What is that in thine hand a baccalaureate sermon
The Rev Samuel Tyler of the Church of the Advent addressed Cincinnati University graduates in a crowded Church of the Ardent warning against bigotry and urging service to others. He stressed education as a rod of power for wise judgment, tolerance, and a life of brotherhood within a rising social movement toward duties and communal responsibility. He urged graduates to become leaders and to seek guidance from religion, aiming to form a social gospel in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tyler
Church of the Advent
Church of the Ardent
Cincinnati University
Mr. Tyler
Moses
Pharoah
Israel
Egypt
God
Midian
Columbia University
Butler
Thomas Browne
New York Times
Refo
Josiah Strong
Christian Church
Meh
Earth
Markham
Brother Hood
Notable legal luminaries set for Cincinnati Law School anniversary
Cincinnati Law School celebrates its seventy fifth anniversary with a Friday assembly at 2 30 p m and a banquet at the Queen City Club. Taft is highlighted among attendees along with deans Ames and Rogers and judges and law school leaders from across the country.
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Cincinnati Law School
Law School
Cincinnati
United States
Old
Institution of Legal Learning
William H. Taft
Scottish Rite
Queen City Club
Dean Rogers
Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Rogers
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
William Worthington
Judson Harmon
Chandler Harper
Clarence D. Ashley
New York University Law School
J. W. Mack
University of Chicago Law School
John D. Lawson
University of Missouri
Eng J. Barr Ames
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange silent on rail damage charges
A Cincinnati special committee from the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange responds to Western Traffic Committee in Chicago about railroads charging higher rates for damaged furniture. They blame incompetent handlers and urge proper packing, asserting Cincinnati firms produce quality goods and will oppose rate hikes. The exchange plans its annual outing on June 27 at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Louis, Froehlich
J. F. Dietz & Co
Fred Ballman
Ballman Cabinet Company
Anthony Steinman
Steinman Manufacturing Company
Western Traffic Committee
Chicago
Central Traffic Division
Cincinnati
Ballma
Cincinnnati
Cincinnati Furniture
Roade
Country Club
Koreans Lose 848 Killed in Battles
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune from Tokyo. Seoul reports fifty three engagements with insurgents in May. Five hundred forty nine Koreans killed. thirty Japanese soldiers and police killed. Wounded numbers uncertain but believed high. General Hasegawa vows continued vigorous campaign for sixty days aiming at insurgent annihilation by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tokyo
Seoul
Hasegawa
Woman Struck by Auto Near East End
Mrs. Delia Aufderheide of 1751 Eastern avenue was hit by a bakery company auto on Eastern avenue at Reed street after alighting from a car. She suffered cuts and bruises and was taken home. The driver, Clifford Voght, was not arrested. She did not see the approaching vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Aufderheide
Eastern Avenue
Schneider Bakery Company
Reed Street
Aufderheide
Clifford Voght
Religion of Revelation Guides Life and Purpose
The text frames God as an infinitely free will actively guiding humanity toward truth. It emphasizes revelation over philosophy, and portrays history as the arena where God moralizes humanity. It urges graduates to apply education in service to others and find lasting fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Chris Iia
Pair for Trial in Grand Larceny Case Arrests
Detectives return from Toledo with Elmer Schoenberger and Virginia Schoenberger charged with grand larceny for jewelry thefts valued at 350 dollars from Elinor Harris. They admit other thefts from boarding houses. he claims she acted innocent and plans to reveal his past. They face arraignment in Police Court today.
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Calnan and Bell
Toledo
Elmer Schoenberger
Batavia
Virginia Schoenberger
West Court Street
Elinor Harris
Eastern Avenue
Schoenberger
Criman
Allentown Sees Seismic Shock Rumors Of Mills Blast
Allentown Pa shook by a strong quake at 12 42 pm with rattled windows and toppled chimneys. Hearers in the west heard a muffled sound and rumors spread of a powder mills blast five miles away which proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Traveling Men to Discuss Charges at Grand Council
Delegates from Cincinnati United Commercial Travelers No 2 prepare for the Grand Council in Cleveland Ohio June 12 and 13. The meeting will debate lengthening railroad baggage storage time as travelers argue current 24 hour rule leads to daily charges.
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Grand Council
Cincinnati Council
United Commercial Travelers
Cleveland
George H. Wilcox
James Kelly
Co. D. Austin
George Kerr
J. H. Yost
L.,wertheimer
Sweden's King Gustave and Queen Arrive in Berlin
King Gustave of Sweden and the Queen arrived in Berlin this afternoon, greeted by the German Emperor and royal family. Troops lined the route to the castle as crowds cheered the royal visitors along the way.
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Berlin
Gustave
Sweden
Glendale College Graduation Week Plans
Graduation exercises at Glendale College begin with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Donald M. Grant at Glendale Presbyterian Church. Hamilton Mabie of New York will be principal speaker. three seniors namely Della Ream Somertset Helen Scott and Idalaine Sowards remain in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale College
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Donald M. Grant
Clifton Presbyterian
Hamilton Mabie
New York
Outlook
United States
Entire Family Drowned In Pensauken Creek Disaster
An outing to celebrate mortgage clearance ends in tragedy as William Hidleman 38 Elizabeth 37 and children Anna 17 William 7 of West Pensauk en N J drown when a small rowboat capsizes on Pensauken Creek below Riverton N J Four bodies recovered with reports of five or six people in the boat earlier no trace of others found
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Philadelphia
William Hidleman
Elizabeth
Anna
William
West Pensauken
N. J
Pensauken Creek
Riverton
Dutch steamer brings plague closures to La Guaira
A Dutch steamer arriving at Willemstad on May 31 reported that La Guaira remains closed due to new plague cases. The port authority enforced ongoing restrictions as health officials investigate the outbreak.
