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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
7
A Sunday outing ends with a child nearly losing a run and being snagged by an umbrella on a Sedamsville streetcar. A humorous tale recalls a juror quip about Col. Foraker and a printer clash over swapped shoes, ending with Fox explaining the missing footwear mystery.
John Tunian of the Grand criticizes indiscreet rubbernecking while acknowledging its social lure. He likens peering into neighbors affairs to using a step ladder or eavesdropping on calls to sweethearts or political backers, urging restraint.
A reader recalls a tense moment with an old friend from an inferior city. The encounter in a shop spurs a reflection on how Cincinnati manners should shape greeting and conduct.
General Michael Ryan recounts a humorous night in Ireland where he joins a local game of high five. A boy behind his chair mocks his moves, prompting the General to ask who is playing. The lad answers with a witty reply that he plans to play as well.
The Rev Charles Lee preached at the Methodist Church to a large audience. jockey Howard Kennedy of Madison Ind was arrested for embezzling 6 dollars and jailed. Former Treasurer William C Walker sold his estate house at public auction to Howard Frederick for 1550. Administrator Frederick Pfalzgraf sold Peters Vogel estate real estate to Mrs John F Cook for 1700. Mrs Thomas Haynes granted a divorce for nonsupport and desertion. Dayton Grays lost to Kirt Bakers club 10 to 5 at East End Ball Park with Mahaffey Rankle battery for Dayton and Funck William Leak for Baker. The $60 side game drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Peter Kuntz hosted a dinner party for their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
The Catholic Order of Foresters will hold its 18th state convention in this city starting June 12 with a solemn high mass at St Louis Church. Delegates will gather at Fourth and Home streets for sessions, and on day two a requiem mass precedes business and officer elections. More than 100 delegates are expected.
The Bavarian Society in Cincinnati launched two days of jubilee ceremonies at Reichrat's Park with a flag presentation by the Damen Verein Eidelweiss. Leaders praised Bavarian heritage and charity work, and speakers urged unity with Bavarian Americans as delegations arrive and a parade is planned.
After a Meyers Grove picnic a boy named William Johnson 18 of 1809 Hunt Street disrupted a railroad coach in a quarrel over destruction methods. He hurled a large rock breaking two car windows as the train reached Court Street Station and was taken to Second District Station on a charge of malicious destruction of property.
Washington June 3 census figures show 52631 enumerators at work. Pennsylvania tops with 4676, New York 4492, Alaska 2, Nevada 58, with various states listed for war assignments and regional totals.
In a New York University graduation sermon Chancellor McCracken argues against a creed that pins divine intellect to a fixed chronology. He cites Methodist changes and Presbyterian shifts, urging a new pillar of religious truth to stand beside the old.
The McCook Loan and Building Company petitions to compel defendants to show their estates or titles in the described premises and to quiet plaintiff's title against all claims. It requests injunctions preventing any claim by defendants and seeks other relief in equity. filings are due by February 6th, 1900.
Nathaniel Williams aged 60 died at his residence on Indian Hill Avenue near Madisonville on June 3. A funeral notice will be given.
The undersigned is duly appointed receiver of the firm of Achertenckel by the Superior Court of Cincinnati Ohio in Case No 50 659 where George Henckel is plaintiff and Fred Achert is defendant Creditors must present their claims authenticated for allowance and all indebtedness to the firm should be paid to the receiver DIEM Receiver 318 si 8 COPPOCK HERTENSTEIN and F MUHLHAUSER Attorneys
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