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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1903

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Humberts Face Trial in Paris for Forgery Swindle

Madame Therese Humbert and her relatives go on trial in Paris charged with forgery and swindling. Prosecutors say the family obtained about 10 million francs on forged documents while claiming a $20 million American inheritance. Therese Humbert, dubbed La Grande, attends with defiant calm as courtroom tension rises.

Commercial Tribune PRIS M. Waldeck Rousseau Humbert Paris Therese Humbert Frederic Romaine E. D'Aprignac Leydet E. D’aurignac Therese Marie D’aurignac la Grande Crawford

Humbert Trial Reveals Mythical Will Swindle

Mme Therese Humbert and her husband Frédérick face questioning over alleged multiyear fraud linked to a mythical will. Spectators and judges laughed at the claims as the hearing adjourned without settlement of the Rente Viagere collapse affecting thousands.

Therese Humbert Frederic Emile Romaine D'Aurignac Mme. Humbert Mmé Humbert Crawford Brothers Therese Paris Fréderick Humbert M. Valle Waldeck-Rousseau Crawford Mme Rente Viagere

Hostile Fleet Mimic War I Captured

Bar Harbor Maine August 8 The hostile fleet in the mock battle has been captured with wireless telegraphy proving decisive. The fleet sighted at 3 am by the Olympia headed to Lamoine Government coaling station. The Olympia signaled the Kearsarge to report to Rear Admiral Barker as the flagship spoke to the scene. Fog complicates the Olympia further.

Commercial Tribune Bar Harbor Lamoine Olympia Kearsarge Barker Mount Desert Rock Admiral Sands Texas

Bookwalter Emerges as U S Senate Candidate in Ohio

Columbus Aug. 8. Chairman Harvey C Garber announces John W Bookwalter of Springfield for United States Senator. Garber predicts the state convention will endorse him, citing loyalty in 1896 and 1900 and Bryanites approval. Zimmerman and Johnson factions dispute the move as Bookwalter denies candidacy and plans a New York visit before a state convention.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Harvey _C.Garber Democratic State Executive Committee John W. Bookwalter Springfield United States Garber Bookwalter William Bryan Willy S. Thomas John L. Zimmerman Johnson Sam Jones John J. Lentz Zimmerman Alter Chieutenant Clark County Thomas D. Wallace Bryan New York Wallace Ohio

Jones-Cleveland Mayors Clash Over Fusion Politics

In Toledo on August 8 Mayor Johnson of Cleveland and Mayor Jones of Toledo met privately amid talks of fusion. Jones rejected any fusion ticket while Johnson hinted at gubernatorial ambitions and discussed street railway bids and cooperation on renewing old franchises. The exchange touched on Olympia era naval maneuvers with Admiral Sands in a separate dispatch.

Commercial Tribune Toledo, CO Tom Johnson Cleveland Jones Lucas County Johnson Toledo Street Railroad Columbus Peewee Eee Spet Ister

Woman inspector sent to see Ohio postmasters

The Civil Service Commission has sent Miss Caroline L. Griesheim on a tour of inspection to Indiana Ohio Wisconsin and other states. The real object is to talk with postmasters of various towns and point out what can and cannot be done under civil service laws and rules.

Commercial Tribune Washington Aug Civil Service Commission Caroline I. Griesheim Indiana Ohio Wisconsin

Walk Collapse Kills Four at Philadelphia Ball Park

Four dead twelve fatally injured and 150 hurt when a left field walk at the Philadelphia National League park collapsed under crowding spectators during a Boston vs Philadelphia game. About 10 000 watched as the wooden supports rotted and gave way sending hundreds crashing onto Fifteenth street and the field. Ambulances and streetcars ferried the injured away as bystanders looked on like a battlefield.

Fifteenth Street Huntington Street Lehigh Avenue

Casualties Mount From Seats Collapse at Event

East Liverpool incident leaves four dead and many injured. Thomas Kane Douglass McCaulley John Murphy Peter Barrett Joseph McConahy Joseph McGarrigle W Snyder Joseph Larkin A D Robinson Lewis McGrath John Radcliffe Nicholas Moser Jacob Stein among the injured at the scene. Nearly 100 suffer fractures, lacerations, or contusions though not in serious condition.

