President’s Ame Eliminated From Story of Charge
Description of His Act at San Juan Is Stricken From Histories.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
1
Roosevelt History Edits Stir Washington Schools
The District of Columbia School Trustees remove Roosevelt San Juan Hill praise from local school histories. General H W Boynton led the change, arguing the prose overstated events. Archie Roosevelt attends Arlington memorial as the President speaks. The Pope letter and liberalism debate noted, with discussions on post office finances and the free delivery plan for small towns.
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Otto Carmichael
Commercial Tribune
Washington
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
San Juan
Rough Riders
Seventy-first
New York Volunteers
Boynton
Santiago
Ian
Hisses greet Carmack in Senate chamber
Special cables describe a volatile Senate session in Washington where Carmack faced derision from the gallery while Spooner defended the army amid Democratic attacks. The uproar followed remarks about Aguinaldo and Philippine conduct, with cheers interrupting the proceedings.
Russell Sage Improves and Takes Central Park Drive
New York May 31 Russell Sage aged 60 who had been confined at home was much improved and drove through Central Park with Mrs Sage. He said he expects to be at his office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmack
Spooner
Senate
New, York
Russell Sage
Central Park
Princeton man dies heroically saving child in drowning accident
In Indiana near Princeton May 1900s era campers from Graysville were boating when Helen Carruthers fell overboard. Oliver M. J. Tichenor, longtime postmaster and Republican figure, jumped in to save her but both disappeared beneath the water. their bodies were recovered hours later. Tichenor leaves a widow and child. Mrs. Tichenor was a niece of former governor Blue Jeans Williams. The tragedy drew widespread mourning and condolences from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Carruthers
B. G. Carruthers
Graysville
Ind
Tichenor
Carruthers
Harrison
Durbin
161St Indiang Regiment
Blue Jeans Williams
McCallum denied share in Sherman estate ruling
Judge Dirlam rules that property devised before Senator Sherman's death does not go to adopted daughter Mrs. J C McCallum. It reverts to the residuum and will be divided among six residuary heirs including five Sherman blood members and Mrs McCallum. The case involves about $30 000 plus $100 000 in Washington real estate bequests.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield, CO
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Dirlam
Common Pleas Court
J. C. McCallum
Shermans
Wife keeps tally of husband’s abuse in divorce decree
In Kokomo Indiana on May 31 yesterday Florence McTirath testified in a divorce case that her husband whipped her for about two years of marriage She said she kept a tally on a window frame with notches to prove the abuse and she was granted a decree.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Florence McTirath
Paratae
Philippine governor ill delays Papal State affair
Rome reports the Philippine governor is ill with tonsillitis. Cardinal Rampolla, Papal Secretary of State, had arranged for today’s event but it has been postponed.
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Rome
Philippine Islands
Cardinal Rampolli
Barrows Illness Nearing Crisis As President Fights Pneumonia
Special Despatch from Oberlin Ohio reports President Barrows is battling pleuro-pneumonia with accompanying pericarditis. Initial shock eased after 48 hours, lungs invaded, weather changes worsen strain. Attendants fear for safety but note more comfortable rest and hope to pass the crisis in a few days. Pulse 140 respiration 42 temperature 100.8.
Guardian Appointed Then Married: A Young Ward
In Py Pees Court a guardian was appointed for Blancha, a minor with no parents. Attorney Jones filed to secure a marriage license for Fred Blanchard, 19, and Estella Moon, 12. Judge Galloway discharged the guardian after the license was issued, noting the sole purpose was to obtain a marriage license for the ward. Blanchard worked at Art Tile works and enlisted at 16 during the Spanish American War.
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Chard
Fred Blanchard
Art Tile Cempeoe
Estella Moon
Attommey Jones
Galloway
Blanchard
Porto Rico
Grover Cleveland To Speak At Tilden Club Opening
Ex-President Grover Cleveland will address the opening of the Tilden Club in New York on June 19. About fifteen hundred Democratic figures including Van Wyck Hewitt Connell Edson Ely and Lewis Nixon will attend. This will mark his first public political appearance since leaving office.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
New Tilden Club
van Wyck, Hewitt
Connall Edson Ely
Lewis Nixon
Cleveland
Nash to Consider the Taylor Case Monday
Governor Nash will review the Taylor case on Monday after the Board of Pardons delayed action due to the clerk's absence. The decision suggests the governor may not reverse the board's unanimous stance, easing his position.
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Nash
Taylor
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles L. Lemert
Board of Pardons
Narrow Escape for the Drinkers of This Town
The WAT We ARE Yet and others failed to secure a majority in a local vote. The event reflects tension over drinking regulations and community pressures during the period.
World event at St Pauls unveiling attended by embassy official
An afternoon ceremony at St Pauls Cathedral saw the unveiling of an important item or ceremony with notable attendees including a senior official from the United States Embassy. The event touched on a topic related to England and a Cunard Liner option.
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Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Mt. Pelee
Lddsn
Belsapace
Wolseley
St. Paul’s Cathedral
United States
Khe Am’ Dor
England
Cunard
Officials Accused in Extortion and Fraud Scandal
A harsh analysis targets former city officers now wealthy, detailing extortion and fraud allegations. The piece accuses entrenched officials of using power to enrich themselves and tighten control over city finances, prompting calls for accountability.
Ex Mayor Ziegenheim Named in Grand Jury Indictments
The April grand jury in St. Louis released a report praising Folk and Hancock for handling municipal corruption probes. Indictments were unveiled against Fred W. Ziegenhein, ex secretary to Mayor Ziegenhein, former Speaker Yeliehies, Delegate Charles Geraghty, and Councilman Louis Schnell for bribery and misconduct. The panel described vast corruption, noted past tax waste, and cited a $13 000 interest gain on public funds, with civil action possible to recover funds. Two conspirators faced trials. one received three years, another two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. W. Ziegenhein
Ziegenhein
Cod Bt
Yeliehies
House of Delegates
Charles L. Geraghty
Louis Schnell
St. Louis
City of
Assembly
Municipal Assembly
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