NO PARTY MATTER Filipinos Fired on the Flag Address
A report notes Filipino reception as the flag was delivered in a German day address. Senator Fairbanks presented the Philippine question, outlining official views and concerns in the speech.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1899
Page
1
German Day Observed by Cincinnati Men in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on German Day fifty-two local German societies hosted 600 out-of-town guests for a parade of 3600 participants and a Germania Park program with 5,000 attendees. Cincinnati guests led by the Liederkranz earned praise for performances as Senator Fairbanks and Mayor Taggart praised German-American loyalty and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Elsenheimer
Cincinnati College of Music
Germania Park
Taggart
Indianapolis
United States
Goethe Birthday Celebration Draws Thousands in Chicago
Chicago German societies held the 160th Goethe birthday tribute at Sunny Side Park with 12 000 members and over 35 000 attendees. A 100 piece orchestra performed Faust selections while 1 500 men and 700 women formed choirs, plus 800 children. Proceeds of about 15000 were set to fund a Goethe monument in Lincoln Park next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Goethe
Sunny Side Park
Lincoln Park
Big Damage Suit Against Clothier Details Bribery Case
Columbus Ohio September 3 Mark Biller a former councilman and board of equalization member filed a $25 000 damage suit against D 8 Ambach a wholesale clothier The action stems from the Ellerman and Kerins bribery trial in which they were acquitted on charges tied to clothing and an overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Mark Billerman
City Board of Equalization
Ambach
Ellerman
Trains Collide at Collinsville After Brake Failure
A double head freight and local on the Alabama Great Southern Railway collided near Collinsville Alabama. Three engines were demolished and about thirty cars damaged. Four crew members jumped clear and suffered minor injuries. An attempted brake test failed to stop the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Collinsville
Ala
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Fever update shows no new cases in Alabama and Texas
No new fever cases reported in three days. President Souchon of the Louisiana Board of Health notes Alabama has not quarantined against freight and urges Texas Health Officer Blunt to refrain from similar restrictions while inviting an inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Souchon
Louisiana Board of Health
Blunt
Texas
Alabama
Schoolmates in Jail Over Koeller Murder Probe
Chicago police report two 22 year old telegraph operators Herman Hundhausen and Richard Honeck in custody for the killing of Walter F. Koeller. The prisoners deny knowledge of the crime while the victim’s brother suspects Koeller’s betrothal to Miss Jessie Horn sparked the enmity among former Dixon College classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter F. Koeller
Koeller
Herman Hundhausen
Robert Hundhausen
Herman
Richard Honeck
Henry Honeck
Walter
George Koeller
Hundhausen
Honeck
F. M. Alexander
Dixon, ML. College
Jessie Horn
Shirley
Son of Bonaparte Ex Empress Eugenie’s Hidden Love Tale
Special Cable from Rennes recounts Eugenie de Montijo saluting a young Napoleon III era prince at the Rue de Rivoli and details a long entangled life. It mentions the Prince Imperial’s mistreatment, exile, and a rumored liaison with Mary Watkins, amid Eugenie’s ambition and alleged role in breaking the prince’s heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rennes
Rue de Rivoli
Arsene Houssaye
Sainte Helene
Louis le Grand Lyceum
Napoleon. V
Eugenie de Montijo
Contesse de Teba
Contesse de Pierrefonds
Ce Imperial
Lyceum
Cavaignac
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
General Cavaignac
Napoleon
Prince Imperial
Napoleon le Grand
Tuileries
Prince
Henry Slater
Slater
Basinghall Street
London
Woolwich
Mary Watkins
Jiminez Sails Toward Santo Domingo Presidency
Juan Isidore Jiminez, revolutionary aspirant to the presidency, departed Caimanera aboard the George S. Chase for Baracon then Port au Prince and Puerta Plata where he is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Haytien
Juan
Isidore Jiminez
Republic of Santo Domingo
Caimanera
George S. Chase
Baracon
Port-au- Prince
Puerta Plata
Temporary Governing Committee Created in Santo Domingo
Governor Imbert receives word of a temporary governing committee formed by Senors Cestero and Logrono and Generals Patino and Mejia. The request asks his resignation as governor of Puerto Plata in favor of General Coceo. Imbert will comply with the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Imbert
Cestero
Logrono
Patino
Mejia
Coceo
Lynchers Rampage After Police Shoot In New York
Patrolman Patrick O Keefe of East 126th Street Station was shot in Farrelli's Saloon on Second Avenue and will die. Michael Farrelli fled but was caught after a lengthy chase and struggle. A mob of thousands gathered seeking to lynch the Italian suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick O’ Keefe
126Th Street
Michael Farrelli
Farrelli
Second Avenue
O’keefe
