Smith Replies to Tulloch Charges Over Postal Irregularities
Postmaster General Payne released Charles Emory Smiths reply defending the Washington City Post Office during 1898 to 1899 and arguing most alleged irregularities were due to Spanish War conditions. Smith says investigations found explanations for items cited and notes that future documents will be made public.
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Washington
Payne
Charles Emory Smith
W. Tulloch
Washington City
Mr. Smith
First Tant
Heath
Bristow
Postoffice
Washington Postoffice
Mr. Heath
Tulloch
Mr. Payne
Smith
Mr. Tulloch
Francis W. Whitney
Rayne
Henry C. Payne
20Th Incf
8. W. Tulloch
Postoffice Department
Congress
Military
Porto Rico
Cuba
New York
Department
Treasury
Comptroller of the Treasury
Sees Ond
Perry S. Heath
Anne
West Indies
Judge Hanna Delivers Christian Science Lecture at Grand Opera House
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Boston outlined Christian Science tenets before a large Grand Opera House audience. He linked sin to sickness via biblical examples, citing Jesus teachings and the Bible to argue healing through divine Mind as taught in Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Septimus J. Hanna
Boston
Grand Opera House
Hanna
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Jesus
Publicity Ties to the Greatest Good Doctrine Says Payne
Mr. Payne argues the publicity serves the greatest good and urges a smart public discussion. He blames objections from country newspapers on competition from city papers, large mercantile houses, and mail order firms that encroach on rural stores.
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Payne
German Singers Mark 31st Anniversary Concert at Chester Park
The United German Singers of North America celebrated their thirty first anniversary across the nation with the Cincinnati Mannerchor at Chester Park. Despite rain and many absentees the event drew over a hundred voices, led by Prof. Oscar Ehrgott. German Consul Dr Zoepff praised the group and urged continued effort. President Schmidt opened with Dregert and the program included Jagers Falsch Lieb and Der Wanderbursch, ending with My Old Kentucky Home to great applause.
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United German Singers of
United States
Cincinnati Mannerchor
Chester Park
Oscar Ehrgott
Zoepff
Schmidt
Mannerchor
Dregert
Old
Kentucky Home
Rev Dana C Johnson Installed As Pastor At Walnut Hills
Rev Dana C Johnson was installed at Walnut Hills Luthern Church with morning and evening services. Rev Samuel A Ort of Wittenberg College preached the morning sermon, while Rev David H Bauslin of Wittenberg Seminary led the evening service. Clara Herzog and Clara Nocka with a quartet accompanied the music. Miss Herzog sang In Dreams Ive Heard Seraphs Fair and Miss Nocka sang The Ways of Peace. The installation was conducted by Rev F C Longaker with the Miami Synod. A reception followed at the church for Rev and Mrs Dana C Johnson.
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Dana C. Johnson
Walnut Hills Luthern
Samuel A. Ort
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Clara Herzog
Clara Nocka
Charles W. Siehl
Fred W. Harmeyer
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Longaker
Dana C. Johnso
Fresh Air Fund opens June 11 with donor thanks
The Fresh Air Society meeting at Burnet House approved opening the farm on June 11. Donations totaling numerous gifts from citizens were acknowledged, with many amounts listed including $200 from Mrs Charlee Freischmann and others. For opening details contact Mrs W A Goodman at The Ortiz.
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Fresh Air Society
Burnet House
W. A. Goodman
Ortiz
J. G. Schmidiapp
A. H. Seinsheimer
Charlee Freischmann
Elizabeth Guild
College Hill
L. B
W. H. Ellis
Maurice Joseph
Marjorie and
Claire Block
Wm. Stern
Harry M. Levy
Wm. Worthington
Sam W. Trost
N. H. Davis
Drausin Wulsin
Mary Dexter
Paul Walker
John S. Conner
Excursion to Natural Bridge on June 7 from Fourth Street
Special train on L. N. R. R. via K. C. Div. departs Sunday June 7 at 7:30 am from Fourth Street Station for a round trip to Natural Bridge priced at 150 dollars.
