31 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
1
The report notes the arrest of Nan Patterson's sister and sister-in-law on charges of criminal conspiracy amid broader coverage of political tension in St Petersburg. It describes war party factions, peace talks, and imperial responses.
At a May Festival Association meeting in A Howard Hinkle's office, President Hinkle's resignation was accepted. Lawrence Maxwell Jr. becomes president, with Hinkle relieved of duties. Hinkle will not seek office but will assist if possible and pursues backing for a new hall in Cincinnati.
Probate Judge Malsbury criticizes Joseph Cantor for mishandling Frederick Mencke's estate noting a $15 027 misappropriation and urging possible criminal action. The decision details Cantor's unfaithful discharge of trust affecting Christina Cade and Herman Mencke of New Jersey.
M Ziegler seeks witnesses to a 17 year old pact over thirteen iron mine claims near Bessemer Alabama valued at 104000 He alleges relatives rigged a share dispute and traveled from Rialto Building Chicago to Cincinnati to locate three signatories in a brokerage office at Fourth and Walnut streets to validate the agreement.
A fire at the Dorcas Invalid Home for Women on 600 East Madison Avenue Cleveland sparked a panic among forty two elderly residents. Matron Mrs. Margaret Simms acted bravely and rescued the aged women at great personal risk amid the three story building and perilous conditions.
Arthur Appleyard, promoter, must raise 37 500 by Saturday to cover interest on 750 000 and 75 000 on 1 500 000 bonds of Dayton Springfield Urbana and Columbus London Springfield. If unpaid, lines will be sold by order of the Federal Court. Central Market Railway already sold May 1. Bondholders discuss reorganizations and a pool buys bonds to gain control, with Widener-Elkins syndicate cited.
A Washington society item reports unauthenticated talk of an engagement between Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President, and Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana. The story lacks confirmation from the President’s circle and is seen as a matchmaking rumor.
After months on the run, Joseph Morgan Smith and Julia Patterson Smith were arrested in Cincinnati on suspicion tied to the Nan Patterson Caesar Young case. Detectives tracked them from Montreal, aided by a District Attorney official, following two New York indictments charging criminal conspiracy. Morgan Smith is accused of buying the murder revolver.
Mrs. Alice Reggers 37 of 1129 West Sixth street fought with her father in law following a dispute over money and was arrested for disorderly conduct. She attempted suicide by swallowing morphine in a patrol wagon on the way to detention and was revived at City Hospital with restoratives.
Independent whisky interests consider a counter alliance to push back the current price war. The proposed combine would rival the existing trust, potentially forming a stronger whisky alliance and undermining the trusted aggressive tactics against independent distillers and jobbers.
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