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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1906

Page

7

Suater Version Denied in Columbus Dispatch

The Columbus dispatch reports a dispute over White House staff actions. Houck denies being excited and disputes Slater’s claim of ice water humiliation. Eylar counters that Houck promised Johnson would fail to secure the post. The clash centers on who pressed for Public Printer selection and the accuracy of the cited events.

Commercial Tribune Outlook Columbus Epecial Dispatch Roosevelt United States Washington Houck Mark Slater John A. Eylar Pike Slater Eylar J. W. Johnson Nec

Temporary injunction against 356 strikers in Indianapolis

Judge A B Anderson granted a temporary injunction restraining 356 striking machinists from picketing factories where there are strikes and from interfering with nonunion workers. A hearing on a permanent injunction was set for June 16. The Pope Motor Car Company filed the petition. affidavits cite alleged striker attacks. Members and officers of Lodge No 161 and all striking machinists are enjoined along with workers from seven machine companies.

Commercial Tribune Indianapolis A. B. Anderson Pope Motor Car Company Monumon Lodge No. 161 International Association of Machinists

Coburn declines seat in Senate. Benson poised to take

Foster D. Coburn refused the U S Senate appointment by Governor Hoch. Hoch then offered the vacancy to Judge A W Benson of Ottawa Franklin County, who has not yet replied. Benson is regarded as likely to accept. Coburn cites dislike of political activity and factional strife as reasons.

Commercial Tribune Topeka Kan Foster Dwight Coburn Hoch United States Joseph R. Burton A. W. Benson Ottawa Franklin County Benson Judge Benson Kansas

Professor Promised 10 WED Bride-To-Be Crash Suit

Dr Josiah Medbery a Columbus anatomy professor is sued for 15000 damages for breach of promise by Miss E Jones. He is to wed Miss Frances Lodwick of Columbus next Tuesday evening, with a shower planned by a friend drawing Miss Jones' attention to the engagement.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Josiah Medbery Ohio Medical University E. Jones Medberg Frances Lodwick Portsmouth Ohio Miss Jones Oe Lodwick

Longworths Leave New York for European Voyage

Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrive in Plymouth aboard the St Louis on a pleasure trip. They plan a fortnight in London then visits to Germany and perhaps France with no fixed itinerary and expect to sail back around August 4. They are in good health and made many friends aboard. They will rely on Ambassador Reid for minimal engagements and may attend Ascot week and events at Dorchester House and Wrest Park. A private London cable says they will travel to London in a royal saloon carriage, possibly the first private use of such a carriage.

Plymouth Nicholas Longworth American Line St. Louis Longworth Europe London Germany France Mrs. Longworth Dorchester House Edward Wrest Park Covent Garden Commercial Tribune Washington Longsworth

Dynamite Plant Blast Kills Eleven Near Pequea

Eleven men were killed and five injured when a dynamite plant exploded near Pequea along the Susquehanna River in Lancaster County. Victims were torn to pieces. two York County men had just left with dynamite and perished.

Commercial Tribune Lancaster Pequea Susquehanna River Benjamin Gebhardt Benj. Rineer George Rineer Fredrich Collins Parker Phelares Shiff William Funk John Boatman York County

Aikin Tax atones for lost graft and Ohio opinion

The Ohio Attorney General issues guidance on the Dow tax and local option laws. He explains when sales of beer are lawful for brewers in dry areas and outlines tax obligations for warehouses and deliveries, clarifying transfers at points of delivery and in residence districts amid dry statutes.

Auditor of State Ellis

Jones and Vilas Endorse Bryan for Democratic Nomination

Former Arkansas senator James K. Jones, longtime DNC chairman and ally of William J. Bryan, declares support for Bryan as the Democratic presidential nominee. He believes Bryan is the logical candidate and would likely win if nominated, though doubts Bryan wants another race. He adds Bryan would back a candidate sharing his principles if needed.

Commercial Tribune Washington James K. Jones Arkansas Democratic National Committee William J. Bryan Bryan Democracy Mr. Jones

Vilas Endorses Bryan for Democratic Nomination

Milwaukee June 9 Former U S Senator William F Vilas once in President Cleveland s cabinet endorses William J Bryan for the Democratic nomination at the next convention Vilas was a leading backer of the Palmer Buckner ticket in 1896

Commercial Tribune Milwaukee Wis United States William F. Vilas Cleveland William J. Bryan Vilas

Bryan entourage departs Karlsbad for Dresden

Wm. J. Bryan his wife and two children arrived at Karlsbad and left for Dresden. Plans are unclear though he likely will travel to St. Petersburg via Berlin.

Karlsbad Wm. J. Bryan Dresden

Southern Woman Dies After YWCA Speech in Asheville

Mrs George H Atkinson of Monroe North Carolina died of heart failure after delivering an opening address to delegates at the YWCA conference in Asheville. She was 27, wife of Rev George H Atkinson, pastor of Monroe Presbyterian Church.

Commercial Tribune Asheville N. C George H. Atkinson Monroe Carolinas Monroe Presbyterian Church

Blackburn Made Chairman Of Democratic Conference

In Washington on June 9 Senator Blackburn of Kentucky was elected Chairman of the Democratic conference, succeeding Senator Gorman after today’s meeting of Democratic Senators.

Commercial Tribune Washington Blackburn Kentucky Gorman

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