Plague Report From Lisbon Investigation Sent
Marine Hospital Surgeon Irwin, sent to Lisbon and Oporto to study the plague, cabled that he mailed a report. The cablegram conveys no details, suggesting the outbreak may be less serious than feared, though other reasons for the omission are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Hospital
Irwin
Lisbon
Oporto
Secret sessions and crowded trains mark Transvaal day
The first and second Raadie sat in secret session yesterday. The Transvaal State Attorney, with Mr. Fischer from the Orange Free State, has gone to Bloemfontein. Meanwhile Sunday trains from Johannesburg to Durban and Natal are crowded with passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Durban
Natal
Pretoria
Transvaal
Fischer
Orange Free State
Blomfontein
Boers Expected to Reject Chamberlain Proposals
London dispatches report the Transvaal likely to snub Mr Chamberlain and refuse a Cape Town conference. A threat to withdraw the five year franchise offer is anticipated. Times correspondent confirms aggressive action imminent from Johannesburg sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
Transvaal
Chamberlain
Cape Town
Times
Newcastle
Natal
Johannesburg
Moneypenny
Crowded Sunday Train Probed by Transvaal Detectives
The Sun Day train from Johannesburg to Durban was crowded with passengers from Johannesburg. Several passengers faced warrants issued by the Transvaal authorities and the train was searched three times by Transvaal detectives through Transvaal territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Natal
Johannesburg
Durban
Transvaal
Franciscan Church Dedication Draws Knights Delegations
The Franciscan Church and Monastery near the National Catholic University in Brookland D C will be dedicated on Sunday September 17. A large influx of visitors is anticipated with about 500 delegates from Cincinnati and many from Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Approximately 2000 members of the third order of the Knights of St Francis are expected to travel east of the Mississippi and north of the Potomac for the ceremonies. Elaborate exercises will mark the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Catholic University
Brookland
D. C
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Third Order of the’Knights of St. Francis
Mississippi
Potomac
Fatal Shooting Affray at Ripley In Georgetown
Two men, Anderson and Brooks, fought in Ripley last night. Anderson fired a shotgun, striking Brooks in the lower abdomen. Jealousy is given as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Georgetown, CO
Anderson
Brooks
Ripley
Sailors and Firemen Union pushes strikes across four cities
Demonstrations in Cardiff Hull Bristol and Liverpool draw large crowds as Sailors and Firemen Union members pass resolutions to strike unless wage increases are granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cardiff
Hull
Bristol
Liverpool
Sailors’ and Firemen’s Union
Panic grips Johannesburg as arms search turns up empty
In Johannesburg on the first day of September detectives combed the Simmerjack mine for weapons amid widespread alarm. No arms were found and the public mood remained tense as authorities continued inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Simmerjack Mine
Fine Gift to Mrs Otis From Manila Orphans Clock Also Sent
Mrs Otis receives a drawnwork handkerchief from Manila crafted by orphans at Looban School, presented by the Sisters of Astilo de San Vincinto de Paul. General Otis also sends home a large Manila mahogany clock believed over a century old, with works from Spain and assembled in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rochester
N. Y
Otis
Sisters of Astilo de San Vincinto de Paul
Manila
Looban School
General Otis
Spain
Man Shot Dead Near Bloomington After Home Threat
John Barnes, a prominent Black man, was killed early today when he threatened to force entry at a white family's home in Bloomington Indiana. Four occupants are detained as police investigate. Authorities say Barnes had previously threatened Mrs Kenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Commercial Tribune
John Barnes
Kenzie
NO PARNELL MONUMENT Dr Emmet Stand
National Irish Federation approves no Parnell monument protest against inviting John E Redmond to speak. Resolution supports Dr Thomas Addis Emmet and P Gallagher in letters to the Redmond Investigating Committee. Event occurs at a special City Council meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Irish Federation
Thomas Addis Emmet
P. Gallagher
Redmond
Charles Stewart Parnell
John E. Redmond
Efort
Ireland
Grand Army Encampment Opens in Philadelphia
The thirty third annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Philadelphia opens with Admiral Sampson’s fleet arriving. Camp Sexton houses 1,600 tents for about 10,000 veterans, and a 42,000-strong parade is planned with青 3,000 schoolchildren and Boyd's Girl Cadets prominent in the procession. President McKinley and Cabinet to review warships in the Delaware River ahead of Tuesday’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Sampson
Ashbridge
Root
Gage
Smith
Boyd
Topeka
Kan
H. N. Boyd
Seventh Illinois Cavalry
Admiral Sampson
