24 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports Hanna and Burton reaching a settlement on campaign roles with limited formal processes. Jones, Arkansas senator, named for Isthmian Canal Commission position paying around 7500 dollars annually, while Roosevelt backs statehood for three new states.
In Zanesville Ohio on June 2 Mayor James L. Holden and Police Chief E J Tracey fought in the police court over withdrawing an affidavit against a drunkenness arrest. The mayor was knocked senseless and both men suffered facial cuts. The incident spurs contempt charges and possible impeachment.
Despatch reports Fred Warner one of five heirs to a $100000 estate located in South Bend Ind. He has joined his sister Mrs Mary Park in Kalama z00 Mich. After years wandering mending umbrellas Warner was thought dead by his sister.
The Senate Philippine Committee will resume hearings on Thursday with Admiral Dewey slated to testify at the committee's request.
Lord Kitchener and General French sailed for Maglant today aboard the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Orotova leaving from Cape Town.
Mark Welborn a sixteen year old boy pleads guilty in Hamilton Ohio mayor court to burning Fordham and Franklin mills of Sterling Paper Co and is held for October grand jury bail set at 6000. Deputy State Fire Marshal Ambrose links him to other fires in the First Ward calling the case notable though not insane. may reflect pyromania.
The funeral of King Albert of Saxony on June 19 in Dresden drew a grand royal procession and a black draped Catholic church. Emperors William and Francis Joseph attended with other dignitaries while a cannon volley marked the interment after Brendler delivered the oration.
Lincoln Neb June 23 Bryan condemns Cleveland’s 1892 nomination as bought by Wall Street. He accuses party leaders of abandoning Democratic principles for money and urges return to Jeffersonian ideals. He says harmony is impossible with Cleveland and vows to publish his opponent’s speech.
Frank A Jennison, Wall Street broker, Mrs Jennison and their four year old daughter Alice are at the center of a sensational custody dispute. Mrs Jennison holds the child in a New York hotel under detective guard, while Jennison’s whereabouts are unknown and authorities fear he may attempt another seizure.
William Bement Lent of New York author of Halcyon Days died at his summer home in Norfolk Connecticut today at age 60. The writer, known for his works, passed away in the coastal town after a long career. He was 60 years old.
Major Estes G. Rathbone, ex Director General of Cuban Post Offices, freed under amnesty, arrived aboard the Ward liner Niagara. He denounces Governor General Leonard Wood, claims a court was influenced, seeks vindication from Congress, and plans a Washington visit for a full inquiry.
A man named Johnson from Sioux Falls South Dakota draws oil and mineral basins by pains in his stomach while walking over fields in Barboursville Kentucky during a June oil boom. Observers gauge deposit depth from facial expressions and describe his near death experiences during treks along Richland Creek.
Secretary Root reports Taft Rome talks advancing steadily over friars land issues. Cable updates show daily exchanges since initial proposal, with Cardinal committee proposal and Governor Taft’s replies guiding framing of counsels. War Department notes some differences but progress continues toward a settlement.
Special cable describing arrivals for the coronation, noting Prince Henry of Prussia and other royals at Victoria Station. The Marquis criticizes London's decorations as crude compared to Paris carnival style and observes many visibly intoxicated people in the Strand, contrasting French and English manners.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted seventy royal guests at Buckingham Palace in a grand dinner and reception attended by monarchs from around the world including the Czarevitch of Russia. Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain received colonial premiers in London, while a private coronation rehearsal occurred at Westminster Abbey with key officials drilled for duties.
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