A Douglass Boom Reported as Delegates Test Victory Shift
A news note suggests a Douglass endorsement surge or use of the name in a trial by delegates. The item claims an effort to alter Nash and Daugherty votes through an experiment or manipulation.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
1
Wood County in Dispute Over Douglas-Hull Delegates
In Wood County, both Nash and Daugherty camps claim eight of eleven convention delegates for Douglas. The scene centers on efforts to switch Nash and Daugherty delegates to Douglas as part of a broader Hanna-led testing strategy across three counties. Reports tie Judge Thompson and Senator Hanna to the push, while Douglas disavows involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Floyda McCormack
Portsmouth
House of Representatives
Sesto County
Douglas
Scioto
Albert Douglas
Ross
Hanna
Nash
Daugherty
Ross County
Grosvennor
Judge Nash
Harry Daugherty
Detrils
Noah J. Dever
Ertsmouth
Cincinnati
A. C. Thompson
United Staates District Court
Dever
George B. Cox
Thompson
Charles F. Dick
Summit
Lucas
George P. Waldorf
Nash and Daugherty
Leutenant
Dick's
Waldorf’s
Byron Lutz
Judge Thompson
Wood County
John R. Hankey
Hankey
Kurtz
Wood
Baltimore
France warns Belgium over Orleanist demonstrations
French government informs Belgium that Orleanist protests threaten relations. Belgian officials pledge compliance and to deny Talleyrand visit. Officials indicate the Duke of Orléans will not be allowed entry to Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Skeleton Found Believed To Be Hazleton Wreck Victim
Coroner Hollingsworth of Princeton Indiana received word that a skeleton has been found at the mouth of White River on the Indiana side. Believed to be one of the Hazleton wreck victims from two years ago last March, with six bodies still missing. Coroner Inskeep of Wabash County Illinois will investigate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Ind
Hollingsworth
Wabash County
Illinois
White River
Indiana
Hazleton
Led by Funston enemy's loss is large
Twenty Americans in Kansas and Montana regiments wounded as forces under Funston press the advance. Reports describe heavy enemy casualties and capture of positions with notable resilience from U S troops in scattered engagements across Kansas and Montana theaters.
Insurgents Routed by MacArthur Force Near San Fernando
General MacArthur and General Funston with the Montana and Kansas regiments plus the Utah Battery dispersed 800 insurgents entrenched beyond San Fernando near Santa Anita. American scouts were fired upon and withdrew as the troops moved in swiftly. The fight ended with heavy enemy losses and many prisoners, amid reports that twenty Americans were...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
MacArthur
Funston
Kansas
Montana
Utah
San Fernando
Santa Anita
Kansas Regiment
Inciting Cubans Debate Armed Payments Amid Cuban Assembly
Havana reports claim the Sanguilys and opponents of the Cuban Military Assembly urge soldiers to keep arms and not accept money. Gomez advised return home with or without pay. General Brooke proceeds, while inquirers doubt Assembly rolls. If 15,000 to 20,000 claim payment, money disbursement shifts. 39,930 enrolled suggests many armed may resist American conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sanguilys
Lacrét
Vidal
Mayia
Rodriguez
Cuban Military Assembly
Gomez
Brooke
Fighting in Manila Area With Insurgents and Departures
General Lawton expedition patrols clash with insurgents from daylight to night, one American dead and fourteen wounded, twenty prisoners and thirty rifles seized. Five drowned amid raft sinking at Pasig ferry. Major Bell reconnoitering party near Santa Anita reports twenty insurgents killed and forty wounded. Oregon and Minnesota regiments ship home to Manila. Oceania suppressed for seditious editorials. U S commissioners and officers celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday aboard HMS Powerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Third Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Lawton
Pasig
Bell
Fourth Cavalry
Santa Anita
Oregon
Minnesota
Oceania
Lee Beatty Pardoned After Fellow Convict Confession
Acting Governor Worthington granted clemency in three cases on his last day. Lee Beatty of Breckinridge County received a full pardon for arson despite Almond Johnson admitting Beatty’s innocence. Johnson, a fellow convict, also labeled Beatty innocent and faces a 30 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Worthington
Lee Beatty
Breckinridge County
Almond Johnson
Beatty
Revad
Johnson
William Todd
