Mother and Child Reunited After Harrowing Abduction
The drama ends with Margaret Taylor's return to her mother at the Everett House in New York. Reporters swarm, but the meeting is tender and joyous as Mrs. Taylor embraces her daughter. Edward joins the reunion, and the family prays together before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Cee
New York
News Associate
Customs Department
Mr. Taylor
Everett House
York
Tooms
Astor House
Margaret
Custom House
B. & O. Limited
Jersey City
Mar’Taylor
Edward
Margaret Huerster
Mrs. Huerster
Cincinnati
Steamship Company
The
Commercial Tribune
Everett
Huerster
Astor
May
Mrs. Taylor
Joy
Master Edward
Union Square
Vinton Taylor
Bordighera
Italy
Clara
Europe
America
Genoa
United States
Pearson
Rome
Cincinnati Board Debates School Staff Changes And Grants
The Cincinnati Board of Education considered leaves of absence for several women teachers heading to Europe, approved Principal M F Andrews as Assistant Superintendent, and reviewed property sales and book projects. A kindergarten room request, financial allocations for new textbooks, and filter investigations for Whittier and Harrison were also discussed, with retirements and resignations announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Boone
Europe
Jacob Cormany
M. F. Andrews
Linwood School
T. B. Dyers
Anna Laws
Cincinnnati Kindergarten Association
Normal School
Ninth Street
Committee On
Charles Taylor's Sons Company
Burns Street
T. H. Snyder
Buidings
Lydia EB. Porter
Nathan Ullford
Emilie Callaghan
Margaret Cameron
A. B. Johnson
Avondale
Julius J. Maas
May Franzmeier
Anna EB. Logan
Louise Chatterton
Alice Miverseick
Mary Newton
Ella P. Davis
Mary Geoghegan
Elizabeth Hottendorf
Thos. Parker
Vinnie Hacking
Howard Renshaw
Nash Begins to Look Over the Taylor Case
Columbus Ohio June 2 Governor Nash plans to attend the Oxie monument dedication but will miss it due to hearings on the Hahn requisition and the Taylor kidnapping case. He faces Willis law challenges and may defer a pardon decision on Margaret’s relatives.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Nash
Shiloh Battle Field
Taylor
Margaret
New York
C. C. Lemert
State Pardon Board
Sycamore
Meil
Hatfield
Board of Pardons
Kidney
Opposition to Aldrich's Grant Reciprocity Plan Continues
The article reports on Republican House insurgents led by Tawney opposing the Aldrich reciprocity plan. It notes cross‑branch strains as Senators push their own policies and the Cuban relief debate widens. Justice Horace Gray plans retirement after a stroke. Samuel Hoar is discussed as a potential successor. Senate Naval Committee drafts a shift from in‑yard construction to competitive bids for ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney
Aldrich
Michigan
Nebraska
California
Senate
House
Congress
Horace Gray
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Nahant
Mass
Samuel Hoar
Senator Hoar
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Inoe
Secretary of Navy
Steamship Arrivals and Departures News from Various Ports
June maritime report lists ships arriving at Liverpool, New York, and Hamburg with vessels such as the Cymric Freid erich der Grosse and Moltke, plus arrivals at Gibraltar Glasgow and London. Sailed vessels include Tacoma Patricia and Staten dam.
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Boston
Altonia
Liverpool
New York
Bremen
Freiderich der Grosse
Southampton
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Glasgow
London
Minneapolis
Peacemaker killed for interference in Kiowa
James H. Bailey, traveling salesman for a Cincinnati clothing house, was shot and killed near Kiowa on a Sunday dusk after interceding in a crowd at Collard’s drug store. Postmaster Charles Collard is charged with the crime, as Bailey died about forty minutes after being shot.
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South MC
I. T
Kiowa
James H. Bailey
Cincinnati
Charles Collard
Collard
Bailey
Railey
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances Among Ten Friends
The notice explains a contest where you and nine friends each contribute an estimate for a $34,000 prize pool resulting in 14,900 opportunities to win or share a prize. It details how ten participants gain ten chances each across 1,490 prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leita
Two men arrested for loitering at 90 Finn Street
John ayant a porter and Bernard rickw re insurance collector were arrested by Patrolmen Ragen and ps and jailed at the fifth Police Station charged with loitering. A policy was taken to the station house to aid as evidence for their Police Court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ~Ayant
Bernard Rickw
Bothng
Finn Street
Ragen Nd Ps
Pastric
Parks Speed Regulation Move Sparks Special Ordinance
On Superintendent Critchell s complaint the Board directed Corporation Counsel Hunt to draft an ordinance to regulate automobile speed in the parks. The streets ordinance does not apply to parks, necessitating a park specific measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critchell
Board of Public Service
Corporation Counsel
Hunt
Knife Damage to Mahogan Wainscoting at The Grotto
A vandal cut about six inches from the mahogan wainscoting beside the vestibule mirrors in The Grotto saloon on Walnut Street above Fifth Saturday night. No injuries reported and no suspect named. Police are investigating the incident.
