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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

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Hanna Defends Panama Route In Senate Canal Debate

Senator Hanna argued against the Nicaragua Canal and in favor of the Panama route citing lower operating costs and fewer navigational issues. He warned Nicaragua’s long locks and high winds would complicate night traffic and push up expenses, urging a world class canal built for efficiency and defense.

Senate Nicaragua Canal Panama Canal Hanna Nicaragua Panama Mr. Hanna Ohio

Cleveland and Hill Reconciled in Tilden Club Accord

New York reports a reconciliation between ex President Grover Cleveland and ex Senator David B. Hill after talks led by the Tilden Club. Notables involved include William McAdoo and Oscar Straus, with plans for speeches on June 19. A new power struggle emerges as James J. Martin rumored to head a shift in Tammany.

Commercial Tribune New York Tilden Club Grover Cleveland David B. Hill Robert E. Dowling John C.calhoun The Southern Society William McAdoo Oscar Straus John Dewitt Warner Charles W. Dayton McAdoo Cleveland Navy Mr. Straus Turkey Congress Mr. Dayton City of Hill Tammany Hall Greater New York Democracy Bryan Senator Bacon Georgia Aycock North Carolina Judge Rose Little Rock Ark American Bar Association Lewis Nixon Edward M. Shepherd Thomas Colorado Alton “B. Parker Richard Olney William C.*' Whitney Bourke Cochran Tammany Combine Harmony of Tammany James J. Martin James Martin

Fremont man to wed full blooded Wyandotte squaw

William Jenness of Fremont will travel to Indian Territory to marry a full blooded Wyandotte woman and return to live in Ohio. The bride is described as educated and a principal heir to a large Sandusky and Ottawa County land claim tied to descendants of Indian chiefs now in litigation. Jenness proposed by mail and acceptance followed.

Commercial Tribune Toledo William Jenness Fremont Indian Territory Sandusky Ottawa Jenness

President Nominates Jewell Consul at Martinique

The President nominated John F. Jewell of Illinois to be Consul at Martinique, Washington announced today. The appointment signals a diplomatic posting in the Caribbean region as the administration widens its overseas consular staff.

Washington John F. Jewell Illinois Martinique

French Deputies clash over election returns in chamber

In Paris on June 5 a dispute in the Chamber of Deputies led to a chorus of insults and a fistfight during a session on election verification. Deputies De Largentaye Millevoye De Dion De Chimont exchanged blows as tempers flared over nationalist posters and attacks on Republicans.

Chamber of Députies Chamber de Chimont M. Millevoye

Woman Whipped by Whitecap Band in Crawford County

Mrs Otto Hanger, wife of a prominent farmer near Marengo Indiana, was whipped tied to a tree by masked men. Her husband was forced to witness the assault as the attackers claimed punishment for her alleged cruelty to stepchildren. State authorities may pursue justice.

Otto Hanger Marengo Ping Ber Whitecaps Indiana Conrad Brothers Harrison County Dubois County English Crawford County

Miles Returns 10 Capital in Haste

Kansas City dispatch reports Lt General Nelson A Miles passing through to Washington from Fort Riley amid talk of a court martial for alleged betrayal of official secrets. He hurried to Washington after a brief stay and did not depart Union Station during his visit.

Miles Kansas City Nelson A. Miles Ft. Riley Washington Roosevelt Journal White House Lieutenant Arnold Senator Culberson Culberson Beveridge Union Station

William Cotton Dies Former Lord Mayor of London

London obituary of Sir William James Richmond Cotton long serving Chaberlain since 1892 who died this morning. He served as Lord Mayor of London in 1876 and held prominent civic positions.

William Cotton London William James Richmond Cotton Chaberlain City of London

University pastime features snap shots in next issue

Students at the local university explore a fascinating pastime with illustrated snap shot photographs. The article appears in the next Sunday's Commercial Tribune, promising a vivid glimpse into student life.

