England in Egypt Aims to Restore Order Under Cromer Rule
A 1909 column argues England's occupation of Egypt under Lord Cromer stabilizes the country, improving taxation, justice, irrigation, and public works while resisting calls for full independence. It asserts British presence prevents chaos and protects regional peace despite imperial critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
England
Citadel Square
Cairo
Europe
Ismail
Pyramids
Romer
J. Haskin
First Annual Arts and Grafts Show at Avondale School
The university course in art for teachers and supervisors presents its first annual display at Avondale school highlighting decorated china, silver jewelry, brass and copper work, and carved wood pieces. Notable pieces include Miss Robb’s ice-cream set, Miss Worthington’s Egyptian necklace, and Louise Ruscher panel. The exhibit runs 2:30 to 4:30 with display by students of the Art academy and university program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Academy
Robb
Harriet,Holden
Miss Evans
Miss Huntington
Jesse Martin
Elsie Conrad
Lucile Hind
Mabel Hinsdale
Williams
Anha L. Freeman
C.E. Worthington
Miss Worthington
Ada Williams
Amy Ferris
Alma Diserens
Mrs. Hinsdale
Ee Hinsdale
Iss Florence Huntington
Amelia Huntington
Belle Gigner
Nelle Robb
Emma Weber
K. E. Black
John M. Slick
College of Teachers of
University
Avondale
The
Cincinnati Board of Education
University Bonds in City Council Vote Urged
The council introduced ordinances to issue bonds totaling 985 609 for university improvements including a college building and gymnasium. An ordinance funded street and sewer works, tree removals on Ludlow Avenue, and a steam roller purchase for the street department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conell
Universil
Atinex
Medical Colege
Ted
Queen ‘City Avenue
Harrison’ Avenue
Corporation
St.Clair Street
Eee
Woodside Place
Evans Street
West Street
Hopkins Street
Bassett Road
Elberon Avenue
Alpine Way
Thompson Avenue
Fairmount Avenue
Waverly Avenue
Denham Street
Linden Street
Western Avenue
Broadwell Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Hooker Street
Gabney Announces Varsity Graduates and Appointments
The meeting of the university trustees listed graduates across multiple colleges including Arts Science Medicine Law and Engineering. Appointments included J R Trimble as an instructor in mathematics and Edward Lorenz as assistant in physics. Tuition and fees for the medical college were fixed at 125 tuition plus 5 matriculation and 25 diploma fees with a 5 deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts . Bosra
Univer Sorat
Dabney
Drusie
Burnet
Woods
Alatray
Emma Gréeg
Ce Mitchellck
Vernon
Miami
J. R. Trimble
Mathecal
W. P. Webber
W.t.porter
Public Library
Edward J."lorenz
Julius Maas
Cheistry
LL Brockman
Amor BH. Kistner
Marx Goetsch
Assis Ant
Chemry
Medical College
Elizabeth Carvington
Kematherine Roberta. Davy
Helena Lotzé
Caroline Stugard
Bessie Dodds Collins
Gladys Dee Erwin
Claraxs Ellen Hé¢ker
Virginia Marie Murphy
Marion Clara Tischler
Rosa Wilhelmina Buerger
Jeanie May Clark
Evangeline Elizabeth Cook
Pocahontas
Edwin ‘Myron Adams
Matthew‘m. Applegate
Faris Morrell Blair
Ralph Alvin Bowdle
Charie& C. Butt
Philip H. Derger
Ralph R. DuCasse
Robert J. Ertel
Israel Fogel
Benjamin Winston Gaines
Joseph Gilber Gray
Howard C. Hyndman
James Irvin
Albert C. Krumpelbeck
Yenni Tadrus al Kudwati
Frederick Roy McVay
Alvin
Robert B. Clydé
Gowdy
Harry
Lech Senger
Hildegarde Margarita Babbitt
Samuel G. Bauer
Stanley Morris Baue
Rosa W. Buerger
Jeanié May Clark
John Maurice Collins
Effie Corcoran
Pochahontas Woodson Dodds
Roberta Daniel Evans
Florence ‘Louise 4 Farbach
Beautrix Morehead Fartham
Rachel Shaw Gallagher
Hortense Gelgerman
Irma Marie Gregg
Ma Guethein
Edward Sturtevant Away
Charles Herbert Hoffmeister
Etpma Kohnky
Heith Kreimer
Charlies
Bethjamin Latzi
Morris Samuel Lazagon
Stella
Graces'Keist
