Dowie Attacked at Cincinnati Pharmacy Commencement
The thirty ninth annual Cincinnati College of Pharmacy graduation last night at the Grand Hotel drew about 200 guests. Judge Howard Ferris condemned John Alexander Dowle and his followers as a danger to public health while awarding medals to top graduates and ending with a faculty toastmastered pepquet.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Grand Hotel
Dudley V. Rhodes
Charles P. Fennel
Howard Ferris
Seook
Wee A Hershroem
Wharton Jackson
Harry
Ed A. Ohm
Wil
Julius Ei
Pharmaceutical
John Ari Lloyd
J. C. Oliver
William Littleford
Chalmers Maxwell
J. A. Averdick
Bachelors OF Pharmacy
Magdalene L. Schreck
Ath. Hy. Layher
Leah L. Burdsal
Whitehouse
Virginia C. Whitacre
HG. Thompson
Maud B. Johns
G. F. Stier
Medard Keller
Kendrick
Wm.a. Ray
W. M. Miller
Jos
B. Roberts
Mather Albert Pressler
W.L. Brown
A. Unm
H. Schulze
Norman W. Emrich
J. C. Schaeffer
D. Maxwell
W. Ithlendorf
EB. E. Acomb
H. J. Schulte
E. BE. Kidwell
H. Gansz
G. A. Prinzbach
Raymond Eyer
W. H. Momper
Wm. A. Koehnke
John A. Moesker
Merton Jackson
J. W. Henderson
R. E. DeJarnette
Hospital Medical Staff Elects New Officers
The Cincinnati Hospital medical staff elected officers at its annual meeting on Thursday. George A. Fackler named President B. K. Pee Vice President Arch I. Carson Secretary and P. B. Conner Librarian. Dr. J. C. Oliver declined re election. Dr. Rachford and Dr. Carson filled changes. Superintendent Fehrenbarth attempted to suppress news of the election, stirring irregularity rumors.
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The
Cincinnati Hospital
George A. Fackler
B. K. Pee
Arch I. Carson
P. 8. Conner
J. C. Oliver
Miami College
Rachford
Carson
Henry W. Bettmann
Fehrenbarth
Dr Guyer Lectured On Human Heredity
Dr Michael Guyer spoke at McMicken Hall on Human Heredity asserting that every living Anglo Saxon has about five million ancestors. The lecture drew interest as he presented a claim on human genealogical reach.
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Michael Guyer
McMicken Hall
Norwood High School Holds Brilliant Commencement
Norwood graduates brightened an overflowing auditorium in the third annual commencement. Sixteen seniors and a choir of A, B and C grade pupils presented essays on Elizabethan versus Victorian eras. Valedictorian Harry M. Hadsell led with "Early Impressions" while Ethel Kimball and Frank C. Myers shared second honors.
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Norwood School
Fair Girls
Manly
Norwood High School
Norwood
Cadman
Louise W. Church
Victoria
Elizabeth
Marcia O. Lloyd
Ju Na LeNoir Church
Flora Belle Acomb
Frances van Auken Kinley
J. E. Beery
M. E
H. C. Meader
Board of Education
A. J. Gantvoort
Harry W. Humble
Grace E. Bellamy
Olwen L. Jones
Louise
Frank C. Meyers
Edith Marian Shaw
Ruby Elizabeth Connor
John Tomlinson Glenn
Durbin
Frances Belle McCash
Arthur J. Wagner
Florence Louise Kerr
Ethel B. Allen
Ethel Kimball
Harry M. Hadsell
R. M. Huddleston
Frank C. Myers
Hartwell High Holds Tenth Annual Commencement
Hartwell High School held its tenth annual commencement ceremony with Harry Hadsell named valedictorian for this year’s graduating class. The event featured the standard processional, speeches, and the presentation of diplomas to graduates.
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Harry Hadsell
Hartwell High School
Woodward High School cooks prize winners announced
Miss Dodds won first prize of 2.50 for best general cooking exam. Second prizes of 2 went to Rose Greenburg Elma Curti Louise Shorten and Anna Dieterle. Alma Hennessey earned 1 for general excellence. Bread baking winners to be announced later.
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Woodward High School
Oys
Neff
Propile
Miss Dodds
Rose Greenburg
Elma Curti
Louise Shorten
Anna Dieterle
Alma Hennessey
Browning Matinee Delights Walnut Street Audience
The Walnut Street Theatre hosted a Browning matinee featuring In a Balcony and The Land of Heart's Desire. Otis Skinner and Eleanor Robson gave strong performances in the Browning piece, while Nora O Brien Abel Taliaferro Ada Dwyer and Harold Russell aided The Land of Heart's Desire as a curtain raiser.
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Walnut Street Theate
Browning
W. B. Yeats
Nora O'Brien
Sarah Cowell Te Moyne
Eleanor Robson
Norbert
Mrs. le Moyne
Pony
Constance
Walnut Street
Robinson Circus Promises Giant Street Parade Monday
Veteran clown John Lowlow arrives to oversee the John Robinson Show traveling to Kellog lot Columbia coed Mongar. The Robinsons claim a large, magnificent exhibit this year with strong local support. The three day engagement opens with a morning parade along a lengthy route from Sy Eenes End lot to Central avenue and back to the grounds weather permitting.
