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10 May 1902
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
1
Arbitrators at War in San Salvador Case Guards Back
In Washington on May 9, an international arbitration over a San Salvador dispute saw Don M. Dickinson and Sir Henry Strong presiding. The San Salvador delegates criticized the others, prompting Secret Service protection for Dickinson and Strong amid threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San
United States
Sir Henry Strong
Canada
San Salvador
Don M. Dickinson
Secret Service
Mr.kinson
Miners Ordered Ten Go Out On Strike Monday
Anthracite workers faced a Monday strike after refusals by operators to arbitrate disputes. The action appears aimed at forcing issues and pressuring negotiation outcomes. The report notes the number ten and references the broader mining labor disruptions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Aa Spietha
Anthacite
Shamokin
Hazleton
St. Charles
Clara Taylor Arrested in Italy in Baby Taylor Case
Clara Taylor alias Mrs Keith was arrested at Bordighera Italy with the child Baby Taylor in custody of Italian authorities. Pinkerton reports identify her by photos and aliases used in London and Bordighera as Mrs Forest and Mrs Keith. Extradition proceedings will lead to her return with prosecutor Ryan handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordighera
San Remo
Clara Taylor
Keith
Robert Hamilton
London
Forest
Child
Winifred Forest
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
The
Commerceial Tribune
Hamilton
Mrs. Keith
Baylor
Commercial Tribune
New York
A. V. Taylor
State Department
George W. Ryan
Italy
Will Legally Proceed Against Mayor Sam Jones
Toledo faces a clash over police control as Governor Nash appoints a Police Commission led by Isaac E. Knisely. Mayor Samuel Suckerrod Jones refuses to surrender department records, while the old board challenges the new authority in mandamus action before the Ohio Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Isaac E. Knisely
C. F. M. Niles
Martin B. Daly
John Daiber
Knisely
Jones
Old Commission
Police Department
Geo. W. Acker
Frank B. Wortsmith
Jacob M. Miller
William A. Escheder
Sheets
John H. Doyle
Toledo
Supreme Court
Chambers
Would Be Arson Suspect Proposes Marriage
Miss Hor tense Abromet laughs at a marriage proposal letter from Harry Henning of Piqua who offers a railroad ticket if she agrees to marry. He claims she is innocent and ready to wed after release, but she declines and prefers a square meal to a husband. Her police court case is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indiai
Apolis
Jalil
Hortense Abromet
Harry Henning
Piqua
Miss Abromet
Mr. Henning
Miss. Abromet
Tomo
Tarkington Sued for Damages Over Ovens Noise
Newton Booth Tarkington, noted author, is named defendant in a $2,000 damages suit filed by Samuel J. Wilson in Indianapolis. The complaint alleges three ovens near Wilson's residence devalue his property and that a factory gasoline engine operates past midnight and resumes at 4 AM, producing loud exhausts that disrupt sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Newton Booth Tarkington
Samuel J. Wilson
Albert A
Wilson
Ruthrauff Death Said To Restore Wife Hearing
Springfield news reports Dr J M Ruthrauff died causing shock that allegedly restored his wife Mrs Ruthrauff’s hearing after nine years of inaudible speech she could only hear loud tones. Dr Ruthrauff was buried today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
J. M. Ruthrauff
Hais
Copy of famous painting offered by Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune advertises a beautiful color copy of a famous painting available for home delivery or saving for later pickup. The notice urges readers not to miss this highly valued promotional item and emphasizes its exceptional quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Beings Blamed in Beef Trust Antitrust Actions
In Chicago on May 9 the first injunctive filing against the Beef Trust was prepared by United States Attorney Bethea under Attorney General Knox. The 4200 word bill aims to curb price fixing amid letters from Libby McNeill Libby and Philadelphia agents. In Missouri, Attorney General Crow filed ouster actions against Armour, Hammond, Cudahy, Armour & Co., and Krug Packing for price fixing and supply control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United States Circuit Court
