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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
21
Fashion notes from New York describe a backfall spring with elegant light dresses despite cold winds. White dominates fabrics from chiffon to linen with Cluny lace and box plaits. soft clingy gowns feature daly Varden influences, Spanish flounces, and delicate diaphanous materials for garden parties and summer wear.
A fashion piece surveys summer and spring costumes highlighting pastel pongee waists with black velvet trims and lace medallion collars, Chantilly lace ensembles, and white taffeta over black net. It notes fabrics like muslin mull and batiste, handwork value, and practical tips such as making a single silk foundation skirt serve multiple outfits.
A 22 year old seeks dating hints to spark romance with two slow suitors while a correspondent advises against judging a fat woman who is teased for kittenish behavior. A reader muses on divorce and remarriage and an Estimating Contest ad promises a prize for a ring.
Miss Lottie Williams returns to Cincinnati after visits in Erlanger and Boone County. Several residents travel to and from nearby towns including Williamstown and Covington. The wedding of Mamie Geiger and Bernard Bolta occurred at St Henry's Elsemere with attendants.
Miss Statirn Childress will be joined by Miss Al Lingham and her mother who will be welcomed here later for the summer months, indicating a family visit and seasonal stay.
Mrs Mamie Trainor of 1107 Broadway faced a lunacy charge brought by her husband James Trainor a cabman. Dr Davis found her sane after a careful examination despite her claim of cruelty and lack of support. No witnesses testified to unsound mind and the court judged her of sound mind.
Mrs. Mary Benne a washerwoman living at Camp on was badly bitten by a dog the night of May 9 while walking along a road. In a suit filed yesterday she seeks damages against Charles E. and J. P. Geisler and others named as defendants for harboring a dangerous animal. Attorney Keeney Ben Het represents Benne with a claim of true serious harm.
Fragmented text describes a petition against the Board of Directors of Commerce to restrain a lease for quarters connected with the Segnete Mece club. Captain Oscarese appears to handle the matter with a plan to place the petition on a table and gather opposition, aiming to carry it through court.
Pacific Coast Without Change, in new Pullman ordinary sleepers, wide vestibuled with modern conveniences, from Cincinnati every Friday via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berths cost less than half of regular sleepers. See B&O 8 W. Railway Illinois Central or South Pacific Co. Write F W Harlow or W H Connor in Cincinnati.
A morning conference at the Brewers' Exchange between Andreae and Jung for the brewers and Secretary Zorn with Frank L. Rist for the locked out workers ended with no settlement. Zorn demanded 875 reinstatements. the brewers would take back as many as needed but refused to discharge nonunion workers or accept a boycott reversal. The unions rejected a settlement precondition and pledged to intensify the campaign against the lockout breweries.
A London despatch describes a mock coronation parade rehearsal with secondhand carriages and staged priests, generals, and bystanders. The writer calls the display childish and mocks the idea of divine right, predicting the farce will end this century.
At 400 West Ninth Street tomorrow morning a Maternity meeting will be organized. Mrs. Robert Bowler and Mrs. Maevest Dykins will speak and Dr. Bertha Lietze will oversee the work. Any married woman may join if interested in aiding poor colored women. a Deaconness Draft manages the mission which has grown in the past year.
Alexander Finlayson aged 74 was sent to Longview Asylum by the Probate Court after being found wandering two weeks ago. He is unable to identify his family or whereabouts though a paper revealed his name. He previously remained at City Hospital, with the hope his memory may return.
Superb, fully equipped trains run to New York or Philadelphia via the double tracked line. Stone ballasted track and automatic electric block signals operate along the entire route with through tickets allowing a stop-over at Niagara Falls.
The Western German Bank urged the County Commissioners to authorize a bond issue worth 100000 for reconstruction. The measure, after passage, would place bonds with holders and was referred to the County Solicitor for review.
The Millcreek Street Railroad company receives a 2 1 franchise from the county commissioners to lay rails across Mill Creek at the County F Grounds in ora pike. The company posts a $10,000 bond.
A notice explains the contest grants 1490 chances to win in a $34,000 Estimating Contest. Ten participants each contributing estimates would have 14900 opportunities to win part of the $274,000 prize pool.
John Francis Coffey recounts Kentucky pioneer women who endured Indian attacks, captivity, and survival. The piece centers on Mrs. Inglis the first white Kentucky captive who, aided by endurance and aid from friends, escaped after 40 days of travel, and Betsy Calloway and Jemima Boone who were pursued after capture, with a rescue led by Col. Boone and Col. Calloway.
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