Ohio bankers urge adoption of up to date banking bill
Governor Herrick and Drausin Wulsin address the Ohio Bankers Association in Cleveland urging modern banking laws. The proposed bill sets capital requirements for banks and trust companies, tightens certified checks rules, reserves, and prohibits certain loans while allowing trust firms to act as administrators. The measure aims to unify and modernize Ohio banking regulations.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Hinsch
Cincinnati
Mr. Hinsch
Ohio
the Department of Commerce
Congress
Drausin Wulsin
Supreme Court
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Herrick
Prosecution Wins Ruling in Beef Trust Case Trial
United States District Attorney C B Morrison wins a point in the government bid to prosecute meat packers for restraint of trade. Judge Humphrey rules for the government on juror impaneling, as subpoenas are issued for Schwarzschild Sulzberger Packing Co witnesses. Boston police identify a key suitcase suspect linked to the victim’s torso discovery.
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Chicago
United States
C. B. Morrison
Morrison
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing Company
Beef Trust
Armour & Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
E. B. Fish
Joseph Weissenbach
Canada
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Joseph Berkman
South End
Berkman
Sulzberger
Weissenbach
George L. Coffin
Hammond & Company
Komura Begins Return to Japan from New York
Baron Komura the Japanese peace plenipotentiary started his return to Japan by leaving New York for Montreal on September 27.
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Peace Plenipotentiary
New York
Montreal
Peotal
Commercial Tribune
York
Japan
Baron Komura
Janese
Syndicate Profits At Equitable Under Scrutiny In Inquiry
New York September 27 The Legislative Committee investigating insurance methods concentrates on Equitable Life Assurance Society syndicate transactions. Henry R Winthrop testifies with typewritten documents detailing loans to trust firms and syndicate profits. Names touched include Senator Depew Kuhn Loeb and Company figures with early hints of further records and testimony pending.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable Life Assur
Ance Society
Henry R. Winthrop
Depew
Winthrop
Equitable Trust
Mercantile Trust
Henry Greaves
George H. Squire
Finance Committee
George H Squire
Tne
Marcellus
Graves
Hughes
Morton
James H. Hyde
J. W. Alexander
J. H. Hyde
G. H. Squire
W. H. McIntyre
Equitable
Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Schiff
New York Life Insurance Company
Death in Yard Brawl Over Discharged Worker Taunt
Four men were arrested on suspicion after a fight at the National Flag Company yard in Cincinnati left Adam Yeager 26 dead from skull fractures. James Eads 21 allegedly taunted Yeager and attacked with a three foot oak drag pin leading to a deadly clash with Yeager fighting back until other workers intervened. The four suspected assailants are detained at the Fifth District Station awaiting coroner’s post mortem findings.
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Adam Yeager
James Hads
National Flag Company
Yeager
City Hospital
Eads
John Eads
Henry
Linneman
Fifth District
Cincinnati Hospital
Denman
Flint
James Eads
Charles D. Bassett
Young Eads
Riots In Budapest Injure Dozens At Socialist Coalition Clash
In Budapest on September 27 between forty and fifty people were injured as Socialists clashed with coalition supporters outside the Royal Hotel. About 1,500 Socialists gathered planning entry to the Independence Club, while police and 150 citizens tried to prevent violence during a tense two hour confrontation.
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Budapest
Hungary
Royal Hotel
Independence Club
Carew Named Trustee of Cincinnati Southern Railway
J T Carew, president of Mabiey and Carew, was appointed by the Superior Court to the Cincinnati Southern Railway board, succeeding the late Samuel Hunt. Born in Peterboro Canada in 1848, Carew rose in Cincinnati commerce, later declaring the railway a key city asset and promising faithful service.
