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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1905

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Panama Commission reply to Dr Reed over Isthmus affairs

The Panama Canal Commission filed with the Secretary of War a detailed reply to Dr C A L Reed of Cincinnati who accused the commission of mismanaging Isthmus affairs. It refutes Reed on Health Department organization X ray equipment and medical salaries and asserts care in modifying medical plans. The reply contends Reed's claims are false and notes ongoing discussion on the medical service.

Commercial Tribune Washington Panama Canal Commission Secretary of War Panama C. A. L. Reed Cincinnati Reed Crookes Commission Dr. Reed

Pa cific Express wreck near Winfield Station. 2 die 12 hurt

Erie Railroad Train No. 7 plunged down a twenty foot embankment after reservoirs dropped into a switch frog at Winfield Station. Twelve injured, two may die. Doctors reached scene by handcar. traffic blocked. victims treated at St. Margaret Hospital in Hammond.

Commercial Tribune Hammond Ind Erie Railroad Pacific Express Winfield Station Walnitz Gorman Mary Cairo Chicago Crown Point Englewood St. Margaret Hospital Pennsylvania

Pope Pius X Celebrates Name Day in Rome

On his name day in Rome Pope Pius X received thousands of congratulatory messages and in person, celebrated mass with a few intimate friends. He lunched with his sister and later hosted the Sacred College, thanking the Cardinals for their good wishes.

Pope Pius Rome Pope Pius X Sacred College Pope XIII

Woman Arrested for Raising Money Orders in Dayton Case

Dayton police held Mrs. C. G. Martin on charges of raising Postoffice money orders after purchasing garments with a $98 Boston issued order. Authorities say she used small amount orders and cashed larger equivalents, aided by an accomplice, with links to Boston and national Secret Service investigations.

Commercial Tribune Dayton C. G. Martin Postoffice Percy Wolf Essex Street Roxbury Boston Holmes Cincin Secret Service Post Office Department of the United States Secret Service Department Kansas City Ft. Worth Tex Lincoln Neb Nebraska Martin Inspector Holmes

Dual Brite Io In Convention Opens In New Orleans

The Constitutional Grand Lodge of the Independent Order Bnai Brith opened its quintennial session in New Orleans with President Simon Wolf of Washington presiding. Welcome addresses came from Gov Blanchard, City Asst DA Waldo, and Charles Buck of the Masonic Fraternity. Roumania received a proxy vote while Austria was denied representation. permanent officers Were named and the meeting began with preliminaries.

Commercial Tribune New Orleans Constitutional Grand Lodge Independent Order B'nai B'rith Simon Wolf Washington N. C. Blanchard J. F. C. Waldo Charles E. Buck Masonic Fraternity Joseph Hirsh Vicksburg Miss The Credentials Commission Roumania Austria

Smith Declares No New Revelations From God

Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon Church, tells a Salt Lake City audience that he has not received new revelations. He affirms divine guidance from God in past events and succession within the church, and says he will listen as long as God speaks.

Joseph F. Smith The Mormon Church Commercial Tribune Salt Lakde City Utah Tabernacle Senate Investigation Committee Washington Smith Joseph Smith Brigham Young Church Young John Taylor Wilfred Woodruff Lorenzo Snow Wilford Woodruff

Murdered Newport Man Found Near Railroad Tracks

The mangled body of Augustus Williamson, 25, of Newport, was found early yesterday on the Kentucky side of the C and O Bridge. Police believe he was murdered and his body thrown on the tracks to hide the crime. He carried 144 dollars and two race telegrams were missing. one was in cipher. Coroners Gatch and Higgins will hold a joint inquest. Five deaths have occurred in Williamson's family in two months.

Augustus Williamson Newport William Williamson East Fifth Street Kentucky Cincinnati D. Link Monmouth Street Williamson Gatch Kenton Couns Higgins Campbellounty

Dover as Republican Vice Chairman Hopeful

Washington report says Elmer Dover of Ohio may be Cortelyou’s pick for Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman. Committee members argue Cortelyou lacks authority to name a vice chair, though he is expected to proceed under his stated plan.

Elmer Dover Ohio Washington Cortelyou Dover Cornelius N. Bliss New York Yas

Kuropatkin Named First Army Commander In Russia

Linevitch reports Japanese batteries bombarded divisions in the valleys of Tavanpun and Yan Pu on March 17. The enemy moved near Kaotaitse and cavalry occupied Fakuman as Russian forces continue concentration. General Kuropatkin appointed by the Emperor to command the First Army.

ST. Petersburg Linevitch Kuropatkin Tavanpun Yan Pu Kaotaitse Tie Pass

Japanese Battery Actions North of Mukden Report

Morning dispatch describes the first army withdrawing from the south with light Russian attacks repelled. Japanese batteries shadow the Russian column as Red Cross teams aid wounded at intermediate stations toward Harbin. Chinese villagers seek to join the rear guard amid wage justifications and universal money exchanges at Mukden.

Gunsht! Pass Mukden First Harbin Gunshu Pass Kirkin Manchuria

Japanese Press Advance to Kaiyuan in North Push

Headquarters report from Tokyo states a Japanese detachment continues its northward advance and has pursued the Russians to Kaiyuan, about twenty miles north. The item is continued on the second page.

Kaiyuan Tokyo

Rescuers Die Trying to Save Noomed Miners

Fire Creek West Virginia reports two mine explosions killing rescuers and miners at Red Ash and Rush Run mines. Eleven rescuers entered Rush Run at two this morning and perished after a second blast at 3 45. Authorities note two death totals possibly include twenty or more victims with many workers unaccounted.

Fire Creek W. Va Red Ash Rush Run Andrew Weir Chas. Jones, Sr Will Coon Clayton Mosley Perry Wood Bolley J. Arrall Thomas Allen Clarence Allen

Colorado Leaves Hampton Roads With Incomplete Crew

The cruiser Colorado hurriedly sailed from Hampton Roads aiming for Venezuelan waters or a joint fleet move near Pensacola. Ten torpedo experts from League Island Navy Yard joined the vessel, taken by order of Secretary Morton and selected by Rear Admiral Dickens.

Mystery sewer discovery linked to missing woman body

A late night report to the Seventh District Police described a human hand a bundle of dress goods and a letter found in Bloody Run sewer near Hopkins avenue suggesting the body of a colored woman may have been dumped through a manhole. Police failed to verify the tale due to darkness and lack of aid.

Bloody Run Seventh District Hopkins Avenue Corporal Jennings

Two Men Attempt to Rob A Policeman in Queen City

Patrolman Joseph Schaeffer in citizen clothes confronted two assailants at 1 30 AM near Louisa and Oehler streets. The men George W Carroll 28 and George W Siegers 19 were battered and pinned by Schaeffer with Fricke and Dehner aiding. They were held at Pitt h District Station on disorderly conduct charges.

Windy City Queen City Joseph Schaeffer Pitth District George W. Carroll George W. Siegers Court Street Schaeffer Louisa Street Oehler Street Fricke Dehner

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