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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1898

Page

8

War Revenue Bill Bailey an Objector

Bailey opposed the war revenue bill arguing the treasury did not face a dire need. He asserted no urgent fiscal emergency justified the measure and questioned the necessity of new wartime taxes.

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Deficiency Bill Moves Through House amid War Revenue Debate

Washington June 6 The House focused on the war revenue bill from the Senate as leaders aimed to adopt a general nonconcurrence resolution and send the bill to conference. Democrats pressed to vote separately on Senate amendments including seigniorage while arguing Treasury needs and fiscal limits. The chamber also approved a deficient war bill totaling 17.745 million for war and navy needs and adjourned after brief action on election and census items.

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Washington House Senate Lacey Rep Dalzell Committee On Rules Dingley Treasury Bartlett Bailey Dem Tex Swanson McMillin Tenn Yeas Messrs Payne N. Y Patent Office Joseph Gazin Armand Romain Adolph Meyer Louisiana Mr. Olmstead K. Sherman Spain Senate Committee On Finance
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Officers and families spotted in Washington on assignment

General Graham at Falls Church Va for duty assignment. W E Hutton of Cincinnati returns to the city on business with the Quartermaster General's office. Colonel and Mrs Thomas F Shay and their daughter visit Washington for sightseeing.

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Eral Graham Falls Church W. E. Hutton Cincinnati Quartermaster General's Office Thos. F. Shay Washington
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New Quartermaster Bill Aims to Reorganize Army Supplies

Washington June 6 Secretary Alger sent a bill to Congress to reorganize the Quartermaster General's office. The measure creates eight divisions, adds twenty five captains as extra quartermasters, assigns senior ranks, and authorizes four special inspectors to oversee depots as the army expands its force and supply needs.

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Washington Alger Congress Quartermaster General's Office War Department Quartermaster’s Department
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Senate measures block Hawaii annexation debate

Senators opposing annexation say they have enough pledges to adjourn the Senate avoiding consideration of the Hawaii resolution. Seven Republican Senators are named in the pledged group. House action remains unsettled with Hitt and annexation advocates confident a House vote may come this week, possibly Wednesday.

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Washington Hawaii Senate House Hitt Foreign Affairs Committee Committee On Rules Committee On Foreign Relations
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Senate Conferees Disagree on Sundry Civil Amendments

Washington June 6 The Conference Committee report on the sundry civil appropriation bill shows disagreement on key Senate amendments while the House conferees concur in most others. Amendments agreed to include Dry Tortugas pier and wharf improvements and a light and fog signal at Toledo harbor.

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Washington Conference Committee Senate House
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Miss Pau line Helm Hardin Takes Kentucky State Librarian Post

Miss Pau line Helm Hardin of Covington assumed duties as Kentucky State Librarian today in Frankfort. She succeeds Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell who will stay on until Hardin masters the office routines. Mr F Kavannaugh becomes Assistant Librarian succeeding C B Willis.

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Commercial Tribune Washington Kentucky Deboe John H. Wilson Pugh J. B. Wilhoit Carmel County Wilhoit Internal Revenue Thomas Wilson Attorney General Griggs Richards Senator Deboe Frankfort Pauline Helm Hardin Covington Emma Guy Cromwell
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Georgia Democrats set slate in statewide primary

The Georgia Democratic primary resulted in the ticket: Governor Allen D. Candler Secretary of State Philip Cook Comptroller General William A. Wright Commissioner of Agriculture O. B. Stevens State School Commissioner G. R. Glenn Attorney General J. M. Terrell Prison Commissioner J. S. Turner State Treasurer William J. Speer. The eleven House members were re nominated.

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Atlanta Georgia Allen D. Candler Philip Cook William A. Wright O. B. Stevens G. R. Glenn J. M. Terrell
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association cancels summer outing

Special Dispatch reports Spencer Indiana June 6 that the Indiana Republican Editorial Association Executive Committee has decided to abandon the usual summer outing, believing members will prefer no purely pleasure meeting during wartime.

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Commercial Tribune Spencer Ind Indiana Republican Editorial Association
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Rheumatism Remedy Advertised by Elmer & Amend

Prescription No. 2 851 offered at the southeast corner of Eighth and Race streets by Elmer and Amend and A Fennel and Son. The ad urges the remedy for rheumatism and invites readers to try a tile.

