Vanderbilt Whitney Couples Tie in Newport Nuptials
Rich made richer as Vanderbilt and Whitney pair exchange vows in Newport with notable guests and family present. The ceremony marks a high society nuptial event in the seaside town.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1896
Page
1
Quiet Vanderbilt Whitney Wedding at The Breakers
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt and Mr. Harry Payne Whitney wed at noon at The Breakers Newport in a simple ceremony due to Mr. Vanderbilt’s health. About fifty guests attended as Rev. George F. Magill officiated and Depew escorted the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
William C. Whitney
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
George F. Magill
Trinity Church
Bishop Potter
Rhode Island
Potter
Glatys Vanderbilt
Dorothy Whitney
Kroom
Sloane
Shepard
Gerry and
Taylor
Payne Whitney
Europe
Messrs
Frank Polk
Columbus Baldwin
Rawlins L. Connenet
Alfred Vanderbilt
Kentucky Sunday School Union Opens Thirty-First Session
Owensboro Kentucky hosts the thirty first annual Kentucky Sunday School Union session with about 50 delegates present and many more expected. Rev James Boyce presiding in absence of George B Jennings. Miss M F Huber attends as secretary. Rev F S Pollett and Rev H K Renner address topics on pastors influence and the pastor a potent factor. The First Baptist Church venue is crowded as sessions begin with song service and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
Kentucky Sunday-school Union
George B. Jennings
James Boyce
Louisville
M. F. Huber
F. 8. Pollett
Frankfort
H. K. Renner
D.D
First Baptist Church
Union Wages Strike Tangles Silver Press Fight
Indianapolis reports tension as the International Typographical Union investigates a strike at the New York Mercury over pay scales. The union links backers include Senator Stewart and the Bimetallic Union while the Silver Knight edited in Washington is printed in Alexandria to dodge union rates. President Prescott vows union power against the silver syndicate in the broader free silver conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Bryan
International Fiographical Union
New York Mercury
Pet
Stewart
Silver Knight
Washington
Alexandria
Prescott
International Union
Y M C A Buys Avery Residence For Home Use
The Louisville Y M C A has purchased the Avery residence at Fourth and Broadway for 40 700 dollars. It fronts Broadway 110 feet and Fourth street 200 feet. The plan includes 80 000 dollars in remodeling and the building will be used solely for Y M C A purposes, with occupancy starting September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Y. M.cpa
Avery
Fourth and Broadway
Broadway
Fourth Street
Association
McKinley Backed by Ohio Delegation Rally
Woodmansee stock rises as his Milwaukee convention speech wins supporters. McAlpin Woodmansee foes forge alliance to back the stronger after two or three ballots while Bryan’s populist stance draws sharp criticism from the Wisconsin gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
Woodmansee
McAlpin
Gordon
Explosion in Maul Coal Mine Kills One Man
A deadly 45 explosion struck the Maul Coal Mine in Ston Indiana at 6 AM. Frank Gasner and Charles Gasner entered the mine without a lamp, causing a flash of gas that burned and bruised them. Rescuers recovered one body and worked all day to reach the other victim as state mine officials investigated damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ston
Ind
Maul
Frank
Charles Gasner
Gasner
Turbie
Fisher
Altgeld Silent Amid Ex Congressman Forman Charges
Governor John P. Altgeld refused interview requests regarding recent charges leveled by ex congressman Forman from Colorado. The events occurred as officials returned home from Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
Colo
Negroes in a Bit Serious Trouble With L N Construction Gang
Local phrasing indicates black workers face legal or disciplinary action connected to the Louisville and Nashville construction gang operations. Details are sparse but imply institutional or workplace conflict requiring official handling. Further context from surrounding columns would clarify charges and outcomes.