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Grotto
Walnut
Vegetable pound Justifies Her Origin
Fragmentary OCR hints at a feature about a person named Yrgy 2 et al and a dish called vegetable pound. Details are unclear and uncertain due to missing context and garbled text.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Cure
A promotional notice touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female complaints uterine troubles and related symptoms. It asserts success with backache leucorrhea menstrual irregularities and general female weakness and urges purchase from druggists with no substitutes.
Fall from fourth story window kills Kreimer driver
William Ortmann aged 34, driver for Kreimer Furniture Company, fell from a fourth story window at 1208 Bremen Street shortly after 1 am and was instantly killed. He had slept in a stable on Richmond Street and was staying with his brother overnight when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ortmann
Kreimer Furniture Company
Bremen Street
Ortmann
Richmond
Faust Interpreted by Aspiring Singers at Auditorium
Under Mme Tecla Vigna's direction a select scenes performance from Gouhod's Faust drew admiration last night. Cast included Ada Glasca Marguerite Dell Kendall Siebel Charlotte Caila Mephistopheles Glenn Friermood Faust. Lillian Rixford organist and Vigna piano orchestration received praise despite uneven voices and a curtain mishap encore moment delighted the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Proposed
The notice urges readers to send in their subscription estimate of 34000 dollars to settle the matter and stop further thought about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Potts Named New C and O Passenger Agent in Cincinnati
J D Potts will succeed Charles B Ryan as Assistant General Passenger Agent with headquarters in Cincinnati on June 15. Potts and wife Mrs Potts visited Cincinnati to choose a home and apartments. Ryan will escort his successor and the farewell banquet for Ryan is set for June 14 at the St Nicholas Hotel with President Ingalls toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Potts
Commercial Tribune
Charles B. Ryan
Ryan
Seaboard Air Line
Stampede Follows Mad Horse Run At Eden Park
During a concert at Eden Park yesterday a furious horse hit by a wagon caused crowds to scatter on Perom Park avenue. The horse struck a pole near the bandstand, injuring two youths, Jack Mich aged 19 and Fred Mich aged 13 from Nut Hills, who were knocked to the ground. The rig was damaged and the horse suffered shoulder injuries.
Temple Remodel Plans Rise on Avondale Hilltops
The Plum Street Temple members will remodel the current temple instead of moving to the hill tops. A new Sunday school building will be erected on the hilltops at an estimated cost of 35000 dollars. Avondale lots are being offered and subscriptions are being secured.
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Whittier
Harrison
Cormany
Boone
William P. Gault
Plum Street
Avondale
Hospital Nurse Attacked by Insane Patients at City Hospital
Two patients suffering from dementia and an insanity charge attack Dr Currey in the strong ward as other inmates intervene. Dan Dwyer and William O Keefe, freed in the ward, beat the doctor until fellow patients and staff stop the assault and restrain the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owens
Currey
Miami College
Dan Dwyer
Everett Street
William O'Keefe
Dramatic Students Present Several Scenes at Odeon
At the Odeon last night Miss Mannheimer directed several scenes from Sheridan’s School for Scandal and Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night plus a one act Juliet’s Love Letters. Performers included Maby Brownell Genevieve Lloyd Bertha Jandes Amy Rosin Mary Rusk Cora Kahn Bertha Topp Jane Kline and Eda Mae Silverman. Diplomas awarded to Emma Beiser Olive Eiler Bertha Roth Henry Zeinz and Bertha Foster for piano violin organ and elocution. Certificates given in organ piano voice and elocution to multiple students including Agnes Mahler Eleanor Hyde Mrs Scott Emma Columbia Dora Dieckman Alma Sterling Florence Hawkins Mary Akels Melville Greeble Katherine Slater Emma Sleeth Tillie Purcell Marguerite Davis Fred Lerch Gordon Thompson Amy Rosin Bertha Jandes Mary Rusk and Genévieve Lloyd.
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Odeon
Mannheimer
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Juliet
Maby@ Brownell
Genevieve
Lloyd
Bertha Jandes
Amy Rosin
Mary E. Rusk
Cora Kahn
Bertha M. Topp
Ministers Seek Open Air Meetings Across Denominations
Ministers preferred outdoor venues for discussions with Methodists meeting at Epworth to hear Rev. G. T. Dickinson. Baptists used Eden Park bandstand, Presbyterians met at First Church with Dr. H. M. Curtis speaking on West Point. Cincinnati Clericus gathered at Rev. Eastman’s home with Rev. Quimby presenting a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
G. T. Dickinson
Cirgieville
Phillips Brooks
Eden Park
H. M. Curtis
West Point
Cincinnati
Hartwell Council Discusses Canal Bridge Outage
The Hartwell Council met at the town hall to address the canal on tion Avenue. A committee was formed to seek County Commissioners action regarding the bridge, the sole crossing over the canal for a mile, out of order for eight weeks, while residents voiced indignation.
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Hartwell
Hartwell Town Hall
Tion Avenue
Mayne
Thig Signature On Every Genuine Tablet Revealed
A fragment suggests a claim that a signature appears on every authentic tablet claimed to cure a cold. The text hints at a remedy or patent medicine rhetoric, with emphasis on authenticity. No concrete names or dates are provided in the readable portion.
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Barclay Street
Park Row
Mother
Clara Taylor
Cincinnati House
Yrgy
Ham
Dom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. Ortmann
C. B. Ryan
Epworth Heights
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