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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1901

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Chemists Report Delayed in Witwer Poison Case

Coroner Hatcher and police await a chemical report from Prof Curtis C Howard of Starling Medical College Columbus on organs from Mrs Anna C Pugh and Frank De Witwer. Howard says embalming fluid analysis caused delay and report now expected by Wednesday or Thursday.

Commercial Tribune Dayton Hatcher Curtis C. Howard Starling Medical College Columbus Anna C. Pugh Frank de Witwer Mary Belle Witwer Howard

Columbus Manufacturer Wolfe Confesses Past Crime to Public

HE N Huggins attorney for R F Wolfe of Wolfe Shoe Co Columbus issued a statement recounting Wolfe’s youthful assault arrest in Indiana and prison term. Wolfe, later a respected local businessman and president of the National Shoe Co, seeks to clear the cloud of his early life.

Columbus N. Huggins R. F.wolfe Wolfe Shoe Company National Shoe Company Boston R. F Wolfe Wolfé Brothers Shoe Company Columbis Wolfe Spencer Ind

Barnum and Bailey Employees In a Fight

A savage free fight broke out yesterday near Liege as circus workers from Barnum and Bailey clashed with a crowd during the show. Several people were injured and arrests were made after tensions between Belgian ticket sellers and circus staff escalated as attendees exited.

Brussels Liege

Reciprocity Debate Highlights White House Talks

Senators Cullom and Frye met at the White House on reciprocity matters with the President planning to see them Monday. Cullom urged careful education before legislation, warning reciprocity should not open U.S. markets to foreign goods or expose American workers to foreign competition. The President’s stance favors protecting profitable American markets and avoiding inviting foreign competition through reciprocity.

Washington Commercial Tribune Cullom Frye Senate Foreign Relations Committee White House McKinley Buffalo Republican Party

Bees Blind Boy as Beestings Kill Two Horses in Mishawaka

A ten year old boy, son of John Hellis, backed a team into an apiary near Mishawaka Indiana. Thousands of bees attacked the boy and horses. The boy is blinded by stings and may die. Both horses were killed by the bee attack.

Mishawaka Ind John Hellis

White duped in fake Blue Pencil Club scheme

W B White son of ex congressman was said to pay 500 for honorary Blue Pencil Club membership in New York. The club is alleged defunct for six months and named as a robber band by the New York Sun. White also claims a $10,000 loss to A G Marshall, now jailed, for fake stock.

Commercial Tribune Cleveland, O W. B. White W. J. White The Blue Pencil Club New York White New York Sun Chauncey Depew A. G. Marshall Marshall

Delaware meeting outlines Republican campaign speeches

Columbus dispatch details order of speakers for the Delaware gathering October 19 with Warnock to open and Nash, Benk, Foraker, and a senatorial slate to follow. Crowd handling, parade positions, and railway arrival plans are arranged. Democratic计划 assigns Kilbourne to speak at Toledo October 30 and Youngstown October 9 with Kilbourne aiming Cincinnati and Logan.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Delaware Warnock Nash Benk Tor Foraker Sen ‘E Columbus Glee Club Republican Campaign Lewis Slack Republican Committee Colonel Kilbourne Toledo Youngstown John H. Clarke Cleveland Anthony Howells Massillon Kilbourne Cincinnati Logan M. A. Harina Sprinfield Tucsoo Waverly Lancas New S Rslateee Near Cincinnat Wilmington Ternoon Bellefamine Sidney Bucyrus van Wert Paulding Foraker Warren Kiefer J. H. Grosvenor Nelsonville Ight Ernor .Geer Oregon Wooster Mht

Dowager Empress Seeks Reform in China Across Empire

Peking reports the Dowager Empress issues edicts pushing sweeping reforms and Western methods, dissolving minor offices, and ordering officials to enforce changes. The Board of National Administration and others urge nationwide adoption to strengthen prosperity and independence, amid a cabinet decision to evict foreign merchants from occupied houses.

Peking Pet Liu Ku Chang Chih Tung China

Extra Duty on Russian Sugar Approved

Baltimore, Oct 12. Judge Morris upheld Collector Stone in levying an extra tariff of 70 cents a hundred pounds on Russian sugar imported by Robert E. Downs, based on a Treasury circular of Dec 12, 1898 claiming a Russian bounty. The government argued Russia subsidized exports. Downs contended no bounty existed and the law was about curbing overproduction.

Baltimore Morris United States Circuit Court Stone Russia Robert E. Downs Downs Treasury Department

Telegrapher Hints Cervera Arrival in Court of Inquiry

The Schley court of inquiry held one session in Washington on Oct 12 adjourning until Monday. Captain Chadwick finished testimony and Lt Cmdr Staunton and Lt Twining were called as witnesses. The dispute over a chart of Flying Squadron speeds prompted a clash between Mr Rayner and Judge Advocate Lemly. Admiral Dewey urged satisfaction with Lemly’s explanation. Staunton recalled learning of Cervera’s fleet at Santiago from Havana telegraph sources.

Washington Schley Court of Inquiry Chadwick Sidney A. Staunton New York Sampson Nathan C. ‘Twining Santiago Twining Lemly Rayner Havana Sthees

Elections in Cuba to be held February 24

Havana report states that all elections except the presidency will occur late February. The note indicates a central electoral plan for Cuba with details limited by the fragmentary source.

Havana Eee Cuba Eatenal Bol

Irvine tragedy ends in self inflicted death after family feud

In Irvine Kentucky Court Dunaway killed his half brother Dillard Brinegar last night then, fearing capture, shot himself today rather than be taken by a sheriff posse. Brinegar had slain Dunaway’s wife’s ex lover earlier in the sequence. Dunaway wounded his wife with a shot but she escaped unharmed apart from powder burns. He fled to the mountains as posse pursuit began.

Commercial Tribune Irvine Court Dunaway Dillard Brinegar Dunaway Brinegar Brinegar Dunaway

Miss Stone Kidnapping Ransom Talks Continue in Constantinople

Missionaries Baird and Heskeel pursue contact with brigands to agree on ransom for Miss Stone. An official from the US Legation plans to travel with the money once the amount is fixed, while reports from Sofia claim captors demand payment at Samokov, Bulgaria.

Constantinople Miss Stone Baird Heskeel United States Legation Samokoff Berlin Sofia Bulgaria Cemiey

Democrats See McKinley Death As Campaign Edge

In Columbus Democrats debate whether McKinley's death helps their ticket. Some see a potential rally but others doubt any victory, while Kilbourne's camp bets on organization and Hanna-like campaign tactics. Cincinnati politics and registration scrutiny color the national scene as Illinois talk of direct senatorial election draws attention.

William McKinley Kilbourne Hhs Ohio McKinley New York Campbell Colonel Kilbourne Hanna McLean Lewis G. Bernard Tom Johnson Charles W. Baker Cincinnati Baker Mr. Baker Bernard Ciites Queen City Harrison Carter Harrison Illinois Chicago

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Mary Richmond Mrs. Pugh Witwer Richmondays Prof Barnum and Bailey Roosevelt Senator Nippert Jing Gal Cervera Staunton M’kinley Col. Kilbourne Columbus Bureau Columbus, O
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