Rev Z B Phillips Named New Rector at Our Savior Church
The Rev Z B Phillips has been called to the rectorship of the Church of Our Savior and will lead his first service tomorrow at 11 a m. He formerly led St Marys Church Hillsboro O for twenty one months and is described as a forceful preacher strong in all church duties. Phillips is a nephew of singer Phillip Phillips and is noted for a fine baritone voice and organist skills. He was born around 18% studied at Wittenberg College and the General Seminary and was ordained in 1899.
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Church of Our Savior
St. Mary’s Church
Hillsro, O
Phillips
Phillip Phillips
Christ Church
Springfield
Mr. Phillips
Wittenberg College
General Seminary
New York
Debt of Lincoln Park Church Nearly Lifted
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church, a downtown congregation, reports near-complete repayment of its temple debt through special assessments payable in 17 months. Tomorrow, deacons will be ordained after baptisms and a reception for new members. ordained deacons include Dr. H C Robinson Dr Eugene Swope Jacob Frazier W A Everson Frank Richards John A Vollamer and George J Keuhn.
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H. C. Robinson
Eugene Swope
Jacob Frazier
W. A. Everson
Frank Richards
John A. Vollamer
George J. Keuhn
Sermon Schedule Across Churches For Tomorrow
Church listings show Rev Blodgett at Methodist St Paul preaching morning on Facts Versus Theories and evening on How the King Is Made. Walnut Hills Young on One Great High Priest and Home Religion and Prof Herron’s Marriage. Several other parishes follow with topics including The Lord Will Provide and The Holy Communion.
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St. Paul
Blodgett
Walnut Hills
Mr. Young
Herron
Lookout
Morris
Zion
Asbury
Mr. Spybey
York Street
Mr. McHugh
Mr. Games
del Avenue
Mr. Crum
Northside
Mr. Runyan
Will. Willing
Willith
Presbyteria College Hill
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
People’s Corner
Mr. Pratt
Church of the New Jerusalem
Hubbell
Kford
Christ
Religious notes list Sunday services and Leagues events
Dr Davis W Clark preaches and administers communion at Mt. Auburn M E Church tomorrow at 11. Epworth League installation by L A Habber in the evening. Preaching at Price Hill and Epworth League officers installed. Lincoln Park Baptist Church hosts Rev A A F fanr from Philadelphia. Rev Dr Young preaches at Walnut Hills chapel. Central Presbyterian pastor Rev G W Shields speaks on General Assembly cessions. Central Christian Church to children sermon with chorus of seventy five. Cincinnati District Epworth League annual meeting at Christ le M K Church Thursday evening. Rev A F Kirkpatrick of Tacoma preaches at United Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening, Fred Rimanosezy speaks. Evangelistic meetings Monday through Friday. Rev E Hutchinson preaches at Grace Episcopal Church tomorrow. Holy Communion at 8 a m Trinity Sunday at Church of the Nativity Price Hill with morning 1 p m and evening 4 p m services. Rev Mr Quinby to his morning subject Unity in the City. Epworth League Asbury M E Church hosts Wesley Chapel and MedMicken Mission Friday evening.
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Davis W. Clark
Mt. Auburn M
Dr. Young
Walnut Hillis Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
G. W. Shields
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Central Christian Church
A. M. Harruot
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Christile M. K
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
A. F. Kirkpatrick
Tacoma
Wash
United Presbyterian Church
Fred Rimanosezy
E. Hutchiron
Grace Episcopal Church
Avondaie
Church of the Nativity
Price Hill
Quinby
Epworth League of
Asbury M. E
Wesley Chapel
Pearl Street
MedMicken Mission
Covington Churches Plan Sunday Services and Activities
Tomorrow, Union M E and First Presbyterian list sermons by Rev R Watkins and Rev J I Blackburn with morning and evening services. Scott Street M E presiding elder Rev F S Politt preaches at 11 am with communion, evening sermon by Rev E L Southgate. other churches schedule messages and a children's program.