Madison County
George Murphy
Louisville
Greensburg
President orders promotions amid Philippine governance talks
The President directs implementation of Generals Otis and Lawton recommendations in the Philippines. Colonel Summers of the Second Oregon is made a brevet Brigadier General of Volunteers and Captain Case of the engineer battalion is made a brevet Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Lawton
Summers
Athe
Oregon
Case
Engineer
Casualty Report From General Otis
War Department dispatch lists casualties from May 14 to May 23. Wounded include Leonard Edling John Pender Charles Knepker Joe Costello Robert Cassidy Harry Boxsee and others. several with severe and moderate injuries. Killed in action cited for George Scott and Harry L Boxsee.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Twenty-first Infantry
Léonard Edling
Twelfth Infantry
John Pender
Charles H. Knepker
Fourth Cavalry
Joe Costello
Thomas Ner
Hans C. Mathieu
Dén Robert V. Cassidy
Ai Schuster
Idaho
Oral
George Scott
Colorado
Harry L. Boxsee
Russia to survey rail link with Manchuria to Peiping
In Peking on May 24 the Russian Minister M De Giers informed the Tsung Li Yamen that Russia will not accept China’s refusal of a railroad concession. Russia will send engineers to survey a line to connect the Manchurian Railroad with Peiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
M. de Giers
Tsung- Li-Yamen
Russia Ig.una
Sawmill boiler blast kills three in Martinsville
A defective boiler exploded at Henry Myers' sawmill near Hindsdale Indiana this afternoon killing two of Myers sons Virgil and Herschel and Perry Morrison. Morrison was hurled seventy five feet from the blast site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Martinsville
Ind
Henry Myers
Hindsdale
Virgil and
Herschel
Perry Morrison
Dewey’s Health Praised by Olympia Surgeon on Leave
Surgeon J E Page, longtime on Admiral Dewey’s flagship Olympia, says Dewey is not sick and is in as good condition as possible after a year in the tropics. He notes the admiral’s cool nerve during Manila Bay action and that Dewey maintains regular habits with little need for medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. E. Page
Dewey
Olympia
Suez Cana
Page
Tropics
Manila Bay
Reina Christina
Castilia
Surgeon Page
Filipinos condemn McKinley terms in cablegram
In Manila on May 4 Major Zaibita and other Filipino commissioners criticized the American proposals. They argued that ultimate government power rests with Congress and that the plan would place Americans in control of all departments, with Filipino offices at the mercy of American will. Military officials fear the negotiations will embolden insurgents to demand better terms without the American general’s input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
McKinley
Zaibita
American Congress
Health not improved Governor Bradley returns to Frankfort
Governor Bradley arrives in the capital after a shortened vacation and will not resume directing the state. His ongoing health issues shape political expectations as three gubernatorial hopefuls watch for potential influence. Bridges between the Governor and Attorney General appear strained, affecting alignments among Pratt Stone Hopkins County factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Bradley
Pratt
Hopkins County
May Lynch a Woman Over Cameron Shooting
A posse pursues Samuel Perry after he shoots Frank Evans and J. B. Proctor near Cameron. Perry’s wife was captured in Halcyondale and faces potential lynching. Perry remains at large as authorities close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Mr. Proctor
Thomas Lee
Perry
Brown Evans
Halcyondale
Peace aims guide Schurman conciliatory Philippine policy
President Schurman of the United States Commission to the Philippines said conciliation is as essential as force. He noted ongoing talks with prominent Filipinos, the April 4 proclamation, and a possible liberal form of government compatible with U.S. sovereignty and international obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Manila
New York Journal
Schurman
United States Commission To the Philippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Baltimore Saloon Closures Bloom From Brewery Policy
About 500 Baltimore saloons may quit the trade as the Maryland Brewing Company vows to stop financing saloon licenses to push its beer. Reports show license applications fell from 2,451 last May to 2,291 this May, signaling widespread shutdowns and a move to curb unhealthy competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Brewing Company
