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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1900

Page

6

Blaine Club drills for Philadelphia trip amid postmaster rumors

The article debunks rumors that Miss Frances Hegner was displaced as Assistant Postmaster of Wyoming by a colored man named Roberts. It confirms Hegner remains in place and notes her father is Postmaster. The Blaine Club began drills at the Armory for a Philadelphia delegation, with 180 members committing to join and schedules set through the 17th.

Bramwell Cincinnati Bromwell Roberts Frances Hegner Wyoming Miss Hegner A. A. Hegner Greenwood Monfort Perry Heath Washington Blaine Club Armory Philadelphia Convention City

Bryan and His Party Perspective in The Times

The Albany Journal notes The New York Times hints Bryan should withdraw in favor of a Democratic rival like Admiral Dewey. It argues Bryan faces defeat but remains carrying the Populist-Democratic fusion path, with Kansas City likely to ratify his nomination and his appeal to his party.

New York Times William Jennings Bryan the Times Admiral Dewey Bryan Kansas City Populo-Democratic Party Mr. Bryan

Indianapolis Shootout Ends Hunt for Ruthven alias Flick

Ed Ruthven known as Flick was shot in the back by Detective Gerber during a bid to arrest him in Indianapolis. Ruthven, sought in Cleveland for killing Patrolman Shipp, hid at 1134 Lafayette Street. Detectives Kinney Splan and others entered, Ruthven fired, Gerber shot him. doctors fear death. A $1,000 reward had been offered for Ruthven's capture.

Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Ed Ruthven Flick Gerber Ruthven Cleveland Shipp Fannie Demery Lafayette Street Kinney Splan Dugan

Prize fighter passenger knocks out conductor on Vine and Clifton car

Conductor E F Waring and motorman were assaulted by an unknown passenger after a fare dispute on a Vine and Clifton streetcar. The rider, who appeared to be a prize fighter, struck Waring in the mouth causing him to fall. The assailant fled after the curb incident and is being investigated by police.

E. F. Waring Vine and Clifton Waring Ludlow Middleton Brinkman

Woman at Coney Island Collapses From Vertigo

Mrs. Gertie Slacher of 316 West Front Street fainted at Coney Island last evening. Though revived on site, she was brought to the City Hospital by Patrol 1 after being placed on a boat. Doctors attribute the episode to vertigo.

Gertie Slacher West Front Street Coney Island City Hospital

Li Hung Chang Backs Bow Wong Reform Movement

Honolulu advices report Li Hung Chang wrote a long letter endorsing the Bow Wong adherents in Honolulu and urging success of their reform. Bow Wong sympathizers in China sent funds to aid plague victims in Honolulu. Leong Yem Man says Li Hung Chang supports the Wong goal if they protect the young Emperor. Honolulu Wongs say they will press the work at personal risk.

San Francisco Honolulu Li Hung Chang China Leong Yem Man

McKinley as founder in Canton hotel plan

Washington reports Canton may get a new hotel with President McKinley as a chief stockholder. He and other Cantonians are tied to a block of land in the business district and could join the syndicate if it proceeds.

Canton Commercial Tribune Washington McKinley Stark County

Five More Bills Complicate Congress Close

As the session nears end on June 2, five major appropriation bills remain to be acted upon. The Military Academy Bill with Senate amendments, the sundry civil bill with Expo and river items, the Naval Bill, the District of Columbia bill and the deficiency bill are all under final debate. Leaders expect adjournment on June 6 with conference action likely on many items.

Washington Senate Miles Corbin St. Louis Exposition Mississippi River Industrial Commission District of Columbia Congress

New Will Precedent From Chicago Ruling on Signatures

Judge Gibbons sustains the 1898 will of Leonard Gould reversing Probate Court. He leaves 85,000 to two brothers 15,000 to minor bequests and 100,000 to residuary legatees including the American Sunday School Union the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions the Chicago Theological Seminary the Chicago Foundlings Home the Young Men's Christian Association and the Illinois Manual Training School farm. If upheld by the Supreme Court the ruling would establish that a will need not be signed by the maker in the witnesses presence and that witnesses need not know the instrument is a will.

