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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
1
Speaker Cannon met with allies to back his renomination and strengthen party unity. Charles Gates Dawes urged for treasurer while a Taft-led Louisiana compromise reshapes delegations. Protests rise against Dolliver for VP as national leaders weigh state dynamics.
A speeding Ford runabout struck a rear of an Avondale car on Reading road near Fern street. Henry Morgenthaler Jr and John Roach were injured but not seriously. both were taken to Jewish Hospital. Chief Millikin aided the injured and Morgenthaler Sr. took his son home.
Six men struck at Company K troops on Charles White farm near Maddox seven miles north of Manchester Ohio. Troops fired a volley. no raids hit. Colonel Knox claims to know the raiders’ identities and expects arrests soon. Disorder has troubled Maddox area as mounted pursuit is difficult.
The Shah exiled Alah Eldowleh his son in law Azed El Molk and Bushire Jelal Eldawieh leaders in the movement against dismissed courtiers. One hundred fifty soldiers escorted them to Mazerdean while telegrams to the interior are censored. Indignation grows as the assembly may face a coming clash between throne and nation.
A mad dog ran through Madisonville yesterday around noon biting two people, including 70 year old Civil War veteran G. W. Lupton, and injuring Bessie Ashton 6. The dog killed several animals before being shot, and Lupton was treated by Dr. Metz after cauterization. The animal had recently come from Riverside with its owner.
War Secretary Taft contest decisions mark progress toward the Republican convention. Taft delegates uncertainly split between lily whites and black and tans in Louisiana with a tentative vote for War Secretary Taft. Louisiana reorganized under a three member committee with Pearl Wight named to the national committee.
George J. Gould declared that his sister Anna, formerly Countess Boni de Castellane, will wed Prince Hel i de Sagan. He announced aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie and said he will meet Mme. Gould abroad, praising the match and hoping to attend the wedding.
Oliver H. P. Belmont, hospitalized for over a week, remained in extremely critical condition as of June 9. He had shown a slight improvement overnight, but a severe sinking spell occurred early today, leaving his prospects uncertain.
Bracken County Grand Jury at Brooksville refused indictments against John Meier Ben McCracken Paul Gerhart Joe Schacher Frank High and James W De Vaughn alleged members of a masked band that attacked Lewis Kinney and his wife in early May Kinney testified he recognized them by voices clothing and size while his wife saw a mask The jury adjourned until Monday to allow Sheriff to summon seventy witnesses named by General Williams said to know more about the night riders actions in Bracken County Information was refused from Henry Gross who said masked riders warned him not to identify them and that he had taken the first degree and would not seek the second.
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