Board of Liquor License Commissioners
Boy 13 Given Eight Week Sunday School Sentence
In Bowling Green Ohio Mayor A R Campbell sentences James Firsden a 13 year old delinquent to attend Sunday school and church at the Disciple Church for eight Sundays or face twenty more days in jail. A certificate of good conduct from the teacher earns him one dollar. If he refuses penalties apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Ohio
James Firsden
Wood County
Bowling Green
A. R. Campbell
Young Firsden
Campbell
Disciple
Naval militia drills set on Great Lakes schedule
Washington May 24. The naval militia drills on the Great Lakes will be more extensive. The Ohio militia begins July 5 for an eight day cruise on the U S steamer Michigan. The Michigan militia starts July 20 for eight days, and the Illinois militia on August 7 for eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Lakes
Ohio
United States
Michigan
Illinois
Insanity declared for local official Squire B P Tanquary
New Holland Ohio May 24 Judge Van Cleaf declared Squire B P Tanquary insane. He served 20 years as Perry Township Justice of the Peace and was defeated last spring. He had hoped for the village mayor's job but was refused, a rejection that troubled him. he is a former soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Holland
Squire
Tanquary
van Cleaf
Perry ‘Township
Prince Max of Saxony Angolazealot former Bavarian officer
Munich May 24 Many Bavarian dailies attack Prince Max of Saxony nephew of King Albert for persecuting Protestants in Nuremberg. Formerly a brilliant Bavarian army officer he renounced the world, became a priest and chaplain at Nuremberg Cathedral. He is accused of sowing Catholic Protestant discord by medieval methods and opposing Catholic Protestant marriages and doctors.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Munich
New York Journal
Max
Saxony
Albert
Nuremberg
Augsburger Zeitung
Washington Board of Trade plans welcome for Admiral Dewey
Preliminary steps taken to welcome Admiral Dewey on his return to Dewey Washington. District Commissioners asked to appoint a citizen committee to organize the affair. The board also backed creating a permanent home for him in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Board of Trade
Admiral Dewey
Talma Man Dies After Drinking Pop in South Bend
John Litchfield of Talma Ind drank a glass of pop in South Bend and died soon after in great agony as details of the incident emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
South Bend
Ind
John Litchfield
Talma
Secretary Hay withholds Schurman report on Philippine negotiations
May 24. Secretary Hay refuses to publish the cable report from President Schurman on Philippine negotiations. The dispatch omits any mention of friction with General Otis, who now represents the military and naval side after Admiral Dewey’s departure, with an overall optimistic tone reported by several observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Commission
Manila
Hay
Schurman
Otis
Dewey
Cicotte-Wilson Indicted For Perjury In Ohio Case
Toledo probate court did not commit Marie Cicotte-Wilson to an asylum but the grand jury indicted her for perjury. The case centers on a woman and her mother known for legal actions and disturbances in Chicago Cincinnati Toledo Omaha San Francisco and other cities. They sued Fremont and Toledo for 850000 in personal damages from arrests and imprisonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Marie Cicotte-Wilson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Omaha
San Francisco
Fremont
Senor Emilio Castelar Said Despaired Of By Doctors
A Madrid dispatch reports the illness of Senor Emilio Castelar with physicians despairing of recovery and little hope for his improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Madrid
Senor Emilio Castelar
They Drank Lemonade Had No Intention of Violating Any Law
In Frankfort Kentucky Governor Bradley defended ministers invited to a Chattanooga club event after 11 pm. He said the party did not expect a law violation and that invitations were extended as a courtesy of the club. Chattanooga authorities had summoned a clubhouse for serving after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Bradley
Chattanooga
Queen Victoria Celebrates 80th Birthday Anniversary
Queen Victoria marks her eightieth year with a royal celebration as age and reign are recalled. Officials and subjects alike honor the monarch with ceremonies and cordial greetings across the empire.
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Queen Victoria
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