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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1902

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Bryan Says Democratic Party Hasn't Any Moses

Four thousand people gathered at Gray's Armory in Cleveland for a pro Boer meeting. W J Bryan attended with Mayor Tom L Johnson and accepted invitations to speak. Bryan avoided naming a Presidential candidate while praising Johnson and noting the party will stand by its past positions.

Cleveland Gray's Armory W. J. Bryan Johnson The United Staes Ranity United States Tom L. Johnson Bryan Wooster New Haven Conn

Brooklyn Magistrates End War with Courtroom Barricades

A January truce in Brooklyn courts sees Magistrates Tighe Steers and Voorhees overseeing prisoners sent from the Commissioner’s order. Devoy occupies Myrtle Avenue Court with deputies while Naumer and Dudley guard entrances. Durack does not appear. Higginbotham’s group secures the Manhattan Avenue space with guards and provisions as Kramer operates next door at Lee Avenue Station. Furlong and Watson remain divided by a keyhole at Gates Avenue, signaling continued tension.

New York Brooklyn Tighe, Steers Voorhees Myrtle Avenue Charles S. Devoy Naumer Edward Brennan Manhattan Avenue Higginbotham van Wyck Kramer Lee Avenue Furlong Watson Gates Avenue Court

Smith Hopes 10 Land Senate Seat by a Compromise

Frankfort dispatch reports Congressman D H Smith arrived to open headquarters denying exit from the race for United States Senator. He says a Wheeler Cantrill Smith coalition could dominate the caucus, with McCreary's camp conceding strength to others. Wheeler Cantrill supporters claim added votes and predict a first ballot win, while deals shape leadership for the Senate and House.

Commercial Tribune Frankfort D. H. Smith United States Wheeler Cantrill Smith Capital William Goebel Mr. Smith McCreary Charles H. Spalding Marion County Spalding Assembly John M. Lassing Boone

Dye and Deboe clash over Hodgensville postmastership in Louisville

In Louisville, Sen Deboe and Sen Dye nearly came to blows over patronage in Larue County. Dye claims a written agreement gave him control of local federal appointments and says Deboe violated it. Ashcraft was endorsed for Hodgensville Postmaster while Deboe backed different choices.

Commercial Tribune Louisville United States Debee Charles Dye Larue County Dye W. QO. Bradley Republican Caucus Deboe Erd Senator Dye Hodgensville Buffalo Ster WM. J. Deboe T. B. Kirkpatrick

Princess Louise Declared Hopelessly Insane in Berlin

Princess Louise daughter of King Leopold of Belgium is pronounced hopelessly insane after years held in retreat near Dresden. Her divorce from Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg Gotha is noted along with her daughter Dorothea’s marriage to Ernest Genthier and sister Stephanie’s marriage to Archduke Rudolph of Austria who died by suicide.

Berlin Louise Leopold Belgium Philip Saxe-Coburg- Gotha Dresden Dorothea Ernest Genthier Schleswig-Holstein Germany Stephanie Rudolph Austria

Order of B Rith Abraham Faces $26000 Shortage

New York police organization officials report a $26000 potential shortage in the Order of B Rith Abraham funds after a stormy session at the Grand Central Palace. They plan resolutions for the Insurance Commissioner to probe possible embezzlement and identify guilty parties.

New York Order of B'Rith Abraham Grand Central Palace Commissioner of Insurance

Citizens Patrol Denver City Sparked by Mass Meeting

Denver residents form a Committee of Safety to guard the streets at night with armed patrols and demands strict accountability. Citizens pledge to arrest those unable to justify presence after dark and call for harsh penalties to deter crime amid a wave of assaults and robberies.

Denver

Chief of Police Shot While Pursuing Burglars

Edward Luikart chief of police of New Martinsville West Virginia was shot early today while trying to arrest a gang burgling the South Penn Oil Company office. He fired back as the suspects fled and was wounded in the forehead but regained consciousness as the thieves escaped.

Commercial Tribune New Martinsville W. Va Edward Luikart Luikart South Penn_Oil Company Luthart

Mormons Secure Converts In Germany Conference

Berlin January 5 The German Mormon Conference led by Hugh J. Cannon reports 125 missionaries now working in Germany and 2000 followers gained. The gathering includes more than 100 German missionaries.

