Grand Sire Goodwin to Visit Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows chapters in Cincinnati Covington and Newport plan a two day visit by Grand Sire John B. Goodwin born September 22 1860 a former Atlanta mayor and Georgia legislator He becomes Deputy Grand Sire in 1900 and was named Grand Sire in September last A two day program includes a reception at Grand Hotel a gathering at Odd Fellows Temple a trolley tour and a banquet with toastmaster Alfred M. Cohen Local committees led by James T. Allen coordinate events with Grand Masters from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana expected as guests.
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Odd Fellows
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Cincinnati Odd Fellows
George Wurm
C. T. Camnitz
G. F. Hoffman
W. L. Herth
8. Fine
L. C. Stephany
Walter House
E. C. Boyce
E. Cc. Campbell
Henry Siebel
J. W. Mefford
George Fritsch
Alfred M. Cohen
Milton Murtin
M.S. Cohen
Grand Hotel
Aaron McNeiil
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Grand Sire
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
John B. Goodwin
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta Herald
Atlanta
Georgia
Grand Lowe
Goodwin
Samelson Overrated His Pedestrian Powers
Samuel Samelson joined Tony's Bachelor Club for a pedestrian bet after boasting he could walk from the car barns to Fifth and Walnut in forty minutes. He started at the car barns, paused with rheumatism, and reached the target in fifty five minutes, costing him a theater party and soon a dinner party as part of the bet.
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Samuel Samelson
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Samelson
Tony
Hyde Park
Eastern Avenue
Fifth and
Catholics Pay 25 Million Extra Taxes, Say Catholic Leaders
The Very Reverend William O'Brien Pardow delivers a plea for national aid to Catholic schools, arguing U S Catholics annually contribute 25 million dollars beyond rightful taxes and educate one million children free of charge. He spoke in Chicago at a lecture on Saint De Lasalle and Modern Education.
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Chicago
United States
National Treasury
William O’brien Pardow
New York City
Saint de Lasalle
Big Syndicate Buys East Kentucky Land deal announced
A Chicago Duluth and Eastern capitalists syndicate has closed on 100000 acres of mineral and timber lands in Eastern Kentucky with options on 400000 more. Surveyors map the lands and abstracts are reviewed by experts, with completion expected in about two years. The plan includes extending three major railroads into the Big Sandy region.
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Commercial Tribune
Knoxville
Tenn
Big Stone Gap
Journal-Tribune
Chicago
Duluth
Eastern
Eapitalists
Kentucky
Big Sandy
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Chesapeake , Ohio
Sudden Deaths Prompt Coroner Inquiries
Coroner Schwab investigated two sudden deaths yesterday. William Paw, 42, a sewing machine agent residing on Jackson Street, fell ill in the morning and died en route to a doctor after Dr. Rosenbaum were moved. Greene died before arrival. Jillian Beresford, 2 months old of 314 Elw Mirec, died last evening from fetal causes with poor health since birth.
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Schwab
Wiliam Paw
Rose
Jackson Street
Osenbaum
Greene
Jillian Beresford
Seeaely
Advent observance begins across Catholic churches
The advent season was solemnly ushered in at Catholic churches as parishes begin four weeks of penance and prayer with abstention from festivals. At St. Peter's Cathedral Rev. Vincent Trosi opened a spiritual retreat while other churches host similar exercises during the period of fast.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Vincent Trosi
Lead Worker Succumbs to Lead Poisoning at Factory Site
Isaac McMillan a lead worker residing at 424 Oregon Street retired Saturday night and woke to find severe symptoms from lead exposure. The incident underscores the chronic dangers faced by workers in lead industries and the long term health risks of prolonged exposure.
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Isaac McMillan
Oregon Street
Nutty Marks and his Big Revolver Incident
Max Straus the Vine Street cigarist escaped a pistol wound when Harry Marks known as Nutty pulled a pistol and pressed it to Straus stomach. Straus deflected the gun and it fired into the floor and his trousers leg. Marks fled and has not been seen around.
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Max’ Straus
Vine Street
Harry Marks
Marks
Straus
Dora Fetherman Dies From Burns At City Hospital
Dora Fetherman a young woman from Cleveland died at City Hospital at 2 o clock this morning from burns suffered when her wrapper caught fire in a George street house. She had been kept in tepid water since arrival at the hospital. A Jewess in her early twenties, she was said to have wealthy relatives in Cleveland and had recently moved here.
