Charles Reichel Weds Louise Breusch in Ohio River Valley
Charles Reichel and Miss Louise Breusch wed then departed for a two weeks’ honeymoon at the Reichel farm beside the Ohio River near New Richmond Ohio. Reichel, son of the county’s late Sheriff Reichel, works for a gas company and is active with Cincinnati Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichel
Ohio River
New Richmond
Sheriff Reichel
The
Gas Company
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Garber Virus? No. Wait. Garber Beaten In Democratic Convention
Celina Ohio June 4 After two days a Democratic Fourth District convention still votes undecided with 576 ballots cast. Garber leads Shelby with 113, Adkins 81, Hood 1. Shelby proposes adjourning to Sidney July 22 but is defeated. Dark horse and neutral county splits loom with Auglaize, Mercer, and Allen unsettled.
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Commercial Tribune
Celina
Allen
Lee
Shelby
Sidney
McLean
Garber
Auglaize County
R. B. Gordon
J. H. Gieke
Randall Declines Run for Congress in Columbus District
In Columbus Ohio on June 4 Republican leaders including Cyrus Huling had backed E O Randall for Congress. Randall issued a statement declining to give up his current work. Other candidates debated were W O Henderson Gilbert Stewart and Probate Judge Galloway with Governor Nash backing Galloway. Ex Mayor Philip H Bruck expected to seek State Dairy and Food Commissioner post at the Democratic convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cyrus Huling
Congress
E. O. Randall
Supreme Court
State Archeological and Historical Society
Randall
W. O. Henderson
Cleveland
Gilbert Stewart
Nash
Galloway
Philip H. Bruck
James H. Southard Nominated for Fifth GOP Congress Bid
Toledo Ohio June 4 James H Southard was today nominated for the fifth time as the Republican candidate for Congress from the Ninth District There was no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
James H. Southard
Congress
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Chances to Win Prizes
The notice explains a contest with 1490 chances to win portions of 24000 dollars. If a group of ten people each submits an estimate, each participant gains ten chances to win any prize and the group shares the opportunities for the total sums.
Conscience Money Sent To C H D R R
Thos J Walsh, clerk, found a letter with 3 dollars marked for the C H D R R and turned it into treasury. He recalls another conscience fund tale from three years ago when a man paid for a stolen freight ride from Cincinnati to Dayton.
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Thos. J. Walsh
Woodford
Waldo
Minster
O. Minster
Auglaize County
C., H.& D. Treasury
Mr. Walsh
Cincinnati
Dayton
Walsh
Fairmount Fire House Rent Dispute Sparks Maneuvering
Central Fairmount Improvement Association pushes rent for the fire department building threatening removal of the engine company to other quarters until a new engine house is built. The fire board protests, with trustees voting on pension fund elections June 9 under new law. Phoenix Manufacturing aids the Firemen's Protective Association with a $100 donation.
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Central Fairmount Improvement Association
Fire Department
Fairmount
Harrison Avenue
Fire
Fire Board
Firemen's Pension Fund
Phocenix Manufacturing Company
Covington
Cincinnati Fire Department
Charles C. Hanenstein
Thomas McDermott
Archbishop Elder Probes Grand Avenue Improvement
Archbishop Elder with Fr. Mackey and Mgr. Murray met the Board of Public Service to discuss Grand avenue work in Price Hill. Contractor Henkel won the contract at 17405 dollars, below the city engineer’s estimate, and the seminary’s 881 feet frontage on Grand avenue prompts a one week delay to review before voting on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Elder
Fr. Mackey
Mgr. Murray
Board of Public Service
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
Henkel
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
William Davis Finally Captured by Police
William Davis, a colored man, was arrested on a charge of shooting to kill in connection with a Sunday incident on Sixth and Broadway. He was wounded in a Tuesday night clash with Patrolmen Rouse and Spiegel on Eggleston avenue, then escaped before being recaptured yesterday in Covington and handed to Cincinnati police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
William Lyons
Sixth
Broadway
Hammons Street
Davis
Rouse
Spiegel
Eggleston Avenue
Covington
Cincinnati Police
Millcreek Valley Deanery Meeting and Bridge Project Update
The semi annual meeting of the Diocese of Southern Ohio will convene at the Church of the Trinity in Hartwell this afternoon and evening with addresses by Rev. George and other clergy. County Commissioners plan and funding delays haunt the Mill Creek bridge approach project as property purchases block completion. Willie Waltz, 10, was injured when struck by a plank from his father’s home, suffering a broken arm and bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio
Church of the of Trinity
Hartwell
George A
Ena
Ohio
Willie Waltz
Sink of South Wall at Findlay Street Market House
Building Inspector Tooker and Architect Rueckert report on a sinked south wall at the Findlay Street Market House. They say cracks do not endanger the building and recommend no action for two weeks to observe budging. Report referred to Mom Magly and McGuire to act with Tooker and Rueckert.
