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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1900

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Senators Hanna and Tillman Clash Over Armor Plate Debate

In a caustic Senate session, Senators Hanna and Tillman spar over naval armor plate policy. The exchange centers on cost, production capability, and potential delays, with references to Carnegie and private mills. The fight underscores partisan tension during naval appropriations and industry claims.

South Africa England Aldrich Rhode Island Hale Hanna Ohio Senate Secretary of the Navy House Tillman South Carolina Allen Nebraska Ss. C Committee On Naval Affairs Tomers Navy New Hampshire Chandler

Rebels Capture Captain Roberts and Two Scouts

Manila June 1 Captain Roberts of the Forty Fifth Regiment and two scouts were taken by the rebels at San Miguel del Mayumo. The captors promise humane treatment and a possible exchange. Earlier, six scouts accompanied Roberts. three were killed, four captured, one wounded, and the wounded man was freed. Captain Abbott of the Forty Second Regiment reportedly encountered 250 Ladrones near Sinaloon with one American killed and Filipino losses.

Manila Roberts Whirty-ffth Regiment San Mic Captain Roberts San Miguel del Mayumo Abbott Forty-second Regiment Sinaloon

Merciers Defense. He Says He Acted for His Country in Attacking Dreyfus

In Paris the Senate debated amnesty for Dreyfus. General Mer cer testified he acted for the good of his country and would repeat his actions, provoking protests from Leftists and applause from Rightists as the amnesty clash heated.

Dreyfus Paris Senate Mercer

Richmond Under Water Floods Whitewater River Area

The Whitewater River rose rapidly in Richmond Indiana flooding Happy Hollow and surrounding low lands. Fire Department evacuated residents as Nixon Paper Mills and southern farming area suffered. city without electric lights. No damage estimate available tonight.

Happy Hollow Nixon

Office for Chinn's Son to Head Local Institution

Semi authoritative reports say Morgan Chinn son of Colonel Jack Chinn will be appointed steward of the institution for the feeble minded in Frankfort Beckham to make the appointment. H J Pickens who served as steward under Governor Taylor resigned today. A F Respess and O T Poyntz of Maysville were named to clerkships in the Auditor's office by Mr Coulter.

Commercial Tribune Frankfort Morgan Chinn Jack Chinn Beckham H. J. Pickens Taylor A. F. Respess O. T.poyntz Maysville Coulter

Pan American Show to Feature Electric Building

The Electricity Building at Buffalo’s Pan American Exposition next year will be a commodious 500 by 150 feet structure noted for architectural beauty.

Buffalo

FIRED BY BOXERS OUR MARINES REACH PEKING

Special cable reports Czar forces deploy eleven thousand troops at the Chinese border with further troops at Port Arthur. A fire damaged the Caldbeck MacGregor offices and other merchants buildings in Tientsin, while the Chartered Bank Building and Equitable Building were saved.

Ciety Fricendiaries Bank

International tensions ease as Boxers disperse after naval show

The scene in Chinese waters included several European powers and the United States Minister Mr. Conger along with Rear Admiral on board the Newark. Their presence gave the movement an unintended international aspect and restrained any single nation from pressing its interests, leading to the inference that the excitement will fade and the Boxers will disperse, at least temporarily.

United States Mr. Conger Newark

Census Enumerators Face Language Barriers in Chicago

The Chicago census effort shows women as more successful than men in reaching households. Enumerators report hostile reactions from some residents, with doors slammed and warnings given. Women look to assist, and preplanned interpreters will ease data collection as workers target diverse neighborhoods.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Italy Poland Scandinavia Denmark Greece Hungary Croatia Slavonia

Government Facilitated Arrival of Foreign Guards in Peking

London dispatch cites the Peking Times correspondent saying the government provided facilities for the foreign guards arrival. The streets remained orderly while Russians and French were forbidden to land on Wednesday, with the Tsung Li Yamen apologizing for the error.

