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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
23
Local notice announces a special program with a Reichrath's Park concert and dancing. Extra attractions include a meal and entertainment for attendees.
A local debate over the May Festival criticism in the Musical Courier stirs musicians here. The article defends true artistic aims against social spectacle and notes Berlioz and other composers receive mixed praise.
John M. Cook, former Burlington publisher now Raleigh lumber rep, won a divorce from Irene M. Cook, married 1900, after years of separation and neglect claims. Other petitions include Minnie Burger seeking alimony and protection from husband Frank Burger alleged to have struck her. Additional cases involve Elizabeth Bauman, Alexander Menger, Joseph Von Driska, Mildred Kelch, Lizzie Tensi, and Dr Charles Ware, with accusations of beating, neglect, drunkenness, and disputed marriages.
The Board of Public Service, acting as a committee, discarded a bid to place a bust of Thomas Jefferson in city rooms. Officials approved sidewalk and street improvements, rejected bonds bids for a Mill Creek viaduct and Pearl Street cement work, and referred or advertised several measures. One line item notes a $1.00 bet in the Commercial Tribune contest.
Postmaster Monfort seeks about twenty five clerks and carriers for Cincinnati Post Office starting July 1. Half may be approved. he aims to secure all twenty five to serve Millcreek Valley and central office. Congressman Shattuc pledges support to obtain needed mail facilities.
A fragment hints at a sales pitch about a subscription, urging action to settle payments. Phrases imply a prompt to subscribe and reduce worry, with a figure noted as a price of 34000 dollars in a cryptic提醒.
A New York parish priest, Father Murray of St. Rose of Lima Rockaway, bans Sunday night dances by choir girls. He warned girls and parents that any dancer seen at Sunday events will bar entry to the church, and may involve police if violations continue.
A long roster lists residents from Ohio and nearby states visiting New York during the past week. Names span Arcana Ashtabula Canton Dresden Elkhart Lima Louisville Mansfield Marion Muncie Mount Vernon Norwalk Painesville Sandusky and Zanesville with many accompanying initials and towns. The compilation notes numerous individuals from many towns vacationing or traveling in New York.
Coroner Schwab clears Bernard Moorman of criminal intent in the death of John Sagel after Moorman acted to separate an argument in a saloon on Eldred and Vine streets. Sagel died when pushed, hitting his head on a slot machine. Other crisis reports include hanging and stabbing cases in the district.
Fanny Russell filed suit yesterday seeking damages for injuries she says came from a May 4 accident on an Elberon avenue line car. A wind and rainstorm blew loose a central beam that struck her, knocking out several teeth. Beveene alleges the passenger was kept waiting two hours before a doctor was summoned.
A promotional note explains a prize pool of 34 000 dollars with 1490 chances to win. Participants and nine friends each contribute an estimate creating ten chances per person for a total of 14 900 opportunities to receive a portion of the prize.
An article by G T Palmer MD argues pure water prevents disease and supports body functions. It details water’s roles in cleansing the body, carrying nutrients, cooling, lubricating joints, and aiding digestion, urging higher intake of clean water for health and vigor.
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