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07 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1897
Page
1
The Philosophy of a Millionaire Sage 80 Years Old
Frank G. Carpenter profiles Russell Sage the banker and financier worth between 50 million and 100 million. The piece details Sage’s rise from poverty to wealth, his cautious security in Wall Street, and his disciplined routine and temperance keeping him productive at age eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Ti Broadway
New York
Mr. Sage
Jay Gould
Congress
Wall Street
Man From Moline Goes Mad in Defiance Hotel
Charles Moore born in Moline Illinois becomes violently insane in Defiance Ohio at the Junction Hotel he seizes a cheese knife and tries to stab night clerk Louis West. He is subdued and jailed after police are alerted by the depot night operator. Moore claims to be Chas Moore a Deering Plow Company bookkeeper and says he came from Wabash Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Moline
Ill
Junction
Louis West
Moore
West
Chas. Moore
Deering ‘Plow Company
Wabash
Ind
Twenty Nine Relatives Seek to Break Hopkins Will
In Kansas City twenty nine relatives of Charles G. Hopkins filed suit to break his will. The late millionaire died last fall and left most of his estate to his secretary and house keeper. Named relatives include Charles Hopkins of St Louis, Blanche Either of Saginaw Michigan and Narcissa Nelson of Indianapolis. Hopkins was 75 and unmarried with no wife or issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles G. Hopkins
Hopkins
St. Louis
Blanche Either
Saginaw
Mich
Narcissa Nelson
Indianapolis
Murray Fraud Protest Fails to Halt South Carolina Vote
Congresswomen and leaders dismiss Murray’s bid to contest South Carolina returns as abortive with no second set of returns. Murray heads a petition alleging fraud but insiders say no contest has been filed from South Carolina and no stoppage will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murray
South Carolina
House
Sunday Commercial Tribune Index montage
An index page list from the Sunday Commercial Tribune featuring sections such as Harolds Frhrics Cable, Canton Busy Day, South Carolina election notes, Kentucky penitentiary items, various society and arts columns, death notices, marriage licenses, court news, railroad notices, and miscellaneous regional briefs across Cincinnati, Dayton, and surrounding areas with notes on events, social reports, and topical items.
Kiester Convicted in First Degree Murder Case
In Ashland Ohio on February 6 the jury found Elias Kiester guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Horace Stearn ex mayor of Perrysville and Kiester's motive tied to a note payment and attached goods. Defense claimed insanity and the trial lasted four weeks with costs around seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Kiester
Elias Kiester
Horace Stearn
Perrysville
Stearn
Contested Electoral Vote Sparks Delicate Debate in Congress
Florida Louisiana and South Carolina figures react to Murray plan and South Carolina protest on electoral tally. McCall questions delay while Strait predicts possible postponement of McKinley’s win and Olney’s four years. Senator Hoar says the February act already covers the matter. Continued on Third Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Louisiana
South Carolina
Hopkins
Tllinois
Representative McCall
Rep
Mass
House Elections Committee
Mr. Murray
Murray
Representative Strait
State Board of
Hoar
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Two Girl Deputies to Be Appointed at Springfield
Judge Goodwin, taking charge of the Probate Court next Tuesday, announced he will retain Miss Eleanor C. Miller as Chief Deputy and appoint Miss Gertrude Denny as Second Deputy. Miller is the daughter of Judge John C. Miller of the Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
James P. Goodwin
Eleanor C. Miller
John Co. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Denny
Kentucky Prison Records Show 12-Year-Old Convict
Report from Frankfort on February 6 describes the local penitentiary data ending January 1 revealing seven convicts under fifteen, four others under fifteen already serving terms, with Willie Kimbrough named as a 12 year old baby convict who has served one year of a three year term for malicious cutting. The press calls for pardons and reform houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Eddyville
Willie Kimbrough
James Ossington
Kimbrough
Not Thomas A. Stout Mistaken Prisoner Identity
From Cincinnati to New York on February 6 a report said a prisoner was identified as Thomas A. Stout but police and detectives in New Brunswick New Jersey confirmed the man is not Stout. The prisoner claimed to be James C. Taliaferro a traveling salesman and to be in South Bend Indiana. authorities noted fugitive evidence placed him abroad in Paris two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New New York
Drenet
Yotelis
New Brunswick
N J
Ken Stout
Prigoner
Stout
James C. Taliaferro
Pation
Neme
South Bend
Ind
Paris
Sherman
New York
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Wilson
Navy
Iam
Major McKinley
McKinley
Congress
Saxton
Stewart L. Woodford
Canton
Trial highlights perjury case and acquittal in Norton matter
Special Dispatch reports in Indiana that Maxwell G testified in Ravenna Ohio related perjury allegations. Norton was acquitted of perjury charges and sought a divorce. He reportedly lived in Ravenna and was connected to a residence change and arrest in a local case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Maxwell G