London Peking The Times Li Yamen

State to Save Four Thousand Dollars on Copyright Mixup

In Columbus on June 1 the State Printing Commission said the Legislature had appropriated funds to print Colonel William A. Taylor's Hundred Year Book, but the state had previously bought his Annals of Progress. A bill title error led to the decision to do nothing under the mistaken appropriation.

Commercial Tribune Columbus, CO William A. Taylor Annals of Progress State Printing Commission

Powers Alarmed by Czar Strength at Taku

London June 2 The Vienna correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports active dispatch exchange among great powers over China. Russia's formidable display at Taka is seen as significant and the triple alliance urges a united Europe to protect common interests.

Taku London Vienna Telgraph China Russia Taka Europe

Russian Warships Reach Taku With Troops Aboard

Shanghai dispatch reports on June twenty three ships at Taku including nine Russian and seven foreign vessels. Russians bring eleven thousand troops from Port Arthur with field equipment aboard warships. An additional fourteen thousand Russian troops are held in readiness at Port Arthur.

Taku Port Arthur Shanghai

Mrs Luna E Kelli and Nebraska Populist at Cincinnati Convention

Nebraska populist Mrs Luna E Kelli traveled with her infant to the Cincinnati convention, drawing attention as a notable attendee. The event highlighted her active participation in political circles and public life.

Nebraska Baby Cincinnati

Forces Reach Peking Legation Guards Improve Situation

A telegram from Minister Conger in Peking states that 350 guards for the legations of Russia France Great Britain Italy and the United States have improved the situation in the Chinese capital. Peking is much quieter today as the relief force arrives and takes up positions around the foreign compounds.

Commercial Tribune Washington State Department Conger Peking Russia France Great Britain Italy United States

Reeves Arrested in Havana Former Cuban Official

Havana June 1 A warrant was issued for the arrest of former Deputy Auditor W H Reeves who is jailed with bail set at 1500 The case hinges on a confession tied to Neely with claims of a hidden 15000 payment and mortgages lifted by unknown funds. an inspector will go to the United States to verify details.

Havana W. H. Reeves Reeves Neely United States

Miles Elevated to Lieutenant General in Senate Confirmation

The Senate passes a bill confirming General Nelson A Miles to the rank of Lieutenant General commanding the army. The action elevates Miles to the army's highest field grade and positions him as senior commander.

Senate

Bank Heist at Sheldahl Ends in Explosion and Escape

Four robbers blew up the Sheldahl savings bank near Des Moines Iowa last night seizing 1600 dollars from a wrecked vault. They held fifty townspeople at gunpoint as the building was heavily damaged and the band fled into the night. no arrests or traces reported.

Des Moines Sheldahl Here

Della Fox Committed to Asylum in Wavecrest

New York June 1 Della May Fox the actress was ordered by Justice McAdam in the Supreme Court to be confined at Wavecrest Insane Asylum Astoria Long Island upon the petition of her brother William H Fox and evidence from Drs. Austin Flint Jr and Edward D Fisher showing she suffers delusions

New York Della May Fox Justice McAdam Supreme Court Wavecrest Astoria L. I William H. Fox Austin Flint, Jr Edward D. Fisher

Hazzard Dropped From Army Rolls for Desertion

Washington reports First Lieutenant Samuel G. Hazzard of the United States Artillery has been dropped from the rolls for desertion effective May 31. He disappeared from Tampa February 28 after cashing checks and fleeing with a woman, borrowing $5,000. he leaves a wife in New York. The Boxers remain active in the surrounding country.

Hazzard United States Artillery New York

PLAN TO SEIZE PEKING Inference of Boxer Activity

Washington reports indicate no word from Admiral Kempf aboard the Newark at Taku after a cable noting marines landed at Tien Tsin. Diplomats hint a European power may seek a permanent foothold in Peking and control of the Pei Ho approach, though the plan appears to have failed due to alertness.