United States
Bethea
Knox
United States Court
Day
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Philadelphia
W. F. Burrows
Jefferson City
Crow
Supreme Court
Armour Packing Company
Hammond Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour & Co
Krug Packing Company
Missouri
Nelson Morrin & Co
Kansas City
Sewartzchila & Sulsburger
McKinley Birthday Holiday Bill Dies in Senate
In Columbus Ohio May 9 the Senate nearly killed the Fisher bill that would make President McKinley's birthday a legal holiday. Senator Herrick proposed adding birthdays of Lincoln and Garfield as holidays. Senator Harding urged against passage warning of too many holidays and moved to recommit the bill to the Judiciary Committee, where it is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Senate
Fisher
McKinley
Herrick
Lincoln
Garfield
Harding
Ohio
Presents for the Roosevelts Paris May 9 1904
The Rochambeau Mission departs for the United States tomorrow carrying gifts from President Loubet to Mrs. Roosevelt a Sevres porcelain table centerpiece that won the 1900 exposition prize and a Sevres tea service for Miss Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rochambeau Mission
United States
Loubet
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
First Death in Southern War At Clear Fork Camp
John Turner a wagon boss for the Knoxville Lafollette and Jellico Railroad was shot five times in the face and twice in the body at Clear Fork Camp. His cousin Lee Turner, owner of the Quarter House Saloon in Middlesboro, shot him in what he says was self defense. Lee Turner was arrested but discharged after witnesses testified he acted in self defense. Excitement ran high and sympathy favored Lee as the affair stirred a feud lasting years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Knoxville, Lafollette & Jellico Railroad
The
Southern Railway
Lee
Drye
Clearfork
Lafollette
Turner
Clear Fork
John
John Turner
Murderers Jointly Hanged for Murder at Moundsville
Unidentified man Friday and John Mooney were executed at the West Virginia penitentiary for the murder of James Hervey. The double hanging occurred at 6 45 as ministers, including a prison chaplain, observed. Friday prayed aloud, Mooney spoke to Friday before the event, both insisting on innocence. Friday’s body was claimed by E. Bogard of Pitwould, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
John Mooney
Frank Friday
James Hervey
Mooney
B. M. Spurr
Friday
BE. E. Bogard
Pitwmyis, Pa
Extradition Papers Signed and Forwwarded
Governor Nash reports formal extradition papers for Clara Taylor and her abducted child Margaret have been prepared and sent to Prosecuting Attorney Hoffheimer after a Genoa consul’s notice of custody. Secretary Hay confirms Clara Taylor and child are in custody in Genoa and Bordighera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Hay
Washington
Clara Taylor
Margaret
Bordighera
Genoa
Child
John Hay
Hoffheimer
George K. Nash
State Department
David J. Hill
Devery
Hoffheimer Happy Over News of Arrest
Prosecuting Attorney Hoffheimer hailed a government telegram announcing Clara Taylor’s arrest and custody by Italian authorities. Governor Nash said extradition papers and indictment were prepared. Hoffheimer had appointed George W. Ryan to secure Taylor’s return. He replied ready to act and the papers were forwarded to Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ryan
Hoffheimer
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Nash
State Department
Washington
Clara Taylor
France
Ryan
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Department of Com
Merce Bill
Dickinson
Otto Carmichael
Benator Nelson
Department of Commerce
White House
George Bruce Cortelyou
Hanna
Rathbone
Havana
New Republic
Washington Administration
C. F. W. Neely
Salvador
Don M
Hale
Senor Hale
United States Congress
Maine
United State
Capitol
Ram
Maine Statesman
Financial King’s
Scranton, Pa
Hazelton
the Miners’ Executive Committee of
Tial
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading
Thoms
Erie Railroad
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Oliphant
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna Valley
E.O. Eshelby
Taylor
Attor
Ney
the Pink
Ertons
Ment
Columbus
Samuel Suckerrod Jones
Golden Rule
Piqua Lad
Tarkington
Wittenberg
Bill
M’kinley
Southern
L. Turner
Knoxville, Tenn
John Tur
Middlesboro
Lee Turner
Devel
Opment
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