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Elmer & Amend A. Fennel & Son Race Streets
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Crown Point Destroyed by Fire in Gallia County

The village of Crown Point Ohio twenty miles below Gallipolis suffered near total ruin from a blaze that started in a defective flue in a tenement. Residents formed a bucket brigade to battle the flames but many were exhausted. Several large tobacco barns many houses and two hotels burned before control was achieved.

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Gallipolis Crown Point
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Earthquake Strikes Northern Kentucky Spreading Panic

A severe quake hit Northern Kentucky between 2 and 3 a.m. with tremors felt in Paris Maysville Millersburg Cynthiana and Owingsville where meteors were reported. People were thrown from beds panic spread for up to two minutes.

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Louisville Kentucky Paris Maysville Millersburg Cynthiana Owingsville
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Boy Aged Six Accidentally Kills Sister in Lincoln City

Lincoln City report says six year old Claud Main, son of Joe Main, shot and instantly killed his sister Beatrice, three, with a two caliber target gun. The boy did not know the gun was loaded.

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Commercial Tribune Lincoln City Ind Claud Main Joe Main Beatrice
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Hay complains of spies and diplomatic protest in London

The United States Ambassador Colonel John Hay told the Foreign Office that Spanish officials used Canada as a base of operations and protested Britain's neutrality. He also drew attention to Britain exporting war munitions to Spain.

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London United States John Hay Foreign Office Canada Great Britain Hay Spain
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Spanish Spies Arrested In Montreal Custody

Magistrate LaFontaine discharged Detective Kellert from custody on a charge of stealing a letter from Lieutenant Carranza. Kellert seeks 25000 against DuBose and Carranza for false arrests. Acapias will be asked to prevent them leaving the country and seize Bank of Montreal funds and personal property to cover costs. Carranza and DuBose were arrested at 4:45 at the Spanish Consul General's house.

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Montreal Quebec LaFontaine Kellert Carranza Senors DuBose Bank of Montreal
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British May Act On Expulsion If Carranza Letter Is Proved True

Washington reports Lt Carranza and Senor Du Bosc are in Montreal using Spain as a base for anti US action. British authorities would expel a foreigner if the Carranza letter translation is confirmed, but will wait for verified translation. The original letter reportedly lies with the Treasury Secret Service, not the State Department.

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Washington Carranza Senor du Bosc Montreal Canada United States State Department Secret Service Branch The Treasury
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Riots in Belfast as Nationalist march attacked

A Nationalist demonstration in Belfast celebrating the 1798 uprising sparked fierce clashes with Orangemen. Police and troops faced stone-throwing crowds, multiple injuries including several constables with fractured skulls, and numerous arrests. The unrest continued late into the night with officers and civilians injured and Shank Hill under military occupation.

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Belfast Ireland Shank Hill Road Hannanstown Brow Square Orangemen Shank Hill Geary
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B and O S W Ticket Sale From Cincinnati

SAYLOR SPRINGS ILL June 1 to October 1 1898 the B and O S W will sell Cincinnati round trip tickets for eight dollars each.

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Saylor Springs, Ill Cincinnati
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Fechheimer Will Quarrel Tangles Two Firms Over Surety

In a probate matter the Shillito Company and Henderson-Achert Company clash over a surety issue tied to the will of Mr Fechheimer. The dispute centers on liability and the securing of funds, with a legal decision pending.

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Verdict on Cratch Case and Drach Explosion Notes

Circuit Court briefs detail Judge Dempsey's ruling on the Grussel versus Pell case with a motion to strike Poll’s answer and a demurrer. The Drach explosion case against the estate proceeds with Judge Jelke charging the jury. jurors returned for the defense and new trials are sought for Standard Oil and Devere Electric verdicts.

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Grussel Pell Dempsey Kansas Hamilton Drach Jelke Standard Oil Devere Electric Companies
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Henderson Achert Lithograph v Shillitos Trial Drama

Judge Jackson hears the case of Henderson Achert Lithograph Company against John Shillito Company over a $2900 surety claim tied to a department superintendent. The dispute centers on attachments and replevin involving Belford Clark and Department Supply of Chicago. The defense argues no valid guaranty was given and that any such act lacked authority. a jury trial proceeds while a motion to take the case from the jury awaits ruling.

