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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
1
President plans to stay near Oyster Bay and brief cabinet members before proposing his Cuba reciprocity plan and tariff changes. He faces strong Republican opposition and must weigh methods to advance a treaty or general amendment while addressing Treasury and bond issues.
Governor candidate Bird S. Coler leads a Democratic ticket announced by Hill and McLaughlin as Kings County steers possible changes. The plan faces possible bolt threats from Kings County while Devery appeals to the convention if not seated.
Capitol action centers on a curative amendment to police court organization. Republicans push for Longworth code while Democrats oppose and threaten caucus against Harding bill. Debate turns on franchise renewals and city ordinances as party lines tighten amid procedural moves.
Benjamin P Birdsall a prominent Iowa jurist and former Republican figure began life on a Weyauwega Wisconsin farm and moved to Alden Iowa at age 12. He attended State University at Iowa City for three years and later formed a partnership in Clodes Chreae Ts with GC M Nagle, gaining steady public trust and party backing. President Will Make Every Effort To Stop Miners Fight And Avert Coal Famine is a separate note on federal efforts and cabinet talks to end hostilities and seek settlement in the mining dispute.
The婚 wedding of Secretary Hay’s second daughter took place at Fells Lake Sunapee the bride’s family summer home with only thirty relatives present. Rev C B Hayden officiated as at the Hay wedding, in a quiet private ceremony that drew wide local interest as a notable social event.
In New York on September 30 the Santos-Dumont and Leo Stevens airships completed dramatic voyages from Brighton and Manhattan Beaches. Santos-Dumont rose to near a mile and landed in Sheepshead Bay meadows. Stevens’ craft flew about 1000 feet, then became stuck on a telegraph pole where he descended safely amid cheering crowds. The ship remained suspended on the pole as ground crews struggled to bring it down.
Rome reports a papal bull calling clergy to use their influence to support peace and orderly government in the Philippines. It warns them to refrain from politics and focus on promoting public welfare and harmony under the new regime.
A cablegram from Washington dated September 30 reports Admiral Casey has arrived at Panama aboard his flagship with Bear and Silas Casey. The message confirms the convoy's progress and notes the high ranking officers aboard.
Lieutenant Commander William V Bronaugh of the United States Navy killed himself aboard the battleship Kearsarge at the Navy Yard by shooting himself. Friends cite the heavy duties of his executive officer role and an accompanying mental strain as contributing factors.
Colorado Springs, Sept 30. Harry Stratton says he will withdraw his suit if the settlement is $1,000,000. Executors’ lawyers in conference all day. Proceedings postponed, then moved from County to District Court. Administrators deny looting charges as hearings proceed.
President Mitchell and three district presidents, in Philadelphia with strike leaders, held a secret conference in Wilkes-Barre. They reportedly consider a return-to-work proposal from operators, miners, or the People's Alliance. Details remain undisclosed as Mitchell guards the matter.
A rumor stirred Mahanoy City Pennsylvania as reports claimed a miners convention would be convened before week’s end to discuss returning to work in the wake of the gold strike dispute.
A large Democratic gathering in Marysville, Ohio, was canceled after Tom L Johnson aborted his engagement because he could not travel quickly enough from Upper Sandusky. Crowds had traveled to see Cleveland’s figure and left disappointed as the event was called off.
The Navy Department received a dispatch from Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans announcing his departure from Kit for Hankow aboard the Helena. He travels to Ichang on the Yangtze River to probe the Boxer disturbances near Sze Chuan.
Wilkes Barre area report details the twenty week coal strike losses totaling 128,228,000. Major figures include 26,300,000 in miners wages and 11,060,000 in railroad earnings loss. Nonunion workers and troops costs also noted with other industry impacts.
Washington reports the President convened advisors to assess federal action to resolve the coal strike. Advisors concluded federal laws do not provide power to end the strike, but a new conference will be held to explore lawful settlement options as winter approaches.
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