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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1901
Page
4
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An essay urges preparedness for future chances. It argues that diligence today builds a ready mind and body, enabling promotion when vacancies arise. The piece cites the wise who sow early and persist, casting bread upon waters as a test of readiness.
The Commercial Tribune notes a June 1900 audit by Special Examiner Lindsay of Butler County officials including Commissioners, Clerk, Sheriff, Coroner, Prosecutor, Auditor, Surveyor, Board of Elections and local newspapers. The report details illegal charges and excessive drafts on public funds, urging taxpayers to scrutinize officials and avoid partisan overconfidence in future choices.
Police chiefs show strong support for Deputy Deutsch of New York after his ousting and public exposure, drawing a chorus of sympathy from colleagues as they rally around his standing. The scene hints at cohesion among law enforcement figures amid controversy.
A collage of dated opinions and snatches on crime in California, Democratic infighting, Tammany movement talk, Tillman’s possible resignation, Chicago professor headlines, and rival elites like Morgan Harriman Vanderbilt in a sweeping, period voice.
A fragment notes Mrs Elizabeth Cady Staunton advocating expurgation of the Bible, with a related opinion attributed to another unnamed figure. The brief hints at reform discussions in a historical context.
The text notes a confrontation involving Devery and Chiefs, hints at unity against a Platt amendment imposition, reports a Kitchener scouting party flushing a Boer General, and suggests Minister Loomis will accept a similar favorable outcome. It mentions a community-of-interest plan operating for the community.
A fragmented verse from a St Nicholas piece by Vina Woods describes seven sisters living in a luminous house by the sea. The sisters stay in bed as night fades and day returns, with obscure phrases weaving through color names and twilight imagery.
The Cincinnati educational center urges a Boston style program of summer playgrounds for city children. The plan would provide yards around schools, open three hours daily, with sand play, games, clay modeling, sewing, and library books, to improve physical development and curb juvenile crime.
The article argues the modern wife seeks a home she governs, valuing matrimony as the base of happiness. It celebrates home duties, with labor-saving devices increasing a woman's time for philanthropic, professional, and social work beyond the home. Woman’s purpose is to do good in family life and in broader society.
Chicago clubwomen debate the role of clubs in society prioritizing home life as essential to public benefit. Mrs Thaddeus P Stanwood argues clubs teach character alongside religion while Mrs L T Slocum urges homemaking first, then clubs.
The text argues that parents bear sole responsibility for child overstudy and resultant health decline. It condemns pride in academic success and calls for parents to stop overworking children, noting ignorance or neglect as additional faults and urging imperative duty.
Marietta Leader reports a fierce battle between John R. McLean and Tom Johnson for Ohio Democratic Convention control and party machinery. Johnson vows to contest delegations in Hamilton and Montgomery counties to depose McLean, while McLean backs Kilbourne for governor and protects his Senate interests. The heated dispute is blamed for energizing the Republican majority in November.
The piece analyzes a split within the Ohio Democratic ranks led by McLean and Kilbourne contesting Johnson and Salen. It predicts internal strife, party discord, and potential defeat in November as Salen’s keynote speech pressures Johnsonism while the resolutions battle shapes the campaign.
The state convention will advocate a solid platform with no deviation and endorse the administrations of President McKinley and Governor Nash. It will push for J. B. Foraker’s re election to the U S Senate with unified Republican support statewide.
The article argues parents bear the responsibility for a child’s health and overstudy. It contends teachers may err with partial information, but parents alone control home conditions. It condemns pushing pupils beyond limits and urges teachers to make study engaging within safe bounds.
Secretary Hay directs Ambassador Choate in London to issue genuine American passports to two Filipinos who appeared at the embassy as residents of the Philippine Islands. The move follows a legal line tying Spooner and Foraker acts to American protection, raising status questions for Philippine Islanders.
A South Bend man credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with clearing his long battle with pimples blotches and a bad complexion. He had suffered for years from impure blood and tried many medicines before taking Hood's and achieving a full improvement.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and source of lasting strength and tone. The copy emphasizes guaranteed results and enduring vitality for readers seeking health improvements.
The Democrats of Ohio will hold a State convention in Columbus on July 9 and 10 to nominate a State ticket. Colonel Kilbourne of Columbus is expected to receive the nomination for Governor, though the party may not win broad support. Jackson County will contribute seven votes in the convention.
Richard Witt known as Dick is a popular young businessman in the city and a top bowler with the Off Day Bowling Club. He also belongs to several fishing clubs and can reportedly catch enough fish in a single outing to feed the camp for a week.
The guide explains fabric choices for different seasons a warm gown using Viyella molloton cashmere or fine serge and a Summer gown in printed Sateen cambric or muslin. It describes watteau back fullness bodice cut wrap over front scalloped neck frill sleeves with ribbon trim and lining options with ribbon bound seams and a girdle under the back plait. Materials listed seven yards forty two inches wide seven yards sateen or three yards for partial lining.
A list from Cincinnati shows A. Feshacher, L. Christiansen, Sateen Hedling, Rueun, J. F and wife, A. Robinson, Wood, E. Wood, G. Buddeke of Buideke Bros visiting New York for a despatch related assignment.
The Newark Advertiser reports the largest diamond in the world weighing 239 carats, named Jubilee by the finder company. The gem is described as perfectly equal in weight and color with no flaws, sourced from the region near Kimberley in South Africa.
Visitors at the Business Men's Club were introduced to Batesse and John A. Hillenbrand of Jesvis Ind. 8. D. Conoon of Dayton Ohio and Joseph Littell of Indianapolis attended the event.
Special Despatch details how Andrew Carnegie faced wall street opposition while considering funding a new railroad from Pittsburg to the Atlantic seaboard. It notes Helen Gould influence on the Gould family railroad plans and predicts a transcontinental system under family control, alongside the Northern Pacific panic and marine ambitions of W B Leeds who plans a $400000 steam yacht and world cruise.
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