From the Orient She Is a Viscountess Wedding Nears in Clifton
Miss Etsu Inagaki a Japanese viscountess and Miss Etsu Inagaki will wed Mr. Sugimoto in a quiet Clifton ceremony guided by Rev. Dr. Schenck. She is educated, speaks fluent English, translates Shakespeare and Milton, and plans to make Cincinnati her permanent home. Koume Yamada, a California missionary with ties to Japan, helped Inagaki’s journey, and Inagaki’s fiancé operates The Nippon on East Fourth Street with designer Shirayamadani.
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Etsu Inagaki
Cincinnati
Clifton
Miss Inagaki
M. Sugitoto
America
Japan
Inagaki
Sugimoto
Dr. Schenck
Mr. Sugimoto
Yokohama
Koume Yamada
Board of Missions
San Francisco
California
Miss Yamada
Washington
Seattle
Chicago
Queen City
K. Shirayamadani
East Fourth Street
Mr. Shirayamadani
Rookwood
Badischer Mutual Benefit Society Picnic Highlights
The Badischer Mutual Benefit Society held its annual picnic at Bookman's Clifton Garden yesterday afternoon. It preserves customs and patriotism while meeting on the first and third Wednesdays each month. Membership runs about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badischer Mutual Benefit Society
Outburst of Patriotism in County Treasurer Office
Three flags gifted by Treasurer French’s staff were unfurled at noon. Treasurer French, First Assistant Fagin, and Christian Gobbel spoke as cheers rang out. Gobbel, Civil War veteran, spoke of Old Glory while two of his sons serve in the army. a patriotically decorated County Building followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Tilden R. French
Vivian J. Fagin
Christian Gobbel
Charleston
S. C
New Orleans
Cuvier Museum To Add Third Story Room For Birds
The Cuvier Club trustees meet to enlarge the museum by adding the front third story room about 9 by 18 feet and linking it to the gallery. North-side partition removal will connect to the ichthyological gallery boosting ventilation light and display space. Prof. Dury will supervise the expansion making the upper ten dom of the bird kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuvier Club
Dury
Manufacturers' Club to Meet at Queen City Club in June
The next monthly meeting of the Manufacturers' Club and the season’s last will be at the Queen City Club on Monday evening June 18. A possibility is an illustrated lecture by Mr Crowell of Mast Crowell Springfield. Dinner will be served. last month’s informal luncheon was less popular.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Queen City Club
Crowell
Springfield
Mast & Crowell
Cumminsville Woman Receives Suspended Drunkenness Sentence
Magdalena Hener, ex wife of Dr Hener, appeared before Judge Schwab in Police Court yesterday on a drunkenness charge. She was given a suspended sentence of thirty days after being identified by Officer Ha as the woman arrested a month earlier for trying to jump into the Ohio River while in the mud near the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Hener
Dr. Hener
Cumminsville
Saint Joseph Orphan Asylum Fourth of July Festivities
St Joseph Orphan Asylum in Cumminsville hosts a July celebration with a new weekly publication The Appeal edited by A B Dunlap and local writers. A silk banner prize from Benziger Brothers will go to the largest Catholic congregation seller. A popularity contest between Police Commissioner Faulkner and John J Grogan awards a $500 gold watch, previously given to Archbishop Purcell. Fireworks close the day as Catholic churches back the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ryan
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Cumminsville
Appeal
A. B. Dunlap
Cincinnati
Benziger Bros
James W. Faulkner
John J. Grogan
B. of C. A
Archbishop Purcell
Faulkner
Grogan
Ryan
Asylum Board
Baptist Congregations Plan Joint Picnic at Myer's Grove
The Baptist churches of Walnut Hills Mt Auburn and Norwood will unite for a.group picnic at Myer's Grove near Silverton on the C L N R R next Saturday June 11 A joint committee from the three churches is organizing elaborate preparations and a special eight coach train will transport members to and from the grove.
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Walnut Hills
Mt. Auburn
Norwood
Myer’s Grove
Silverton
The
Grove
Judge Schwab Expands Loitering Law Standards
Police Judge Schwab announced a new construction of the loitering law. Two men, McDonald and Miller, faced loitering charges and both cases were continued for sentence. He ruled that proof of entering the city for an unlawful purpose could convict even after a few minutes, not requiring thirty days of loitering.
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Schwab
McDonald
Miller
Cuban Relief Committee to Hold Line on Donations
The Citizens' Cuban Relief Committee met at the call of Chairman Michael Ryan to decide future steps. The group agreed to continue as a committee but suspend solicitations until the government calls for supplies. Headquarters at 328 West Fourth Street will remain with Michael Crotty staffing daily, his services donated.
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Citizens’ Cuban Relief Committee
Michael Ryan
Spain
United States
Cuba
Sam
West Fourth Street
Michael Crotty
Crotty
Doorkeeper Bets Rain On June 4 Anniversary
Doorkeeper Robt Archiable of Change predicted rain yesterday before the Sabbath, citing twenty years of June 4 rain. He and his wife, married June 4, 1877, celebrated their twenty first anniversary last night at the ArchTable domicile in Hyde Park after a rainy day.
