle.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
Mr. Wright
C. E. Taylor
Squier
Nwspaper
Lemans
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Standard Oil Answers Rehearing Bid in 329 240 000 Case
Chicago Sept 10 Counsel for the Standard Oil Company of Indiana files an answer to the government petition for rehearing of the appeal from Judge Landis fining the company 29 240 000 for anti rebate violations. The brief argues the fine hinged on New Jersey ownership and not Indiana wealth and cites the trial court's intended defendant. It questions knowledge of lawful rates and seeks to uphold the appellate ruling lifting the large penalty.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Landis
Grosscup, Baker and Seaman
United States Court of Appeals
R. W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
New Jersey Company
Indiana Company
Standard Oil
Lands
New Jersey Corporation
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Armour
Supreme Court
John S. Miller
Moritz Rosenthal
Alfred D. Eddy
Federal Supreme Court
Industrial Bureau Jaunt for Business Men in Cincinnati
About two hundred business leaders toured over seventy five miles by chartered train hosted by the Cincinnati Industrial Bureau. They visited Fernbank Government Dam Cleves horseshoe works Philip Carey Richardson Elmwood Stacey Globe Soap and returned after dark on the Big Four line. The trip included luncheon and speeches by committee chairmen James J. Heekin A J Conroy H A Buckner and others.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Bureau
Big Four Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Industrial Bureau
Cincinati Traveling Salesmen's Association
Fernbank
Horseshoe
Cleves, O
Cincinnati Horseshoe and Iron Works
Millcreek Valley
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Lockland Concern
Fter
James J. Heekin
A. J. Conroy
H. A. Buckner
Richardson Ected Company
Carey
Stacey Manufacturing Company
Elmwood
Globe Soap Company
W. A. Hopple
Two Women to Be Freed in Stein Tragedy Case
Mrs Morris Stein and her mother Mrs Mary Bayard will be freed tomorrow at 10 am officials drop charges of being fugitives from justice in the Stein tragedy case. Chief Johnston Police Magistrate Stewart will declare the charges dismissed after investigation into the Loudonville shooting that killed Morris Stein and his wife's aunt Miss Hester Porter.
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Des Moines
Morris Stein
Mary Bayard
Stein
Johnston
Stewart
Hester Porter
Loudonville
Fitzgerald Freed in Treasury Case
George W. Fitzgerald, accused of stealing 173000 dollars from the U S Subtreasury in Chicago, was freed today by Judge Chetlain after Subtreasurer Bolden refused to testify. Federal evidence remained undisclosed and the judge dismissed the case.
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Chicago
George W. Fitzgerald
United States
Chetlain
Boldenweck
Court Declares the Commodities Clause 1 Invalid
The U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismissed government suits to enforce the Hepburn act commodities clause against major anthracite coal railroads saying the clause is drastic, harsh and an invasion of state rights. Judges Gray and Dallas wrote opinions. Bonaparte argued for the government. the ruling may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
George Gray
George M. Dallas
Joseph Boffington
United States
Bonaparte
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Gray
Anthracite Strike Commission
Dallas
Congress
Bishop Spalding Resigns as Peoria Diocese Leader
The Rt. Rev. John Lancaster Spalding resigns as Bishop of Peoria after years of illness and paralysis. He will retire after a successor is chosen, continuing literary work. he helped arbitrate Roosevelt era anthracite coal strike and was consecrated May 14, 1876 as Peoria’s first bishop.
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Peoria
Ill
John Lancaster Spalding
Spalding
Pius X
P. J. O'Reilly
Lebanon
Roosevelt
Bishop Spalding resigns as Chicago archdiocese head
Bishop Spalding resigns, surprising Catholic leaders in Chicago. Bishop P. J. Muldoon, head of Rockland Illinois diocese, says it is early to name successors. He notes selection will shift from missionary status to a Consistorial Congregation decision with the Cardinals involved.
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Chicago
Spalding
P. J. Muldoon
Rockland
Ill
Muldoon
United States
Congregation of the Propaganda
College of Cardinals
Pope regrets resignation of Bishop Spalding at Vatican
The Vatican notes age and illness drive Bishop Spalding from Peoria, with the Pope lamenting the loss of his active cooperation and influence. He says few bishops match Spalding in shaping life beyond religion and Catholicism, and that replacing such men is impossible.
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Rome
Spalding
Vatican
Peoria
Destructive Fire Ravages Paint Lick Kentucky Town
A major blaze in Paint Lick Garrard County near Lancaster destroyed seven stores a hotel a bank the American Tobacco Warehouse a telephone exchange and other buildings. Loss estimated at 100 000 with Richmond and Lancaster unable to respond due to burned telephone lines. no injuries reported though the fire rages and the town remains threatened.
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Lexington
Paint Lick
Garrard County
Lancaster
American Tobacco Warehouse
Richmond
Gallia County Election Board Dismissals Shock Ohio Politics
Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson removes three of four Gallia County Election Board members A S Ripley S A Dunbar and Leonard Beck Jr for misfeasance and other cause The case stems from August 1908 disputes over ballot tickets Switzer Eagle factions and party cooperation led to hearings and resignations and Thompson calls for new appointments with two Democrats and one Republican
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
County Board of Elections
Gallia County
A. S. Ripley
S. A. Dunbar
Leonard Beck, Jr
Thompson
Robert M. Switzer
Republican County
Eagle
Sherman Eagles
Messrs
Ripley
Dunbar
Galli County
Switzer
Republican State Central Committee
Beck
Kentuckian Plans Tobacco Planting In Bracken County
John Jett a former Bracken County Equity Society leader says tobacco will be raised in Bracken County next year. He has rented sixty five acres and could seek gubernatorial troops. Two crops are now under guard, those of Louis Johnston and Dr J H Holley. Holley’s guards are furnished by Fayette County, Johnston’s by himself.
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Lexington
John Jett
Bracken
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