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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

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Harmon Urges States Rights in Alabama Welcoming Tour

The article covers Judson Harmon and William J. Bryan in Birmingham on January 23. Bryan praised party unity and states rights, while Harmon defended state sovereignty against federal overreach, recalling Southern struggles for self government and the role of courts in upholding states’ powers.

Bryan South Comer Glenn Smith Alabama Harmon Courts Supreme Court of the United States Esau

Hospital ships debated by Navy officer. Brownson quoted

The article reports Admiral Brownson's testimony on hospital ship command authority. It argues naval navigation and discipline outweigh medical officer expertise for commanding sea vessels, citing past debates and incidents as support.

Commercial Tribune Washington House of Representatives Brownson Army Navy Department Bonaparte Admiral Converse Navigation Bureau Joint Board of Medical Officers Army and Navy Congress Admiral Brownson Bureau Department Asiatic Station Navy Hongkong Browns

Unemployed march in Chicago ends in clashes with police

Socialists led a 200 strong downtown march toward City Hall sparking two fights with Chicago police. Dr. Benjamin L. Reitman and two followers were arrested as officers dispersed the crowd with clubs. Reitman says he was treated brutally and aims to press riot charges.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Benjamin L. Reitman Reitman Shippy Lake Front State Street Jackson Boulevard Clark Street White Mooney Union League Club

Defense experts testify on talks with Thaw in trial

In New York on June 23 the Thaw defense limited expert witnesses to three and heard two doctors Dr Charles G Wagner and Dr Britton D Evang discuss Thaw’s mental state after his arrest for killing Stanford White. The defense seeks to rebut the insanity plea with alienists and subpoenaed witnesses, while state witnesses remain undecided. European witnesses arrive by the Adriatic to testify, with Dr Smith Jelliffe also expected to present.

York Jang Thaw Justice Dowling Harry Thaw Tombs Stanford White Jerome William Thaw Charles G. Wagner Binghamton N. J Britton D. Evang Morris Plains Littleton

Missing 70 year old Frank Henry Sr on cross country trip

Aged traveler Frank Henry Sr. 70, disappeared while en route from Louisville to Los Angeles in 1907. Foul play feared as his ticket seems used to reach Los Angeles. trunk arrived on his expected date. Relatives in a frenzied search suspect Cincinnati or Chicago as possible switch points.

Frank Henry, Sr Lexington Los Angeles Commercial Tribune Frank Henry Henry Cal J. F., Peters Louisville & Nashville Railroad Cincinnati Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Santa Fe

Taft urges unity to back Hughes for Republican nomination

Secretary of War Taft informs Representative Parsons that he does not want New York Republicans to campaign against Governor Hughes. He urges friends to avoid splitting delegation and risking a Republican loss in November, pledging to do what he can to prevent a contest.

Commercial Tribune Washington Taft New York Herbert Parsons Republican County Committee of Hughes Parsons New York State

Paloun Hospital Forge Has Grip In Columbus

Columbus Ohio January 23 The day physician at the penitentiary found virtually all hospital staff ill with the grip fever. Several nurses and clerks were down and more help had to be provided by the Deputy Warden. Many prisoners were ill with the grip and staff dwindled until only the physician remained to care for the sick.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Penitentiary

Light tender Nils Nielson suicide at New Haven breakwater

Nils Nielson light tender at the New Haven breakwater lighthouse killed himself by cutting his throat after two prior suicide attempts thwarted by his assistant. He was famed for rescuing several lives during storms in Long Island Sound and earned a Congressional medal for heroism two years earlier amid a lonely, mind unsettled by isolation.

Commercial Tribune New Aven Conn Nils Nielson New Haven Long Island Sound Congress

Bomb Explosion Wrecks a Bank in New York

A blast at an Italian bank on Elizabeth Street wrecked the front and briefly exposed about $40,000 in silver and gold. Junior partner Salvatore Pati was cut by glass but remained at his post as robbers fled into the crowd. The motive and identities of the bombers remain unknown.

Alabama Commercial Tribune New York Elizabeth Street Pasquale A. Pati & Son Salvatore Pati Pati Stockwell Cuyahoga Harper Summit County Paxton Reynolds Franklin Hamilton Smith Wyandot

Abortive Republican Plot Nipped in Lisbon Portugal

Jan 23 A small group of advanced republicans planned to overthrow the monarchy in Portugal by assassinating Premier Franco and sparking street uprisings. Police raided the conspirators, capturing leader Jose Chagras and others, with revolvers and bombs found in a cellar. Censorship was ordered as arrests mounted and another revolt date loomed for Jan 31 in Oporto.

Tured Jose Chagras Franco Berger O*mundo Grendella Premat Chagras Brazil Portugal Franco Lisbon Bernadino Machado Diario Tllustrado Oporto

Cincinnati Probe Bill Delayed As Senate Blocks Primary Measure

Columbus January 23 The Espy resolution to appoint a committee to investigate alleged irregularities in Cincinnati and Hamilton County was laid over till Tuesday. West blocked the Foraker Democratic plan to curb February 11 primaries as Huffman amendments flood the bill.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Espy Cincinnati Hamilton County Senate Hafner House West Friends of Taft Cuyahoga Senator Atwell Committee On Privileges and Elections Schmidt Judiciary Committee Herbert Bigelow Elections Committee Carter Rose County Common Pleas Superior Court of Cincinnati McKinley William J. Bryan Senate Committee On Temperance Atwell Sites Harper

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