Godfrey Hunter Demand for Resignation Reaches Guatemala
Godfrey Hunters resignation is demanded as reports say he will be sent to Guatemala. He has not received a new berth and remains occupied by four years of investigation by various committees.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
1
Treasury questions wisdom of revenue drop doubt rises
Treasury weighs potential revenue declines but forecasts appear overoptimistic as actual figures undercut cautious projections. Analysts say lower intake may strain budgets while officials seek alternatives to balance books.
Blindness Threatens Former Governor Hoads
Former Ohio Governor George Hoadly, now in New York, faces hopeless blindness as his eyesight rapidly worsens despite treatment from top eye specialists. He remains physically healthy and continues his legal work with his firm Hoadly Lauterbach Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoads
Commercial Tribune
New York
George Hoadly
Ohio
Hoadly
Hunter denies request to resign as Guatemala minister
Louisville May 2 Dr Godfrey W Hunter says he has not been asked to resign as American minister to Guatemala. His son Godfrey W Hunter Jr lies near death at the Galt House rheumatism doctors say. The minister explains his sole American mission is to care for his ailing son and he plans to return to Guatemala when possible. He dismisses charges by various critics and notes he does not intend to go to Washington to counter them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
Congress
McMillan
Joe Cannon
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Godfrey W. Hunter
Guatemala
Godfrey W. Hunter, Jr
Galt House
America
Hunter
Baltimore medicine professor arrested for fraud in Ohio exam
Thos H Magnus, a Baltimore University of Medicine instructor, was arrested in Parkersburg West Virginia on charges of swearing falsely to an affidavit in state medical board examinations. He allegedly helped David R Shepler of Belle Vernon Ohio take exams under Shepler’s name to obtain a board certificate. Magnus admitted falsifying the affidavit. potential penalties include one to three years and a heavy fine. He remains jailed unable to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thos
H. Magnus
Baltimore University of Medicine
State Medical Board
David R. Shepler
Belle Vernon
Magnus
Shepler
State Board
Baltimore
Young Shepler
Rebels March on Santo Domingo in Dominican Revolution
Do minican revolutionists led by Vice President Horacio Vasquez gain control of nearly all Santo Domingo region and march on the capital San Domingo. The government braces to defend the city as Vasquez and his forces advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Republic of Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Vasquez
Horacio Vasquez
Noted New York Congressman Amos J. Cummings Dead in Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings of New York died in Baltimore at 10:15 p.m. after surgery for kidney trouble and pneumonia. The veteran congressman, once a managing editor for the New York Sun, was a Democrat allied with Tammany. Washington reports praise for his disinterested public service and broad view of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sun
Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Charlies H. Cummings
Congressman Cummings
Hugh H. Young
Cummings
Tol Sonia
Oweve
Commercial Tribune
Washington
American Congress
Republic
Tammany Organization
Tammany
Charles A. Dana
Ge York
Sun
Eres
Aes Pepsin
House of Representatives
Naval Officers Deny Charges in Venice Freeing
American naval officers released after imprisonment deny wine caused the trouble in Venice. They say they were sober during a cafe incident at 11 PM and that a mob attacked them after police arrived. Lt. John S. Doddridge cites self defense as officers and a marine rescued them amid language misunderstandings. The prison room reportedly swarmed with insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Associated Press
John S. Doddridge
Party released on pardon from King aboard Chicago
Secretary Motdy received a telegram from Captain Dayton aboard the Chicago dated Venice stating that the party released on pardon from King are on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Motdy
Dayton
Venice
King
Russian government plans fortress rebuild on German Austrian frontiers
A Warsaw telegram reports the Russian government will rebuild fortifications on the German and Austrian frontiers at a cost of 420 million rubles. The move follows Colonel Grimm's betrayal of plans for existing Russian fortresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Warsaw
Grimm
Case of Mrs Ives Death Delay Appeals Court Decision
