28 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
1
Former Island Postal Service director defends course amid fraud allegations as Rathbone aids possible reconsideration. No spite in drive for clearing name and pursuing aid.
Indiana Democrat Thomas Taggart signals Hill as standard bearer in 1900 campaign. He cites 1884 tariff emphasis and says Cleveland will back Hill or any nominee on a Hill style platform. Eastern Democrats align to win New York. Daniel Lamont may be governor option.
In Maysville Kentucky two young men named Drs George N Wyman and A J McGinply opened a low cost dental office six weeks ago and then vanished leaving unpaid bills. They reportedly had brass fillings that fell out and bought chairs and tools from Cincinnati dealer 8 A Crocker who holds a mortgage on them. The men, said to be graduates of a Cincinnati or Louisville college, are being sought.
Democratic members of the House caucused and adopted a resolution denouncing the Republican majority for blocking reciprocity with Cuba. They claim the Sugar Trust protected by Republicans kept relief from Cuba while striking a blow to consumers. They call for antitrust reform and duty reductions on US made goods and oppose adjournment until these measures pass.
The Ohio Supreme Court sustains the Longworth omnibus bond act and adjourns. King Chaos looms as Columbus charter actions test municipal power and city governance. Governor Nash weighs an extra session amid health concerns and political strains.
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the Longworth omnibus bond law as constitutional with five justices ruling in the case of George Guckenberger v Edwin Henderson. The act authorizes municipal bond issuance for twenty seven public works topics by two thirds vote and includes park and resurfacing bond provisions.
Princess of Wales and four children visit. Doctors report His Majesty improves markedly with peritonitis risk now nearly gone. London notes crowd departure from coronation events as provincial hoboes face disappointment.
A Chicago based Republican National League delegation met with President Roosevelt to finalize campaign plans and likely location for the next convention. St Louis is the probable site in October with Philadelphia offering strong competition. The convention would include a large contingent of Republican state governors.
In April last the disaster left an entire city wiped off the earth. First photographs to be published tomorrow in the Commercial Tribune.
Cabinet meets in Washington approves amnesty for political offenders in the Philippines tied to the civil government plan. Aguinaldo and Guam prisoners eligible for release while nonpolitical prisoners remain jailed. Proclamation also notes peace and transition from military to civil authority with Mindanao disturbances noted. Cabinet discusses friar lands sale and naval vessel naming. meeting held outside the White House for the first time in 88 years.
Lisbon reports Portuguese troops defeated rebels in the Upper Zambesi region of Portuguese East Africa. The captured chiefs were severely harmed, their heads salted, and sent to the colonial capital.
Bellefontaine Ohio reports George Seigle, a reservoir fishmonger, cut his hand on a catfish fin a week ago. Blood poisoning followed, necessitating amputation of his arm. his condition is now critical.
London dispatch reports King Edward's condition "satisfactory" with substantial improvement. Crowds cheered at Buckingham Palace as doctors voiced hopeful prognosis and preparations for convalescence aboard the royal yacht were discussed.
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