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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1902

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Young Senators in a Quarrel Ends in Assault in Senate

Bailey assaulted Beveridge after adjournment as clash over remarks in debate triggers cross fire. Bailey remained cool, claimed provocation, while Beveridge declined withdrawal of offensive language. No official action planned. incident follows Bailey criticism of Judge Penfield and Powell Clayton inquiry in session.

Geuati Indiana Senate Beveridge Bailey Senator Bailey Senator Beveridge Texas State Department Powell Clayton Mexico Penfield Clayton Fairbanks Rsh Oheaceu

Congress to Adjourn After Session Ends

Washington June 30 Congress will adjourn the first session of the Fifty second Congress at 3 PM tomorrow. Conferences aim to settle minor differences and wrap up a record of work. Republicans are pleased with the Isthmian canal outcome though reciprocity is seen as politically limited.

Commercial Tribune Washington Roosevelt

Sue to Dissolve Smelter Trust in Colorado Suit

Colorado seeks dissolution of the American Smelting and Refining Co and related firms for monopoly aims harming state industries. Attorney General Post files voluminous complaint alleging excessive capitalization and unfair freight practices. Court to notify defendants before proceedings proceed. hearing on state rights possible next Saturday.

Denver State of Colorado Smelter Trust Torney General Post American Smelting and Refining Company American Smelting #epe Refining Co The Bimetallic Smelting Co Colorado Smelting Co Philadelphia Smelting and Refining Co New Jersey American Smelting and Refining Co

Arcadia Village Goes Wet in County First Vote

Arcadia, a village, voted wet by 73 to 6 in a hotly contested election. It is the first village in the county to go wet, while four others remain dry.

Commercial Tribune Findlay Arcadia

Burlington Woman Charged in Child’s Murder

Burlington Kansas report says Mrs Baward Edwards arrested for the murder of her four year old stepdaughter Viola Gladys Edwards. Coroner's jury found the child died from stamping and trampling by Mrs Edwards. The jailed woman claims a strange man killed the child.

Burlington Kan Baward Edwards Viola Gladys Edwards

Ohio Democrats hear critical McLean message at Beulah Park

At Beulah Park Ohio Democratic clambake tomorrow John R McLean will read a brief pointed message challenging Tom Johnson. He urges united action and dropping political facts to win. Attendees include Col John L Zimmerman Jim Rice W J Frey and J H Newton.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Ohio Democratic Beulah Park Ohio Democracy John R. McLean Tom Johnson John L. Zimmerman Springfield Jim" Rice Canton W. J. Frey State Central Committee J. H. Newton Newark Frey Johnson

Chicago Freight Handlers May Strike

Chicago rumors indicate 10,000 freight handlers may quit Tomorrow if railroads do not reverse wage policy. Officers of all railroads reply with amended scales to take effect after three months and refuse further concessions. A broader sympathy strike could follow if demands are not met.

Chicago

Minister vows to avenge murder of a friend

Reverend Dr S P Pope of Flippin Kentucky has quit his pulpit to hunt down the Cumberland Mountains killers who shot the Rev W K Demsey and his son. He has enlisted Chicago police, holds photos of three alleged ex convicts Clay Davidson William Sims and Tom King and pursues the men across major cities. A $1500 reward is posted for the slayers and amid civic help the minister plans a continental chase.

Commercial Tribune Chicago P. Pope Flippin W. K. Demsey Robert Cumberland Mountains Clay Davidson William Sims Tom King McWeeney Mr. Demecy

Jealous husband shoots man over suspected affair

Martinsville Indiana June 30 Archer Wade 23 shot and fatally wounded James Owens at Owens home. Wade, said to be jealous of Owens over his wife, fired as Owens answered a call then fled. Wade is from Greenshpiox.

Martinsville Ind Archer Wade James Owens Owens Wade Greenshprix

Ex-Insurance Commissioner Hahn Extradition Fight Grows

Mansfield authorities clash with New York over the custody of ex Insurance Commissioner William M Hahn. Governor Nash refuses to revoke the extradition and assigns the attorney general to oversee a potential Ohio trial. The dispute hints at protracted legal battles and possible sensational incidents as both sides maneuver over arrest warrants and grand jury actions.

Cofmimercial Tribune Columbus Mansfield State of New York William M. Hahn Nash New York Hahn Weil Sheets Ohio Bowers Richland County Harry M. Daugherty Dahier J. Ryan George M. Skiles Curtis E. McBride New York County Francis P. Garvan Ryan McBride Skiles Chief Well Brindleys

Boer General Cronje Takes Oath to King Edward

Jamestown St Helena report says General Cronje the Boer commander captured at Paardeberg in February 1900 has sworn allegiance to King Edward. Many remaining prisoners are following his example.

