04 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
1
A detective involved in a high profile arrest faces scrutiny as questions arise about the methods used and the evidence leading to charges. Community leaders call for transparency while officials defend the investigation’s integrity.
President negotiates with Republican leaders and campaign committees on a new tariff plan. Talks favor temporary summer Ways and Means hearings to shape revision while avoiding recess disruption. considers maximum and minimum rates akin to France and Germany to improve U S trade. Also notes insurgent management, a kidnapping case in Philadelphia, and cadet graduations at West Point.
At Celina Ohio on June 3 the Fourth District Democratic Congressional Convention opened with D A Clark presiding and J H Goeke named temporary chair. After multiple ballots the field narrowed with Harvey C Garber leading on the latest tallies as delegates from Auglaize and other counties vote to block Garber’s gains. the convention adjourned at 10 pm with results uncertain and proceedings to resume next morning.
Washington reports an administration bill to create postal currency. The Postmaster General would issue postal checks up to $1 in five and ten cent steps, redeemable at new order post offices. A fee and a three month validity apply, with duplicates allowed after payment and final liability ends after payment.
Chicago's meat district faced days of unrest as 1 300 drivers struck while police clashed with mobs. Despite widespread disorder 33 wagonloads reached downtown stations amid injuries and arrests. Stores including Marshall Field Carson Pirie Scott and others faced work stoppages over wage scales.
A poor immigrant who worked in Cincinnati rises to prominence as a leading painter in Europe. The Commercial Tribune features his journey from humble beginnings to renowned artistic stature.
Halsatta Micco, a full blood Seminole, won the election today to become chief of the Seminole Indians in Wewoka Oklahoma Territory. He defeated John F. Brown, a half blood who was completing his fourth term and was a leading figure. observers believe Brown’s defeat may hasten the tribal government’s dissolution.
Mrs E Margaret Huerster lifelong friend of Mrs A V Taylor has been active in recovering Margaret after she was stolen. She accompanied Mrs Taylor to New York and proved a friend in need during the trying experiences of Monday as described in the Commercial Tribune yesterday.
New York June 8. Margaret Taylor in her mother’s Everett House sitting room recounted her memories of travel with Aunt Clara. She described London Italy and Kew London’s cold weather and language barriers and her love for America and Fernbank. She recalled dolls pewter dishes a rocking horse and a make believe name with wood letters and spoke of Mr Pearson who took her to Italy and helped her reach papa while awaiting Mama’s return.
In Columbus Ohio on June 3 two 9 and 10 year old boys entered Olivet Presbyterian Church and wrecked the pipe organ worth 2500 dollars. They also toppled pews into a heap and have prompted parents to face payment of the bill.
Today issued a declaration clarifying Section 8 of the Civil Service Rules on removals. Just cause means any non political or religious factor that promotes efficiency, with hearings optional at the discretion of the removing officer. The Civil Service Commission has issued a similar interpretation.
In the House of Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated the grain tax would remain in the budget and not be removed. He answered a question on the fiscal measure during a Commons session in London.
Pinkerton first officer slated to meet a woman as Hamilton warns of an impending arrest outside. Authorities coordinate steps as the case proceeds.
Detective Hamilton and Consul Pearson staged a careful surveillance in Bordighera Italy tracking Clara Taylor the kidnapper of baby Margaret Taylor. The chase culminated with the arrest as a large Italian police presence joined the Americans at the scene.
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