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Natural Bridge
K. C. Div
Fourth Street
Convention Call by National Bank Clerks in Cleveland
Local chairmen from Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburg St Louis Baltimore New York and Chicago met at the Grand Hotel to plan a National convention to be held in Cleveland in September. Attendees included Clay Herrick Charles Dupuis W C Willis R M Richter J C Fenhagen S Ludlow Jr Alfred M Barrett and F I Kent.
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Grand Hotel
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Clay Herrick
Charles W. Dupuis
W. C. Willis
R. M. Richter
J. C. Fenhagen
8. Ludlow, Jr
Alfred M. Barrett
F. I. Kent
Jullartt Dies After Fatal Train Collision
Louis Jullartt, a 40 year old Frenchman, died at City Hospital four days after a Big Four train struck his wagon near Sharon Ohio. John Workman was killed instantly. Jullartt survived with massive injuries including crushed back and skull before passing away.
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Louis Jullartt
Sharon
Jullardt
John Workman
Workman
Jullartt
Cincinnati
Partridge Farewell Sermon Draws Big Cincinnati Turnout
Dr. Warren G. Partridge preached farewell sermons at Ninth Street Baptist Church as he leaves for a new pastorate with Fourth Avenue Baptist Church in Pittsburg next Sunday. More than 800 members joined during his tenure. He urged faith in Providence, stressing that life follows a divine plan and God’s watchful care guides every step.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Warren G. Partridge
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Partridge
Cincinnati
Solomon
Fire at Big Rag and Paper House on West Fifth Street
A bold arson attempt targeted the I. V. Sutphin rag and paper shop at 937 West Fifth Street. Private Officer Tracy spotted flames before 8 pm, called Box 54, and firefighters extinguished a small blaze. Oil-soaked waste was found stuffed in the door crack, causing only minor loss.
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I. V. Sutphin
West Fifth Street
Tracy
Police rescue Nickum from angry mob after housebreaking
Henry Nickum age 36 of 305 Boal street was arrested by Lieutenant Fisher and Policeman Gwyn of the Eighth District. They rescued Nickum from a mob that rough handling him. Charles Lippert of Carthage Pike and Forest Avenue chased Nickum after finding him ransacking his home.
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Henry Nickum
Boalstreet
Fisher
Gwyn
Eighth District
Nickum
Charles Lippert
Carthage Pike
Forest Avenue
Virginia Actor Harry Archer Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Harry Mountcastle, a Virginia family scion, lived as actor Harry Archer in Cincinnati. After illness and financial decline he died at the Cincinnati Branch Hospital for Consumptives. The reveals his true name to relatives in Richmond, and actor’s fund official Harry Rainforth arranged burial.
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Virginia
Harry Mountcastle
Richmond
Harry Archer
Cincinnati
Twelfth Street
Archer
Mountcastle
Harry Rainforth
Rainforth
Actors’ Fund
St Joseph Infant Asylum Spring Festival Planned
Great preparations by the St Josephs Aid Society for a spring festival at the St Joseph Infant Asylum grounds in Norwood next Sunday. Society members and auxiliaries spare no effort to ensure an enjoyable affair as Sisters of Charity care for the children who will provide amusement for visitors. The institution is greatly in need of funds.
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St. Joseph's Aid Sociey
St. Joseph Infant Asylum
Asylum
Norwood
Sisters of Charity
Negro suspects in second assault in Ninth District
Police probe second attempted assault on white women in the Ninth District. Frances Weise reports a colored man attacked her with a board and knife after asking for food but fled. Daniel Johnson, a colored man, is held on suspicion in the previous assault on Mary White. identification pending as officers continue the search.
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Ninth District
Mary White
Gest Street
Frances Weise
State Avenue
McKay
Daniel Johnson
Westwood
Central Station
Anonymous attack on judges Burket and Summers by Columbus mail
Each member of the Hamilton County delegation to the Republican Convention has received an anonymous communication from Columbus attacking the record of Judges Burket and Summers, candidates for re election to the Supreme Court bench, in their decisions of cases affecting labor.
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Hamilton County
Columbus
Burket
Summers
Supreme Court
Mysterious disappearance of contractor E F Ryan in Springfield
Police reported yesterday the disappearance of E F Ryan a Springfield contractor and brother of Officer John Ryan. He arrived in the city weeks ago and has not been heard from since.
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E. F. Ryan
Springfield
O. Ryan
John Ryan
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