Jamestown St. Helena Cronje Lord Roberts Paardeberg Orange Free State Edward

Formosa Governor Arrives in Chicago for Pleasure Trip

Dr Goto governor of Formosa leads a party of eight officials and attendants visiting Chicago for a pleasure trip before reporting to President Roosevelt in two weeks.

Chicago Goto Formosa Roosevelt Eneae

King Edward Makes Substantial Recovery Amid Royal Festivities

Buckingham Palace bulletin reports King Edward has had a fairly comfortable day with less wound discomfort. Colonial troops invited to stay in England hint at an earlier coronation. Bonfires and a rocket over Earl's Court mark celebrations, despite rain and limited official illumination in London.

England His Edward United Kingdom Earl's Court Lizard Orkneys London Mansion House Bank of England Marlborough House Strand Fleet Street King Edward Prince and Princess of Wales Queen Alexandra Prince Chen Ostend Drs. Laking Barlow Trever

Our Boys and Girls Feature in Next Sunday's Tribune

A vividly illustrated note previews a feature in Our Boys and Girls inside Next Sunday's Commercial Tribune. It highlights youthful tales and engaging images likely to appeal to families and young readers.

Commercial Tribune

U S Army Honors Queen Victoria With Memorial Wreath

General James H Wilson with Colonels Biddle and Bornpt and Sir John Innes Ker visited Windsor to lay a wreath on Queen Victoria's tomb in tribute for the United States Army. A royal carriage greeted them at Windsor Railroad station.

London James H. Wilson United States Army King Edward Biddle Bornpt John Innes Ker Windsor Queen Victoria

Prophecies From Bronson Predict Turbulent Era

O J Bronson of Hancock County says in an intuitive trance he foresees an assassination attempt on Roosevelt within fifteen months, the Pope's death within a year, a royal death within three years, Ohio Republicans fracturing with Tom Johnson as next governor, a major August storm in Northern Ohio, rapid spread of Roman Catholicism in America, and Beaumont oil field ruin from Mrs Pelee's eruption.

Commercial Tribune Toledo O. J. Bronson Hancock County Roosevelt Republican Party Ohio Tom Johnson America

Franks Divorce Suit Filed in Parkersburg

Mrs. Rita Franks filed for divorce from L. M. Franks in Parkersburg West Virginia alleging a worthless husband and ineffective business man. Both reside in Cincinnati and Franks is described as a liquor dealer there and elsewhere.

Commercial Tribune Parkersburg W. Va Rita Franks L. M. Franks Franks Cincinnati Mdant

Phillips predicts wheat to nine tenths and corn surge

New York broker George H. Phillips predicts wheat will reach 9 cents in days and 90 cents this month, while corn climbs. Gates duo shapes a tightening cereal market as Chicago and New York pits surge with record activity.

Phillips John W. Gates Harris Gates Chicago Armours Stock Exchange Produce Exchange

Promised wedding lures Toledo girl to Chicago

Fifteen year old Pauline Ladaportis says Elias Pelisims enticed her from Toledo, Ohio, to St Louis and Chicago with a promised elaborate wedding and head of a well furnished North Side home. She escaped hotel confinement and led detectives to safety and an uncle in Kensington. Pelisims was arrested and held to the grand jury in $500 bond.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Pauline Ladaportis Toledo St. Louis Elias Pelisims Ohio Pauline Buggie Mason Central Station Kensington Pelisims Justice Hall Harrison Street

Emperor names new commander of the Hohenzollern ship

Berlin June 30 Emperor William appoints Captain Von Usedom to command the imperial yacht Hohenzollern in succession to Admiral Count Von Baudissin. Baudissin becomes second in command of the cruising squadron set to sail mid August. Von Usedom led the German contingent in the Peking relief effort under Admiral Seymour.

Berlin William Captain von Usedom Hohenzollern Count von Baudissin United States von Usedom Admiral Seymour Peking Emperor

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Hoosier Otto Carmichael Bev Eridge Spooner Layton Lone Star Beverlage Riggs Indiana Beause Albert J. Beveridge J. W. Bailey Congress Combine State Supreme Court aia@ State Clean Ohio Democrats Newton Licking Licking County Kentucky Haha Manifeld Mrs. Cleveland Grover Cleveland Buzzard’'S Bay Buckingham Palace Treves Laking Spithead Prince of Wales U. S. Army Wilson Bronson Gotham George H. Phillips Hys Mr. Gates América Chicago Board of Trade Emperor William Admiral von Baudissin
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