Annual Glenn Home Board Meeting at 641 West Fourth
The Glenn Home Board annual meeting will be held at 641 West Fourth Street on June 4 at 2 p.m. Seven missionaries will report on the year’s work, with songs and recitations from the Sunday school and bands. A social hour follows and flowers for the sick are welcome.
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Glenn Home Board
West Fourth Street
Christ Church Trinity Sunday Services on July 2
Communion at 8 45 morning prayer and holy communion at 11 evening prayer at 7 45. Special anthems by Gilchrist for the service sung by the quartet and full choir. Mr Jeon to preach in the morning and Mr Melish in the evening.
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Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Gilchrist
Jeon
Melish
Dean Snedeker to Preach at St Pauls and St Mark's Mite Mission
St Pauls Pro Cathedral at Seventh and Plum hosts morning holy communion and sermon by Dean Snedeker on The Trinity with evening service led by Rev William McCord on Spiritual Fellowship. St Marks Mite Mission holds 11 am service and 8 pm Sunday school with social gathering tonight. Rev A W Mann attends all events.
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St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Seventh
Plum Streets
Dean Snedeker
William McCord
St. Mark's Mite
A. W. Mann
Catholic Circles Note Clergy Milestones And Parish Events
Fr F X Dutton marks thirtieth anniversary of priestly ordination. Reports include parish jubilees, missions, and confirmations, with appointments of Rev Joseph A Shee to St Mary Hamilton and a five days mission at St Francis de Sales. Also covered are Catholic truths society finances and local foresters delegates.
Missionary Society Annual Meeting in Cincinnati Draws Large Attendance
The Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society held a well attended annual meeting with visitors from across the country including Mrs. John J. Wagoner now of Chicago. Mrs. Blodget became First Vice President and Mrs. F. A. Aiken Second Deelares. The welcome by Mrs. Klein and response by Mrs. Livesy were praised. Dr. Drees spoke on Puerto Rico. A quarterly meeting of Cincinnati Presbytery missions is set for Harrison on Tuesday, with a train from Sca Central Station at 9 am offering transportation.
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Cincinnati
Woman's Home Missionary Society
John J. Wagoner
Chicago
Blodget
Klein
Price Hill
Rev G R Robbins Preaches Dedication at Acton First Baptist
The First Baptist Church of Acton Ohio will host a dedication sermon Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock led by Rev G R Robbins. The church, organized just over a year ago with a small membership, has grown to about 100 members and purchased a building that is nearly paid for.
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G. R. Robbins
First Baptist Church
Actton, O
Prof Herrons Marriage Topic Sparks City Sermon
Rev Dr Jesse Bowman Young of Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church will speak on New York church circle turmoil. He plans a strong sermon tomorrow evening with the subject Home Life and Herrons Recent So Called Marriage.
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Jesse Bowman Young
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Herron
Mission Bible Study and Services Schedule
Tomorrow at 2:30 PM an open air Bible study led by Rev. Bento Middlekauff will be held at the Rescue Mission. An 8 PM song service and rescue meeting conducted by Sherrard Beatty follows at 7715. A women only prayer and Bible study led by Mrs Beatty is set for Thursday afternoon.
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Bento Middlekauff
Sherrard Beatty
Beatty
North Presbyterian Church Sets Quarterly Communion Service
The North Presbyterian Church will hold its quarterly communion tomorrow morning. The program features a choir of forty voices under Alfred Hartzel with soloists William Danzinger of Clifton, William K. Shannon, Mrs. Alfred Hartzel, and Miss Florence Er.
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North Presbyterian Church
Alfred Hartzel
William Danzinger
Clifton
William K. Shannon
Ink
Florerce
Well dressed beggars haunt a Brooklyn door
A Brooklyn woman recalls three beggars who visited her in quick succession. A well dressed, articulate young man said he was in distress, a 40 year old woman asked for a quarter or a dime, and an elegant older man with Burnside whiskers begged on a silk hat. She doubts the last man is a landlord and fears professional beggars arriving by car.