Germany Berlin Hugh J. Cannon George Q. Cannon

Brigands Hold Miss Stone in Turkey Amid Sensation

Reports from Constantinople say brigands holding Miss Stone are being pressured by Turkish territory inhabitants. A deadly feud among band leaders prompts desertions toward Bulgaria. No news from M Gargiulo or Miss Stone since November 13. American Legation awaits updates on the captive's fate.

Constantinople Miss Stone Bulgaria M. Gargiulo Salonika Interior Legation Mr. Dickinson United States Sofia

Escape Through a Sewer Ends Fatally Exhausting Attempt

Frank Strunck a Brookville convict in Indiana attempted to escape by crawling through a sewer from the reformatory to the river. After 400 feet the 24 inch pipe narrowed and foul air nearly killed him. he backed out and was pulled from the manhole almost dead.

Specia Commercial, Tribune Jieffersonvheule Ind Frank Strunck Brookville Strinck

Beer Allowed in Harvard Student Rooms Rewrites Liquor Rules

Harvard and MIT to permit German kammers with beer and wine in student union rooms when meetings occur. No limit on bottles or cases, but all must be consumed or discarded before students leave. Liquors must be ordered by an organization officer. graduates may be served individually elsewhere in the building.

Commercial Tribune Boston Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology House Harvard Union

Stage-Struck Amateurs Probe Net $900 Claim

Edmund Palmer also known as John Fay Palmer of Boston was arrested in Pittsburg on suspicion after posing as a producer for a touring play The Egyptian. He solicited payments from about fifty applicants for coaching and promised salaries, totaling about $900 in all.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Edmund Palmer John Fay Palmer Boston St. Charles The

Prince Ferdinand dissolves Sobranje after supply rejection

Sofia authorities report Prince Ferdinand dissolved the Sobranje after the new cabinet was denied two months of supplies by the National Assembly. The move escalates a political crisis in Bulgaria amid the cabinet's struggle for funding.

Sofia National Assembly Ferdinand

Deboe Summoned Before the Jury in Goebel Case

Louisville January reports say Senator Deboe former Lieutenant Governor Marshall and other Republicans were summoned to the Franklin County Grand Jury in July to testify about a secret Galt House meeting. The Commonwealth alleges plans to cause William Goebel’s death were discussed, with attendees including Gov Taylor, Sen Deboe, Lt Gov Marshall, D W Fer Thomas Bullitt Basil Duke and others.

Commercial Tribune Louisville Deboe John Marshall David Ww Fairleigh Franklin County Grand Galt House William Goebel Commonwealth Goebel Taylor Faylor Marshall D. W- Fer Thomas W. Bullitt Basil W. Duke Lex P. Humphrey John M. Aherta

Boers Ambush Scots Grays Near Pretoria

Boers ambushed a party of Scots Grays near Bronkhorstspruit about forty miles east of Pretoria on the railroad last Saturday. Six British soldiers were killed and ten wounded in the attack.

Pretoria Grays Bronkhorstspruit

Organization of Seventy-fifth General Assembly Moves Forward

The Ohio 75th General Assembly organizes with Republican caucus control despite factional talk. Democratic splits surface over Senate committee seating and Hanna influence. Governors Nash may send recess appointments to the Senate and House. leaders pledge fair treatment in committee assignments.

Allen Utley Finn Louisville James E. Stone House Henry Williams Bowling Green William Cromwell Franklin Senate Bly Hanna Roudebush Malloy Great Northern Charles Sulli- Johnson Royer Myers Yates Herrick Pomerene Johnson Roger Great Southern Hurst Crites Decker Nash Laylin Caldwell As‘sembly Senator Foraker Vie Geo

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WJ. Bryan Moses Tom B. F. Wirt Harold W? Fraser John C. Jones L. F C. Tomeey N.Y O. E. Harrison Himself Capital Hotel House of Representatives Gerald Finn Allison Holland N. W. Utley J. Embry Allen W. C. Alford John R. Allen Lexington W. James Crittenden W. W. Smith Gus Thomas Mayfield John Westover Grant Ator Princess Louise Is the King Leopold of Order OF B’rith Abraham Ctizens Col Indiana Scots Grays Cox Columbus, CO the Organiza Tion
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