Delaware River
McKinley
Gresham
Imperial Russian Navy
Distiller Chad Britton Found Dead in Kentucky Valley
Chad Britton a wealthy Cumberland Gap Tennessee distiller and native of Kentucky was found dead in Powell's Valley with a bullet hole through his heart and a 45 caliber revolver nearby. Some friends say self inflicted death while many suspect murder as he had recently lost money in speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distiller of
Tennessee
Commercial Tribune
Middlesboro
Chad
Britton
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Kentucky
Powell’s Valley
Court action filed to reclaim LaPearl Circus show
Geneva N Y sept 3 action was taken in the supreme court by Donaldson Lithographing Company of Cincinnati and Newport Ky against J H LaPearl and wife to replevin the circus and menagerie known as the J H LaPearl Railroad Show. Papers were served on the show company at Naples. The show was to appear here tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Supreme Court
Donaldson Lithographing Company
Cincinnati
Newport
J. H. LaPearl
Naples
Cyclone Rages In Azores Island San Miguel Cripples Ships
A violent cyclone sweeps Ponta Delgada on San Miguel Island causing extensive property and shipping damage with several deaths reported as of Sept 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta Delgada
Azores Islands
Island
San Miguel
Last Volunteers Sail Home as War Ends
Two dispatches from Manila report the railway to Angeles finished in four days and insurrectionists opened fire without casualties as Iowa and Tennessee regiments depart. Graves of Tenth Pennsylvania members were decorated September 1 in a ceremony led by Chaplain Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Manila
Washington
Angeles
Tenth Pennsylvania
Pierce
Sutherland
Hawkins
Otis
Marshall Portrait Placed in Independence Hall
A portrait of Chief Justice John Marshall was placed in Independence Hall near the cracked Liberty Bell. It is a replica of the Inman portrait, donated to Philadelphia by George K. Knapp of Syracuse. Knapp previously offered a replica after a chance meeting with Mr Reeves. John H. Fasy will travel to Syracuse to retrieve it for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Independence Hall
Liberty Bell
George K. Knapp
Syracuse
N. Y
Inman
Law Library
City Hall
Knapp
Mr. Reeves
Justice Marshall
Mr. Knapp
Marshall
John H. Fasy
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
Transport Reaches Washington Amid Grounding Report
Washington dispatch from Nagasaki dated yesterday reports the Army transport Morgan City struck and went aground at the eastern entrance to the northern channel. all aboard were saved with no damage yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nagasaki
Japan
Morgan City
Labor Day Parade Tensions Spark Police Precautions
In Cleveland on Labor Day eve officials fear trouble during the parade. The Big Consolidated Street Railroad warns workers to avoid recklessness while police plan extended coverage. Night and day forces will monitor key march points along railroad tracks amid possible clashes with nonunion workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Big Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Tallest Man Dead in Clermont County
James Rogers aged seven feet tall of Afton Clermont died this morning from morphine taken to ease asthma pain. He was the tallest man in Clermont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Batavia,o
James_ Rogers
Afton
Clermont County
Roots Next Job Hobart's Health Policy Forte
Hobart advocates health reform as his primary strength, arguing that human welfare and medical legislation should guide governance. The piece frames health policy as the defining issue in his statesmanship over gun control and wartime provisioning.
Root Seen As Possible Vice Presidential Pick In 1900s Era
Washington dispatch analyzes Secretary Root as a potential Republican vice presidential nominee, arguing his legal and diplomatic talents could shape U S policy on insular affairs while his distaste for routine War Department duties pushes him toward a national leadership role. It notes Hobart’s health as a factor and hints at friction with Secretary Hay over War State Department divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Root
Hobart
Senate
Lr. Hobart
McKinley
Alger
Mr. Root
War Department
Puerto Rico
Philippines
United States
Cuba
State Department
Hay
War Secretary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Fairbanks
Tion
Cincinnat
Bers
Prof
Louis Ehrgott
Con
Dr. Elsenheimer
Mayor Taggart
Fairbanks
Aguinaldo
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Bell Telephone Company
D. 8
Koelller
Bonaparte
Eugenie
Zululand
Victoria’s Daughter
L Saint-Just
Empress Eugenie
Jiminez
Santo Dominican’ Presidency
Government
England
Mrs. Otis
Parnell
Dr. Emmet
OLD Boys IN Blue
The
Avenue of Fame
Walnut
Cherry Street
Broad
Penn
Camp Sexton
W. C. Johnson
Albert D. Shaw
Joe
National Association of Army Nurses
Naval Veterans
Farragut
Azore Islands
BIG Consolidated
China
Point
Mr. May
By Hal D. Landon
Secretary of War
Army
Ready
War Departments
Plattsburg
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