Denounced Price Sparks House Code Debate in Ohio
Columbus reports reveal Senators Hanna and Foraker aim to strike the franchise clause from the Nash code while seeking a curative provision to protect Cincinnati traction interests. House committees pass three Nash code sections and debate board plans amid calls for constitutional guidance. News of post office robberies, a fatal riot in Washington Pa, and assorted local incidents follow.
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Columbus
Hanna
Foraker
Cincinnati Traction Company
Superior Court of Cincinnati
House
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Aaron Price
Athens County
Supreme Court of
House Code Committee
Tr State Deaths and Scattered Accidents Reported
Ex-legislator Charlies R. Harmon dies at 93 in Aurora near Kent Ohio. A 12 year old Fred Ferree of Olympia West Virginia dies after accidentally shooting himself. R M Kuhn resigns as deputy revenue collector at Wapakoneta Ohio. Perry Waite will succeed. Farmer William Corley of Streetsboro near Kent makes desperate suicide attempt. friends commit him to the insane department at the hospital.
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Charlies R. Harmon
Aurora
Kent
Fred Ferree
Oympta
W. Va
Wapakoneta
R. M. Kuhn
Toledo
Perry Waite
William Corley
Streets Tero
Qaphpyf
BD and H Won't Conciliate in Scranton Strike
In Scranton Pennsylvania General Superintendent Rose of the Delaware and Hudson mine department says no knowledge of any negotiations to settle the strike this week or next. He and peers May of Erie and Phillips of Lackawanna insist on no concessions. Despite denials, observers note movement toward settlement as coal cars are moved and lines form near collieries.
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Scranton
Rose
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
May
Erie
Philips
Lackawanna
Albany Man Sends Cent to Treasury Conscience Fund
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes an Albany man sent a cent to the treasury conscience fund and jokes about a centaitive or pernyurtous conscience. The item reflects humorous wordplay on civic responsibility.
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Albany
Treasury Conscience Fund
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ban on liquor in Samoa upheld after protest
Washington reports the Navy governs Samoa bans all liquor sales in the U S territory. Vice Consul Blacklock had built a Tutuila hotel with liquor sales, protested the revocation, but the Navy Department sustained the naval governor's revocation and refused renewed license.
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Washington
England
Germany
United States
Samoan Islands
Tutuila
Apia
Blacklock
Navy Department
Vesuvius Threatens Island as Stromboli Erupts
Rome reports Stromboli island in full eruption with great flames and rocks as Mount Vesuvius shows activity. Stromboli sits off Sicily in the Mediterranean, about eight square miles in area with a 3,040 foot main crater and a side crater near 2,150 feet. The town of Stromboli has about 500 residents. Naples noted large flames rising from Vesuvius crater the previous night.
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Rome
Stromboli Island
Mount Vesuvius
Stromboli
Li Par Islands
Mediterranean
Sicily
Naples
Tragic double suicide follows quarrel in New York
New York police reported Charles Meil, a janitor, died in hospital after a clash with his wife Ia Meil. Ia Meil was found dead in their apartment with two bullet wounds. O'Neil claimed he confronted her over alleged infidelity and warned of a confession. authorities describe it as a fatal domestic crime.
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New York
Charles Meil
O’neil
O'Neill
New Castle
James WeGinn
Hubbard, O
McGinn
Stabbard
Miles Leaves Thursday for Philippines Inspection Tour
General Miles will depart Washington on Thursday for the Philippines and stop at Chicago and other key points on the way to Portland Oregon. He will cruise down the California coast to review coastal defense improvements before sailing on the transport Thomas from San Francisco around October 30. Mrs Miles Colonel Maus and aides accompany him. Colonel Whitney may join later. Miles plans to file his annual report to the Secretary of War before leaving San Francisco.
