Chinese Edict Aims At Council Of Deliberation For Parliament
An imperial edict names Prince Pu Lun and Sun Chi Anal with the Grand Council to draft regulations establishing a Council of Deliberation to aid the government and lay the foundation for a parliament. The Dowager Empress notes reforms need broad input and foresees constitutional government, while officials urge its promised realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Pu Lun
St. Louis Exposition
Sun-Chi- Anal
Grand Council
China
Pat Washington
Chentung Liang Cheng
Washington
China Edict Plans a Constitutional Council for Reform
The Peking edict outlines a staged move toward a constitutional government. A Chu Chen Yuan ministry would discuss state affairs with viceroys and elected city leaders, guiding local self rule and later delegating to a parliamentary convention. Other provisions cover education, governance reforms, and anti Manchu favoritism, with officials urged to memorialize the throne when ill.
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Chang Chi Tung
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
China
Chu Chen Yuan
State Department
Hare
Tientsin
Run Shi-Xai
Lu-Chun
Wu Ting Fang Reappointed as Chinese Minister to Washington
London dateline reports Wu Ting Fang has been reappointed Chinese Minister to Washington. The Peking correspondent of The Times cables the news.
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Washington Post
London
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Peking
the Times
Market Paige of Oil Sets by Standard in Stock Shown
A market Paige of oil is set by Standard in stock shown. The report highlights Standard’s pricing and display details while noting the market context and stock presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Smith
Clarendon
Lake Carriers’ Refining Company
Neville Island
Emlenton Refining Company
Emlenton
Superior Oil Company
Warren
Beaver Refining Company
Oak Grove
Island Petroleum Company
Canafield Oil Company
Coraopolis
Sterling Oil Works
Marietta
Tiona Oil Company
Surety Acceptable for Indiana Standard Oil Bonds
Judge Grosscup in Chicago ruled that Standard Oil officials may serve as surety on two bonds required for the Indiana unit to seek a writ of superseders. Government lawyers stipulated bonds backed by John D. Rockefeller, William Rockefeller, John D. Archbold, and Henry M. Flagler. Bonds total four and two million dollars, with two signers per bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Charles H. Pratt
D. M. Harkness
O. _. Payne
H. M. Flagler
O. B. Jennings
H. H. Rogers
J.A. Bostwick
William Rockefeller
C. M. Brewster
Charles Lockhart
Pittsburg
Chicago
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Landis
John D. Archbold
Henry M. Flagler
Senator Lindsay Ill at Summer Home in Kentucky
Former U S Senator William Lindsay remains seriously ill at his Kentucky summer home. He suffers from a painful ailment and his family is at his bedside as doctors say he is not in immediate danger due to his advanced age.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
United States
William Lindsay
Collision At Eden Park Injures Driver and Sparks Tank Fire
A Rubber Neck sightseeing wagon collided with a runabout near Eden Park's Ida street entrance injuring Mrs Claude and wrecking both vehicles. Firemen from Engine 15 extinguished gasoline tank fires. Eleven women from the Lawrence Home escaped unharmed. drivers blamed each other as damage reached about $1,700.
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Lawrence
Broadway
Third Street
Cincinnati
Auto Motor Car Company
H. M. Claude
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Eden Park
Ida Street
Cloude
Mrs
Kemper Lane
No. 15
Claude
Leonard
Louis Trosky
Girl Forcibly Wed at Gunpoint in New Jersey Parsonage
Miss Belle Crouse of Stanhope and the Rev N P Crouse’s daughter was compelled to marry by Percy C Bissell at the Asbury Park parsonage after he threatened with a revolver. Dr C N Griffin stopped the ceremony and later Bissell was detained before leaving town.
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Commexal Tribune
New York
Percy C. Bissell
Belle Crouse
N. P. Crouse
First Presbyterian
Stanhope
N. J
Asbury Park
C. N. Griffin
Miss Crouse
Bissell
Dr. Griffin
Trenton
Ocean Grove
Vatican Guarded by Royal Troops on Anniversary
Rome September 20 Royal troops guard the Apostolic Palace and the Vatican as the thirty seventh anniversary of Rome’s occupation and the Papal temporal power fall passes without incident. No anticlerical violence materializes amidst tense guards.