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la Guaira
Willemstad
Plague Fears Rise as Caribbean Port Plans Open Move
Caracas reports fear of bulkanic platigue spread despite Castro decree opening La Guaira to interior traffic. Alarm grows as La Guatra still reports several cases.
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Caracas
Castro
la Guaira
la Guatra
Ocean Mail Bill Persists As House Vote Leaves Door Open
Washington MPs claim the ocean mail measure survives despite a narrow House defeat 145 to 153. Senators note strong Senate support and growing inland backing. Senator Gallinger cites gaining merchant interest. many Western reps may secretly favor, opposing only misperceived subsidy concerns.
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Washington
Senate
House
Friends
Liverpool
London
Hamburg
Senator Gallinger
House of Representatives
Middle West
South Africa
Mr. Perkins
Rochester
N. Y
South America
Japan
China
Philippines
Australia
New York
Spain
Ohio
Rockies
Memorial Day Observances Across Cincinnati Area
Memorial Day activities took place in Cincinnati and nearby communities. The Refuge Home held an afternoon program in the chapel with Superintendent James Allison presiding and Lewis W. Irwin delivering the address. A parade, band music, and regimental maneuvers followed on the campus with cadets in four companies. Veterans and families attended indoors. Graves of Federal and Confederate soldiers in Vine Street Cemetery were honored by Albert Martin Camp and Sons of Veterans with a later ceremony in Hartwell Presbyterian Church.
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Cincinnati
Refuge
James Allison
Louis Danner
Board of Public Service
Lewis W. Irwin
Institution
Whicch
Albert Martin Camp
Sons of Veterans
Vine Street
Order of American Mechanics
Walker
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
Democratic Club to Convene Hamilton County Meeting
President J. M. Dawson of the Democratic Club will call a meeting of club members and other prominent Democrats in Hamilton County next week. Plans for nominating a county ticket and discussing Democratic candidates will be debated as the club pledges active participation in the upcoming campaign. Dawson notes liberal Republicans may back Judge Harmon while hesitating on other state and county candidates.
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J. M. Dawson
Democratic Club
Hamilton County
Dawson
Judge Harmon
Norwood couples to wed after infant asylum fete
At the St Josephs Infant Asylum lawn fete on Ross avenue and Reading road in Norwood a large attendance enjoyed the event with babies at center stage. Nellie Wooley and Bertha Ferguson, both Norwood residents, vowed to serve as bridesmaids at each other’s weddings eighteen years ago. Ferguson will marry Prof Horace Mendenhall of Norwood Heights with Wooley as matron of honor. The wedding is set for June 10 at the Norwood Methodist Church with Rev. Berry and Rev. Corley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Infant Asylum
Ross Avenue
Reading Road
Norwood
Nellie Wooley
Bertha Ferguson
Norwood Methodist Church
Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Miss Wooley
Mrs. Mendenhall
Horace Mendenhall
Norwood Heights
Wooley
Mr. Mendenhall
Marion Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Linton Hotel
Elm Exchange
Mr. Berry
Greenfield
Ohio) Methodist Church
Jesse Corley
Norwood Church
Mendenhall
Chicago Conclave to Host 20 000 Medical Delegates
Dozens of European and American specialists arrive for the fifty sixth annual American Medical Association session in Chicago. Dr C A L Reed will present a legislative report while noted doctors from Boston Hartford and Brooklyn speak at clinics as 10000 delegates and 20000 visitors flood hotels and private homes.
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C. A. L. Reed
American Medical Association
Chicago
Pé‘ing
Rufus Hall
Joseph Eichberg
Joseph Ranhoff
J. Henry Schroeder
Alfred Friedlander
Herman H. Hoppe
M. H. Fletcher
M. L. Heidingsfeld
A. Ravogli
Hey
Co. A. L. Reed
House of Delegates
Europe
The
American Medical Society
Chicago Committee On Hotels
Entertain Berlin Doctor Eminent Cincinnati Guests
German physician Dr Jansen laryngology expert and Berlin professor was guest of Dr and Mrs Holmes at their Avondale home. He attended the Pittsburgh convention hosting opening address and will join the Chicago American Medical Association meeting where he will discuss brain surgery. The Holmes hosted a dinner for him with over seventy guests.
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Dr. Jansen
University At
Berlin
Mia Ci R. Holmes
Washington Avenue
Avondale
American Medical Society
Pittsburg
Dr. Holmes
Cincinnati
American Medical Asso
Chicago
Jan= sen
Holmes
Janssen
N. P. Dandridge
Joseph Ransohoff
F. Forchheimer
Robert W. Stewart
K. M. Withrow
Charles Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Robert Sattler
Sam Allen
Samuel Iglauer
Herman H. Hoppe
A. F. Morgenstern
Derrick T. Vail
John A. Thompson
B. K. Radford
A.B. Isham
J. C. Oliver
Magnus A. Tate
F. W. Langdon
Alfred Friedlander
Horace Whittaker
David I. Wolfstein
Rubenses in Philadelphia and the Sandson Street Studio
Julius Chambers recalls a Philadelphia artist on Sansom Street near Seventh who imitated Rubens so convincingly that his work drew praise for flesh tones and robust signature. He notes the artist’s prolific output, canvas stock, and a mix of Rubens like subjects and landscapes, with a boast about collecting and selling masterworks to the Duke of Buckingham.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Sandsom Street
Seventh
Europe
Madrid
Louvre
Paris
Antwerp
Madame Rubens
Rubens
Rubenses
Kost
Clausen
Martin, Wyant
Quaker City
Duke of Buckingham
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Church of Advent
Wwe
England
Barr Ames
Exchange Answer
Railroads
Dia, of
Queen
Donald Grant
Ocean Mail
Bill
Doctors
America
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