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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
4
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A reflective sermon-like passage extols patience over impatience, contrasting outcomes. It argues impatience stems from pride, harms health and judgment, and blinds effort, while patience yields progress, health, and harmony with others and God. It cites biblical verses to ground the moral.
A Minnesota Republican leader asks Covington Kentucky politicians if a Roosevelt Van Sant ticket on an antimerger platform would win in Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia. Kentucky Republicans delay reply. the party plans a broad platform including a strong trusts fight and regulation of prices. The piece notes Governors Van Sant and the broader national stakes at the upcoming convention. It also discusses a separate Ohio revenue decision, delaying public release until June 10.
An Ohio State Journal note praises Covington as a comfortable town with whiskey described as very best. The remark prompts a playful retort from an older man questioning the claim.
The State Board of Pardons reviewed the case after the child was located and unanimously recommended that the conviction stand. They found the crime deliberate and malicious and saw no mitigating factors. Governor Nash is urged to uphold the judgment despite outside appeals. The case centers on the recovery of a kidnapped child and the alleged complicity of the accused.
The remark notes that absence of Bryan in the Indiana platform does not guarantee he will stay quiet. It suggests he may respond publicly despite the platform's lack of mention.
The Kansas Supreme Court, after analysis, defines whisky in the case The State against Hickok as a public sentiment issue likened to leprosy and smallpox, while noting whisky in the jug escapes the abstract definition. The ruling allows importation, preventing total prohibition as restraint of interstate commerce, prompting public curiosity about true whisky.
The Ohio State Journal leans that the French Senate is a boxing institute and a bowling success. It also notes that patriotism favors the view that the French Senate isn’t matched by another mentioned entity in the same class.
George Blewitt a Georgetown University Law School graduate signed with the New York National League baseball team. Editors should note how he used his law degree following his college career and signing.
The Philadelphia Inquirer hypes Quay as a near certainty, claiming the mark of Quay looms strong while observers doubt rising chatter. The piece frames Quay as a likely winner in a tense stretch drive.
A Baltimore horse yesterday struck an automobile, ending its racing career. Authorities consider euthanizing the animal amid claims of viciousness, prompting strong public concern over animal welfare and veterinary decisions.
A statement suggests President Palma’s choice for Cuba’s leading position may reflect a personal balance of kinship and family ties. Commentators question whether the appointment serves as a diplomatic gesture to the president’s mother in law.
If Sir Thomas had returned the cup to England the uproar among shareholders could have been avoided. The remark links a historic object to financial outrage and regional tensions.
Dom Paul argues against raising the issue of British sovereignty and cautions that it would be unwise to pursue such questions. The remark frames sovereignty as not suitable for discussion in the current context.
A writer muses on the value of short rests over long escapes. He favours nature and books over crowds, recalls Eden Park afternoons, and shares verses by Frank L. Stanton. He argues moderation keeps life long and content, and prefers a quiet, simple routine to luxury.
A collection of short comic pieces and anecdotes. Little Willie swims and crams a joke on misperception. Chats about marriage, stock ventures, music ears, and a bridge whist quip link the humorous sketches with a light, playful tone.
Dialogue shows a first actor noting a long season on the road and a second actor recounting a long journey from San Francisco to report steady work.
A lone horse thief laments his fate as lynchers circle him, wondering about the last tie to life and the strange ties that bind him to earth. The fragment captures a grim soliloquy amid a mob scene.
A humorous Yale record excerpt jokes about the tide as a heavy sport, noting it returns each night with a long green roll. The quip reflects campus wit and playful banter in the period setting.
A Washington Star quote shows Senator Sorghum responding to concerns about being seen as a political boss. He asserts he remains a political influencer and dismisses the idea that he has ceased to wield power.
A plain verse with no crest or perfume speaks of simple words and homely style. It emits love and hope and steadies the speaker, warming the heart and renewing life with lasting charm.
The A O U W will hold an outing next Saturday at the Zoo with prizes for sellers of the most tickets. Committee members include Fred Chonau Jr Richard C shcraft Georges Wolff Plewicz and Staud.
Grand Worthy President Del Carr Smith of Cincinnati wins another term as head of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Minneapolis meeting. John F. Lellettier becomes Grand Worthy Vice President, succeeding J B Schwatka. A E Partridge and Ed L Head also retain offices. Milwaukee rumored as 1903 meeting site. Judge Corrigan presides and introduces speakers.
An elderly man known as Charles Hill died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles after saying he had no relatives. A public administrator found $142000 in cash inside a Union Bank of Savings private box, plus $2000 in his clothing, with no known heirs or background.
In Canton Ohio on June 7 two wreaths were laid on President McKinley’s casket by his widow. One from the Lincoln and McKinley Club in Chicago, a roses and filigree wreath, the other carnations from President Conklin of the club. The senders asked the wreaths be taken to the resting place of Lincoln in Springfield at the same moment. Mrs McKinley observed the Illinois group’s wish during her regular tomb visit.
London dispatch notes a formal government inquiry finding British Army officers weak in military knowledge and education. The 48 page report condemns Woolwich and Sandhurst training, urges merit based promotions and colonials commissions, and warns of stagnation without strong incentive for excellence.
In Hamilton Ohio on June 7 a case of Mrs Lillian Walker against Wm Shera and others and Oxford College shows Morey Andrews Morey representing opposite sides in Common Pleas and in the U S Court at Cincinnati. The answer to one suit was filed today as forecast.
Jealousy led Mrs. Frank McCann to fire at her husband inside their home in Marietta Ohio. The bullet penetrated the door and struck Maud Smith and Blanch O Lynn in the face. both are expected to recover. The McCanns are wealthy oil people and a mob gathered around the house afterward.
Columbus June 7 Dr L F Cain Noble County Representative and author of the law increasing penitentiary officers and guards salaries was honored today as recipients of Shook awards presented at a daytime event.
Collier's Weekly notes the Flatiron Building at Broadway and Fifth Avenue as a 20 story sky blade with a granite shell. Its slender form draws daily crowds while builders claim its two slanting sides provide stability against any Manhattan wind.
NEW YORK June 7. The following Cincinnatians are registered at different hotels here F T Lyman R Krippendorf E F Bardon Mr and Mrs W Ross B F Kilgan H Lehner H Limbeck J H Metzdorf S W Seaman.
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