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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
2
London November 15 details invite an audience to the royal luncheon at Guildhall in honor of the coronation. The notice describes a design with portraits of the King and city arms beneath, including symbols of St Paul’s Dome and the Tower, with the Mayor and Sheriffs shown. Auction announced for the work.
Facrs Tew Curney in Ridgely receives approval for an emergency plant after a recommendation by the Bankers' Association. The concise action signals a finance backed project advancing under local financial support.
Washington dispatch reports a request for a $50000 appropriation to fund the Coal Strike Commission and its staff as Congress opens the Fifty-seventh Congress. Leaders discuss Sherman act enforcement and budget measures, with jurisdiction questions facing Judiciary and Ways and Means committees.
Congress will discuss anti trust control and move to confirm nominations including Oliver Wendell Holmes for Associate Justice. The Supreme Court hearings are postponed until a full bench is available, with prompt action sought on the Holmes nomination and many bills expected this week.
Fragmentary notes mention Centre Commission expenses and unfinished business with a regular London charge bill. The text lacks coherent facts or named entities for a fuller summary.
Straitened port activity spreads along the coast as a general strike halts trade. Troops are deployed with two cavalry regiments arriving today to meet emergencies. Six hundred passengers wait in Marseilles for transport to Algiers as the government seeks naval aid to restore mail service.
Indignation rises in Millcreek Valley as Hamilton County Agricultural Association weighs abandoning Carthage Fair Grounds. Residents form independent fair group and plan action, asserting Oakley site only considered. Carthage leaders denounce health claims and prepare mass meeting this week.
The Cincinnati Interurban plans a five-cent fare starting December 25 for residents of St Bernard and Elmwood. Carthage must settle with the company to access the line. Work on Bond Hill road is planned and may enable independent operation with no transfers to the Carthage system.
Dr Dietrick once with Lieutenant Peary in the North Pole expedition lies seriously ill in a Philadelphia hospital from appendicitis. He arrived from Washington New Jersey and underwent surgery Friday. Condition reported favorable with bright recovery prospects by Prof Bre F.F. chief.
Carlo Campiglio, famed Covington beauty known as Carlo the Beautiful, reportedly died by suicide in San Francisco after a romance with Robert Hemingray. The case threads from Cincinnati and Covington through San Francisco, with Campiglio's mother and Prof. Campiglio denying marriage claims while the Hemingray family in Muncie confirms no marriage to Carlo.
A despatch from Hamilton Police reports a woman stating her son Thomas Wright, aged about 10, disappeared from home on November 20 and is believed living with a newly married couple in a Cincinnati suburb. Police have not confirmed the residence.
Mayor Charles Bosch, who has been ill since July, will assume city duties. The report notes his long illness and gradual recovery after a serious health episode, with officials confirming his return to office.
In Berlin the Reichstag confrontation erupts as Socialists protest tariff obstruction and walk out after Herr Bebel denounces a fellow member’s claim as infamous. Chancellor Von Buelow pursues a majority-backed tariff vote while the German Fleet Society pushes for more cruisers to protect abroad interests, with extensive German holdings in Venezuela and plans to deployment in the West Indies and Pacific coast.
Port of Spain reports Washington faces a choice on the Orinoco blockade as Britain seeks US stance regarding the steamer Manzanares. The Nashville’s arrival complicates policy and raises tension with European powers over American merchant trade. Consul Smith, Admiral Crowninshield, and Admiral Sumner are cited in discussions.
Caracas November 30 Venezuelan General Antonio Velutini has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to France to renew diplomatic ties ruptured since 1894. The move also aims to avert potential German complications. Velutini is of French descent.
The Executive Council of the Ohio State Medical Society met at the Chittenden Hotel and outlined plans to expand the society across all forty four counties. The fifty year old organization aims to establish local branches in the remaining counties before the annual Dayton convention in June. Attendees included Dr. Brooks Beebe Cincinnati Dr J E Sylvester Wells Dr Howard Bonner Dayton Dr Tretheode Wdie Riacetanas tet 1 He Dacobe Maxson and Dr Max Foshay.
The steam barge D. F. Rose owned by L. B. Parker of Marine City Michigan and the barge Mosher owned by Captain David Hutchinson of Port Hope Ontario struck Starve Island Reef in a Saturday night gale. The Rose beached on the south shore of Put-In-Bay while the Mosher lay with her back broken and uninsurable. The Savannah and Sigman Casey escaped to Huron today. A salvage effort to free the Rose and Mosher is planned for tomorrow.
The review highlights De Wet’s book Thée Ydara War praising British resolve yet condemning deserters and treachery. It notes lack of praise for Buller and modest praise for Roberts and Kitchener, while commending De Wet’s military tactics and honesty. A portrait by John Singer Sargent accompanies the piece.
London reports the government tightens emigration rules for South Africa. From December 1 no permits to travel to the Transvaal or Orange River Colony will be issued in England or elsewhere except at South African ports. Intended passengers should check in advance if permits are likely.
Hamburg dispatch reports German painter Christian Allers a Capri Island resident was arrested at the Swiss border amid allegations he bore responsibility for charges against the late Herr Krupp.
Nov 30 passages listed for ships including Minnecg New York to London and Pentland Philadelphia to Antwerp. Naples reports arrival of Cambro mah from Boston to Genoa via Azores. Other vessels Cam pania and Queenstown Liverpool scenes and Ethiopia sailing from Moville to New York. Canadian tied to Liverpool.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething children. It claims to soothe the child ease pain soften gums and cure wind colics. The price listed is 2c a bottle.
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