Commercial Tribune

Gomez Refuses Pension Until All Cuban Soldiers Are Paid

Havana June 5 General Maximo Gomez publishes an open letter refusing the annual $6 000 pension before the Cuban House of Representatives He asks friends to defeat the resolution saying it would be unfair to accept money while other soldiers remain unpaid He notes a bill against the government for war services but will wait until Cuba can pay all her soldiers.

Havana Maximo Gomez House of Representatives Gomez Cuba

Massillon Meeting Discusses State Hospital Plans

Massillon Ohio June 5 A gathering of thirty State Insane Hospital officials and trustees of the Ohio Hospitals for the Insane convened at Massillon Hospital led by ex Governor Foster. R H Platt of Columbus member of the State Board of Charities urged a plan to abolish commennal employment and exchange of products among institutions.

Commercial Tribune Massillon Ohio Hospitals For Massillon Hospital Foster R. H. Platt Columbus State Board of Charities Platt

Pope Leo and Taft Confer on Philippine Affairs in Rome

In Rome on June 5, Pope Leo XIII met with Judge Taft Civil Governor of the Philippines and other American officials. Taft outlined church state relations and urged peaceful settlement under the U S Constitution. The Pope expressed pride in the American church and pledged conciliatory action and committee study of details.

Rome Taft Philippines Thomas O'Gorman Sioux Falls Smith Porter Judge Advocate’s Department Washington Vaticane Monsignor Bissou Papali Chantrellain Délyate Patt. Ponti Roosevelt Freetings Ponti O'Gorman Tudge Taft Cardinal Rampolla United States Vatican Philippine Islands Great Republic Pope Archbishop Ireland

Humbert Swindler Arrested in Tunis

Paris June 5 Louis D Aurignac brother of Mme Humbert linked to the Humbert Crawford lawsuit has been arrested at Tunis He managed the Humbert property near Zaghwan Tunis Massileon Ohio June 5 At the funeral of nine year old Cooper Chidster the blacksmith the minister could not stand on the anvils during the service as Cheidster had requested the anvil was placed prominently in the room

Paris Louis D'Aurignac Mme. Humbert Tunis Humbert Zaghwan Commercial Tribune Massileon Cooper Chidster Chidster

Floating islands sighted in Caribbean Sea by Norwegian crew

The Norwegian steamer Donald reports two floating islands about thirty miles from Wetlin's Island during a voyage from Banes. Monkeys pelting coconuts and parrots greeted the crew as they landed. Captain Warnecke linked the event to volcanic eruption activity in Martinique.

New York Donald Banes Warnecke Wetlin’s Island Caribbean Sea Anoth Martinique Mtire

Persian Shah Awards Diamond Emblem to Wilhelm

The Shah of Persia, visiting Berlin, honors Emperor William with a high Persian order. The insignia presented to the Emperor is set with diamonds valued at 22,000 marks.

Berlin Persia William

President Roosevelt Delights Family In White House Reception

The President greets Margaret Taylor and her parents after the child’s abduction story was told to him. Roosevelt emphasizes the newspaper eye on world events and notes the case as a fatherly concern while juggling a full agenda at the White House.

Commercial Tribune Washington United States Margaret Taylor Roosevelt Italy

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Bar Otto Carmichael Senator Hanna Senate of the North South America American Congress House Plairé Spooner Panama Canal Company Tammany Triumvirs Union of Conservatives Richard Croker England Jewell Loubet Chamber of Deputies M. de Largen Taye Otes'du Nord de Dion Largentaye Whitecap Band New Abany, Ind New Albany Ind Southern Diana Ruffans Mob Hanger Mrs. Hanger History of Whitecaps Gen. Wilson Elinor Wilson Wilson King Edward J. H. Wilson Katherine Wilson State Hospital Pope Leo Humbert Swindler Shah OF Persia EYE OF Great Newspaper President Roosevelt Taylor Case Margaret BY Otto Carmichael Taylor Connecticut Arthur Edward Amusermen Whle Jerry Taylors
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