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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1902

Page

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Parents Battle Over Boy as He Chooses Mother at Station

Twelve year old Eugene Fox faced a tug of love between his absent father Joseph Fox, a prominent Louisville attorney, and his mother Daisy Louise Fox, a noted musician. After a dramatic half hour at Central Station, the boy sided with his mother and a patrolman and detective stood by to keep the peace while arrangements for returning him to Louisville began.

Eugene Fox Daisy Louise Fox Louisville Fox Daisy Louise Poole Nashville, Tenn Joseph Fox Memphis Tenn Cincinnati

Roosevelt Presses End To Coal Strike On Morgan

A five hour conference aboard the steam yacht Corsair between J Pierpont Morgan and Elihu Root ends with Roosevelt's ultimatum that the strike must end. Root warns submission by operators is the lesser evil and the government will act if needed, as Knox and advisers weigh Sherman antitrust and interstate commerce options.

Commercial Tribune New York Corsair J. Pierpont Morgan Elihu Root Roosevelt West Thirty-Fifth Street Morgan Root Forty-second Street Union League Club War Knox Pacific Mr. Morgan Baer Thomas Truesdale Washington Congress United States

Appeals to the Public to Aid Striking Miners

The American Federation of Labor issued an address from Washington urging financial and moral support for the anthracite miners on strike now in week twenty three. It blames coal company presidents for the strike and famine, praises the miners for proposing settlement to Roosevelt and condemns operators for arrogance and control.

Washington American Federation of Labor Washington, D. C Roosevelt

Burglar Slaying Leaves Louisville Merchant Dead

In Lexington, Kentucky, two burglars killed A. B. Chinn as he sat in bed with his wife. His son Asa Chinn fought the robbers in the hall, wounding one. the assailants escaped through a window after a brief struggle. Police detained suspects including Charley Thomas and Claude O’Brien, with one ball removed from Thomas.

Charley Thomas Thomas Claude O’brien Cincinnati Southern

Thieves Lure Family Away By Phone Ruse

In Dayton Ohio Mr and Mrs Philip Schmidt answered a telephone message claiming a relative was seriously ill and left home. They returned to find burglars had entered the Schmidt residence and stolen cash. Police deem the call a ruse by thieves to draw the family away.

Commercial Tribune Dayton Philip, Schmidt East End Schmidt Bon

Cemetery scandAl rocks Indianapolis ghouls case

Warrants are issued for Mt. Jackson Cemetery owner Harry Speer, watchmen Adam Ault and Cornelius Jones, and undertaker C. M. C. Willis on grave disturbance and related fraud charges. Cantrell and Daniels accuse them of taking payments to ignore graves and selling bodies to a medical college. A separate suit seeks damages over a missing body from Ebenezer Cemetery.

Indianapolis Rufus Cantrell Walter Daniels Harry Speer Mt. Jackson Cemetery Adam Ault Cornelius Jones C. M. C. Willis Speer Ault Jones Willis Cantrell Mt. Jackson Dorie Snowden Phillip Carter Edward Johnson Central College of Physicians and Surgeons Today Laura Johnson Wallace Johnson Ebenezer

Beal Beer Samples Sent to Columbus for Analysis

Herbert R. Gill of the Cambridge Brewing Company sent two bottles labeled Beal beer to the State Dairy and Food Department in Columbus seeking an alcohol analysis. He aims to obtain a certificate of non intoxicating character to sell in option-voted communities. Commissioner Blackburn declined to order the analysis.

Commercial Tribune Columbus State Dairy and Food Department Herbert R. Gill Cambridge Brewing Company Blackburn

Richards Boom for Governor Introduced at Hanna Meeting

Semi official showing of support for Solicitor General John K. Richards as Ohio gubernatorial candidate came at Hanna meeting in Ironton. Albert Douglas praised Richards and pledged support while Douglas could expect similar backing if he is nominated.

John K. Richards Albert Douglas Chillicothe A. R. Johnson Douglas Ohio Ironton Lawrence County Mr. Douglas Richards Gallipolis Toledo Cincinnati Ashtabula Trenton Johnson

Crown Prince of Siam Visits White House in Brief Audience

His Royal Highness Chowla Maha Vajejravudh Crown Prince of Siam and his party arrived in Washington on a special train at 8 o clock. They attended a short audience at the temporary White House with President Roosevelt after breakfast at the Arlington. The Prince praised America and the cavalry as the audience ended after about five minutes.

Washington Chowla Maha Vajejravudh Crown Prince of Siam Arlington Crown Prince Second United States Cavalry White House Roosevelt

Thieves Steal Jewelry and Cash from New York Banker Home

In Short Hills New Jersey fifteen thousand dollars in jewelry and seven hundred dollars in cash were stolen last night from Arthur Coppell banker of New York. The operation was so quiet that no household member woke.

Short Hills N. J Oct. Il Arthur Coppell New York

Trusts and tariffs drive strong GOP meeting in Pomeroy

In heavy rain, Foraker Grosvenor and Harding spoke to a large Republican gathering at the Opera House. Foraker argued trusts are economic concerns needing lawful curb, praising legitimate combines and criticizing harmful trust power, while Hanna canceled dates due to illness but urged business and labor to back continued prosperity and Republican leadership.

Commercial Tribune Pomeroy Foraker-Grosvenor-Harding Foraker Senator Foraker General Grosvenor Harding Middleport Republican Party Tom Johnson Senator Tarding Ohio Congress Columbus Hanna Charles Dick Ironton C. G. Gray Benlator Bridgeport

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