Harmony Tower Club Outing Brightens City Family Festival
The Harmony Tower Club held a successful family festival at Mt Lookout Park yesterday attracting many families. A burglar rifled Harry Pruse's saloon at 324 East Front Street Sunday night stealing pennies worth about a small sum. Charles Ulrich paid ten dollars and costs after a Sunday shooting case ruled by Squire I A Garrett with Deputy Game Warden Rayborn as arresting officer. Walnut Hills students chaperoned by Mrs Klemm visited the Cuvier Museum yesterday afternoon for a zoology outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Tower Club
Mt. Lookout Park
Harry Pruse
East Front Street
Charles Ulrich
Squire I. A. Garrett
Depu Game Warden
Rayborn
Cuvier Museum
Walnut Hills
Co. D. Klemm
Catholic Foresters Convene State Convention Here
The Catholic Foresters state convention will be held in this city next week. Local members recently met and arranged entertainment for visiting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Foresters
State Convention in Toledo Draws Local Attendees
The State Christian Endeavor Society holds its convention in Toledo Ohio the latter part of this month with many local friends planning to attend. Meanwhile Dr C A L Reed’s mother near Hamilton Ohio suffers a paralytic stroke on a trip to California and is seriously ill. In Cairo Illinois F P Schrader’s death is reported but no local relatives are known. Lafayette Robinson and James Reed of 1555 Central avenue are arrested by officers Seidholz and Hall on charges of operating a lottery office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Christian Endeavor. Society
Toledo
C. A. L. Reed
Hamilton, C
California
Cairo
Til
F. P. Schrader
Lafayette Robinson
Central Avenue
Seidholz and
Hall
James Reed
R. Walter Long
EL Paso
Texas
Thomas J. Harcourt
Herbert C. Harcourt
Sarah Anne Harcourt
Hamilton County
Ohio
Susan
W. Longworth
Thomas McDougall
Sarah- Anne Harcourt
Tusculum
Isabella E
Idlewood Fast
Isabella Ridge
Tusculum Avenue
Joseph Longworth
Theodore Horstman
Outing and Beef Dressing Contest at Harvest Home Grounds
The Cincinnati Journeyman Butchers Association holds its annual outing and beef dressing contest Sunday at the Harvest Home grounds. Dayton resident Charles Mack and Cincinnati rival Andy Amrein compete for a $500 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
Cincinnati Journeyman Butchers’ Association
Charles Mack
Dayton
Andy Amrein
Shooting Contest at Lewisburg Under German Schutzen Society
A shooting tournament will be held in Lewisburg Ky on Sunday under the auspices of the German Scherben Schutzen Society. The open contest offers several prizes including two gold medals and watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
German Scherben Schutzen Society
Fernbank School Commencement Date Changes
Fernbank School announces its commencement moved to Thursday evening June 7 instead of Friday June 8. Five graduates will receive diplomas: Mary Rouse Bertha Ward Olive Begley Albert Coffee and Merrell Hinchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernbank School
Mary Rouse
Bertha Ward
Olive Begley
Albert Coffee
Merrell Hinchman
Funeral for Bernard Luerck in St Rosa’s Church
Bernard Luerck a native of Prussia who arrived in 1846 helped lay the first railroad tracks in the area will be buried after a funeral at St Rosa’s Church this morning. He died Sunday evening at his home 2804 Tecumseh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Luerck
St. Rosa's Church
Prussia
Tecumseh Street
Commencement Exercises at the Zoo
The College of Pharmacy will hold commencement at the Zoological Garden tomorrow evening. A large attendance is expected with the public invited. A banquet will follow the exercises with several well known speakers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
College of Pharmacy
Zoological Garden
Graduation of Technical Class at the Odeon
The Technical class holds graduation exercises next Tuesday evening at the Odeon. Class orators are Lawrence Jones Emil Huschfeld and William Ruckster delivering on John Ruskin The Construction of the Water Works and The Monroe Doctrine respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odeon
Lawrence Jones
Emil Huschfeld
William Ruckster
John Ruskin
Saloonkeeper Charged in 25 Bicycle Grand Larceny Case
Ed Simon of Fifteenth and Pleasant streets was arrested on a warrant for grand larceny after allegedly stealing 25 bicycles. Sam Wood ing of 419 East Front street says he supplied the bikes to have them enamelled and later sold them. Simon's defense will be heard in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Simon