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New York Sun
Brooklyn
What Is a Billion Anyhow
In a Chicago Tribune item John W. Gates cites Senator Hansbrough’s tale to illustrate the meaning of a billion dollars. A pair of tramps gambling with corn kernels as chips depicts the absurd scale, ending with the line asking what a billion really means and whether it alters the value of a wager or a joke.
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Chicago Tribune
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Steel Corporation
H. C. Hansbrough
South Dakota
Knights of the Road
Hobo No
Hanseee
Californiia Fig Syrup Co
Catbonyta Fia ‘Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N.Y
Worsale
Proverbs of the Chinese in Giles History of Chinese Literature
A series of maxims and witticisms from Mongo lian wisdom as recounted by Dr. Giles in History of Chinese Literature. Examples address honesty, prudence, ambition, humility, and social conduct with compact aphorisms.
Let Me Go First The Way Is Dark Lovers in Shadow
A poem about Count and lady facing execution as the lovers exchange vows and a final kiss. The scene on the scaffold repeats the refrain Let me go first the way is dark as their romance endures beyond blood and death. Their memory lights a tranquil romance amid troubled times.
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Count
Lady
World Shipping Movements Reported Across Major Ports
Ships arriving and sailing across New York Bremen Hamburg Havre Liverpool Yokohama Rotterdam Movements include The Furst Bismarck Lahn Pennsylvania L Aquitaine Rhynland Queen Adelaide Tacoma Maas-Gam Furnessia Corinthian Deusscetsod Commonwealth Zme and more with arrivals from Hamburg New York Liverpool and Hong Kong amid May seas.
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Hamburg
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Pennsylvania
Havre
Philadelphia
Georgia
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Tacoma
Viadivestock
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Maas- Gam
Moville
Furnessia
Corinthian
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Southampton
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Erbourg
Boston
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Bible College Adds Williams as Summer Instructor
At a meeting of the advisory committee Prof. Clarence Russell Williams of Chicago University was elected to lead the summer term. The Bible College opens July 12 with a ten week lecture course on Old and New Testaments and study methods. Admission is $1 for the course, open to men and women.
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Clarence Russel Williams
Chicago University
New Bible College
Williams
Aong
Wesleyan College
Wesley Avenue
Northfield
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook and Cincinnati May 31 1901 Report
Fair weather expected today with clearing across the interior. Gulf States received heavy rains yesterday while a high pressure system in the Northwest favors continued fair conditions. Cincinnati records show a max 67 and min 47 with an average of 57. precipitation 0.08 in for the day and 0.60 in since January 1, 1901.
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Gulf States
Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
N.W
Pogr Ieee
Cssusaees
Weather Outlook For Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky
Ohio unsettled weather brings showers Saturday and likely Sunday with variable winds mostly southwesterly. West Virginia and Kentucky expected fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer conditions in the west and northwesterly winds. Indiana fair in the south with showers and cooler in the north as Saturday ends and Sunday brings north to northeast winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Burnet Woods Concert Season Opens With Gustave Burckhardt Solo
The first Burnet Woods Park Saturday concert of the season, under the Groesbeck endowment, features soloist Gustave Burckhardt. Program includes overtures Jubilee Midsummer Night’s Dream, Strauss Wiener Blut, Mendelssohn Welsh Melodies Cambria, Mireille overture, Auld Lang Syne, Guard Mount, The Match of Belleville and Progress March.
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Groesbeck Endowment Fund
Burnet Woods Park
Gustave Burckhardt
Piera Hartmann
Gustave ‘Burckhardt
Ellenberg
Match of
Belleville
Milbecker
Brand
Obituary notices list local deaths in Buffalo and Newport
Henry E Perrine 74 and Daniel McKeon noted among Buffalo Newport residents. Perrine’s second wife Mrs Folsom survives. McKeon a Covington Internal Revenue official who died at home in Newport. Dilla B Allen wife of Rev Nard Allen died at Maysville 36 years old. Anna M Johnson aged about 60 of Price Hill the wife of Evan Lewis Johnson.