Marianne Zeptera von’ Lepel
Isabelle Juliet Levi
Ruth E. Levi
Florence Loeb
Elsie Reis Loebman
M. Ethel Lyons
Blanche McAvoy
Henrietta Marie Mackrum
Henry Clay Mitchell
Loretta Murphy
Alma Darst Murray
Ethel Louise Qutcal
Ary Louise Perkins
Carla Pharis
Celes -Walter Podesta
Harriett Belle Rei -Lydia
Margaret Sammet
Laura Louisé Sehroerlnghe
Marie Schutzkower
Louis Selbert
Ida Bishop Shafer
Elsie Sommerfield
Anna Marie Stememeyer
Irene Amberg
Steinau
Martian Stewart
Charles William_Tackenberg
Elizabeth Thorndyke
Clara” van Hart
Stella van Hise
Ina ‘Walton
Helen Wilkinson
Chemical Engineering Department
Clarence Roy Eckert
Clifford George
Charles, Hecker
OC Civil Engineers
Hai Tugeng -Bieainger
Roger Herman Ashley
Jamies Anthony Cly
Richard Willbriel
Harry Bayard Friedman
John Gibson Jewett
Wiliam Charles Lange
Frederick F. McMinn
Bartholomew Jennings Shine
Edgar L.thomssen
Dayia Hayward Ackerson
Charles Harold Mackelfresh
Clarence August Winder
Ralph Arthur Baldwin
Frank Wilson Sanders
Robert Frederick Schwenker
Howard Alexander Dorsey
Robert Garfield Brown
Miami Medical College
Bradward Bauer
Grace Boswell
George H. Bradley
Carl G. Braunlin
Earl’m. Culter
John W. Deahler
Charles 58
Early
Charles L. Ferguson
J. Bliss Glenn
Godfrey E. Bruce
Joseph M. O’maley
William H. Peters
Jacob D. Rosenbaum
James A. Ryah
Harry E. Schilling
A. BH Ww
Stueve
Charles H. Weintz
Hughes Alumni Reception Planned for Class of 1909
The Hughes High School alumni executive committee met at Judge Bramwell’s office to finalize plans for a June 9 reception at the Renner residence, honoring the 1909 graduates. A petition circulated among vice presidents seeks a dedicated room in the new Hughes High building labeled classrooms for graduates. Miss Clara B. Jordan notes many graduates have not received invitations due to address changes and urges recipients to send updated addresses to P O Box 392 to receive invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes ‘Alumnal Association
Cla
J. H. Bramwell
Masonic Temple
Hughes High School
Oo. J. Renner
Board of Education
Clara B. Jordan
Fumnal Association
P.O
Horse Breaks Tot’s Leg Near Culvert Street
Langdon Clausson a nine year old boy from 1634 Dudley Street was playing with a toy wagon on Western Avenue near Culvert Street when a two horse wagon from the Globe Rolling Mill toppled forward. One horse trampled the boy’s left leg breaking it before Robert Cole carried him to his home patrol 5 for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Clausson
Dudley Street
Western Avenue
Culvert Street
Globe Rolling Mill
Robert Cole
Cole
Students Present The Mikado At Oxford College
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio June 1. Festivities for Oxford College for Women’s seventy third annual commencement are underway with visitors from alumnae groups. A Mikado performance drew a large audience at Miami university auditorium led by Grace Bart Jean Karstendick Hannah Mills Jane Dawson Pauline Crist and Dolore Duncan. Commencement exercises are tomorrow with five graduates. S McClure will deliver the address.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Oxford College For
Miami University
Grace
Bart
Toledo
Jean Karstendick
Cincinnati
Hannah Mills
Seymour
Ind
Jane Dawson
New Richmond
Pauline Crist
Callettsboro
Dolore Duncan
Reiley
S. McClure
New York
Lafayette
Jean Nichols
Bate
Salesman Arrested Over Hotel Bill and Alleged Losses
Manning W. Balaski a New Orleans shoe salesman was arrested by detectives on a hotel bill complaint of $13. He says he married his wife two weeks ago in New Orleans and traveled to Cincinnati with $75 claiming robbery of $20 on a train and losses at racetracks. His wife appears under 17 and may be runaway. Balaski to be arraigned on obtaining board and lodging with intent to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning W. Balaski
New Orleans
Callahan and
Jackson
Haviin
Balaski