Fifteenth and Pleasant Streets
Sam Wooding
East Front Street
Simon
Pole Breaks Send Lineman Falling Near Carrel Street
Paul Shannon a Pennsylvania Railroad lineman was removing a wire when a pole broke sending him about thirty feet to the ground. He suffered a broken left arm and possible internal injuries and was taken by Patrol 6 to the Good Samaritan Hospital. Shannon lives at Wellsboro, W. Ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shannon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carrel Street
Patrol
Good Samaritan Hospital
Shannon
Wellsborough
W. Ve
Man Rescues Boy From Cistern Drowning
Henry Rundy of St Lawrence Street and Warsaw Avenue saved six year old Josie Rauin from drowning after the open yard cistern at 3625 Warsaw Avenue overflowed. Rundy lowered a ladder and entered the cistern to recover the boy, who is not believed injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rundy
St. Lawrence Street
Warsaw Avenue
Josie Rauin
Rauin
Randy
U S Officials Head to Columbus for Court Session
Judge Thompson Court Clerk B R Cowen United States Marshal Fagin and deputies District Attorney Bundy Assistant D A Moulinier Post Office Inspectors Fletcher Betz and others depart for Columbus for the session of court. Witnesses travel for the trial of Postoffice clerk Brychta and Captain Jobe of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
B. R. Cowen
United States
Fagin
Bundy
Moulinier
Fletcher
Betz
United States Court
Columbus
Brychta
Jobe
Covington
Dorst Resigns City Hall Post to Rejoin Postal Service
John A. Dorst resigned as city watchman to Mayor Tafel yesterday and was sworn in at the Government Building to resume his former stamp clerk role in the Postal Department. He will serve at the Eastern avenue substation, a return that pleases his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dorst
City Hall
Tafel
Postal Department
Eastern Avenue
Dorst
Sam
Boeh
Water Works Department
Henry Korb
Board of Public Service
Weil
Magly
Captain Johnson
Herrmann
Fugitive Brought Back On Burglary Charge
Patrolman Rouse returned with Wesley Randolph from Springfield and jailed him at Central Police Station on burglary charges. Randolph is accused by several men in custody of taking part in burglaries at half a dozen East End saloons. A jimmy was found in his room after his departure. the target burglary cited is Leinecke Brand's at 74 East Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
Wesley Randolph
Springfield
Central Police Station
Randolph
East End
Jimmy
Leinecke & Brand's Place
East Pearl Street
Used Knife With Serious Results
William Henry a sixteen year old colored boy stabbed William Willborn a colored man in the left side at Scott's pottery on Front street near Freeman avenue. The quarrel over work led to the wound which may cause Willborn's death. The boy fled to the Kentucky side crossing the C O Bridge and remains at large. Willborn was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital by Patrol 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
William Willborn
Scott's Pottery
Front Street
Freeman Avenue
Kentucky
Willborn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Home City's First Commencement Ceremony
The Home City high school held its first commencement on a Saturday evening. The program featured music by Mesdames Kite and Hoyt, recitations by Miss Lilla T. Stanton and Miss Bertha Brater, essays by Frances Roberta Beeson and Miss H. Leonard, a poem by Marjorie J. Earhart, and violin solo by Mrs. Ruby Jordan of Cleveland. Presentations of diplomas were made by Rev. Wm. Norman Guthrie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home City
Kite
Hoyt
Howard Henderson
Lilla T. Stanton
Bertha Brater
Ruby 8
Jordan
Cleveland, O
Frances Roberta Beeson
Paradise
Marjorie J. Earhart
Grace A. Kite
Worden
Sie H. Leonold
Margaret C. Mareh
Clara E. Falkinburg
Norman’ Guthrie
America
Court of Appeals Judges Open Two Week Session
Judges Lurton Day and Severens of the United States Court of Appeals arrived in the city yesterday and will start a two week session this morning. A number of important cases will be heard during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton
Day
Severens
United States Court of Appeals
Public Service Inventories At Town Halls On Agenda
City records show inventories of personal property at Linwood Westwood and Avondale town halls ordered filed while Clifton’s annexed property issues trigger a legal question over ownership and lease rights. Citizens face indigent relief for nine individuals and damage claims tied to Strafer street improvement.