Norton
Indiana
Venna
Ravenna
Goff Declines Cabinet Post in McKinley Slate
A Canton dispatch reports Judge Goff has written to Major McKinley indicating he will not join the Cabinet. The letter implies his name should be removed from the Cabinet slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canton
the Mail and Express
Goff
McKinley
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher Rallies and Rests in Stamford
Stamford Connecticut February 6 Mrs Henry Ward Beecher has rallied somewhat and at noon was resting comfortably she was conscious and appeared to have regained some vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Genn
Henry Ward Beecher
Olney Declines Harvard Professorship Consideration
Boston February 6 It is unlikely Secretary Olney will accept a Harvard professorship according to current discussions and expectations surrounding the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Olney
Harvard
Deathbed confession links 1862 Missouri farmer murder
Special dispatch from BISMARCK MO recounts how August Schaefer disappeared from his St Francois County farm in June 1862 after a group abducted him from his barn. On a deathbed, octogenarian Elishee Carter named the execution site, a hanging beneath a hickory tree, and burial nearby, but did not identify other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bismarck
Schaefer
St. Francois County
Elishee Carter
Mr. Carter
Dent Station
Iron Mountain
Gradiate
Carter
Fireman Injured On Transport Fern After Gale
In Charleston on February 6 the United States transport Fern arrived after a storm from Hampton Roads. Fireman Herbert Lamar was thrown, caught in engine gear, and badly mangled his right leg. He was taken to the Marine Hospital. The Fern will serve as a dispatch boat during maneuvers. Storms along the coast were severe. warships Puritan Terror and Marblehead expected to follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chierleston
S. C
United States
Fern
Hampton Roads
Herbert Lamar
Lamar
Marine Hospital
Puritan
The
Terror
Marblehead
Velpen Man Dies After Train Collision Near Oakland City
Special Dispatch reports Sam Brown of Velpen was struck and killed by an Air Line train a few miles east of Oakland City Indiana this afternoon. He suffered fits and was believed unconscious at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oakland City
Ind
Sam Brown
Velpen
Air Line
Boys With Burglar’s Tools Arrested in Ohio
Samuel and James Asbury two boys were arrested in Portsmouth Ohio today charged with burglarizing the Scioto Inn in Lucasville A burglar’s kit was found in their possession along with stolen property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Samuel
James Asbury
Cabinet prospects in Canton as Wilson drops out and McCook rises
Canton Ohio February 6 Francis H Wilson Brooklyn Congressman visits McKinley in Canton. He hints cabinet possibilities but supporters fail to lift his stock. Colonel J J McCook emerges as a stronger candidate amid open Attorney Generalship and patronage speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Canton
Francis H. Wilson
Brooklyn
McKinley
Wilson
Sherman
J. J. McCook
Judge Goff
Colonel McCook
Cabinet gossip swirls around Wilson visit to McKinley
The Commercial Tribune reports John G. Wilson denying any cabinet ambitions while in Canton for social talks with Major McKinley. The piece notes discussions with Governor Saxton, possible Southern picks, Tennessee’s registrar request, and visits from Dawes and others.
Massacre Report Reaches Vienna From Athens
A Nue Freie Presse dispatch from Athens says 1,500 Christians, the entire village population, were massacred by Mussulmans. The village name is not given. The report notes the scale of the atrocity and the ethnic religious targeting involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Nue Freie Presse
Athens
Liberal Gains as Coal Miner Wins Walthamstow Seat
The Liberal rise is marked by Samuel Woods a coal miner’s son winning the Walthamstow division amid Tory unrest. The article notes education reform debates led by Balfour and growing suffrage agitation as the Commons grapples with policy and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Woods
Spurgeon
House of Commons
Lancashire
Nat
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M’kinley
Frank G. Carpenter
Sage
Henry Clews
Broadway
United States Treasury
Chas. Hopkins
South
Hire
Sunday Commercial Tribune Index
Harold Frehric
CABLE
U&r
Kentucky
Russell Sagh
Tro
CHA
Germany
Railroad News
Dayton Military Home
the River News
Berlin
London
ST. Petersburg
Gath
NEW York Gossip
Bradley Martin
Antiticket Brokers
Third Street
Ghost OF
Wildcat Creek
Ohio
Ohio Valley Social News
L. D. McCabe
John Sartain
Maumee Valley
Father Mackey
Paris Fashion Letter
National Congress OF Moth
ERS
Oz United States
Senator Hoar
Prentucky's
Ansoon Cars City
WM. Kimbrouck
Thomas A. Stout
Acquitt
Mrs. Beecher
Qut
Col. M’cook
Woodford
Dwight L. Mood
the New York Situation
Judge Spear
A. E. Buck
Georgia
W. P. Brownlow
Jonesboro
Tenn
Treasury
Tennessee
H .Clay. Evans
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Hart Wagner
San Francisco
L. E. Holden
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bayard T. Hanier
Guthrie
Okla
Herber Wolcott
Cleveland
Wolcott
Chas. G. Dawes
Illinois
Chicago
O. L. Pruden
White House
McKinleys
Demers Mead
Hooley
Lord Penrhyn
Nansen
Hicks-Beach
France
Harold Frsederic
Balfour
Riviera
Cardinal Vaughan
Forfarshire
Scotland
Omnora
Salisbury
Tories
Walthamstow
Essex
Times
Jndepeniens
Bill
Crete
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