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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1908
Page
1
Former Ohio House Speaker and Cleveland era consul to Liverpool Colonel James E Neal dies suddenly in New York City from heart failure. He served as a prominent state and diplomatic figure, with a career spanning military, political, and diplomatic roles.
Colonel James E. Neal died of heart failure at the Duplex apartment house in New York City. Born February 21, 1846 in Hamilton, Ohio, he served in the Ohio Legislature, was Speaker, and held U S consul posts in Liverpool. He married Mary McKinney. his survivor includes daughter Mrs. Shirley Neal Bauer. Funeral planned in Hamilton.
The Tucson territorial convention split after contested seats from Cochise Maricopa and Gila counties. Governor Kibbey led the Marcopa faction to withdraw with a majority, while a second hall formed a regular convention that endorsed Taft without binding delegates. Ralph Cameron and W J Kirkpatrick named national committeemen.
Dayton April 19 Rt Rev William B Derrick AME bishop says Black leaders were misrepresented accusing politicians of misquoting them over denouncing Roosevelt and Taft He will support Taft if nominated and urges ministers to help elect him Roosevelt is praised for courage and Lincoln tribute noted amid Brownsville incident concerns.
Ora Woodruff, 35, a Hamilton bicycle repairer and bachelor, drank carbolic acid tonight in a personal crisis and died soon after at his home 415 North Second Street. He was unemployed and despondent.
An Italian squadron of eleven warships under Admiral F. Grenet will sail likely tomorrow to demonstrate in Turkish waters. The fleet includes the Regina Elena battleship and eight destroyers, carrying over 7,000 men and 500 big guns, aiming at Asia Minor. Italy signals forceful action over the post office dispute with Turkey, while denying any intent to occupy territory. allied powers reportedly approve the move as a measure to safeguard Italian rights and interests.
The Italian naval demonstration against Turkey announced in St Petersburg surprises Russian officials and diplomats. Observers see Italy's move as significant amid the German Kaiser’s Mediterranean visit, expecting it may prompt stronger British and Russian action for Macedonia.
London papers debate Italy’s stance toward Turkey with some deeming it trivial and fit for arbitration while others warn of potential war. Attention centers on Germany’s likely reaction as The Times notes the Sultan may gain solace from powers pursuing their rights rather than pursuing reform in Macedonia.
Los Angeles marked Easter Sunday as the 16 fighting ships of the Atlantic fleet split into four divisions after leaving Hampton Roads. The Georgia led the second division, Maine the third, and Alabama the fourth, with each group anchored near Long Beach Santa Monica Bay and Redondo. Thousands visited ships and church services featured sailors in pews. five days of social events and illuminated nights followed as Southern California hosts planned tours and entertainments.
Memorial services were held in the House for late Illinois Representative George W. Smith. About 100 Republicans attended to avoid a potential clash with Democrats after Speaker Cannon adjourned the chamber. The House resumed proceedings with a prayer and a brief session before adjournment following eulogies.
Prof Starr of Chicago University says Negritos of Pampanga Province, Luzon, share key physical traits with Central African Pigmies but show no linguistic similarity. He spent three weeks with the tribes and noted identical body features despite linguistic differences.
The Buford arrived in San Francisco from Manila via Nagasaki and Honolulu after thirty three days at sea. It carried five companies of the Second Infantry and officers under Colonel Mansfield, en route to Fort Thomas Uw.
New York April 19 Bishop Henry C Potter unable to attend the special Easter service at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church due to illness. at home it said he suffers indigestion but condition not considered dangerous.
Governor Broward ordered all State troops in Pensacola to return home at once after the motormen and conductors strike. City officials plan to keep at least one militia company on duty. Cars ran today under troop protection with few riders.
Gazzam Gano of 4003 Clifton avenue dies at 5 10 am after six weeks of illness heart failure superinduced by Brights disease. Born January 1 1828 in Cincinnati he built Howell Gano Co into a thriving hardware business then led the Andes and Amazon insurance firms. Survived by five sons and a daughter Amy. Funeral tomorrow at Spring Grove Chapel with arrangements after Chicago-bound sons arrive.
In Columbus Ohio early today Patrolmen Heinze and Casey shot two young men mistaken for burglars at 1221 Parsons Avenue. John and William D Frank were killed while Albert Frank and William Yoerger fled to the scene. Casey claims John fired first. Frankssay he did not throw up hands. Casey remains on duty while Heinze is suspended pending investigation.
An explosion at the Tipton ice plant shattered homes in the residence district. Engineer Charlies Covert was blown from the boiler room but escaped injury. Debris damaged roofs, windows, and property. losses total about 25000 dollars. Covert cites normal steam and water readings and cannot explain the blast.
New York April 19. A memorial service at Metropolitan Temple marked the eighty sixth birthday of General Ulysses S. Grant. Secretary of War Taft Andrew Carnegie and Leslie M. Shaw spoke. Grant Post of the Grand Army presented a National flag to the church. Carnegie praised Grant and Washington as parallel figures in war and peace.
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