Two Gorno Brothers End Long Cincinnati Era at College of Music
Albino and Romeo Gorno complete twenty and ten years respectively at the College of Music. They plan a family reunion in Italy after their European travel, with Romeo shipping for Europe June 23 and Albino recently sailing toward New York for the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Their work and teaching have drawn praise, with Albino noted by Theodore Thomas as the best reader in the country.
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Glendale Public School cornerstone and fatal accident at millgreek valley
Milton Pierson of Glendale was found unconscious with a crushed skull in a stable after a suspected kick from a horse. He worked at A. Murray’s Glendale residence and died from injuries. The Glendale public school cornerstone ceremony proceeded with addresses by Harlan Cleveland and John B. Peaslee. The event highlighted the Board of Education’s efforts and the building project. Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Schroder of St Bernard were held in Starch town road with burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Barnard Netler
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Bank Wrecked in $ Thief Burglary Near New Lisbon
The Bank of New Lisbon owned by W. H. Cash was burglarized early today. Thieves blew the safe with nitroglycerin and took several thousand dollars. The building was partially wrecked and there are no clues to the perpetrators. The bank will suspend business during repairs.
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Everett House Reaffirmed as Prime New York Hotel
A writer recounts preferring the Everett House at Union Square over newer NYC hotels. After surveying recent openings, they deem the Everett superior for comfort and attention to guest needs, underscoring the hotel’s status as a high class metropolitan lodging.
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State Insurance Commissioner Matthews Retires in Columbus
On June 2 in Columbus Ohio State Insurance Commissioner Matthews retires from office and is presented by subordinates with a silver loving cup as a retirement token.
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Glimpse of Academy Art Exhibition at Eden Park
The Art Academy exhibition in Eden Park showcases works by Beck and his students with pieces by Meakin, Tarbell, Chase, Wenzel, Shinn and others. Sir Moses Ezekiel visits Cincinnati while a Jefferson statue he modeled heads to Louisville for a Fourth of July unveiling.
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Confederate Veterans Parade Follows Rainy Reunion in Louisville
In Louisville on June 2 a parade by Confederate veterans occurred despite yesterday’s rainout. Veterans and organized groups insisted on marching after arrival for the reunion. Reunion visitors total around 63,000 as General Gortton leaves, praising the event as the most successful United Veterans gathering to date.
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Law Before Religion Christian Scientists Guilty
Miss Crecesenia Arries and Miss Emma Nichols, two Christian Scientists, were found guilty of practising medicine in violation of Wisconsin law. Judge Neelen cited the U.S. Supreme Court Mormon case, stating religion is subordinate to state law. an appeal was taken.
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Major Goodman Transferred to Manila from Chicago
Major T. C. Goodman, Paymaster in the Department of the Lakes for two years, is transferred to Manila. He will sail from San Francisco on June 16 aboard the transport Thomas with his wife and two daughters. He is expected to remain in Manila about two years to fulfill his duties.
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Man Kills Barber in Haircut Dispute in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on June 2 Paul Hewitt killed James Anderson a Black barber with a butcher knife during a dispute over a haircut Hewitt fled the scene and is at large authorities confirm no arrest has been made.
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Damage by Water Strikes Richmond Area
Damage from high waters in Richmond Indiana and nearby areas last night totaled about 10000 dollars.
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Ind
Summer Resorts Line Up Along Chicago Milwaukee Route
In the Lake Country of Northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan hundreds of charming summer resorts await tourists from the South and East along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Nearby towns include Fox Lake Delavan Lauderdale Waukesha Oconomowoc Palmyra Kilbourn Delis Elkhart and Madison with farther spots Minocqua Star Lake Frontenac White Bear Minnetonka and Marquette on Lake Superior. For pamphlet 1900 summer homes or the illustrated volume In the Lake Country contact your nearest ticket agent or GEO H HERFFORD Gen’s Passenger Agent Old Colony Building Chicago IL for four cents postage.
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Military Surgeons of the United States Meet in New York
About fifty members of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States attended the ninth annual meeting session in New York. Captain W C Borden presented a paper on mortality of war wounds and modern surgical methods. Major General Marciso Del Rio contributed a paper on tetanus read by Lt Colonel J D Griffith. Officers elected include Brigadier General A J Stone as President and John G Wise as First Vice President. St Paul chosen for next convention with San Francisco the following year. Civil War surgeons on either side declared eligible for membership.
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General Federation to Bar Colored Women Members
Cor res secretary Mrs. George Kendrick of Philadelphia announced no colored women will be admitted to General Federation of Women's Clubs at the Milwaukee meeting next week.
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