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Joseph T. Carew
Mabiey & Carew Company
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Mr. Carew
Samuel Hunt
Superior Court
Carew
Cincinnatti
City of
Cincinnati
Orrville National Bank Shuts Doors Amid Run
Washington reports the First National Bank of Orrville Ohio closed by order of the Comptroller after a sustained run. Receiver named George T Cutts. Separate dispatch notes a Smithville bank failure sparked panic and a run on Orrville. Smithville president Leon J Alcorn blamed recent receiver action for broader trouble.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
First National Bank of
Orrville
George T. Cutts
National Bank Examiner
Smithville
Oarville, CO
First National Bank
L. J. Alcorn
Columbus
Leon J. Alcorn
Cwayne County
Smead
Woman Indicted for Attempt to Blackmail Governor Herrick
Cleveland news reports the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury indicted Minnie Lee alias Mrs Ivers of Chicago on two counts of attempting to blackmail Governor Myron T Herrick. Arrest ordered and expected soon. Chicago police seek Marie Ivers Lawrence alias Minnie Lee, indicted yesterday. Governor Herrick testified.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Minnie Lee
Ivers
Chicago
Myron T. Herrick
Marie Ivers Lawrence
Herrick
Ohio
Pair Arrests Over Jewelry Theft In West Front Street Flats
Detectives Sweeney and Houillion arrested John Cahill and Matilda Neumister at 1216 West Front Street on suspicion. Myrtle Butler a 15 year old, held as incorrigible by Juvenile Court. Jewelry and a $485 negotiable check seized. Cahill and Neumister held at Central Station. girl confessed to robbing her parents and running away. $80 missing.
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Sweeney and Houillion
John Cahill
Matilda Neumister
West Front Street
Central Station
Myrtle Butler
West Ninth Street
Kentucky Troops Guard Prisoners In Russellville
Kentuky troops from Hopkinsville and Bowling Green head to Russellville to guard Polk Fletcher and Guy Lyon, two alleged assailants in the Mary Gladder case. Fletcher's second trial is set for tomorrow and a grand jury may indict juror N. E. Christian for bribery and perjury over the hung jury.
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Commercial Tribune
Russellville
Hopkinsville
Bowling Green
Polk Fletcher
Guy Lyon
Mary Gladder
Fletcher
N. E. Christian
Eminent Lawyer Wheeler H Peckham Dies in New York
Wheeler H. Peckham a noted lawyer died suddenly in his Broadway office. Apoplexy is believed the cause. Born in Albany New York he was 73. He served as Federal District Attorney of New York beginning in 1884 and was nominated to the Federal Supreme Court in 1894 by President Cleveland, but the Senate did not confirm.
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New York
Wheeler H. Peckham
Broadway
Peckham
Albany
N. Y
Federal District
Federal Supreme Court
Cleveland
Senate
Taft Back Says Filipinos Not Yet Fit for Freedom
The Manila dispatch notes Taft argues Filipinos are not ready for independence. The report covers Taft and an official party's Pacific trip onboard the Korea from Yokohama to San Francisco, detailing record passage time, attendees, and Taft’s remarks on inspection visits and costs funded largely by the travelers.
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Taft Back
Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Korea
Zeeder
Orient
Taft
Far East
Manchuria
Yokohama
Honolulu
Victoria
W. H. Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
J. K. Thompson
William Kelley, Jr
F. W. Carpenter
Guy L. Edie
J. A. Leroy
W. R. Paige
Nathan B. Scott
Fred T. Dubois
Murphy J. Foster
Thomas M. Patterson
Serena Paine
Charles Grosvenor
W. P.burn
G. W. Smith
David A. PeArmond
Illiam
A. Jones
Henry A. Cooper
Charles Curtis
George Foss
Ebenezer J. Hill
Theobald Otten
William M. Howard
Michael E. Driscoll
Charles F. Scott
A. A. Wiley
George A. Loud
S. Sherley
Sherley
Newton W. Gilbert
Duncan
Mickelay
T. B. McKinley
R. Clough Anderson
Atherton Brownell
Louis Chapin
Charles Clark
Miss Clark
Ward Copley
James D. Hill
Nagle
Charles T. Jobes
W. J. Johnson
Burr MclIntosh
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Harvard Medical School
Komura
Hyde
Alexander
Squire
Diocharged
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Hety
the Royal Hotel
Independent Club
Police
J. T. Carew
Cincinnati Southern
Hosea
Ferris
Hoffheimer
Railroad Great Asset
Peterboro
Detroit
Mich
C. R. Mabley
Mobley
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House of Refuge
Park Commission
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Eaot National Bank
Pulige
Kentucky
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Manila
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Trip
Philippine Islands
War Department
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Tokyo
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