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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1903

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Bulgaria and Turkey Near Agreement on Macedonian Issues

The Turco Bulgarian talks show the Porte open to direct understanding and Bulgaria pressing for amnesty mixed commission reforms local autonomy and safety guarantees. Bulgaria seeks rebuilt villages refugee repatriation and Bulgarian school and church administration with government help.

Sofia Porte Bulgaria Macedonia Petroff Ali Ferah Bey Burgas Turkey Constantinople Balkan

Cardinal Gibbons Returns From Rome to New York

Cardinal Gibbons arrives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with a Baltimore clergy and lay delegation aboard a revenue cutter greeting. He stays at Mrs Keily's in Brooklyn, discusses Pope Pius X, and predicts more American cardinals while denying a Western patriarchate. He plans a Baltimore Cathedral address on his first free Sunday.

New York Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Odd Fellows Keily Brooklyn Dinal Gibbons Venice Pius X Vatican Quirinal

Dowie Horths and Vast Crowd Shower Money Campaign

Dr John Alexander Dowie led a Zion City congregation in a New York fundraising drive to fund a campaign to cleanse Gotham. A decorated barrel collected pennies to dollars from children and adults, Dowie contributing 500 dollars and others pledging hundreds more.

John Alexander Dowie Zion City Zion New York Dr. Dowie Childern Zion Guards Elijah the Prophet

Arrival Remarks Highlight Cardinal Gibbons Vision for U.S. Church

Cardinal Gibbons arrives in New York and notes, in remarks, that another American Cardinal is likely and the Pope is deeply interested in American church development. He says the Pope’s election pleases Americans, that the Pope is a friend of Italy’s king, and predicts gradual, friendly Vatican relations without sudden changes.

Cardinal Gibbons New York Italy Quirnal Vatican

Spiritualism duel in Cincinnati unfolds this winter

Mrs. Mary Garrett the medium and Frank Woodruff the former suspect in a clothing theft vow to tour halls to air their views. Garrett seeks vindication after being criticized by papers and recounts alleged kindness to her lover's family while Woodruff plans lectures with the Liberal society to reveal seance tricks. He will return to Louisville to resume farming as Garrett contemplates retaliation.

Cincinnati Mary Garrett Frank F. Woodruff Simmons & Co Woodruff

Hanna Demands Tough Loyalty From State Employees

In Columbus on September 22 Senator M. A. Hanna told a Republican delegation that loyal workers must be rewarded and careless state employees should not be reappointed. He pressed for two post election lists identifying loyal and inactive officials to guide future staffing.

Commercial Tribune Columbus M. A. Hanna Chittenden Franklin County Herrick E. M. Huggins Elmer Miller A. C Wallace

Parks Clash Ends in Gun Drawn Standoff at Hotel

In Kansas City on September 22 a tense clash broke out at the Coates House billiard room. Anti Parks delegate Brophy faced a mob of Parks supporters and, armed with a revolver, held them at bay until police arrived. A dozen officers were posted to maintain order at the hotel.

Kansas City Parks

Big Four Eastbound Train Kills Two Injures One

Big Four eastbound passenger train No. 36 flashed through Bellefontaine Ohio Sept 22 killing a man just out of Chicago and another at Muncie while striking and badly injuring Lewis McColly at DeGraff.

Commercial Tribune Bellefontaine, CO Here Chicago Muncie Degraff Lewis McColly

Opened Fight for a Pure Catchup in Columbus

Ohio State Food Commissioner Horace Ankeny announces a crackdown on colored catchup and plans steps to protect consumers. He alleges coloring is added to disguise inferior tomatoes and that much such catchup is made from green or rotten tomatoes and canning refuse.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Horace Ankeny

Democrats Seek Harmony In Local Faction Talks

A meeting at A G Turnipseed's office in Fourth and Elmereueee aimed to unite Bernard and Bigelow factions for the county ticket. Four candidates floated include Walter De Camp and John Fitzpatrick for Common Pleas, James Condron for County Clerk, and Frank Burke for the Legislature.

Eee Ae A. G. Turnipseed Fourth Elmereueee Bernard

Daring Hold Up Of Passenger Train Near St. Joseph

Four masked men halted westbound Burlington train No. 41 near St. Joseph Missouri. They dynamited the safe in the express car and escaped with cash possibly up to ten thousand dollars. A pursuit organized by local authorities found no robbers, and no shots were fired. The incident halted the train, delayed service, and caused panic among passengers.

ST. Joseph Here West 8. B. Harvey Amazonia

Chicago Judge Validates Russian Jewish Get

Judge Gibbons of the Circuit Court ruled a Russian Jewish divorce decree valid in Illinois. Max Graber, a Russian Hebrew, had remarried after the divorce and faced bigamy charges when his first wife pursued further settlements. With no fraud shown, the court recognized the get as binding under Russian law.

Chicago Gibbons Max Graber Sarah Graber United States Russia America Graber Illinois

Million to hunt Adirondacks murderers revealed

Henry Dexter, 90, offers one million dollars to track the man who killed his son Orlando P. Dexter. Authorities rally in the Adirondacks as St. Regis Indians join the search led by chief Nehazane, praised for forest tracking skills.

Commercial Tribune New York Henry Dexter Orlando P. Dexter Adirondacks Dexter North Woods St. Regis St. Lawrence County Franklin County Nehazane

Parry Endorses Probe Into Murder Ring

Boston police announce David M. Parry of Indianapolis will aid investigations into a murder ring. Parry spoke tonight about cooperative efforts and potential leads across city and state lines.

Blinded by Can of Tomatoes Burst Turns Fatal

Dayton Ohio Sept 22 An explosion from a can of tomatoes blinded Mary Rapp and killed W R Collins ex employee. Parry believes the incident may be part of a preconcerted plan to intimidate nonunion workers and will aid in the search for those responsible.

Ployees Parry Indianapolis Collins

Jett Given Death Penalty for Jackson Town Marshal Killing

A Harrison County jury after two hours and twenty minutes sentenced Curtis Jett to death for the May 21, 1902 assassination of Jackson Town Marshal Jim Cockrill. Jett showed no emotion and blocked reporters. his mother and brothers reacted with varying hopes for a new trial. Attorney Blanton to seek a new trial citing missing witnesses and rulings, with the appeal deadline set for November term.

Commercial Tribune Cynthiana Harrison County Curtis Jett Jim Cockrill Jackson Jett Alex. Hargis Blanton Court of Appeals Cyn Commonwealth John Blanton Bill” Britton Robert Deaton Denton Britton Osborne Colditon Cockrill

Suspect Turned Back After Visit To President at Sagamore Hill

A man calling himself Samuel Swenson was detained by Secret Service near Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay as he sought to meet the President. He was shadowed searched and sent to New York on the 6 07 train. Officers deemed him harmless and warned that return could be dangerous.

Oyster Bay N. Y Samuel Swenson Secret Service Sagamore Hill New York Swenson

Teen Girl in City Hospital Plots Suicide

Florence Evans eighteen confined at City Hospital attempted to end her life with carbolic acid hidden in her bed. Marie White alerted staff after seeing a note saying the truth would be known in the morning. Evans, admitted June second from 416 John street, suffers diphtheria aftermath with paralysis and a weak heart. Her mother is Mrs Nellie Evans of Shenandoah City Virginia.

Besta Florence Evans Marie White Nellie Evans Shenandoah City Page County

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