Cincinnati
LatorMa
Banski
Coffin Exhibit Highlights Ohio Funeral Directors Meeting
An Ohio Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association convention opens at the Linton hotel with an extensive coffin display. The exhibit features many materials and styles including a red broadcloth casket and embossed, silk plush coverings. Models of burial clothes and steel and brass caskets are shown. About 300 delegates arrived, with Vice Mayor John W. Galvin delivering the welcome address as technical discussions begin and committee reports follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Galvin
Cotton acreage reduced amid crop condition report
Memphis Tenn June 1 reports to the National Ginners Association show the growing cotton crop on May 26 averaged 80.6 percent with a 2.8 percent year to year decline in acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
National Ginners’ Association
Doctors Honor A Physician At Banquet Board
A banquet at the Business Men's Club honored Dr Joseph Ransohoff as toastmaster and chief of affairs. Professors and alumni of the College of the University of Cine praised Dr Phelps for his long teaching service and friendship with students. Attendees included Drs E B G Zinke J W Rowe F Fotehheimer and committee members C L Bowlsfield J E Grelve and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Joseph Ransohoff
Ahimfi
College of the University of Cine
Albert W
Sommes
Ransohoff
C.L. Bonitiekt
Phan
Phe
Dr. Phelps
Ae A
Reed
J. W. Rowe
F. Fotehheimer
E. G. Zinke
Ewe Doetean
Drs
EB. G. Zinke
Dr. Goldstine Fined After Card Trick Arrest
Dr Archie Goldstine was arrested by Chief Hollie Millikin for allegedly running a short change scam on a cashier at Huyler's candy store. He pleaded to a charge of practicing a trick before Judge Bode and was fined plus costs. Relatives may pay the fine today. A long telephone message from a woman was received early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Goldstine
Hollie Millikin
Huyler
Bode
Chamber Seeks Uniform Freight Rates for South East
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce discussed a member request urging the railroads to grant concessions and uniform freight rates, focusing on Wheat shipments. Superintendent Murray was authorized to confer with the railroads. The board also backed Cincinnati efforts to revise car demurrage rules before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Roland A. Meyer of Meyer Packing Co. was to join the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commesés
South East
B. Murray
Cincinnati Ippers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
EB. Williamson
Cincinnati
Roland A. Meyer
Ana Meyer Packing Company
Chamber of Commerce
Accidents Leave Victims With Scalp and Ankle Injuries
Reported accidents at Carr avenue and Fifth Street left James Smith with a bad scalp wound after debris from a coal car struck him. Schomeberger, 35, fell from a twelve foot ladder at Fifth and Race streets, breaking his ankle and was taken to the city hospital. Christine, 36, fell four feet from a platform at an unfinished building, injuring her head and scalp and was also admitted to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS & D
Carr Eae
James Smith
Seventh
Carr Streets
Schomeberger
Central Avenue
Fifth and
Race Streets
Thhe City Hospital
Christine
Goodman
Coe
City Hospital
Rebellious body urged to try Grape-Nuts as cure
A Washington woman recalls illness with stomach catarrh and prolonged starvation. After being told to die, she recovered using Grape-Nuts, noting the food relieves stomach weakness and aids digestion, with improved strength and health over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sane
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Tel-el-Kebir
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Albert. C." Phelps
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