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Dora Fetherman
George Street
City Hospital
Cleveland
Highlands Trustees Elect New Board and Plan Patrol
The new Highlands trustees meet tonight led by likely president John Macht with Macht Graf? No. Macht named as president. William Baud to be reelected clerk treasurer assessor. Patrolman slots open. plan to hire a special guard for Midway funded by saloonists and merchants, with patrols on holidays and paydays if business leaders approve.
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Tand War
Midway
Fragmentary Notice of an Individual’s Suffering and Age
A partial OCR fragment describes an individual named James at 240 West Fifth Street with a foot issue and a medical condition. The text references a penalty, illness, and an age of 63 years, but many words are garbled.
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James
West Fifth Street
Sion
Sipelas
Ford
Destructive Fire at Henderson Damages Several Businesses
A fire in Henderson Kentucky destroyed Lamber and Son's grocery and goods store completely and severely damaged Thos Meson's saloon and T K Harper's book store. Total loss estimated at 59 000 with other losses reported. Origin of the blaze is not known.
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Commercia
Trib
Henderson
Lamber & Son
Meson
T. K
Secretary Root Urges General Staff and Canteen Reform
Washington dispatch summarizes Secretary Root's annual War Department report urging creation of a general staff with chief of staff powers, expansion of supply control, and reform of post exchanges to curb drinking. It also covers the Philippines insurrection outcome, Cuba administration, and plans for future military organization and manpower.
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Washington
Elmu Root
Cuba
Philippines
Root
Army
Secretary of War
Congress
Military draft quotas described for four classes of troops
The regimental officers appointed by state governors outline quotas for four classes of troops already with prior service and ready for action. Conservative estimates place 250000 to 300000 in these first four classes. A fifth class of volunteers has no fixed limit beyond transport and supply.
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United States
National Guard
Regular Army
Volunteer Army
Orr's skull fracture after buggy accident in East End
Walter Orr 42, superintendent at C. Crane & Co. lumber mills, suffered a severe head injury when alighting from his buggy in front of 1932 Eastern avenue. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with base-skull fracture, scalp wounds, and doubtful recovery. Orr, a longtime executive, lives on New Richmond pike.
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Walter Orr
C. Crane & Co
East End
Good Samaritan
Orr
New Richmond Pike
Eastern Avenue
Patrol 6
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ott
Seven to One Weight Gain Claim for Scott’s Emulsion
An advertisement states that seven pounds of new flesh can result from a one pound bottle of Scott’s Emulsion. It claims improved appetite, digestion, blood quality, and body strength, urging thin people to try it and offering a sample from Scott & Downes at Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Lowne
Pearl Street
New York
Athens man found guilty of murder in double slaying
Frank Smith, 25, was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the August 2 slayings of Perry Oxley and Charles Brown at Glouster. The verdict followed a trial that continued into the afternoon after jurors were impaneled yesterday.
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Athens
Frank Smith
Perry Oxley
Charles Brown
Glouster
Hendrickson Arrested in Calloway Case Trial Set
John Hendrickson, under indictment in Bell County Court for the Calloway Carnes murder, was arrested in Hillsboro and brought to Barbourville. His first trial ended in a life sentence after a previous verdict and a $10,000 bond. a new trial is scheduled for next month in the regular Circuit Court.
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Commercial Tribune
Barbourville
John Hendrickson
Bell County
K of Calloway Carnés
A. Ti
Hendrickson
Hillsboro
Body Not Yet Found In River After Saloonist Vanishing
Hamilton Ohio November 30 Police search for Dan Bieantz a saloon owner who left town last Tuesday afternoon and warned his wife from Cincinnati that his body would be found in the river. No trace found in Cincinnati and his fate remains uncertain.
