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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
5
E B Barron leads Barron Boyle. guests include John B Carliss of Detroit M McCaul Watson of Glasgow F M Whittaker of Richmond Edward Sendelbach Terre Haute P McCarty B&O S W. Andersons of Washington attend Larz Anderson funeral. other executives from Bar Harbor Indianapolis Dayton and London discuss machinery demand and travel plans via rail routes to Victoria and South America.
Jessie Morrison found guilty of murder in the second degree for the slaying of Mrs. Olin Castle in June 1900. The trial lasted twelve hours with appeals expected. Morrison previously faced manslaughter verdicts and a brief prison term amid a fatal razor fight between Morrison and Clara Wiley Castle.
A short note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and finish their estimate, encouraging action to get the subscription finalized.
Alexandria reporters describe a tax collection incident where city officials including the Mayor, Treasurer, City Attorney, Marshal, five of six Councilmen and three policemen were mistakenly targeted. A private citizen faced a $3 claim while the officials’ total alleged debt reached $185, prompting abandonment of the levy after public exposure.
Omaha June 28 Union Pacific machinists reject a new agreement for a second time. The machinists committee says it will order a strike by Monday across the line.
The Missouri Supreme Court en banc sustains Crow's motion to strike most returns in the packers ouster case. It overrules on the price fixing combine issue and appoints I H Kinley to take testimony at the October term. Haggerman for packers contends federal questions remain. Chief Justice Burgess and Justice Marshall dissent on the overruling of a factual point.
The store announces another week of discounts on washable fabrics and linens. Items include 33 pieces of Fancy Cotton Printed Challies at 5c, 34 Fancy Colored Prints at 4c, 20 Comfort Prints at 6c, 12c Fine Ginghams, and table linens and gauze vests priced to clear.
War Department indicates final action on General J. H. Smith case will occur by end of next week. Judge Advocate General Davis has reviewed the court martial and papers are with Secretary Root who is busy with other matters. Reports claim a guilty finding for violating rules of war and a reprimand from President Roosevelt, though official details remain confidential.
The millinery department announces a grand closing sale. All trimmed hats offered at very low prices with bold bargain messaging and a call to see the assortments.
Summer dress materials offered at low prices include Fine Fancy Challies and French Challies at 50c to 49c per yard, Navy Mohair at 50c, Mistral or Crepe Suiting Cadet Navy Garnet in 60c range, and Black All-Wool Granite Cloth and Black Pure Mohair around 60c and 65c. Stock highlights include cool, unlined skirt fabrics and stylish, light-weight options.
Silk items offered at reduced rates include 39 and 60 cent bargains on foulard silks, black India silk suited for waists, skirts or dresses, and black taffeta silk 27 inches wide. Odds and ends in foulards sold at about one fourth their regular values, 2 to 10 yard lengths.
Upholstery department offers curtain net 30 inches wide with border at 35 to 50 cents, drapery silks 32 inches priced at 50 cents, bamboo porch awnings at 85 cents, and odd lot lace curtains and portieres at half price. Full line cotton printed and wool bunting flags in all sizes at special low prices.
Alexandria Indiana June 28 Trades Council discusses the business men's union organized at Marion Indiana which denounces boycotts in strong terms an appeal by the same men to the C U Telephone Company will form the text of a labor address to be issued by trades councils of the gas belt with Alexandria as a stronghold
The notice states 1.49 chances to win a prize in a $34,000 Estimating Contest. If you and nine friends each contribute an estimate you gain ten chances on every prize drawing, totaling 14,900 opportunities to win a share of the prize pool.
Caldwell's importing Lace House offers a handsome Real Irish Point Curtains pattern. Each 34 yards long and 50 inches wide on heavy Cable Net, priced at 3.05 per pair, a fraction of over 7.00 elsewhere. 32 West Fourth St.
The President today sent nominations to the Senate for postmasters including West Gepenkile B. Blue in Grafton Carrie Newton in Kenton Elie B. Lick in Bedford Charles T. Lacow in Bryan Edmund L. Vale in Columbus Grove Cheries J. Tepace in Deshler Alonzo Jones in Greenville Henry S. Enck in Ma gert F. 3 Robert Vv. Ei in Wilbert C. Davis in Canal Hy Finhart Harry W. Hawkins in Sycamore and other offices.
Special Despatch reports bidders opened this afternoon by the county for the sale of a 32700 issue for Sycamore Townships. Each bid offered 1 in the case, with the total sales amounting to 269.87.
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