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Linwood
Westwood
Avondale
Clifton
Commercial Tribune
Corporation Counsel
Clifton Town Hall
Vilage
Resor Academy
Elizabeth Lewis
Strafer Street
Ellis
Stanley
Reading
Vernon Place
City Infirmary
Charles Schaller
Joseph Wagner
Pleasant Street
Weil
Joseph Runnemeyer
Peter Motch
Clifton Springs
Beeh
Auburn Avenue
Southern Avenue
Badgery Run
Corporation
Henderson
Charlton Street
J. Hochlein
Meier Brothers
Frank Barnest
J. Finn
M. Anschneider
Warder
Women’s Home Missionary Society Board Meets at Book Concern
The Board of Managers of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its quarterly meeting at the Methodist Book Concern. Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk presided with a large roster of board members from cities including Delaware Ohio Washington DC Detroit Bloomington and Orange. Reports from bureaus highlighted Albuquerque and southern stations. annuities and legacies were noted, including a $1000 gift. Annual and life memberships total 70 000 and 8 000 respectively with year allocations of 87508 unconditional 104715 conditional 192223 and last year’s income 287547. Sessions continue today.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
Clinton B. Fisk
New York
J. W. Hamilton
D. L. Williams
Delaware
D. B. Street
Washington, D. C
George O. Robinson
Detroit
Potter
Bloomington
Anna Kent
Orange
N. J
E. L. Albright
George Thompson
W S. Goodman, Jr
James Dale
F. A. Aiken
M. D. Carey
Wm. M. Ampt
J. W. Gosling
J. L. Whetstone
M. E. House
Albuquerque
N. M
Fresh Air Fund Receives Support For Mothers and Children
The Fresh Air Society held its first regular session as the Terrace Park Fresh Air Home opens for reception of beneficiaries. Mrs. F. Andrews oversees comfort. donors include A. H. Seinsheimer, Mrs. Larz Anderson, estate of Mrs. Isaure Nettleton, Fernbank and Delhi Whist Club, and others with totals reaching several hundred dollars. Subscriptions may be sent to Mrs. Wm. T. Irwin or the Robert Clarke Company cashier. Fresh Air office located at Fourth and Sycamore.
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Fresh Air Society
House Committee
Terrace Park
F. Andrews
Miss Boelker
East End
Harriet
Isabel Pendleton
Frederick
Catharine Hokstein
Anna Louise Irwin
Susanne Gest
Mary
Frances
Elizabeth Cleneay
Wm. T. Irwin
Robert Clarke Company
Miss Johns
Fourth and
Sycamore Streets
Thirteen Graduates to Graduate From Lockland High School
The class of 1900 at Lockland High School will graduate this evening at Wayne Avenue M E Church. Nine women and four men will deliver remarks as an orchestra prefaces the program. Carthage votes to fund Fourth of July fireworks with 125 dollars raised by local citizens. An accountant hired by Carthage Water Works urges a full new set of books and a pipe survey before final report. A saloon dispute ends with three youths beaten and a broken finger, then medical aid restores the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland High School
Wayne Avenue M. E
Carthage
Hamilton County
Carthage Water Works Board
A. Edwards
Vilage
Wilson Seeks Ohio River Nine Foot Plan Backed By Valley Interests
On his return from Washington Colonel E PWilson of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association met Pittsburg leaders including Superintendent Anderson and James A Henderson to push for nine feet on the Ohio River improvement. The coal combine backed six feet except for Rogers who urged nine. Wilson sees a clash between Rogers and the rest as the bill heads to final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. P.wilson
Ohio Valley Improvement, ‘Association
Anderson
Pittsburg
Rogers
Coal Combine
Dalzell
Colonel Wilson
Mr. Rogers
Ohio Valley
Funeral for James H Finnigan at Church of the Assumption