Thomas Kane Douglass McCaulley John Murphy Peter Barrett Joseph McConahy Joseph McGarrigle W. Snyder Joseph Larkin A. D. Robinson Lewis McGrath John Radcliffe Nicholas Moser Jacob Stein East Liverpool

Keene's Revenge Now at Hand on Wall Street

Wall Street faced uneasy trading as prices fell to multi year lows with Union Pacific sliding six points before partial rebound. Rumors tied the drop to James R Keene and his allies with a prominent banker denying direct fault citing heavy selling of a long hostile stake in Union Pacific. Brokers said Keene’s action could still influence the market and keep his influence alive.

Commercial Tribune New York Wall Street Union Pacific James. R. Keene Keene

Tornado kills two and injures sixty in Pittsburg area

A tornado plowed through the mining district north and east of Pittsburg Kansas killing Michael Muller and Mrs Antone Sarto injuring about sixty others. The eight by two mile swath destroyed hundreds of homes mine tipples and buildings repossessed by coal companies. The injured are expected to recover. A second storm damaged standing grain near Minneapolis Kansas.

Pittsburg Kan Michael Muller Nelson Antone Sarto Camp Seventeen

Destructive Windstorm Wrecks Fruit and Trees at Carthage

A strong windstorm in Carthage Missouri destroyed thousands of dollars of fruit and shade trees and damaged buildings early today. Reports indicate widespread impact across several blocks with uprooted trees and shattered storefronts. Local crews assess property losses as residents begin cleanup and salvage efforts.

Carthage

Reformers Send Appeal for Help

New York August 8. Chinese Empire Reform Association appeals to Secretary Hay to cooperate with Shanghai’s British Ambassador to save reformers under protection. Kwai Pang says reformers support the Emperor but oppose the Dowager Empress and seek better government. The group claims about six million members worldwide and three thousand in New York with fifteen branches in America.

New York United States Hay Shanghai Chinese Empire Reform Association of Kwai Pang Reform Party America China

Pettit Returns to Cincinnati After Sudden Exit

George W. Pettit once bookkeeper for the Dayton Coal and Iron Company and his wife return to Cincinnati after a hurried departure on July 7. He says he fled after fearing a bookkeeping mistake would ruin him and left to start anew in the West, later deciding to face the matter. The couple now stay with brother in law William Barr at Ferris and Corbett avenues.

George W. Pettit Dayton Coal and Iron Company City Cincinnati William Barr Ferris and Corbett Avenues Pettit Halpin Avenue

Fine of 75000 Imposed on Pueblo Cotton Mill

Treasury Department pursues stamp law violations. A large Pueblo cotton mill was fined 75000 for fraudulent book and document stamping. A nearby candy factory faced a fine over 1000 for stamp tax infractions.

Mexico City Treasury Department Pueblo

Identified Dead in Philadelphia Incident

Philadelphia reports list the identified dead as Edward Graham Alfred Rodgers and Edward Williamson aged 60. The brief notice states the names and age of the deceased in the local incident report.

Philadelphia Edward Graham Alfred Rodgers Edward Williamson

Cincinnati Traction Company Targets Transfer Abuse

Officials led by Superintendent Robert E. Lee probe transfers amid daily losses of 600 to 800 dollars. Investigators ride cars to expose schemes and unveil a new transfer with bold line branding to curb misuse. A rider exchange incident at a corner prompted the inquiry into public transfer abuse.

Cincinnati Traction Company Robert E. Lee

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Humberts Humbert Family Crawfords Navy Tle Zimmerman Forces Tom L. Johnson Charles P. Salen Mr. Johnson Toledo State Committee Lentz Cuyahoga County Angel Charles Foster Thomas Ewing Ball Park Bly Tional League Boston National League Brand W. J. Shersline Potter James E. Keene Great Kansas Minneapolis U. S Great Britain Mexico Traction Company Eden Park Norwood Peebles
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