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Hamilton, O
Dan Bie
Antz
Cicinnati
Cincinnati
Woman recounts Galveston flood and murder tale in Louisville
Mrs Betty Choate describes the 1900 Galveston cyclone disaster that killed eight of her children and led to her husband’s murder. She recounts how she and her two remaining children survived, then faced asylum and hardship. Tomorrow she hopes to gain transport by boat to Ludlow.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Galveston
Tance
Central Station
Ladiow
Choate
Pearce
Richard Choate
Texas
Gulf Shore
Mary
Richard
Ministers Form Secret League in Lexington Gambling Raid
In Lexington Kentucky a group of pastors and civic leaders arrested for operating farobanks forms a secret league to end gambling. A 23 member committee conducted investigations gathering evidence on hundreds of citizens with losses, player counts, and minor participation. Arrested: Claude Graves W R Welsh Richard Gentry James Kearns William Hegarty James Moberly James Jordan Powell Dun Alf Taylor Timothy McAuliffe George Miller. Others pending: Edmond Thomas McDonald Charles Kuhns Lee Metzger.
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Lexington
em+plo
League
Claude Graves
W. R. Welsh
Richard Gentry
James Kearns
William Hegarty
James Moberly
James Jordan
Powell Dun
Alf Taylor
Timothy McAuliffe
George Miller
Thomas
McDonald
Charles Kuhns
Lee Metzger
Passing of Frank Unnewehr cigar box maker dies at 51
Frank Unnewehr, renowned cigar box manufacturer, died at his home 828 Dayton street after a yearlong diabetes illness. He built a large local business and owned Cincinnati Veneer Company and Unnewehr Saw Mills. Survived by widow and five children, funeral plans pending. burial at St Mary's Cemetery St Bernard.
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Frank Unnewehr
Dayton Street
Mr.Annewehr
Rehind
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Bernard
Obituaries for John Garner and J. F. Roudebush
John Garner a wealthy Butler County farmer died at his Reily Township home aged 76 He is survived by his widow and three daughters One daughter is Mrs Harvey Stitzel of Hamilton Ohio The other obituary notes J F Roudebush aged 16 a prominent Clermont County resident died at Owensville His family settled in Southern Ohio early in the last century He served as Vice President of the First National Bank at Batavia and held director and stockholder roles in major Clermont area institutions His civic and social influence was broad and his counsel valued by leading figures of his era.
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John Garner
Butler County
Ohio
Reily Township
That County
Harvey Stitzel
Hamilton
F. J. Roudebush
Clermont County
Owensville
Roudebush
First National Bank
Batavia
Clermont
Morrissey Named Manager for Nance O'Neill in Three-Year Deal
James W. Morrissey signs with McKee Rankin to manage Nance O'Neill for three years. O Neill starts a six week engagement in San Francisco on December 8 in Elizabeth Queen of England and will perform in major cities including New York next season with classical drama repertoire.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
James
Morrissey
McKee
Rankin
Nance O'Neill
Miss ‘O'Neill
San Francisco
Elizabeth
England
Weber and Fields plan 25th anniversary celebration
Weber and Fields announce a large January 1 Music Hall event to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of their first stage appearance. Fields promises a unique celebration, with all living co stars taking part in stunts or box seats while Weber and Fields recreate their original song and dance.
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Commerial Tribune
New York
Weber
Fields
Music Hall
Turn Hall
Fourth Street
Messrs. Weber and Fields
Famous Perfume Concert Ends With Dramatic Exit
In New York on November 30 Professor Hartman presented a scent based act titled Trip to Japan in Sixteen Minutes. Odors such as roses and violets triggered a mass exodus as Hartman fled the stage amid jeers and a chaotic audience exit.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Sadakichi Hartman
Herr Hartman
Japan
Rice
Aged James Kane Dies After Accident at Home
An elderly former shoemaker James Kane aged eighty living alone at 1404 General Avenue fell from his chair in a back room bruising his head on a stove leg. He was found unconscious, rushed to City Hospital, and his age worsens his condition though family status remains unclear.
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Genetral Avenue
James Alahe
Kane
Marri
Special Notice on Indiana On Vote and Dividends Winners
The total vote cast by the electors of Indiana on November 4 1902 for Secretary of State was 590 356 as certified to the Commercial Tribune by Secretary of State Union B Hunt. The Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest results will be printed December 2 1902 in the Commercial Tribune and Weekly Gazette. To ensure a copy send five cents to the Commercial Tribune Walnut near Sixth at Once.
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Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Union B.hunt
Weekly Gazette
Walnut
Onge
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Iowa
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Macomb
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Council Bluffs
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Medicine Lodge
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Vernon
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Nance O’neill
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