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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1899
Page
1
Judge Nash receives telegrams from national figures and local support as he enters the Ohio gubernatorial race. Harry Daugherty and Nash attend a baseball game with campaign managers signaling party unity. A Columbus reception is planned with a large, bipartisan Citizens' Committee to welcome Nash.
Ex-President Harrison told the Journal that the Venezuelan Commission will conduct a historic and geographic investigation and that evidence weighs in favor of Venezuela. He noted the first session on June 15 and predicted a lengthy process lasting four to five months.
Manila June 4 a vigorous campaign began against General Pio Del Pinar's 2000 rebels in the Laguna de Bay foothills and towns of Cainta Taytay and Antipolo under General Lawton. General Hall with 2500 men moved from the pumping station as Colonel Whalley advanced from San Pedro Macati and captured Cainta with small loss while rebels fled before US troops.
In San Francisco on June 3, authorities exonerated Willard Green and John Porter from any connection to the $25,000 disappearance from the steamer Alameda. Tickets were issued to Green and Porter. a printed passenger list misidentified them as Willard Reed and wife and J H Reed, triggering police questioning.
New York June 3 One of Commissioner Peck s exhibits at the Paris Exposition will be a bust of President McKinley. Chicago sculptor F E Leimer has been chosen to sculpt it and the President is expected to begin sittings in Washington soon.
In Columbus June 3 John J. Lentz, a Capital district congressman, quits the Democratic gubernatorial race after Judge Nash's Republican nomination risks conflict with his law partner. The piece notes factional tempers and anti Bryan efforts as Democrats and McLean Brice allies seek to shape the 1900 campaign.
Grant Bell, a Black man, broke into the home of widowed Mrs. J. C. Lumpkin near Cedartown Georgia and assaulted her. He was arrested in Chattanooga on June 3 and jailed in Cedartown as a mob of about 200 gathered at the jail but calm counsel prevented the lynching. Mrs Lumpkin is described as from a prominent Georgia family.
In Austin district a farmer W. C. Engizig and his wife were found dead at their home after nighttime shootings. An intruder entered, beat them with blunt force, and ransacked the house seeking valuables.
Daniel Maxwell challenged a fine for riding on village pavements at Kirby. After pleading his own case with Prosecuting Attorney Benjamin F Meek for the corporation, the jury returned a verdict for Maxwell in a matter of minutes.
The Earl of Tankerville, aged 89, rails at his physician over a ban on vaulting the park wall during daily walks at Chillingham. The eccentric nobleman recently stopped shooting and continues the athletic stunt despite medical advice.
London observers mark the Queen's birthday with the Trooping of the Colors on Horse Guards Parade. Notables include United States Ambassador Joseph Choate and many prominent Americans. Guards detachments, field marshal uniforms, and royal passengers participate amid a royal review led by Field Marshal Lord Wolseley.
About sixty men from the Lexington State Guard arrive in London and march toward Manchester to guard the courthouse for the Bakers trial. Gatling gun accompanies the force, with White faction opposing troops. Ammunition shipments reach Manchester as crowds pour in amid tensions.
Frank Ducey ten year old boy was savagely clawed through cage bars by a leopard. Keeper struck the animal until it released its grip after lacerating his face neck and head. He was hospitalized with burns and deep wounds and may die.
The British steamer Eddie reports that the Italian steamer Minerva foundered on June 1 with her crew missing. Eddie, from Malta to New York, carrying Captain Kerwin, says her master and second engineer were saved.
In Piqua Ohio on June 3 the young son of Wm. Weymer fell into the canal while playing nearby. Rescue attempts failed as no one was present to assist at the moment of the accident.
The Hague June 3 The arbitration section of the Peace Conference reports brighter prospects for agreement. An American delegate notes smooth cooperation with Russian and British delegates and Sir Julian Pauncefote favors adopting strong points from the American proposal. No jealousy or rivalry exists among the powers.
Delaware? Delta Dutully a 42 year old domestic from VT outlined a cross and drove nails through her feet and hand with a hammer in an outbuilding. She was found alive and taken to Fanny Allen Hospital with possible blood poisoning risk.
The People's Theater in Toledo was sold to Albert J. Wilbur of New York this morning for 50000 dollars. Sheriff Stager executed the sale to satisfy Brady vs Garwood, after no bids at three appraisals. The building and grounds were last appraised at 56500 dollars.
The American Line steamer St Louis under Captain Range ran aground on mud near Calshot Castle at dead low water in Southampton on June 3 but moved off the mud shortly after.
The nomination of George K. Nash for Governor highlights his ward Mrs. Worthington Babcock as a central social figure. Deshler-born, the youthful wife and hostess is praised for charm, education, and cultural pursuits.
The piece argues for a special mediation role in future wars, creating a bilateral peace alliance between England and America. It notes England would rely on the US to protect British subjects and push peace proposals, while Parliament and Cabinet diverge on the private property at sea proposal. The critics greet secrecy at the world conference as absurd, predicting a world parliament without a stenographer.
Rear Admiral Schley and wife arrived from Omaha to a Chicago welcome by a Chicago Naval Reserves body, Loyal Legion committee, and crowds. An ovation filled the route to Palmer House where an informal breakfast was served. He dined at the Chicago Athletic Club then hosted an informal Hamilton Club reception and will depart Sunday for Washington. A naval guard of honor from ships that served on the Maria Teresa will accompany him during the stay.
During a heavy electrical storm in Seymour Indiana John Parson a 39 year old contractor was struck by lightning near the strawboard works and killed instantly. Plant owner Scanlan was knocked unconscious but revived this evening. Parson leaves a widow and five children.
Arthur Dagenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Dagenbach of Ashtabula, was hit by an electric car this afternoon and dragged for some distance. Doctors fear the injuries will prove fatal.
Dr and Mrs Clark W Davis Dr and Mrs J M Withrow and Mr Withrow of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs J W Painter sailed on the steamship Lucania for Liverpool today in New York.
Sir Alfred Milner reportedly makes a practical move toward resignation amid a forced agreement with Kruger. The development follows intense diplomatic pressure and precedes formal talks.
London reports Milner and Salisbury now agree on British demands in the Transvaal. Milner will not press for definite terms. the home government appears to back Salisbury. Milner’s resignation threats loom as Cape Governor signals readiness to step down if required.
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