James H Finnigan's funeral was held at the Church of the Assumption with Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock led by Father Kennedy. Delegations from the Blaine Club Elks and local officials attended. Ten white-clad orphans from St Joseph's Orphan Asylum led the procession. pallbearers included General Michael Ryan and several locals. A widow survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Assumption
James H. Finnigan
Father Kennedy
Blaine Club
Elks
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Michael Ryan
D. W. Brown
Thomas Cogan
Thomas A. Logan
H. H. Hoffman
Francis Cloud
W. Scully
Henry Zeigler
Witnessy Wife's Story Reveals Domestic Strife Details
Ed die Dehner the 13 year old testified under oath about family separation and alleged misconduct surrounding his father and grandfather. Mrs Dehner disputed the dramatic Snyder episode and explained a day visit to the fishing camp led to misinterpreted actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dehner
Eddie
Judge Goebel
Mr. Brand
Snyder
Germany
Bender Sisters
Dehner
Togeth
Cincinnati Seeks Host for Educational Forces Convention
The general committee on the march of educational forces in Charleston aims to win attendance and bring next year’s annual convention to Cincinnati. pledges total about 1300 with 1000 outside the city and 375 within. obstacles cited include unwritten law of rotating convention locations and opposition from southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cincinnati
Board of Legislation
Johnson
Xenia
Dayton
Cleveland
Jones
Forest City
J Ellis
American Book Company
N. B.A
Cummings
Mr. Ellis
One Hundred Thousand Free Paris Exposition Samples Offered
The Commercial Tribune offers twenty weeks of Paris Exposition coverage at ten cents weekly. It will mail a free Number One sample to readers sending four cents in stamps, with a total of one hundred thousand samples available for a limited week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
The
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Numerous Linwood and Norwood Couples Listed in Court Notices
A long list records marriages or notices involving Francis W. Davis 32 a physician of Linwood and Clara M. Smith 28 of Linwood with clerical names Rev. Mr. Stanton. banker Charles A. Trostel 27 of Gettysburg Pa and Clara A. Bierich. hodcarrier John Edmonds 36 of 549 East Eighth Street and Rosa B. Trent 30 of 43 East Eighth Street. many more couples including teachers, drivers, clerks, and merchants with addresses in Reading Norwood and Newport News noted alongside reverend references Rev. Mr. Johnson and Rev. Mr. Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Davis
Linwood
Clara M. Smith
Mr. Stanton
Charles A. Trostel
Gettysburg
Clara A. Bierich
Walnut Hills
Simms
John Edmonds
Hodcarrier
East Eighth Street
Rosa B. Trent
Searchistress
Johnson
David M. Allen
Enright Avenue
Edmonia Hanna
Hawthorn Avenue
W. R. Reynolds
Harry H. Goldberg
Greencastle
Ind
de Hannah Linz
Fulton Avenue
Grossmann
Paul Krippendorf
Gilbert Avenue
Cora Wehrmann
Forest Avenue
Moeller
Harry Ihlendorf
Reading
Kathryn Feldhaus
Wiederholt
George Wolf
Carlisle Avenue
Katherine Nolte
Fairmount Street
Voss
Andrew Busam
Calumet Street
Caroline Gruesser
Clifton Avenue
Ignatius
Henry Muller
Bond
Hill
Sophie
Kellerman
Pleasant Ridge
Herrman
Charles F. Bartlett
Farmer
Delhi
Louisa Hanly
A. E. Gray
George A. Joynes
Newport News
Agnes Williams
Norwood
W. L. Y. Davis
Charles Enders
West McMicken Avenue
Laura Roesch
Matthews
Louis E. Brockmann
Ella B. Siebern
W. F. Gowdy
William Jameson
Chicago
Ill
Flavie Babin
Auburn Avenue
Stanley
Herman Loebker
West Fork Street
Minnie Horn
Bigler Avenue
Edward E. Kirby
Center Street
Vera Crosbey
Columbia Avenue
Clark
Robert D. Jackson
Walnut Street
Emily Clothier
West Court Street
Henry Stephan
Emma Knippscheld
Burwinkle
Charles Lake
Bessie Higgins
Richmond Street
Donohue
John Mangold
Baymiller Street
Josephine Kemper
Hamilton Avenue
Squire Winkler
Frank J. Wuersch
Cooper
Northside
A A. Garrison
Mr. Eatty
Ferris and Macy Wed in Dayton on June 2
Frank H. Ferris of Norwood and Cilla G. Macy of Carthage Ohio were married in Dayton Ohio on Saturday June 2.