Chicago Gibbons Leonard Gould American Sunday School Union American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions Chicago Theological Seminary Chicago Foundlings’ Home The Young Men’s Christian Association Illinois Manual Training School Farm Supreme Court

Quiet millionaires rise as wealth grows beyond sight

Observers note unseen fortunes among the wealthy, citing a Scot known as Chicago Smith who died with executors paying £900,000 to the treasury and £1,000,000 given away. Clergymen in Surrey are said to be richer than peers as incomes expand and wealth concentrates, with forecasts of £100 million fortunes and £50,000 yearly gains by century’s end.

Surrey Michael Hicks-Beach Reform Club Chicago Smith Chicago London Disraeli

Life Is Having Fun Waiting For The Grave In Life Quotes

A verse attributed to Tom Hall reflects varied views on life from a child a maid a youth and an old man. Each answers with different meanings from joy to virtue to love and finally acceptance of mortality. The piece emphasizes personal philosophy across ages.

Tom Hall

Money for an Elks' Fair in Lexington

Lexington merchants have contributed over 3200 dollars to support the Elks Fair to be held in August. The drive continues as plans proceed for the event with proceeds aiding Elks charitable activities in the community.

Commercial Tribune Lexington

Ohio Building at Buffalo to Cost Under 15000

Senator Patterson of the Ohio Commission to the Buffalo Exposition says the Ohio Building will not cost more than 15000 dollars.

Commercial Tribune Columbus, CO Senator Patterson Ohio Commission Ohio

Swiftest Cyclers Shine at Cincinnati Gym Field Day

The Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletics Club held a lively field day at East End grounds with hundreds of spectators. O J Hoefie won a 50 yard heat, Robert Mitchell Jr claimed the final, and E Diehl led in the shot put and hop step events. The Cycle Club triumphed in the relay amid cheers, while officials including E W Murphy and A V Fuhrman oversaw a smooth program.

Cincinnati Gymnasium East End Athletic Grounds Kentucky Hills America Cincinnati O. J. Hoefie M. Merritt J. Schwalbe G. Lichtenstein Robert Mitchell, Jr A. C. Everham Stanley Smith Louis Fechheimer Walter Greenebaum Lee Strauss B. Mannheimer J. B. Wise L. Bacharach B. Diehl J. Hagner R. A. le Blond Diehl M. J. Merritt E. L. Berens W. Greenebaum H. Hoefle T. L. Evans L. Fechheimer EH. Wyler Fechheimer Everham Hoefle E. Diehl R. Mitchell H. W. Wayne E. Wyler Greenebaum E. Berens M. L. Mitchell E. J. Kuerze F. 8. Moore A. L. Levy Mannheimer Wayne L. Strauss W. H. Benedict I. Landman Boat Club Cycle Club Baseball Club

River Weather and Schedules Leave as Advertised

River update for Portsmouth and Vevay shows no boats advertised to depart today. Water levels fell to nine feet nine inches earlier, with stage at 6 a.m. 10.4 feet, noon 10.1 feet, and 6 p.m. 9.9 feet. Weather was clear and pleasant.

Notice to Owners of Sunken Wrecks on the Ohio River

Capt. Christian issues a public notice that the U S snagboat E A Woodruff will leave Cincinnati after June 1 1900 to remove obstructions from the Ohio River between Pittsburg and Cairo. Owners of sunken property should respond before the Woodruff arrives or request time from Major W H Bixby. The article updates river conditions and ship movements along the Pittsburg line including the Queen City and Avalon.

W. H. Christian United States E. A. Woodruff Cincinnati Pittsburg Ohio River Cairo Ill Secretary of War W. H. Bixby Corps of Engineers Custom House U. S Henderson Ellison Queen City Avalon Virginia T&e Pearce Portsmouth Tacoma John K. Speed New Orleans Memphis Workum Vevay Main Street Silver Star Harry Rigdon Tain Rigdon

Midwest Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky

Ohio fair Sunday with cooler southeast. Monday fair and warmer with variable winds. Kentucky fair with increasing clouds Monday. Indiana fair Sunday with warmer northern portion. Monday fair and warmer with east winds.

Ohio Kentucky Indiana

Temperature and precipitation record for Cincinnati 1900

Historical daily climate table for Cincinnati listing maximum and minimum temperatures and average temperatures for 1897 to 1900. It notes excess temperatures for the day and since June 1, plus precipitation deficiencies for the day and since June 1, with accumulated totals since January 1, 1900.

