Local labor unions meet amid mixed attendance in Cincinnati
A crowded schedule of union activity in Cincinnati covers bakers, typographers, trunk and bagmakers, stonecutters and carpenters. National organizers discuss day work and wage reform while conventions in Philadelphia and St Louis draw locals and officers. A notable relief plan uses store orders to aid striking workers.
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Workmen's Hall
Adam Scheid
Journeyment Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union
Cincinnati
International Union
Philadelphia
American Federation of Musicians
Jacob Schmalz
John Weber
Cincinnati Union
Stephe Bonbright
Owen Miller
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Clothesline Save Four Year Old From Third Story Fall
Timothy Murphy aged four lost his balance at a rear third story window on Main Street and fell to the ground. A strong clothesline broke the impact, saving his life but giving him a broken arm and possible internal injuries. He was taken to City Hospital by Patrol 2, in serious condition but not fatally hurt.
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Timothy Murphy
Main Street
Patrol 2
City Hospital
None
A healthful lifestyle theme highlights outdoor exercise and good food, noting a glowing form and blooming face. When cleansing is needed a gentle remedy is Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Bead in Childs Ear Extracted After Hour Long Surgery
A three year old girl, Ethel Wood of 1267 East Third street, inserted a blue bead in her ear yesterday. Doctors used anesthesia to remove it but the bead shifted deeper. She was taken to City Hospital where after an hour of effort the bead was finally removed.
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Ethel Wood
East Third Street
City Hospital
Major Groesbeck Heads to Manila on Army Duty
Major S. W. Groesbeck, Judge Advocate General in the U S Army, was seen at the Grand Hotel between trains en route to the Philippines where he has been assigned. A kinsman of local Groesbecks, he previously served with the Sixth Infantry and recently resided in San Francisco after a Washington New York visit. He has just learned of his transfer to Manila.
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S. W. Groesbeck
United States Army
Philippines
Groesbeck
Groesbecks
Sixth Infantry
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Manila
In Memory of Davis Commemoration Ends Confederate Reunion
Louisville June 3 American Civil War veterans concluded the tenth annual reunion with a service marking Jefferson Davis birthday 5000 attendees heard speakers describe Confederate leaders and wartime sacrifice from the Union Confederate Veterans Chaplain General and other ministers The Rev J William Jones highlighted Lee and Spottsylvania and recalled Gordon urges soldiers to follow the eyes of their chief
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Louisville
United State Veterans
Jefferson Davis
J. William Jones
Virginia
Union Confederate Veterans
Mr. Jones
Napoleon
Lee
Spottsylvania
Hancock
John B.gordon
Jones
United States
Reagan
Texas
Davis
Mississippi
Mr. Davis
Stephen D. Lee
Jef
Countess Bozenta Reconsiders Defying Czar Edict
Helen Modjeska reports that Countess Bozenta has reversed her decision to oppose the czar's decree. The actress notes a change of stance amid political pressure and public attention in the capital.
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Bozenta
Czar
Woman Dies From Carbolic Acid After Family Troubles
Mrs. William Kane of 1337 Main Street died after taking carbolic acid in a personal crisis linked to domestic strife and business failure. Coroner to hold an inquest. Mrs. Hayes and Varina Hayes attended. speakers included General Clement A. Evans and former Senator Reagan.
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William Kane
Main Street
Kane
Wm. Kane
Molitor
Vine Streets
Starr Ford
Schwab
Ann Grant Weds the Man from Providence in Snowbound Rise
In a wintry Green’s story, Ann Grant finds a suitor after a snowstorm blocks the upper district. A city youth from Providence visits, rekindling romance as neighbors watch a future wedding form amid wind and sleet.
Lagoon Opens With Daring Act and Pageant
Lagoon’s opening day features Max C. Anderson management and a brisk crowd despite cold wind. Highlight is Charles G. Kilpatrick riding a bicycle down 75 feet of steps, drawing an ovation after a rifle display on the wheel. Vaudeville acts Walker sisters Weston and Allen, Johnstons on xylophone, Empire Comedy Quartet, fireworks, and other attractions bolster the park’s season plans.
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Lagoon
Max C. Anderson
Columbia
Walnut Street
Alderson
Cincinnati
Charles G. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Capitol Steps
Washington
Anderson
Walker Sisters
Weston and Allen
Johnstons
Empire
Coney's Busy Boats and New Vaudeville at Coney Island
Steamers shuttled between Vine street wharfboat and Coney's landing all yesterday with two Cincinnati Full Military Band concerts enjoyed by guests. A new vaudeville bill arrives on the bijou stage featuring Steb leton Chaney Meldon the Winchesters Lamothes and Barrow juggling. Music and dancing continue daily at island pavilion and boats. Prof Ressigue plays on Island Queen and Tuesday nights bring dancing lessons from a famous master.