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Thebring
Daniel Katzenstein
Alliance
State Council
The
Jr. O. UA. M
West Virginia
New Martinsville
Timothy Sullivan
Ohio Central
Toledo
Ira Roch
T'M
John Sampson
Donora
John Daley
Segur Avenue
James
Mouse” Rigerd
Meadville
Lagertown
Cambridge Springs
J. O. Brown
Pittsburg
William McKinley
William Duff
Darlington
Alexander Ammers
Industry
Findlay
John Boyle
A. McComb
John Cheney
Cheney
Marietta
Thomas G. Smith
W. G. Alexander
Baltimore and Ohio
Delaware Bend
Defiance
Hatchig
Lorain
Andrew Griffith
Teshler
James Hutchinson
Morrow
Mason, O
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert M Repp
Repp
Sut
Philippines
Washington
Miles
Chicago
Portland
California
Pacific
Manila
Thomas
San Francisco
San Francisco About the 30Cb Aast. Mrs. Miles
M. P. Maus
Aide de Camp
Maus
Army
H. H. Whitney
United States
Secretary of War
Boodlers Clamp Down as Indictments Rise in Delegates Case
In St Louis, Judge Douglas adjourned court amid 18 new indictments against alleged boodle delegates. Bribery and perjury charges tied to the Suburban street railroad deal surfaced. bail status varied as authorities pursued missing and arrested members. Separate reports note Governor Stone returning to Harrisburg amid coal strike talks and Wyoming region calm after earlier rioting.
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St. Louis
Douglas
House of Delegates
Suburban Street Railroad
J. K. Murrell
J Fl. Schuettler
John Helms
Otto Schumacher
Charles Gutke
Albright
J. J. Hannigan
Denny
Charles J. Kelly
Emile Kartmann
Louis Decker
John A Sherridan
Julius Lehmann
Harry A. Faulkner
House of
William M. Tambly
Cleveland
Adolph Madera
Colorado
John K. Murrell
Ed BE. Murrell
George F. Robertson
Folk
yLon
President Roosevelt Nightly Runs North to Washington
President Roosevelt arrived in Salisbury at 6:30 pm on the way to Washington. He praised the mountain scenery and the engineering behind the road, spoke briefly at Fort, Connelly Springs, Hickory, Statesville, and Asheville, and was cheered by crowds and greeted by Senator Pritchard and Representative Glaeckburn. He toured the Vanderbilt estate and shook hands with Confederate veterans.
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Salisbury
N. C
Roosevelt
Washington
Ashevile
OL Fort
Connelly Springs
Asheville
Hickory
Senator Pritchard
Statesville
Glaeckburn
Tisltmore
George Vanderbilt
Money Outlook Menacing and Market Overview
New York markets show heavy activity with over one million shares traded. Sentiment mixed as interest rates rise to 9 percent and coal strikes affect outlook. Gains occur in Wabash, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Atchison and Southern Pacific, with profit taking in some rails. several stocks reach new highs amid pools and shifting demand.
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New York
Australia
Wabash Isanes
Wherling
Lake Erie
Tandon
United States Steel
Segal
Union Pacific
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Wabashes
Wheeling
Familiarity Sparks Debate on Respect for Details
A quoted remark from Uncle Allen Sparks challenges the idea that familiarity breeds contempt. He argues that deeper knowledge can increase respect, using a provocative example about understanding hind feet of a male to illustrate his point.
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Allen Sparks
Chicago Tribune
Governors Stone Effort to Settle Coal Strike Fails
In New York Governor William A. Stone and Pennsylvania officials met with J. P. Morgan associates to urge an anthracite coal strike settlement. Morgan declined to interfere. Widener, a U S Steel director, pressed for action, but no progress was reported. Stone said only that consultations occurred and all parties were silent on further steps.
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New York
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Stone
Elkin
Flinn
Pittsburg
A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
Widener
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
P. A. B. Widener
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Moraga
President’s Position on Pennsylvania Cost Strike Arbitration
A guest of President Roosevelt in Ohio said the President discussed the strike settlement but called a printed interview imaginative. He noted the President would only aid if both sides requested arbitration. He outlined conditions for the miners to return to work and for the committee’s finding to be binding. An advertising insert for Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Ohio Supreme Court
Senate
Akron
Sharon Center
Medina County
Creston
Wayne County
John Hazen
Steel Corporation
Newark
N. J
Emery
R. V. Lindaburg
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Lindabury
Robert Gilmore
Finleyville
Gilmore
Big Six
Naval
Vesuvius
ST. Louis Crooks
Jone
Mrs. Stone
P. A. B Widener
Irina
Public Alliance
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
United M'pe Workers of America
Wyoming
Jacobs
Stewart
Sach
NORTH
Points
North Carolina
Galt
Towne
Gov. Stone
Ence With Business Associ
Ates
J. P. Morgan
Z. T. Baltzly
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