24 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
1
Cox's visit has no impact on Representative Shattuc's schedule. The Daily notes the Senate's rising activity and the administration's broad task list as the steamship merger controversy and Morgan subsidiary scheme face court scrutiny.
Representative Richardson introduced a resolution calling for a congressional investigation into the rise in meat prices. The measure, referred to Ways and Means, reflects Democratic interest but is unlikely to advance. Republicans note no tariffs are being reconsidered this session, while some Democrats push for broader tariff or sugar or Philippine related debates.
Chicago reports a steady meat market with prices flat for two days. Butchers note demand for cheaper beef grades amid high top prices. Stockyards hint prices may climb. Sheep and lambs reach highest level since June 1900 as shorn sheep command higher prices. Egg prices are controlled by major packers Armour Swift and Price & Semiter, who own many cold storage branches nationwide and buy directly from producers to stockpile for profit.
London April 24 The Atlantic shipping combine appears before Parliament with queries on the future of subsidized liners and whether Cunard Line will come under the new corporation. Rumors say Cunard shareholders may soon meet to discuss the matter.
Striking dye helpers stormed running establishments in Paterson New Jersey on April 23 forcing a complete suspension of business in the country trade. They fought running battles with police and plant managers, exchanging a volley of pistol shots. Many people on both sides were seriously injured though none fatally.
In Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall is packed as Senator Beveridge delivers a landmark speech. He praises the Indiana delegation and Senator Fairbanks, urging his reelection and uniting the party for Roosevelt era governance.
Lincoln Neb April 23 Governor Savage postpones execution of William Rhea from April to July 10 in hopes the Legislature will assume pardoning power. Rhea, 22, killed Herman Zahn during a robbery. petitioners include Senators Beveridge Dietrich and Millard and Congressman Hemenway. The governor cites doubt about the death penalty and seeks a law change on pardons and commutations.
A stage star commits to clean plays while an actress recalls meeting a stage manager via a minister. The piece traces a bright theatrical letter from New York and its early theater connections.
The Ohio Supreme Court’s ruling voids the law creating the State Examiner of Stationary Engineers and implies nearly all state boards that conduct exams lack valid authority. The decision contends the legislature must set uniform exam standards, not individual boards, affecting the State Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, School Examiners, and Civil Service boards.
Plymouth April 23 The Deutschland, sailing from New York April 17, reached port with a broken rudder. Tugs offered aid but the liner declined and entered the harbor unaided, steering with twin screws. She maintained an average speed of 18 knots and proceeded to Cherbourg with no repairs made.
A blaze in Clintondale, Pennsylvania, razed the town of 175 residents this evening. Earlier today, Marienville suffered destruction of 35 businesses and 50 homes after a fire began in a dwelling owned by Mrs. M J Smith. losses are still being tallied.
White House rebuke follows Funston toast about Senator Hoar. President directs Funston to cease public discussion of the Philippines and to stop criticizing a U.S. senator. General Funston cancels Boston Middlesex Club banquet plan and expresses regret.
In Columbus on April 23 the general appropriation bill for 1902 clears the House after Republicans trim items needing two thirds. Five Democrats bolt, including Aaron Price and Simpson, but the bill passes in separate form with a clause preserving other items.
The Second Baptist Church Discipline Committee in Little Rock accuses Governor Davis of profanity drunkenness and gambling. A three member committee will seek his statement. He is away on vacation and is not expected back until about June 1.
Manila reports Lieutenant Colonel Frank D. Baldwin pursuing Moros on Mindanao continues to face harassment. He announces the capture of Sultan Pualos fort as operations press on.
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