Washington Admiral Kempf Newark Taku

Judge Criticizes Jury After Not Guilty Verdict in Chattanooga

In Chattanooga on June 1 Judge Floyd Estill censured a jury for returning a not guilty verdict in the Prentice Chambers case. He called the verdict an outrage and warned it harms the criminal justice system, noting the evidence was full and the trial well prosecuted.

Commercial Tribune Chattanooga Tenn Floyd Estill Prentice Chambers Joe Light Chambers Wstill Julia Morrison Hamilton County T Lin Soealstate Pes

Financier Lev P Morton Selected for Cuban Railroad Venture

Lev P Morton, a prominent financier, is named as one of the backers to operate rail systems in Cuba. The arrangement positions Morton among key investors shaping Cuban railway development and commerce.

Cuba

Young Wife Fatally Shoots Self in Summit Station Area

Newark Colorado June 1 Mrs Florence Board eighteen year old wife of Harry Board a young farmer near Summit Station committed suicide this morning by shooting herself through the head with a twenty two caliber revolver She had spasms and was temporarily demented a short time before she killed herself she chased her chickens around the yard with a large butcher knife moments earlier

Commercial Tribune Newark, CO Florence Board Harry Board Summit Station County

Enumerators Start Census Work at White House

The census effort began in Washington with Henry Ross visiting the White House as one of the first enumerators to conduct the count in the District of Columbia.

Washington District of Columbia White House Henry Ross

Eagle slain by Lester Sargent near Williamstown

In Williamstown Kentucky on June 1 Lester Sargent killed a bald eagle on the James Kells farm. The seven and a half foot wingspan bird fought off a savage attack from a band of crows. The talons were nearly as large as a human finger.

Commercial Tribune Williamstown Lester Sargent James Kells

Five Hundred Swells Form St Louis Strike Posse

Sheriff Pohlman arms 465 men to guard street car routes as Mayor Ziegenheim demands disarming Transit Company employees. Dozens of merchants join in, violence erupts with an attempted attack on an Eastern avenue car barn. Officer Crane dies. Strike talks stall as unions push four point plan including recognition and arbitration.

St. Louis Ziegenheim Edward Whitaker Transit Company Pohlman J. Howard Cavender Missouri Volunteers Cavender B. G. Farrar E. A. Batdorf Lester Hall Perry Bartholow W. P. Kennett William Freudenau E. C Eastern Avenue Eastern and Prairie Avenues Dennis Crane Arthur ‘Koenig

Colonel Hayes Resigns From Thirty-First Regiment

Washington reports Lt Colonel Webb C. Hayes resigns from the Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry effective May 31. The War Department announces his honorable discharge. The President also recommends promotions within the Thirty-first Infantry, naming officers to higher ranks and noting a promotion for Sergeant D. W. Strong of the Thirty-fifth Infantry to Second Lieutenant.

Thirty-First Washington Webb C. Hayes Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry Hayes War Department Lloyd M. Brett C. P. Stivers Benjamin Stark, Jr Wilford Twyman D. W. ‘Strong

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hanna and Renate Miles Corbin Tially Political Morial California India Maine Tilingis Steel Company Wellington Mr. Hays Mr. Penrose Mr. Hanna Carnegie Mr. Tillman Lars Ladrones Mercier M. Clamageram Republica M. Maxime la Comte Norgy Mr. Delpech Richmond Whitewater Indiana Ind Chinn Tien Tsin Czar TIEN the Chartered Equitable Assurance So Women IN Revolt Housewives Cortelyou Gilbert Seventeenth Ward North Branch Chihamen WII Colonel Taylor Mrs. Luna E. Kelli Reeves IS Arrested Nelson A Miles Della-Fox Samuel G Lieutenant Hazzard Tampa Fla Tennes Ho Yaw San Francisco Chow Tszchi Chinatown Husband Canada Lev P. Morton POSSE Sheriff Pouilman Sheriff’s Posse Governor Stephens Posse Comitatus Citizens’ Mediation Committee Yestersday
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