Fight at Eagle Tunnel labor camp leaves one dead
Suppressed by sheriff armed deputies guard Elliston Kentucky as two rioters are wounded and not expected to recover. A clash among around one hundred Black laborers employed on the L and N tunnel two miles east of Elliston turns unusually severe with officials anxious about further trouble following recent incidents at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliston
Eagie Tunnel
M. T. Foley
Foley
Jones
S. V& Labrot
Williamstown
Webster
J. M. Elliston
H. A. Ford
Wood-Works Shut Down In Warsaw Plant
The Lesh Manufacturing Company at Warsaw, the largest wood working concern in the region, has shut down due to dull trade. Fifty men are thrown out of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripura
Bash
Ind
Lesh Manufacturing Company
Warsaw
Sorg poised for Ohio nominee amid party clash in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio some delegates clash over the Democratic nomination scene as Sorg accepts the bid with Joe Dowling controlling the plan. Sorg to write his acceptance aboard ship en route to Europe, while Frank Ray coordinates the deal from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Sorg
Joe Dowling
Lakewood
N. Y
Col
Frank Ray
Frank Ray, the Treasurer of His Tobacco Company
Dowling
Ray
New York
Washington
Europe
Daughter Defends Mother in Baltimore Police Court
In Indianapolis on August 25 James McGraw was brought to Police Court after his daughter, a 16 year old, struck him, knocking him unconscious while he beat his wife. The incident began as the mother’s screams drew the girl to intervene and end the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
James McGraw
McGraw
Bridal party departs Newport in private car for unknown destination
Seven standard blooming rose trees eight feet high lined the boundary to the life of guests. The bridal party left Newport on private car No. 493 with a special engine at 2 pm. Destination not disclosed, but believed to be Lenox, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Lenox
Mass
Axle grease and feathers punish a Bainbridge youth
In Greencastle Indiana on Sunday night Buck Ford a Bainbridge youth was seized by local youths and covered in axle grease and feathers. The incident followed several reports of Ford causing trouble and several arrests have resulted from the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greencastle
Ind
Buck Ford
Bainbridge
Ford
McBeth and McClay Lamps Restart After Shutdown
Elwood Indiana workers at the McBeth and McClay lamp chimney plants totaling 1100 employees resumed operations tonight and will run at full capacity day and night to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Elwood
Ind
McBeth
Lancaster Bonds Unplaced Reflect Free Silver Influence
Lancaster Ohio faces an object lesson in finance as 65,008 dollars of bonds for a new city hall sit unsold due to unsettled money markets and wary investors. The Fourth National Bank of Columbus offered only nominal terms, while Lancaster bankers and brokers offered little else amid election jitters. The local delegation wrestled over candidate names with Miller and McElroy as they debated slate and campaign ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
McKinley
Kinney
Taylor
Friends of the
Ohio Man
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Executive Committee
Lancaster
Cincinnati
E. J. Miller
Columbus
ex-Oil
Inspector McElroy
Vernon
Bundy
Mr. McElroy
Mr. Miller
Miller
McElroy
Body Found in Woods Solves Hold Up Mystery
In Dawson's Woods near Harrisonville Ohio an unknown man's badly decomposed body was found this morning. The discovery followed a farmer William Bennett who shot at a masked highwayman during an attempted robbery three weeks earlier. Decomposition and hog activity prevented identification or cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Dawson’s Woods
Harrisonville
Wm. Bennett
Bennett
Hanna in Gotham and Michigan Campaign Echoes
Republican moves in New York with Mark Hanna and General Russell Alger shaping Michigan policy. West Virginia and Indiana campaigns outlined. bi metalism stance defended. Night clash at a tunnel site escalates violence as labor unrest and sheriff deputies restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Chainman
Mark Hanna
Boston
Republican
Fifth Avenue
Russell Alger
Hanna
Mr. Platt
Mr. Hanna
Alger
Europe
Michigan
Call for special session to tackle million dollar deficit
In Frankfort Kentucky Speed Smith of Madison says an extra session may be called after the November election. Governor Bradley is expected to include one subject in the call, the deficit of one million dollars, and to avoid reigniting the senatorial fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
House of Representatives
Speed Smith
Madison
Smith
Bradley
A Woman's Quarrel Ends with Manslaughter Charge
Carrie Stout was arrested in Louisville on a warrant for manslaughter after striking Sally Bird with a brickbat during a quarrel. Bird was pregnant at the time and delivered a stillborn child two days later. the coroner's inquest found Stout responsible.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Carrie Stout
Schmidt
Stout
Sally Bird
Hood
Freight Train Derails Near Piqua Wreck DestroysTracks
A Big Four freight train derailed near Houston northwest of Piqua Ohio after an axle broke. Fifteen freight cars piled up and the track was torn up for a long stretch. Five men rode in a wrecked car. three escaped while two sustained serious and possibly fatal injuries. Traffic halted for seven cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Piqua, O
Houston
Natural Gas Benefits Population Report From City Canvass
A special dispatch from Anderson Indiana notes a city population rise to 21 042 from 1887 4132 and 1890 10787 with Elwood at 11732 Alexandria up to 6122. County population growth and wealth gains are described as remarkable as a magician's tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Me-Et- Anderson
Ind
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Prisoner’s mentally unbalanced escape leads to missing man
