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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1905

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Madden Comes Here Begs Reconciliation in Alimony Case

John E. Madden the Ohio turf man and breeder appeared in Judge Swing's court as his wife's alimony suit began. He proposed reconciliation with terms for access to children and support, but the effort failed. The case proceeds with depositions and further witnesses, while Mrs Madden and her son Edward are seen apart from Madden during the session.

Kentucky Madden John E. Madden Judge Swing Mr. Madden Ohio Williams. Dickson John C. Healy Swing Hamilton County Lexington

Turkey Holds Ground Over Armenian Naturalized Citizen

Washington reports say the Turkish government will treat the naturalized Armenian condemned for murder as a Turkish subject and reject granting him American citizenship rights. Efforts for Vartanian continue, but arbitration seems unlikely as Turkey has not proposed a settlement. The U S stance differs from European norms on naturalization abroad.

Commercial Tribune Washington Leishman State Department Stamboul Vartanian

Prince Tsitsianoff Assassinated Near Tiflis and Tartar Uprising

Prince Tsitsianoff, a landed proprietor, was assassinated today at Gori, fifty miles from Tiflis. A band of Tartars barricaded a rich Mussulman’s house and fired on a patrol, artillery reducing the house and leaving all Tartars dead. Reports from Baku say the situation worsens with Tartars and Kurds plundering in the Blacktown district and soldiers fatally firing on workers, seventeen killed.

Tiflis Tsitsianoff Gori Baku Mussulman ST. Petersburg Blacktown

Murder confession ties 1877 Youngstown case to Herzig

A note found near Hiddenwood North Dakota claims Charles Herzig killed Lizzie Grombacker near Youngstown in 1870s. The writer says he is Charles Herzig and that Charles Sterling was hanged for the same murder after circumstantial evidence. No body found.

Mystery surrounds Herzig family near Girard Ohio

In Youngstown Ohio on September 11 no trace of the Herzig family near Girard could be found. Mrs Catherine Herzig is not known at Girard despite inquiries to the Postmaster. The 1874 Lizzie Grombacker murder ended with Charles Sterling a tramp hanged in 1877 after two trials.

Commercial Tribune Youngstown Herzig Girard Catherine Herzig Lizzie Grombacker Charles Sterling Sterling

Remembering the Grombacker Case in Ohio

Pittsburg reporter David Jones recalls the Grombacker murder near Youngstown and Poland where 17 year old Miss Grombacker was found with a veil around her throat. Charles Sterling, hanged for the crime, was seen nearby and convicted on circumstantial evidence after a first trial jury disagreement. Sterling’s mother, who claimed relation, was denied access before the execution.

Pittsburg David Jones Grombacker Ohio Youngstown Poland Charles Sterling Canada Sterling

Taft's Homeward Journey From Nagasaki Planned

Secretary Taft and party arrived in Nagasaki aboard the Korea and will sail at daylight for San Francisco, with expected arrival Sept 27. A cablegram from the War Bureau notes Taft will take the shortest route home via Kobe and Yokohama, dining with Tea Guilds in Yokohama.

Kobe Yokohama San Francisco Nagasaki Taft Pacific Mail Company Korea Washington Bureau of Insular Affairs Japan

Norway Stalemate in Union Talks with Sweden

Christiania September 11 Norwegian newspapers report an impasse in talks over dissolving the union with Sweden. Norway cannot accept Sweden's terms and Dagbladet says Sweden won t discuss arbitration until Norway yields, arguing war might be preferable to peace at national humiliation.

Christiania Norway Sweden Dagbladet

Russia weighs naval port on Murman coast near Alexandrovsk

From Christiania Norway dated Sept 11 the report says Russia seriously considers establishing a naval port along the Murman coast likely at Alexandrovsk. The news notes a potential strategic outlet and increased Baltic Sea access.

Christiania Norway Russia Murmanian Alexandrovisk

Tragedy at Corinth Farm as Couple Slashes Throats

Butass Morgan a wealthy farmer wounds his wife and himself with a razor in their Lusby Mill Pike home. The victims, both gravely injured, were found by Morgan's sister as he died and wife lingered. Despair over illness drove the act.

