15 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1901
Page
1
Henry Clews argues the speculative fever climbs, driven by consolidation and large capitalists. He warns that overextended prices may fall sharply, urging investors to exit as prices reach extremes.
Col J R Musick dies of heart failure in Omaha after injuries from rescuing cyclone victims in Kirksville Missouri. He wrote historical stories for youth, including the twelve volume Columbian Historical Novels.
Hongkong magnate Mr. Ho Tung also known as H. T. Bosman, a JP and British subject, proposes a plan to use indemnity funds from Boxer disturbances to build railroads and internal improvements in China under joint power. He suggests 200 million dollars in bonds for railroads, with eventual Chinese ownership and surplus reinvested for further expansion.
A party of four was struck by the Buffalo express near South Wilkes-Barre as a freight cleared the crossing. Morris OConnell and his wife died on arrival at the hospital. Mrs Cranmer and Mrs OConnell also perished. Cranmer survived with minor injuries.
Theo dore Horning a Port Clinton notable and Lake Shore Railway superintendent shot himself in the head this morning and died at 8 this evening. He had long brooded over an imagined wrong and wrote letters to friends before retiring. no clear motive or reason was found.
Cape Town reports no rise in plague progress with an average of five daily cases. Since the outbreak began, 392 cases have been officially recorded and 162 have proved fatal.
Chicago April 14 governors from Missouri Maine Mississippi and Montana have announced their appointments as delegates to a national conference on taxation in Buffalo New York May 23 and 24 The call signed by economists tax experts and public men urges uniform principles to reduce overlapping taxes and misaligned corporate and individual taxation It notes the conference aims to begin a process toward a permanent commission for future action and not to settle all issues in two days
LIMERICK April 14 John Daly mayor of Limerick told a meeting his Chicago trip convinced him Irish-Americans would not contribute to the fund for Irish freedom. He said it would not be wise to pin faith to constitutional agitation while England's power trembles in the balance.
TOPEKA KansasApril 14 Benjamin P Cheney of Boston could become Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad in the view of some officials at the companys general office following the death of Aldace F Walker.
Washington report May say McLean and Johnson solidify ties as Johnson eyes governor or president bid. Democrats seek a winning streak with Johnson possibly backing McLean for senator and pursuing a mayoral path to gain publicity and influence. The snarl of ambition points to a broad national contest.
The article reports Mayor Johnson of Cleveland signaling he will not run for governor or the Senate. He aims to be a strong city mayor, tackle two municipal problems, and seeks reform in semi public franchises and taxation while remaining open to compromise if needed. He holds firm convictions on these issues and plans to govern to secure a No. 1 city record.
Mrs. Cassie Bennett sues the American District Telegraph Company for 1000 damages over a special delivery letter not delivered. Her husband, misled by the missed letter, left Columbus after learning she had traveled to Dayton to secure their son’s release. she remains at 186 Starling Street.
In St Paul Minnesota on April 14 trouble brews as painters and decorators resist a demand from the masters association to withdraw from the Building Trades Council. A general strike is said to be imminent among the building trades.
A St Petersburg despatch to the Daily Mail reports that the government of Korea plans to construct thirty two coastal fortresses to deter a potential Japanese invasion. The move reflects heightened regional tensions and defense preparations in the Korean peninsula.
Despatch reports Jee Thomas owner of the Honky Tonk was stabbed at 2 am by Wesley Hamilton, a Kentuckian new in town famed among levee patrons. Hamilton cut Thomas three times. Thomas responded with a hammer blow, both men were arrested amid the dispute over drink and hoodoo claims. Thomas, long a bartender with a feared reputation, faded from the scuffle after losing consciousness.
Lisbon despatch says Randolph Martinson an American claimed son of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad president. Captured by British, released as American not to fight, later arrested as Boer agent and released after help from the American Charge d Affaires. He alleges aide de camp service to Colonel John Blake of the Irish Brigade.
F A Cudahy says his trip to Dallas depends on County Attorney Shields visit and Henderson confession. If Henderson is among the kidnapers, Cudahy and son will go this week. the young man will try to identify Henderson in Dallas.
Bloemfontein reports the former president Stein is said to be unwell and has advised Boer commando units to surrender at once. The condition and the recommendation are described as unconfirmed in early dispatches from the region.
Boones Fork near Boone’s Fork Kentucky erupts as Reynolds and Wright factions recruit, arm, and guard wounded leaders. Wild Bill predicts a final showdown to exterminate kukluxers. Two Wrights buried in Sergent Cemetery with 18 year old Willie Wright after Thursday clash.
Charles Dixon a federal prisoner at the Columbus penitentiary was notified by letter that he is heir to about $100000. Dixon served in the Spanish War in Mississippi regiment and after musterout was convicted of pension frauds and sent to Columbus. He concealed the disgrace from his family who believed him dead. Recently he learned his father and mother were dead and that he and an elder sister are joint heirs to an estate of $200000.
Empire Coal Mining Company to close a blanket mortgage on 30 000 acres of coal and five mines at St Clairsville. The record will note $2 000 000 cash provided on bonds by Fidelity Title and Trust Company of Pittsburg with President W P De Armit and J F Newman among directors in attendance.
London on April 15 reports revival of opposition to Sunday concerts. A circular signed by Baron Kinnaird and clergy leaders urges ministers to preach against secularizing the Sabbath to keep Sunday observances sacred.
Peking April 14. Japanese Minister Kemouri Yutaro and General Yamaguchi urged Prince Ching to bring Emperor Kwang Su back to Peking with at least 20 000 Chinese troops to Manchuria. Li Hung Chang was told the same, as Japan mobilizes for possible conflict with Russia and shells for an early start. Vessel sightings at Taku report fleet mobilization and ongoing ship preparations for an anticipated struggle.
Walter Scott Thomas seeks 100000 dollars from China as indemnity for the death of Rev. Horace Tracy Pitkin, a missionary killed in China. The widow asks 15000 for property loss. officials outline processing, possible payments to dependents, and slow prorated restitution over years.
Lexington Kentucky April 14 police late last night arrested William Rennick proprietor of the English Kitchen Mat Souter of the Mecca and the bartender at Shouse and Looney saloon The mayor demands Sunday closures and poolrooms stay shut after midnight Saturday police interference halted entries the poolroom men appear divided and not united.
In Canton Ohio on April 14 Mrs Judge Day's condition has materially improved. She was brighter and showed less suffering. Attending physicians are encouraged by progress in the last twenty four hours and hopeful for recovery.
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