Alfred George Whitehead, an Irish American political prisoner released from Portland Prison, arrived in Skibbereen and became completely deranged after seeing his mother. He vanished soon after. Local search teams scoured the area through the night seeking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skibbereen
Alfred George Whitehead
Portland
Knights of Golden Eagle Open Grand Castle Session in Columbus
The Grand Castle convention of the Knights of the Golden Eagle began in Columbus with about seventy five representatives led by Grand Chief Spain J Southard of Bellefontaine. He proposed a 15 prize for every organizer of a new castle as eleven castles were formed this year bringing total castles to 76 and membership to 4083. The Grand Temple of the Ladies of the Golden Eagle held its second annual session with seventy in attendance and both groups were welcomed by the mayor followed by a parade and an evening speech by Si Scruggs of Pumpkinville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
the Knights of the Golden Eagle
Grand Castle
Spain J.,southard
Bellefontaine
John C. Stage
Grand Temple of the Ladies of the’ Golden Eagle
Si Scruggins
Pumpkinville
Ohio board refuses Hygiea College graduate licensure
At the State Board of Medical Examiners meeting in Columbus the Hygiea Medical College of Cincinnati was denied permission to graduate and certify students to practice. The decision follows earlier refusals and cites the college as not in good standing. The University of Louisville and the Kentucky School of Medicine in Louisville were granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Medical Examiners
Hygéia Medical College
Cincinnati
University of Louisville
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville
Dowling Involved in Dayton Hotel Brawl Over Politics
In Dayton on August 25 Revenue Collector Joseph Dowling clashed with Charles L. Hubbard at the Phillips House lobby after a political argument. Hubbard, a Dayton National Bank teller, claimed Democrats misgovern, prompting Dowling to respond with a counterpoint in the heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Joseph Dowling
Phillips House
Charles L. Hubbard
Dayton National Bank
Mr. Hubbard
Mr. Dowling
Louisville clashes over control of city government and police
In Louisville the A P A led aldermen confront the Democratic Board of Public Safety over police and city control. Amid a state of siege thousands gather as impeachment ends with new chief proposals and writs of contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
A. P. A. Board of Aldermen
Democratic Board of Public Safety
A. P.A
D. E. O'Sullivan
R. J. Tilford
Charles Wilson
Todd
John Searcy
G. M. Crawford
Wm. Evans
Robert Cunningham
George Frantz
Board of Safety
Taylor
Toné
Toney
I Ilegal
Land deal seals Indian Springs property in Indiana
SEYMOUR Ind August 23 During the past week one of the largest land trades this season in Southern Indiana was completed by Alfred Guthrie of Tunnellton exchanging the famous Indian Springs in Martin County and four hundred acres for other property and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Seymour
Ind
Indiana
Alfred Guthrie
Tunnelton
Indian Springs
Martin County
Dowling and Hubbard clash in hotel bar brawl
The confrontation began when Dowling accused Hubbard of holding an office he could not fill. Hubbard repeated the claim and Dowling struck Hubbard, sending his hat flying. Bystanders intervened and the pair retired to the hotel bar amid significant attention. Dowling later said he regretted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Mr. Dowling
Child Crushed Under Barrels in Ohio Cider Mill Accident
Special Dispatch reports a Brimfield, Ohio incident where the son of J. A. Mummier was fatally crushed when cider mill barrels toppled onto a wagon. The father and son were returning from the mill at the time of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kent, O
J. A. Mummier
Brimfield
Wealthy Suene buyer to acquire Florida land parcel
The article details a transfer of twenty thousand acres of land in Florida to a wealthy Suene lady from a tract of dredged lands adjoining the Springs. The present owner plans a Keeley Gold Cure Institute building and a lake one mile long on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suene
Florida
Keeley Gold
Died Among Strangers in Affluent City Tragedy
Special Disputes Commercial Tribune reports Col. E. P. Hunt aged 80 of Chillicothe and Cincinnati died here last night of paralysis. He was once noted as a prominent citizen with a wife and two daughters in Cincinnati, one daughter identified as Mrs. Pettibone. Family troubles left him penniless as he passed away among strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Quarra
Wilhin Broadwell
Broaddwell
Brodwell
Wiliam Broughton
Broughton
Yaeger
Glencoe
Commercial Tribune
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the Maids of Honor
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Typographical Union
Popucrat Irons
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WY Kinley
Tion
Sanya
McA A
Hunsberger
Ma Eying Parson
Rauschenberger
Arper
Wisconsin State League
Chicago
Platte
Pittsburg
J. Ellen Foster
Rt Murphy
D. D. Woodmansee
United States
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W. J. Bryan
Bryan Fsee
River Platte
Terry
Altgeld
N. Construction Gang
Elliston, KY
Samuel M. Taylor
Charley Kinney
Dye
Gan Geenn
Breakers
Newport Palace
Vanderbilts
Indiana White Caps
Leach
Naughen
Teiler
Stone Wall
Elroy
Mr. Moy
Montgomery County
Gotham
Hwe Favors
Platt
Wolgerine
Méhimiey
West Virginia
Clayton
Bureau of the National Committee
J. W. Lansing
Lincoln
Patrick O'Favre
Jack Crawford
Henry W. Cherouny
Thts City
Wheeling
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W H. Calvert
Cinnati
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Insane
Knights OF Golden ‘Eagle
Hygeia Medical College
Hutard
A. P.A. Aldermen
S. Todd
Edward A. McAlpin
National League of Republican Clubs
Clarksville
Tenn
Danville
Hinson
Joe Hinson
Wiggins Brothers
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