Commercial Tribune Corinth Beyside Butass Morgan Lusby Mill Morgan Janie Lynn

No Hope of Peace With Hungarians

Vienna reported Sept 11 that peace between the crown and the united opposition in the Hungarian Diet appears broken. Emperor Francis Joseph, once leaning toward universal suffrage as a means to defeat the opposition, has been swayed by Austrian ministers who fear wider political upheaval if Hungary gains universal suffrage.

Vienna Francis Joseph Austria

Family Quarrel Ends in Killing in Van Wert

Levy Mullen fatally shot neighbor James Marshall after 7 PM in Van Wert Ohio. Mullen surrendered at the County Jail claiming self defense as Marshall advanced with a pitchfork. The dispute began when Marshall spread thistles in the street hindering Mullen children from crossing barefoot.

van Wert Commercial Tribune Levy Mullen James Marshall Mullen Beckford Marshall

Deadly Ninth Avenue Elevated Crash Kills and Injures Dozens

A Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad crash killed one or more workers and injured over twenty others as a southbound car derailed at the Fifty third street junction. The motorman fled, a switchman faces manslaughter charges, and coroner Scholer set high bail for witnesses while investigation continues.

Commercial Tribune New York Ninth Avenue Roosevelt Hospital Scholer

Jubilee Fest at Chester Park Draws 20000+ Delegates and Fireworks

More than twenty thousand persons attended the Central Verein jubilee at Chester Park with speeches music and a grand fireworks display featuring portraits of Pope Pius X Mer Falconi and Archbishop Moeller. The day opened with a Chester Military Band overture and ended with a large banquet for delegates while a German language address by Nicholas Gonner drew a packed pavilion. Business sessions in Holy Trinity Hall focused on separating the insurance department from other works, with sentiment leaning toward approval at the session.

Central Verein Chester Park Pius X Mer. Falconi United States Moeller Chester Harry Kahn Holy City Nicholas Gonner Dubuque Verein Gonner Hudepohl Holy Trinity Hall Insurance Department John B. Oelkers St. Michaels Church

Methodist Conference Backs Gov Herrick Veto on Chisholm Bill

At Springfield Ohio a Methodist gathering approved an amendment commending Gov Herrick for vetoing the Chisholm pool selling bill despite opposition from anti Herrick factions. The vote 57 to 16 also condemned widespread municipal misrule and calls for moral reforms amid debate over immigration and public morality.

Commercial Tribune Springfield Jesse Bowman Young Cincinnati Herrick

Komura III May Delay Departure

The departure of the Japanese Peace Commission for Japan may be delayed due to Baron Komura’s illness. He is confined to his Waldorf Astoria rooms with fever and high temperature, and physicians were consulted to decide if he can travel next Thursday.

Commercial Tribune New York Japanese Peace Commission Japan Baron Komura Waldorf-Astoria

Tribes Clash Near Tangier Over Raisuli Fight

American Minister Gummere reports near Tangier tribes the Anghera and Raisuli clash as the government wavers. Diplomatic corps lodge protest to Foreign Affairs Minister. Mountains deemed unsafe. Gummere to return to Tangier from a former Perdicaris residence in the countryside.

Tangier Anghera Raisuli Gummere Ion Perdicaris Distan

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Lawyers Wrangle Turfman Turkey Tartar Romits North Dakota Beau Tramp Minot N. D Frank Byer Hiddenwood Frank Charles Herzig Mr. Byer Mahoning County Byer Nagagaki Gomes Democratic Party W. J. Bryan Former Mrs. Lynn Mrs. Morgan Sixth Avenue Fifty-third Street Catholic Verein Pope Prange Gov. Herrick Chisholm Ing Bill Committee On Public Morals Dr. Young Young Commonwealth Starr National Movement Missouri E. McHugh Leonard McHugh W. H. Wehrly Troy Chaplain Starr S. B. Leonard Morocco Cablés Commercial Tribure
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