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Rome
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
TINTED MONEY IDEA IS ATTACKED AT SYNOD
Washington Sept 20 The tainted money idea was strongly refuted before the Synod of Ohio of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Severe criticism was aimed at Rev Dr Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio who argued that John D Rockefeller's money is tainted and should not be accepted by religious institutions.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Synod of
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington Gladden
Columbus
John D. Rockefeller
Lovers to wed after West Canaan train wreck
Anthony Jacques of Millbury Massachusetts and Mrs Armelia King of the same town announced plans to marry after a romance born in the wake of the Boston and Maine wreck at West Canaan. Both passengers were injured but Jacques was kept hospitalized for days while Mrs King cared for him.
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Commercial Tribune
Nashua
N. H
Canaan
Anthony Jacques
Millbury
Mass
Armelia King
West Canaan
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Jacques
Cage Cage Drops 700 Feet Killing Three in Mine
Fourteen men were involved when the cage failed at the Negaunee rolling mill mine in Marquette County Michigan. The cage fell 700 feet, all aboard killed or fatally injured, with bodies recovered and survivors receiving care. The mine is owned by Jones MacLaughlin Steel Company of Pittsburgh.
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Michigan
Commercial Tribune
Marquette
Mich
Negaunee
Jones-Mac-Laughlin Steel Company
Pittsburg
Zimmerman Back From Irish Trip
Eugene Zimmerman father of the Duchess of Manchester returned home aboard the Arabic of the White Star Liverpool service. He had traveled with the Duke and Duchess of Manchester for three months visiting their estate in Ireland and staying at Kilmote and Kylemore estates.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eugene Zimmerman
Duchess of Manchester
White Star
Liverpool
Zimmerman
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Ireland
Kimoti
Prosecutor Moves to Indict Brown in Toledo
Prosecutor Wachenheim plans to file misdemeanor information tomorrow in Probate Court against James M. Brown President of the Board of Review and father of Walter Brown Republican leader. He allegedly violated the law by practicing law during board sessions, risking fines up to 200 dollars, up to 20 days in jail, or both, plus seven years disqualification from state office.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Wachenheimer
James M. Brown
Board of Review
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
Republican
Davies
Brown
Boards of Review
Murder Charge in Phillips Case Stuns Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio Sept 20 The Court y Coroner verdict found banker broker John J Phillips was shot in the neck by a gun in his home on September 2 with intent to murder. The coroner rejects burglary as the cause and holds the shooting as the direct cause of death.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Courity
John J. Phillips
Phillips
Ticket Choices Highlight Demography Favor in Cincinnati
Republicans file lists of selections for November in Cincinnati as returns tables indicate contest outcomes. Praised for fine work, the reports note the accuracy of the tally and the boldness of the selections amid the election coverage.
Democratic Ticket Heads Local Elections List
A Democratic ticket features Mayoral candidate Frank L. Pfaff and running mates Peter J. McCarthy for Vice Mayor Bernard C. Fox for Judge Police Court ae J. Weller for City Treasurer W C Culkins for City Auditor James M Condron for Clerk Police Court Alfred M Allen for City Solicitor and Louis Krohn John B Peaslee Joseph S Neave Samuel J Nieman for Public Service Board.
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Frank L. Pfaff
Peter J. McCarthy
Bernard C. Fox
W. C. Culkins
James M. Condron
Mr. Fox
Charles James Fox
House of Commons
Pitt
Fox
J. Weller
Culkins
Taxpayers’ League
Cincinnati Voters’ League
Board of Public Service
Condron
Dem
Local Superior Court Judge Names Rogers Wright and Gorman
Fenton Lawson presides as judge of the Superior Court with Rogers W. Wright and Frank M. Gorman listed as associated or cited figures in the matter. The fragment provides limited context about the case or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Lawson
Judge Superior Court
Rogers W. Wright
Frank M. Gorman
Democratic machine tightens grip in Cincinnati mayor race
Within twenty four hours the local Democratic organization aims to push Pfaff as mayor candidate after Mayor Dempsey yields to party pressure. Test votes show strong executive support for Pfaff, while Bernard and allies back a Pfaff rival. several city officials including Fox and Culkins receive noted endorsements or implications of future influence.
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People of
Cincinnati
Pfaff
Dempsey
Lewis G. Bernard
Bernard
Edward J. Dempsey
Peter J. McCarthy
James Fox
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Dr. Gladden
Synod of Ohio Evangelical Lutheran Church
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