Cincinnati Bassler L. F

Towboat repairs and canal traffic reported on regional river

News notes a J. O. Cole crane tow boat undergoing furnace repairs under Captain Walter Orr to ensure perfection. The Crown Hill and Gate City activities are logged with hull repair and coal tow intentions. Staff arrivals include Captain J H Brinker and Waterways Journal publisher William Arste monitoring subscriptions and ads.

Pittsburg J. O. Cole C. Crane & Co Walter Orr Crane Covington Smoky City Gate City Ashland Hull Pt. Pleasant Kanawha J. H. Brinker Red River Line New Orleans Apple Grove Queen City Captain Brinker William Arste St. Louis Waterways Journal Charles Mitchell Enoch Carver G. D. Neare French Lick Springs

River News and River Trade Updates Across River Towns

Special despatches report river levels and weather across towns from Warren to Cincinnati. Notes on coal traffic, river boat movements, dredging plans, new mines at Webster, and shore-side business estimates. Mentions Francia J Torrance arrival, dam level talks, and various departures and arrivals along the Ohio River system.

Commercial Tribune Warren Oil City Morgantown Pittsburg Ohio Liverpool Duff Cincinnati Albert R. Budd Monongahela River Webster Francia J. Torrance Ohio River Improvement Association Ohio River Lorena Zanesville Wheeling H. K. Bedford Parkersburg Greenwood Charleston Marietta Ben Y Kanawha Ben Hur Kanawhs Keystone State Avalon Catlettsburg Venus Stanley Lizzie Bay Cramer Gallipolis PT. Pleasant D. T. Lane Henry DeBus R. Kells Henry M. Stanley Lexington Boaz Louisville Big Kanawha Carrollton Tarascon Evansville Joe Williams New South Memphis Owensboro Clover Creek Will Green River

Dr Radway Sarsaparillian Resolvent touted as cure all

An advertising admission touts Radway's Sarsaparillian Resolvent as capable of curing scrofula consumption syphilis glandular diseases ulcers and many other ailments. Letters claim dramatic children cures and long term relief with a few bottles, praising its purifying effect and economic value while urging readers to request the illustrated book.

Dr. Radway Samuel Barker Mercer County W. V DR. Radway & CO No. 5 Elm St New York

Carmack Leads Carmack Ahead of McMillin in Lincoln County

Lincoln County voters backed Hon. B. W. Carmack by 450 in the first senatorial contest in Tennessee. The county saw a sharp contest between Carmack and Governor McMillin, signaling a close race as results unfold.

Commercial Tribune Chattanooga Tenn Lincoln County B. W. Carmack Carmack McMillin

For Sale-Houses in Avondale and nearby areas

Property listings by J. W. Haley and Cooper & Co. cover multiple Cincinnati suburbs including Avondale Hyde Park Norwood and Walnut Hills. Ads detail brick houses with 6 to 13 rooms large lots modern amenities price points and financing terms plus loans and estate closings. Also note recruitment and miscellaneous notices and small ads.

Clifton—El Prof. C. L. Ed Essociation Av Burnet Woods Park W. Eble & CO Sycamore Clifton W. G. Durrell St. Paul Building WM. W. Ebersole & CO Fourth Telford Av Johnston & Sherlock S. W. Cor Main J. W. Haley Avondale Lexington Gholson Walnut Hills Fairfield Hackberry Madison Antral E. Fourth St Hyde Park Cincinnati Mooney Av Madison Av Cooper & CO N. E Fifth and John ST WM. G. Pickering Third St Norwood N. E. Cor Fifth and Main Postoffice WM. A. Hall E. Third St Ana Et South Norwood YM. W. Ebersole & Co Hamilton County J. W. Haley & CO Fourth St Spiege Jock Frederick A. Schmidt P.O. Box Alfred Seasongood Barr Bath Central East Norwood Wesley Harper Pine Nenth ST C. Goldberg South Norwood Floral Cameron Key S. E. Cor Floral and Monroe W. c P. Moessinger Mound Tree Walnut Hills Locust St Kemper Lane S. E. Cor. Gilbert and Foraker Avs Harrison Ay J. M. Waters F. J. Waters Miller Third Walnut City

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