House Divided on Cutting Off South's Solons
Dick, Tompkins and Shat tuc advocate it in caucus. Send committee to Philippines such is the request made Congress by the Beet Sugar Trust.
11 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
1
Dick, Tompkins and Shat tuc advocate it in caucus. Send committee to Philippines such is the request made Congress by the Beet Sugar Trust.
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune Springfield Colorado Feb 10 fire swept the East street shops and the Whitely plant to ruin. Fourteen firms suffered total losses including Krell French Piano Owen Machine Tool and others. Origin unknown but flames spread from the office wing to the larger structures. insurance covered losses.
William W. Whitely reports a vast fire at a 44-acre complex, with $1.5 million cost and $500,000 fire and water loss. The site housed six miles of flooring and once employed 4,000 workers. several named firms affected include Krell-French Piano Company, Owen Machine Tool, Kelly Rubber Tire, Grant Axle and Wheel, Green Manufacturing, Champion Chemical, Miller Gas Engine, Kyle Art Glass, Progress Furnace and Baker Grave Vault Companies.
Rev Zachariah McNew once supported Dowieism and served as a Dowie bank watchman. He renounced the faith after the Chicago revelations and seeks reinstatement in his former United Brethren church in Dublin Indiana. Previously injured in a runaway, he received damages and turned to Dowie for healing.
A marriage swindle case widens as the so called charming Mrs. Maxlin vanishes in South America leaving no trace. Reports mention the writer of alluring letters may be a man.
Washington February 10 The Navy reports total construction costs of 99 803 928 dollars and 9 343 235 dollars for repairs on completed vessels The totals reflect expenditures since 1883 with ships under construction including Kentucky Kearsarge Illinois Wisconsin and Alabama each authorized for about 4 000 000 and other smaller vessels The Oregon Massachusetts and Maine are cited as the costliest completed ships with 6 575 032 6 047 117 and 4 677 788 dollars respectively The statement was forwarded to the Senate as a comprehensive financial history of the present navy.
Berlin reports the German Emperor and Prince Henry learned of the ailing condition of President Roosevelt’s son with deep sympathy at the Schloss. Dr. Von Holleben was expected to report on the situation tonight as roving dispatches from Groton trickle in. The Emperor plans to travel to Hubertusstock hunting lodge after Prince Henry sails for the United States.
In Groton Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt Jr oldest son of President Roosevelt is seriously ill with double pneumonia. Doctors Shattuc and Warren report the infection has spread to both lungs while Dr Alexander Lambert joins care after consultation. President and Mrs Roosevelt stay at the infirmary awaiting a crisis as Cortelyou relays updates.
Reports from the sick room indicate the President's son remains strong and takes nourishment as the crisis nears. A telegram from Washington notes Prince Henry of Prussia may defer a trip to the United States until later in the year unless the condition improves by week’s end.
In Monaco on Feb 10 Santos Dumont completed a 30 minute sea flight over the bay amid clear weather and a large cheering crowd as the aeronaut demonstrated multiple evolutions before returning to base.
Nervous prostration linked to overwork is cited as the cause of the disappearance of Walter J Topping. He was found in Jersey City and taken to Smith Infirmary. His father denied wrist cuts and noted long daily work hours through winter. He had only briefly left home for a society initiation.
Frank James, former member of the James gang, won a temporary injunction in Kansas City Circuit Court blocking a local theater from presenting The James Boys in Missouri. He argues the play glorifies outlawry and makes heroes of train robbers and bank looters, harming youth.
Senor Ibaney a Republican Deputy challenges Senor Silvera former Premier to a duel after Silvera’s sharp Chamber of Deputies criticism on February 8 of Ibaney’s role in Valencia agitation.
The body of sixteen year old Nora Fuller was found nude in an unoccupied Sutter Street house. Autopsy indicates chloroform and strangling within ten days of death. A man calling himself John Bennett or Hawkins, who rented the house, may hold key to the case. police lack a positive suspect.
Joseph A. Douglas, a Lyndon resident and former Armstrong murder trial witness, was killed at his home by a fall from a corn load. He testified Armstrong struck the fatal blow, claiming a bright moon. Lincoln’s almanac contradicted him, proving no moon that night.
Richfield Utah Feb 10 One of the best known Indians in South Central Utah and a figure in Ute councils is dead after drinking a bottle of lemon extract to cure a cold. Indians from the surrounding region gather for funeral preparations with tribal ceremonies planned.
The Viceroy Lord Curzon reports a very serious famine outlook with no rain and rats ravaging crops in Gujarat Rajpoona and Central India. Relief works are being rapidly extended to address the crisis.
Detroit February 10 Vice President Frank C Andrews of the City Savings Bank was arrested and arraigned on charges of fraudulently securing over 1 million dollars from the bank without security or other directors knowledge He was released on 10000 bail and his examination set for February 21 Cashier Henry C Andrews is reported seriously ill The bank faced 1158000 in indebtedness and other institutions held checks totaling 662000 The bank was placed in the hands of Banking Commissioner George L Maltz amid a public funds scandal involving county and educational depositories and missing security
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