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Jackson Henderson- Achert Lithograph Company John Shillito Company Henderson- Achert Company Belford-Clark Company Department Supply Company Chicago Belford George B. Fox Fox
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Partition suit over Pauline Grossius estate heirs dispute

Victor H. Grossius sues John Grossius and Pauline Grossius heirs to partition the estate claiming the personal property suffices to cover all debts. Martha Jane Farrell seeks divorce from John F. Farrell and restoration to her maiden name Fultz for extreme cruelty. Henry W. Kouitz files for divorce from Angelina Kouitz on grounds of infidelity. Albert M. Price sues Cincinnati Street Railway for 2000 dollars claiming a car employee struck him after fare payment. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland interpleads against Martin J. Byrnes and Louis Drach for 1500 dollars, asserting each claims sole entitlement to the fund.

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Victor H. Grossius John Grossius Pauline Grossius Martha Jane Farrell John F. Farrell Fultz Henry W. Kouitz Angelina Albert M. Price Cincinnati Street Railway Company Ninth and Central Avenue Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland Martin J. Byrnes Louis Drach
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Will of May Fechheimer Probate Appoints Carrie Fechheimer Executrix

The will of May Fechheimer was admitted to probate yesterday and Carrie Fechheimer, the widow, was appointed executrix. The real estate and personal property are valued at $15,000 each. The will names Carrie Fechheimer sole executrix with no bond or inventory required and leaves all property to her in fee simple. Dated January 15, 1892, witnesses are John M. Fitzgerald and Jonas B. Frenkel.

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May Fechheimer Carrie Fechheimer John M. Fitzgerald Jonas B. Frenkel
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Circuit Court arguments and Blair Brick ruling in same day session

Yesterday in the Circuit Court Judges Cherrington Russell and Sibley heard the cases Shearer versus Weber Deglow's executor versus Kruse and Stichtenoth versus Atlas National Bank. A decree was entered in Blair Brick Company versus Gustav Walz finding no equity for the plaintiff but granting defendants a pro rata share of the fund brought into court by Schuester McCammon and Co if law compliance is met.

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Shearer Weber Deglow Kruse Stichtenoth Atlas National Bank Cherrington Russell Sibley Smith, Swing and Cox Blair Brick Company Gustav Walz Prorata Schuester, McCammon & Co
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Windisch Case Jury Finds No Wife for George Windisch

Judge Davis directed a jury to decide if Della Windisch was George Windischs wife and if the probated paper was his last will. The jury ruled Della was not his wife or widow, and that the probated instrument was indeed his will, though the compromise terms remain undisclosed.

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Della Windisch Alma Windisch Davis George Windisch
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Amended Petition in Shaw and Armstrong Case

George A Shaw and Lillie M Armstrong filed an amended petition against West Virginia Interstate Loan and Trust Company alleging the defendant sells paid up certificates and allotting bonds to its stockholders.

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George A. Shaw Lillie M. Armstrong West Virginia Interstate Loan and Trust Company
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Plaintiffs Seek Receiver and Dissolution of Company

Plaintiffs charge the defendant company runs a scheme of chance and an illusion designed to defraud stockholders. They allege secret allotments and insolvency and request appointment of a receiver, dissolution of the company, and all proper relief.

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Lawsuit Over Leasehold Sale in Cincinnati Seeks Receiver

C. L. Howard and others sue Col lier-Budd Coal Company W B Stevens and T B Collier for 32000 for a sale of leasehold property in Cincinnati and for appointment of a receiver Nathan R Park named as receiver bond of 5000 with Thomas Gibson and Richard Park as sureties approved and qualified as receiver.

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C. L. Howard Collier-Budd Coal Company W. B. Stevens T. B. Collier Cincinnati Nathan R. Park Thomas Gibson Richard Park
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Juries drawn in July term and various court actions noted

Grand and petit juries for the July term were drawn in Judge Smiths court yesterday. Several cases progress include alimony in Wilhelms divorce, Pettibone Trustee report exceptions before Judge McNeill, and a $11 000 real estate sale authorized in Insolvency Court. The Court of Common Pleas affirmed Rule 21 on partition, Senora Tecla Vigna declared intent to naturalize, and financials show Gobrecht McDonald balance of 4300 20. Bauer v Village of College Hill: verdict for defendant, 950 costs. In Covington, Mitchell Tranter & Co among filings in Cincinnati Roofing Co v Walton Iron Co for 101 80. Judge Avery estate appraised 6355 92 with 5700 in Cincinnati Street Railway stock.