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John Lowlow
John Robinson
Kellog
Columbia
Mongar
Robinsons
Robinson
Norwood
Dion Cato Electrifies Chester Park Stage Show
Chester Park stalls week long novelty act titled Dion Cato described as an electrical singing act. Rita Redmond headlines with rapid wardrobe changes using Paris designed costumes and calcium light effects. The act blends vocal work with electric lighting to create a dazzling performance.
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Chester Park
Dion Cato
Rita Redmond
Paris
Outing at Coney Described in Brief Notice
A fragmented notice outlines an outing at Coney Island with unclear details. The readable text mentions an event, participants, and planning, but specific names and outcomes are not discernible from the surviving OCR fragment.
Weather delays society event at Coney Island
The society event planned for last Sunday was postponed due to cold wet weather. A new date is set for tomorrow with a special program of music and song in both afternoon and evening sessions.
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Coney
Zoo outing draws thousands from city and Newport schools
The Zoological Garden hosted a large school outing with pupils from Sixth District Avondale St Bernard Twenty-ninth Riverside Garfield Twenty-sixth Fifth District and two Newport district schools. Turnstile count reached 16 549 as attendance spanned the day with extra cars run to ease crowding and the Liberati onl Band provided a special program.
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Zoological Garden
Avondale
St. Bernard
Riverside
Garfield
Newport
Liberationl
Island Company Plans New Steam Project Amid High Society Ties
Island Company intends to build a new steam venture as Jace Hopper, recently separated from De Wolf Houd, prepares to wed John H. Gallatin. Gallatin, a 27 year old New York clubman, attends a Liberati Band concert at the Zoological Gardens where Sig. Liberati will perform popular ragtime cornet pieces.
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Island
Wolf-Hopper
Jace Hopper
John H. Gallatin
Gallatin
New York
Liberati
Zoological Gardens
Sig. Liberati
Miss Nethersole Wins Supreme Court Victory in Sapho Case
Miss Nethersole defeats former manager Marcus May Lo day in Supreme Court as Justice Blanchard denies referral of the Sapho profits dispute. Referee previously ruled she is entitled to 197.15, with counsel challenging for confirmation.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Miss Nethersole
Supreme Court
Arcus May Loday
Blanchard
Sapho
Severa
Protest Over Crediting Items Delays Referee Ruling
A protest on grounds of uncredited items delays the decision as the matter is sent back to the referee. The referee later submits a reply regarding the amount due Mr Mayer, but the justice rejects the referee’s report.
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Ous
Mayer
Rostand Academy Election Sparks Paris Duel Claim
Paris May 31 The election of Rostand to the Academy triggered a threat of a duel between Maurice Bernhardt and Lucien Muhlfeld after Muhlfeld cited Mme Bernhardt in an article. Bernhardt sent seconds to Muhlfeld and a meeting of representatives agreed there was no ground for a duel. Bernhardt said no duel would be fought.
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Maurice Bernhardt
Paris
Ear Hd Rostand
Academy
Lucien Muhlfeld
M. Muhlfeld
Gaulois
M. Rostand
Mme. Bernhardt
M. Bernhardt
Mahhifeld
Genuine Diamonds Sold In Gap Diamond Window
Advertises diamonds for sale at value one dollar each. Offers pickout opportunity inside Gap Diamond Company's storefront at the corner of Fifth and Race.
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Gap Diamond Company
Canal Stench Prompt City Officials Action
Merchants and nearby property owners complained to the Board of Public Service about a foul odor from the canal bed from Elm Street downward. The clerk was directed to forward the complaint to the State Board of Public Works.
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Board of Publics Service
Elm Street Down
State Board of Pube Works
Pythians Set Annual Outing Postponed to June 1
The General Relief Committee of the Knights of Pythias holds its annual outing rescheduled to today with a large dance anticipated and crowds expected to attend the event.
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General Relief Committee
Hts of
Pythias
Suffrage Leaders Report As Efforts Expand Across States
The National American Woman Suffrage Association session in Minneapolis catalogs officer and committee reports. Treasurer Harriet Taylor Upton notes 1922 receipts of 22 522 against disbursements 869 higher. Susan B Anthony cites petitions to Congress and a call to remove the word male from Puerto Rico suffrage measures.
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Minneapolis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Sarah Clay Bennett
Kentucky
Federal Suffrage Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
Elnora Munroe Babcock
Dunkirk
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Congressional Work Committee
Puerto Rico
Order of Stan-Nic-Nic Plans Fall Festival Pageant
The new mystic Order of Stan Nic Nic plans a grand fall festival pageant on the second Wednesday night. The Board of Construction met with enthusiasm to arrange floats and electric illumination, with Cincinnati traction power to be used.