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Robt
Archiable
Hyde Park
Lumber Company Logs Sold After Prolonged Federal Suit
The Lit tle Kanawha Lumber Company logs totaling 22 322 acres in Mingo Wyoming and Logan Counties were sold to C C Crane and Co by receivers for 15000 dollars ending a long running federal court litigation.
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Charleston
W. Va
Little Kanawha Lumber Company
Mingo
Wyoming
Logan Counties
C. C. Crane & Co
Bale mew School of Young Ladies Junior Class Trolley Ride
One of the pretty events of Friday evening was a trolley ride given to the young men by the junior class of the Bale mew School of Young Ladies. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Mullins of Covington and Mrs. Charles Dixon of Walnut Hills. They ended the evening with supper at Ransley's after an urban ride.
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Balemew School of
Mullins
Covington
Charles Dixon
Walnut Hills
Ransley’s
Dog Saves Master In Fearful House Fire
John N. Pfeifer, a boss painter on Observatory Road near Madison Avenue, owes his life to his irish setter dog which barked and led a neighborhood boy to break a window after smoke. The dog rushed inside to wake Pfeifer as fire engulfed the second floor, saving him from suffocation. Fire damaged the entire second floor, with losses estimated at 2000 dollars. Engine Companies 23 and 31 extinguished the blaze.
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John N. Pfeifer
Observatory Road
Madison Avenue
Pfeifer
Arthur Packer
Seventh Convention of Elocutionists in Cincinnati
The seventh annual convention of the National Association of Elocutionists will meet in Cincinnati starting Monday June 27. The group has held six conventions and drawn many leading readers and educators. It has produced 81 original papers and 89 recitals and aims to make this year the greatest in its history.
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National Association of Elocutionists
Cincinnati
N. A. of E
America
Two Deservedly Popular Trains Vie on Big Four Route
New York Boston service rivals split the day with the New York Boston Morning Special at 8 30 a m and the Southwestern Limited at 6 30 p m both claiming popularity on the Big Four line.
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New York
Boston
Southwestern
Prisoner Threatens Death After Court Sentence
Maggie Rimpler attempted suicide with morphine after a quarrel with her husband. She was sentenced to thirty days and fined $2 and costs for disorderly conduct and threatened to repeat the act upon release.
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Maggie Rimpler
Canadians Welcome Americans in Toronto
Detective Herman Witte returned from Toronto praising the cordial reception of Americans there. He noted flags on streets, hearty greetings, and a strong Canadian sentiment in favor of closer ties with the United States and Great Britain. He found no Spanish sympathizers during his visit.
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Canada
Toronto
Ontario
Herman Witte
Witte
America
Great Britain
Provisional Regiment To Be Recruited At Armory
Cincinnati plans a provisional infantry regiment to meet a new presidential call. Beginning Monday June 6 at Freeman Avenue Armory, applicants must be 18 to 35, prove good character with two certificates, and show fitness by a physician. Uniforms at own expense. organizers are experienced. John W. Harries handles forms.
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Cincinnati
Freeman Avenue
United States Service
National Guard
John W. Harries
Piccadilly Club Hosts Monthly Dinner at Queen City Club
The Piccadilly Club held its monthly dinner at the Queen City Club last evening with twenty members. Mr. A. H. Pugh serves as chief officer, guiding the congenial group of distinguished members.
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Piccadilly Club
Queen Citys Club
A. H. Pugh
All Wool Payless Suit Made to Measure $20
Claimed Worsted Suit offered by LOUI HEYL & CO at 4 W Fifth St with payless or made to measure options. Fit guaranteed.
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Loui Heyl & CO
Fifth St
Colonel Clague Tours Cincinnati Aims for Military Depot
Colonel John J. Clague arrives from St. Paul to set up a commissary depot in Cincinnati. Local business leaders escort him through the city shopping district and warehouses while discussing future operations and temporary offices. A Washington Committee oversight prompts plans to add a general supply and transport department to the army post.
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Cincinnati
John J. Clague
St. Paul
John A. Kreis
Shinkle, Wilson
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Queen City Club
Ralph Peters
Optimist Club
Washington
Ter
Charles E Smith Missing From Findlay Street Home
Charles E Smith is reported missing from his residence at 712 Findlay Street. Police will conduct a search to locate him and determine his whereabouts.
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Charles E. Smith
Findlay Street
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Miller Bros. & CO
Fourth Street
India
Amame
Nottingham
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Eton
Gloria
Habutai Ash
Marseilles
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Knox
Madras
Oxford
Cuvier Museum
ST. Joseph's
Cumminsville Asylum
Bob Archiable
Armory
Louis Heyl & CO
Col, Clague
Charles Smith
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