New York May 2 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court decided against Gertrude Lillian Ives widow of Henry Ives in a long contest over gifts from her husband and an executor s account The case dragged for seven years before the ruling and the decedent died in a Cincinnati sanatorium where she used the name Mrs Graham The will contest had been abandoned and Mrs Ives had died practically penniless after selling a necklace to fund a Western trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
George W. Striker
Cincinnati
Graham
14Th Street
Roosevelt promotes Gunner Charles Morgan to chief gunner
Washington May 2 The President named Gunner Charles Morgan to be chief gunner with a commission likened to a warrant officer. The Annapolis graduate sought the rank of ensign and generated debate with Admiral Sampson. Also sent to the Senate were several judicial and medical nominations across Navy and Army ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Senate
Jos. R. Reed
Iowa
Henry C. Sluss
Kansas
Wm. W. Murray
Tennessee
Wilbur F. Stone
Colorado
Frank I. Osborne
North Carolina
Court of Private Land Claims
Navy
A. G. Grunwell
C. D. Langhorne
F. L. Benton
W. H. Bell
Wm. C. Braisted
R. E. Hoyt
New Hampshire
Joseph Ff. Traynor
Maine
Charles Morgan
Man Who Lived in a Tree Disappears in Ohio
Joan Gray son of Decatur known as the man who lived in a tree has vanished near Aberdeen Ohio. He dwelt in a hollow tree for years, surviving on roots and remaining ignorant of months and days. Authorities fear he wandered into the hills and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Aberdeen
Joan Grayson
Decatur
Grayson
Free Colored Picture With Sunday Commercial Tribune
A vivid colored painting accompanies tomorrow's Commercial Tribune as a free gift. The notice promises a handsome reproduction to readers and urges grabbing the Sunday issue to avoid missing the artwork.
Roosevelt to judge Chicago meat packers charges
President Roosevelt to review charges against Chicago meat packers as District Attorney Bethea and Assistant Attorney General Day plan action in Washington. West Coast commissions halt live stock shipments to Chicago and other packers centers, signaling limited supplies next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
West
Kansas
Omaha
Postmaster in New York Jail
A former Bellevue Ohio postmaster, Hamilton Schuyler, surrendered at Center Street Court in New York after an oil scheme drained his funds and $1400 in postal funds. He fled via Cincinnati New Orleans and Norfolk before stopping in New York City where Magistrate Pool remanded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Hamilton Schuyler
United States
Center Street
Schuyler
Bellevue
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Norfolk
Millionaires Lose Heavily on Securities
Dr Webb is caught bad. Other wealthy men are forced to put up large sums as securities losses unfold.
Government Disbursing Clerk Barrows Held Over Shortage
H A Barrows disbursing clerk at the United States Census Office is removed after a $7400 shortage is found in accounts. Two Treasury experts investigate and will announce exact figures in about two weeks. Barrows cites speculation as cause. bonds protect the government from loss. He resides in Berwin Maryland with a wife and seven children. John P Langley of Kentucky continues as appointment clerk for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. A. Barrows
United States Census Office
Treasury Department
Barrow
Merriam
McCauley
United States
Barrows
The
Treasury
Auditor of State
Edward McCauley
Berwin
John P. Langley
Kentucky
Senate
Lease
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Otto Carmichael
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William Godfrey Hunter
Shaw
Gage
Taft
Secretary of War
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Senate District Committee
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Johnson
Mr. Hoadly
George B. Hoadly
Santo Domingo
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Hyo
Uncle Sam
Wes
Will
Supreme Court
Gertrude Lillian
Henry
Napoleon
Finance
Execu
Tor
Gunner Morgan
Sampson
Annapolis Naval Academy
F. B. Andrus
Sunday
Commercial Tribune Tomor
Housevelt
Ers
Bethea
Knox
Day
Western Commission
Beef Trust
William F. Brennan
Bridewell Farm
California Avenue
West Twenty-sixth Street
Brenman
W. Seward Webb
William H. Vanderbilt
Morgahs
Keenes
Dr. Webb
John R. Drexel
Philadelphia
Hoadley
International Power Company
Cyrus Field Judson
Judson
Wall Street
International
Seward Webb
Hanover National
House of Offenbach & Moore
Hanover Bank
Vanderbilts
U. S
Census Bureau
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