25 May 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1902
Page
1
Friends insist Governor Nash will not bow to public opinion on the Taylor women case. The Commercial Tribune showcases authentic images from Martinique with new views of St Pierre, including views from the sea front and Rue Victor Hugo, amid mentions of Carnival sites and local society venues.
Special Despatch reports two prominent figures Sampson and Pauncefote dying reportedly of a broken heart after public disavowals tied to the Spanish War. It recalls Pauncefote’s years of service, royal honors, and a pair of White House visits linked to U S Spain talks.
A bronze statue of General Count de Rochambeau was unveiled at Lafayette Square opposite the White House with French and American officers, dignitaries, and foreign ambassadors in attendance. President Roosevelt led a formal procession and delivered a welcome speech amid the display of flags, music, and military pageantry.
Reports from the City of Para describe a devastating quake in Guatemala on April 18. Quezaltenango, a city of about 4,000, was practically destroyed with thousands killed or maimed. Buildings collapsed trapping families, and surrounding towns San Pedro San Marco San Juan Amatitlan and Solola also suffered extensive damage. Recovery plans suggest relocating the city to a plain three miles north.
The Countess of Buena Vista sues General Brooke of the U S Army in U S District Court for 250000 alleging he abrogated rights to Havana slaughter house privileges and meat distribution charges tied to her inheritance. The suit was filed today.
In May 1924 Cleveland county Republicans forged a harmony pact between Hanna and Filipino factions. They agreed to divide delegates at large between the groups and to organize the convention machinery. Temporary and permanent chairs were chosen, with Filipinos and Hannaites each claiming victory as ward contests selected delegates for the state and judicial conventions. A telegram from Senator Hanna conveyed regret at absence and a pledge to back candidates who command public confidence.
May 24 Columbus Ohio Governor Nash may travel from French Lick to Cleveland for the Republican State Convention and not interfere with the Pardons Board decision in the Taylor case. The Taylor women, prostrated by the board’s adverse finding, await further word and potential appeal.
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