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Order of
Stan- Nic-Nic
Board’ of Construction
New Orleans
Mobile
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati
Big Four summer schedule announced with new fast trains
The Big Four system opens its summer passenger schedule from this city across all divisions. Three fast trains to Buffalo will leave Cincinnati at 8 30 am and 6 and 9 pm, taking eleven hours day runs and twelve at night. The early train has two sleepers and connects to New York. The East trains arrive around 6 56 am with sleepers for New Orleans. The New York and Boston service shifts to an earlier arrival time. Westbound Peoria train departs 8 pm, and Chicago service moves to 7 15 am.
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Buffalo
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Nork
Peoria
Mrs Buerger Divorced From Bigamous Husband
Judge Davis granted a divorce to Eliza beth Buerger, wife of Frank Buerger, a real estate dealer, who ill treated her and boasted of another wife and two children in the old country. She consulted Rev Scholl of St Joseph Church leading to inquiry and proof of the husband's bigamous claim.
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Davis
Elizabeth Buerger
Frank Buerger
Buerger
Mr. Scholl
St.Joseph Church
Father Scholl
Practical Advertising Talks Warn Against Humble Marketing
The piece urges honesty in ads and warns novices that audiences resist clever tricks. It argues to advertise honest goods at honest prices with plain, hard headed language and to avoid exaggeration or clever schemes.
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Sta. Moral
Brighton merchants press for better mail service
A delegation of Brighton district businessmen urged the Postmaster Monfort to improve mail facilities, noting three daily deliveries currently put them at a disadvantage. Monfort promised to seek department approval to add a fourth daily delivery.
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Brighton
Monfort
Eng
Addithenet En
Nineteenth District School Holds Mammoth Lawn Fete
The Nineteenth District School on Woodburn Avenue Walnut Hills hosted a large lawn fete last night to raise funds for equipment for the vehicle in the flower parade.
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Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Ee Honest
Playground Opens as Brightons Watery Festivities Begin
The public playground at Brighton Station reopened for the season with a brass band, flags, and hundreds of spectators. Rev. Harry Crane urged children to enjoy games responsibly as Robert Hanna led a tug of war and a new shelter was unveiled. The No. 1 playground marks its first anniversary at 3 30 this afternoon, with Mrs. M. Manning in charge since 1900. Abigail Street playground opening postponed until next Saturday when public baths finish.
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Brighton Station
Harry Crane
Robert Hanna
Pearl
Elm
Plum Streets
M. Manning
Levy
Morris
May
Ward 8
Pratt
Murray
Abigail Street
Real Diamonds And Gophic Diamonds Window Display
Real Diamonds and Gophic Diamonds priced at $1.00 each advertised in a plainly numbered array of articles. Customer attention drawn to a Fifth Street window at the southeast corner of Race and Fifth streets.
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Fifth Street
Fifth Streets
Uranus Hord Files for Bankruptcy in Lantern Slide Business
Uranus Hord, a lantern slide producer in the city, filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday. Debts are listed at 3019 dollars with assets around 335 dollars.
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Uranus Hord
Gofton Shirts Proclaim Comfort at Sixth and Race Sts
Frank Gofton Haberdasher offers Gofton Shirts described as neither loose nor tight but exactly right. Located at Sixth and Race Streets, the store signals a focus on fit and efficiency for customers seeking comfortable apparel.
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Gofton
Frank Gofton
Third Church of Christ Scientist Service Notice
The Third Church of Christ Scientist Peebles Corner offers services at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with the reading room open daily for study and reflection.
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Third Church OF Christ, Scientist
Peebles’ Corner
Proposals sought for constructing Chanoine dam at Dam No 4
Sealed proposals for building 600 feet length of Chanoine dam of navigable pegs at Dam No 4 on the Ohio River will be received until 2 p.m. June 4, 1901. Applications may be directed to WM. Martin, Resident Engineer, Davis Island Dam, Bellevue, Pa, or to this office. WM. H. Bixby, Maj, Engrs.
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Glendale
Board of Education
Glendale Village
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ohio Vallegational Bank
Cincinnati
Glendale Vilage
George 8. Woodward
Board of Public Service
General Assembly
State of
Board of Administration
QO. L
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Xchange National Bank of
O. S
American Echange National Bank
American Exchange National Bank
Card of Public Service
Board of Pblic Service
Board of Public Servic
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
U. 8S
Ohio River
WM. Martin
Davis Island
Bellevue
WM. H. Bixby
Assignee's Sale of Mt Auburn Building Lots
Creditors of P. leason arrange public auction for three Mt. Auburn and Avondale Syndicate lots in Millcreek Township Hamilton County Ohio. Sale Wednesday June 26 at 2 pm on premises. Each lot fronts Central avenue. cash terms. Guy W. Mallon assignee. Coffey Mallon Mills & Vorden Berg attorneys.
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Mt. Auburn
Hamilton County
Ohio
Mt. Auburn and
Avondale
Millcreek
Central Avenue
Eadlot
Guy W. Mallon
P.leason, Coffey
Mallon, Mills & Vordenberg
Agorneys
Carlisle Bldg
Stockholders Meeting of Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad
Stockholders of The Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad Company must attend a June 1901 meeting at No 42 Pike Building Cincinnati at 2 p m to vote on increasing capital stock to two million dollars and elect a board of directors. William F Hart secretary.
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Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad Company
Pike Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fon
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