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Coney
Vine Street
Coney's
Cincinnati
Stcbleton and Chaney
Winchesters
Four Lamothes
Meldon
Ressigue
Chester Park Sizzles With Bicycles Vaudeville and Horses
Chester Park drew a Sunday crowd for bicycle races a vaudeville bill and Prof Bartholomews trained horses. The grandstand filled as cycle enthusiasts packed the venue while the Bijou Theater and Chester Opera House hosted audiences for two weeks of equine exhibitions and performances.
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Chester Park
Bartholomew
Chester Opera House
America
Zoo Becomes Center of Attraction With Music
Thousands visited the zoo yesterday for a singers day reception. The United Singers performed and Weber's Superb Military Band gave a grand evening prom enade concert. A special program by Mr Weber drew strong praise. Tomorrow night another Weber band concert is planned with a rain or shine verandah capacity of 2,000.
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United Singers
Weber
The Little Things of Life in Courtship Promises
A fragment from a Philadelphia North American piece notes that small signals from a woman influence men and courtship, hinting at breaches of promise and potential suits as a consequence of romantic cues.
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Philadelphia
North American
Bears Triumph In Cosa Kind You Kae Mien Match
The Bears secured a victory in a local basketball clash showing strong defense and timely scoring from key players. Details from the scoreboard and participant names are limited in the readable text.
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SCA
Sbstors
Sunday sermons mobilize support for closing law
The Retail Clerks Association and Central Labor Council push for Sunday closing prosecutions and public backing. Sermons by Rev G R Robbins Rev Warren G Partridge and Rev G W Cassidy urged in Lincoln Park Ninth Street and Walnut Hills churches to promote a day of rest for workers.
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Lincoln Park
Freeman Avenue
Betts Street
G. R. Robbins
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
G. W. Cassidy
Commercial Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Commercial Club
Sunday Observance Debate at Lincoln Park Church
Dr. G. R. Robbins, pastor of Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church, argued against Sabbath closures at the request of the Retail Clerks Association. He cited Exodus and urged six days of work, a day of rest, and holy worship, warning against profaning the Sabbath as harmful to individuals and the nation. He quoted Sir Matthew Hale and Isaiah to underscore Sabbath sanctity and economic consequences of secular use of the day.
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G. R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Retail Clerks’ Association
God
Matthew Hale
Isaiah
Jacob
Farmers Swindled by Dice Box in City Saloon
Two Montgomery County brothers Elias and Levy Gaver visited a city with their wives and were lured inside a saloon at 415 Central Avenue where a dice box game led Elias to lose about $54. Police investigated, Patterson was questioned, and the Gav ers sought their wives. Elias later faced an assault near the saloon as hecklers taunted them.
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Montgomery County
Elias
Levy Gaver
John T. Patterson
Central Avenue
Gaver
Elias Gavér
Patterson
Keatting
Elias Gaver
Hall
Cincinnati Single Tax Club Elections and Plans
The Cincinnati Single Tax Club held a large meeting in the Hulbert block and discussed a new constitution but deferred adoption. The Ohio State League decided to appoint Vice Presidents and Secretaries in each congressional district, with Rasch and Mondschen in the First District and Herbert and Ewan in the Second. A committee including Eilers Rasch and Vogeler will arrange a Henry George birthday banquet. Dr Long announced a lecture tour across the state.
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Cincinnati
Hulbert
Ohio State League
O. C. Rasch
Peter Herbert
S. J. Ewan
League
J. M. Eilers
Alfred Vogeler
Henry George
B. F. Longstreet
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Chicago Building Trades Council
Coney Island
Typographical Union
Thos
F. Crowley
E. M. Miller
A. L.davidson
Internation Ypographical Union
Spring Grove Cemetery
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Michael Raphael
Trunk and Bagmakers’ Union, No. 6
Workman's Hall
T. J. Donnellly
Central Labor Council
Covington and Newport
Carpenters’ Union
Cumminsville Turner Hall
Buchanan Garden
Jorneymen's Stonecutters’ Association
Trades Union Hall
Jerson Davis
Prometheus
Helen Modjeska
Hayes
Varina Hayes
General Gordon
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
General Evans
Confederate States of America
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By Keziah Shelton I
Mr. Grant
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Kate
Louisann Green
Jemima Brown
Ellery Girls
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Sam Hill
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John M.grant
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Ann Grant
Mr.Grant
Frank Jenkins
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Mr. Robbins
Lincoln Park Church
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Dream City
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
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Paris
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Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
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