Obituary notices issued for Barker Bendber Doggett Shawan Williams
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates in June 1900. Jonathan H Barker aged 89 and William D Bendber funeral details set for June 5 and June 3 respectively. John Mitchell Doggett aged 81y to be buried at Hillsboro Ohio. Jennie E Shaw announced funeral time. Nathaniel Williams aged 6 years to be buried at Madisonville Cemetery June 5. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Avenue
Linwood
Hillsboro
Shawan
Jennie E
Williams
Nathaniel Williams
Indian
Hill Avenue
Madisonville
Ministers' Meetings Highlight Overture on Church Districting
Presbyterian ministers discussed the Peoria overture to divide the church into twenty two districts. The revision committee is unlikely to reach rapid settled changes as only six points saw agreement. Clergy from other denominations reported on their General Conferences and discussions followed with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Dr. McKibbin
Dr. James
James
Peoria
McKibbin
Entertain Bishop Moore at Beta Theta Pi Zoo Banquet
Bishop D. H. Moore will be guest of honor at a Cincinnati Beta Theta Pi dinner at the Zoo clubhouse. About fifty guests are expected with Dr Thad Reamy as toastmaster. Bishop Earl Cranston and Hon L M Jewett of Athens will attend and speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
D. H. Moore
Cincinnati
Beta Theta Pi
Dr. Moore
University
Athens
Thad. Reamy
Earl Cranston
L. M. Jewett
Hospitalism and accidents claim several lives in town
A fragmented list records deaths and inquests including Mary Snyder 21 drowning in a canal Isaac Gottlieb 62 hepatitis Mary Meyer 75 bowel obstruction John Enginger 3 months inanition Elizabeth Halliday years pneumonia Jacob Dupps 52 strangulation James Williams 24 tuberculosis four men inquest pending Katherine Schafer 74 unspecified cause Frank Sander 54 hepatitis on Bender 65 cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Isaac Gottlieb
Mary Meyer
John Enginger
Elizabeth Halliday
Jacob Dupps
Kang- James Williams
Guy
Katherine Schafer
Frank Sander
Bender
First Issue of The Illustrated Globe Impresses Readers
Ek Sands launches The Illustrated Globe from Cincinnati. The sixteen page debut features engaging stories lively illustrations and strong ideas with Sands’ journalistic judgment evident. The first issue has proven popular and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrated Globe
Ek” Sands
Cincinnati
Ek Sands
Sands
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Brief City News
Ilinois
U. S
U. 8 Court. OF Appeals
the Public Service
Neave Street
McCallister
Horstman
Mary A. Lantz
Margaret Hull
Catherine Hoffmann
Mary Cassiday
Mitchell White
Bridget Harrington
Nicholas McCarthy
Mary Sanders
William Kissel
Board ‘of City Affairs
McCalister
Secretary of War
M. E. Church
Fresh Air Fund
Millgreek Valley
Elmwood Place
August Redelmann
Main Street
Redelmann
Harding
Wilson
Mellin
Wilbur Franklin Judd
Mellin’s Food Co
Boston, Mass
Brand
Mr. Snyder
Mr. Ott
Winehouse
Ott
Yruteng
Pa &F
Nashua
Senerici
Ausbania
National Educational Association
John Shillito
Seventh Street
Dohu Shillits Company
Jom«N Church CO
the & Get the John Church Co
Mackelfresh Bros
N St
J. G. B. Siegert
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main ‘St
Jennie S. Farrell
Jennie 8S
Farrell
Neave Building
Boston
Stanley O. Royal
Bishop Holt
United Brethren Church
Conference of the Baptist Ministers
H. N. Quisenberry
Congregational Ministers’ Union
New England
Bishop Moore
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Viichie Bros
Barron, Boyle CO
U.S. A
C. Ross
Izmatz Feat
Dauetiade
H. R. Strueve
Walnut St
NEW Periodical
Teledo
Chamber of Commerce
Giles S. Mitchell
No. 10 West
Seventh St
White's
State OF Ohio
State of
H. B. Hart
Cinefinhall
Tilly Rumble
Kansas City
Jackson County
Missouri
Amalia Zaw i
Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Company
Amalia Zeumsenl
Amalia Zaumseil
Charles Zaums
Attane
Ripley
Probate Court
Adolph C. Drach
Emil Kuge
J. Shroder
Edward B. Wiggins
Nebraska
Edward M. Burr
Samuel Burr
Miami Township
W. Burr
A Burr
Ky H. Clenner
C. Yo Ukorr
Masonic
Miami Lodge
A. M
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