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Pettibone McNeill Julius Perrin John M. Ferris Court of Common Pleas Senora Tecla Vigna Italy United States E. W. Gobrecht Alfred McDonald Henrietta Bauer College Hill Davis Judgeon Mitchell, Tranter & Co Covington Cincinnati Roofing Company Walton Iron Company
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Koontz and others court notices in common pleas and superior court

List of cases in common pleas and superior court with filings for divorce partition damages rent and liens. Names include Henry W Koontz Angelia Koontz Martha J Farrell Victor H Grossius Albert Moorhead Mary Hering Cincinnati Street Railway Company Fidelity and Deposit Co George Hoazlin and Harry E McNeely among others with case numbers 113922 to 113929 and 43511 to 49513.

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Henry W. Koontz Angelia Koontz James J. Smiley Francis B. James Albert EB. Moorhead Jones & James Martha J. Farrell John Farrell Eda B. Hunt John Grossius Smith & Kuhn Mary Hering Jos. Scheffel Squire Kushman Albert M. Price Cincinnati Street Railway Company O'Neal & O'Neal Fidelity and Deposit Company Martin J. Byrnes Ed Whitacre George Hoazlin Brandon & Burr Superior Court Harry E. McNeely City of Cincinnati Marsh & Ritchie Albert G. Clark Charles S. Howard The Collier-Budd Company Et Et al Co. W. Richards
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Lynching of Two Brothers After Mississippi River Excursion

In Clarksville Missouri on June 6 two Black brothers Curtis and Sam Young from Hannibal were lynched by a mob after a steamboat disturbance on the Mississippi excursion boat Ottumwa Belle. Marshal Walter Melean was killed during the incident and the suspects were initially jailed before a midnight mob released them and hanged them from walnut trees north of town.

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Commercial Tribune Clarksville Walter Melean Quincy Hannibal Melean Curtis Young Sam Meloan Curtis Sam Young Robert Taylor Calaboose Young Brothers
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Be Sure You Get Hood's Sarsaparilla Not Substitutes

A consumer urges readers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla over cheaper alternatives, emphasizing quality and efficacy in a health tonic recommendation. The note frames Hood's as the trusted, tested option for renewed vigor and well being.

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Hood
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River Boats Leave Today Advertisements

Sea advertisements list departures from Virginia Pomeroy Lizzie Bay Courier Dick Brown Louisville Boston Leave as Advertised Workum with Nisbet June dates Kansas June 8 5 pm and June 11 5 pm signaling boat schedules and times.

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Virginia Pomeroy Lizzie Bay Courier Dick Brown Louisville Bostona Workum Nisbet Kansas
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River stages and packet activity report yesterday

The river stood at 12.6 feet at 6 am, 12.3 at noon, and 12 feet at 6 pm in clear warm weather. The Gate City repaired a broken supply pipe at the wharf Sunday night. Several packets including the George W. Moredock, Hattie Brown, Dick Brown, Tacoma, and City of Louisville operated between Louisville, Maysville, Vevay, Pomeroy, and New Richmond with arrivals, departures, and general overhauls noted.

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Gate City George W. Moredock Louisville Race Street Dick Brown Vevay Hattie Brown Warsaw Madison Covington Pend F. Golden Stanley Kanawha River Pomeroy Courier Maysville Tacoma New Richmond Chile Workum Kansas New Orleans Cummins Pittsburg
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River traffic and river gauges update across cities

Evansville reports a river level of 12.2 feet and falling as lake conditions ease and dispatches progress. St Louis shows 21.5 feet with warm, clear weather, while Memphis notes 21.6 feet and a 1.4 foot drop. New Orleans records light levee business with cotton bales and grain arrivals despite a threatening forecast. Captain R E Herbert returns City of Brunswick amid illness in Bayou Lafourche.

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Commercial Tribune Oil City Warren Pittsburg Joseph Gould Pacific No Frank Burger Caskey Boat Store Company Burger Wilmot Ohio River John Moren Safe Harbor C. G. Coyle New Orleans Keystone State Ben Hur Davis Island Evansville Frisbie Cairo Margaret Lower W. W. O’neal Louisville Hill City St. Louis Tennessee River Rowena Lee Memphis Fred Hartweg Spread Eagle Grafton Grey Eagle Commerce Belle of W. F. Nisbet Cincinnati H. M. Hoxie Buckeye R. E. Herbert Brunswick Bayou Lafourche
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