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Henry E. Perine
Buffalo,n. Y
Folsom
Over Cleveland
Perrine
Dilla B. Allen
Nard Allen
Maysville
Miss Bruce
Vanceburg
Anna M. Johnson
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
Evan Lewis Johnson
Pike Building
Riis recalls harsh street life and early religious zeal
The narrative traces Riis’ rough years sleeping under sheds and working on Erie Railroad shipyards for Lake Superior trade. He describes rising wages, eventual affluence, debt repayment, and confrontations over religion, including fiery disputes and a taste for old fierce independence.
Mrs Wharton to Visit England as literary guest
Saturday Evening Post notes American author Mrs Wharton will visit England this spring staying with the De Navarros, at a countrywoman’s home once linked to Mary Anderson. She may attend Court Farm cricket matches at Broadway and join a authors versus artists cricket event.
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England
America
Wharton
Atlantic
iWancestershire
Railroad brakeman injured by beam at foot bridge
Fred Thieman a brakeman for the Little Miami Railroad living at 730 Foote avenue Bellevue Kentucky was knocked from a moving freight train at 12 55 this morning by a beam projecting from the foot bridge over Eastern avenue at Washington street He was taken to Goodman Hospital with serious internal injuries.
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Fred Thieman
Little Miami Railroad
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
Eastern Aven
Washington Street
Goodman Hospital
York Street Church Memorial Service Tomorrow
Memorial services will be held tomorrow morning at York Street Methodist Church. Pastor Rev. Edward McHugh will deliver the sermon. The choir will perform musical selections with Mrs. George C. Wemin as soloist and Charles Dudley as organist.
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Edward McHugh
George C. Wemin
Charles Dudley
River steamer departures and river forecast near New River
Pittsburg to Cincinnati New Orleans and Louisville sailings listed with departure times. Rain in New River area may raise river stage to about 41 feet by noon today, with Cincinnati crest around 39.3 feet yesterday. Ferry Boone No 4 sold for 500 dollars to a son. Acorn towboat and other tows arrive and depart. lighted Hurricane towhead on Tennessee River noted.
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New Yer
Kanawha River
Presens
Ss. Bassler
Cincinnati
Charles Kottmeyer
Louis
Messie
Fern and Cameron
Anderson's Ferry
Ludlow
West Fifth Street
Acorn
River Combine
Pittsburg
Kenova Bridge
Ittsburg
Ed Roberts
Acim Rowan
Alton
Hornet
Acorn Arfa
Jim Wood
Clark
Louisville
New Orleans
Boston
New Orléans
Beaver
Addyston
Fred Hartwey
South
Lighthouse Department
Tennessee River
Hurricane
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C. J. Menges
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Theo Davis
James Sanford
John Griff
Loutisville
Orleans
National Board of Steam
New York
River Notes and Tow Movements Across Ohio River Towns
Special despatches detail river levels at many stations from Morgantown to Evansville and canal activity near Louisville. Towboats Fallie and Sam Brown depart Pittsburg with coalboat tows. other vessels including Pacific, Greenwood, and Liberty noted. Mentioned are river stages, arrivals, departures, and pilots like Ben Stout and Sam Wood.
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Freckle Care Tips From An Old Column
A historical health note advises constant skin care to keep freckles clear. It suggests cold cream, cucumber milk lotion, cleansing at night with a complexion brush and Castile soap, plus a home remedy lotion with borax and potassium chlorate.
Queen City and Virginia Steamers Schedule to Wheeling
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line announces the Queen City will sail from the wharfboat foot of Main on Saturday June 1 at 5 p.m. R Mauck agent at No 204 Public Land Tel 1180 lists Virginia following on Tuesday June 4.
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Cincinnati
Wheeling
Queen City
Main
R. Mauck
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