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Tooker
J. J. Rueckert
B. of P
Findlay Street Market House
Mom
Taylors In Washington Happy After Relief of Case
Mrs. Taylor states she forgives but will not discuss the case further while praising the Commercial Tribune for locating Margaret. She says she would have searched the world for Margaret if not found and that law must be allowed to decide the outcome. Mr. Taylor agrees and says they will follow authorities and bow to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Supreme Court Overrules Motion in Packing Case
The Missouri Supreme Court overruled packing firms’ motion to quash the information filed by the Attorney General. It directed a writ of ouster against Schwarzschild & Sulberger Company, suspended on condition it complies with corporation laws within five days. Fines to be decided later. other packers have until June 18 to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Schwarzschild & Sulberger Company
Ten Minds Bet on Prize Contest to Win 1490 Awards
An offer urges readers to recruit nine friends to share their brains and send in estimates to win one of 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars. The ad promises a tenfold improvement in odds by pooling minds and submitting entries.
American Protestant Association Officers Elected in Ohio
The State Grand Lodge of the American Protestant Association met in Hamilton on June 4. Officers elected and installed include Worthy Grand Master A. H. Hasemeier of Steubenville-C, Worthy Deputy Master Oscar Jones of Hamilton, Worthy Grand Secretary C H Luedemann of Cincinnati, Worthy Grand Treasurer E H Brinkman of Cincinnati, and other grand officers. Representatives to the Grand Lodge were named to meet in Philadelphia in August.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Grand Lodge
the American Protestant Association
A. H. Hasemeier
Steubenville
Worthy
Oscar Jones
C. H. Luedemann
Cincinnati
Fred Henkel
Columbus
E. H. Brinkman
Henry Kemper
Wm. Doehler
F.niederheilmann
John Klotzbach
Harrison
H. W. Brinkman
E. H. Schriefer
Youngstown
Philadelphia
Russian Mud Volcano Erupts Near Kobix
The Gusygran mud volcano near Kobix in Caucasia has erupted with cannon like reports. Flames engulf the surrounding area and sheep flocks were destroyed though no fatalities are reported. a few herders were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku
Russia
Kobix
Caucasia
New York Convenes On Tuberculosis Infectiousness
The American Congress on Tuberculosis closed its sessions in New York with a resolution declaring tuberculosis an acute infectious disease. Officers were elected and multiple resolutions urged public education, government action, and stricter controls on sputum, public conveyances, and reporting of cases.
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New ‘York
Congress
D. B E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
J. G. Adams
McGill University
Montreal
H. D. Holton
Vermont
Daniel Lewis
New York City
J. E. Egan
Illinois
Frank Paschal
Texas
E. J. Barrick
Toronto
I. A. Watson
New Hampshire
Senor Romola
Guatemala
Geo. Brown
Georgia
P. H. Bryce
American Congress
Ohio Sunday School Association opens in Findlay crowding venues
The second day of the Ohio State Sunday School Association session in Findlay drew nearly 1 000 delegates and visitors. Meetings spanned six venues with main sessions in the High School auditorium. W A Eudaly is favored to succeed President Thompson as the convention to choose a site for Springfield Portsmouth or Mansfield as contenders.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Ohio State Sunday School Association
W. O. Thompson
Springfield
Portsmouth
Mansfield
W. A. Eudaly
Cincinnati
Thompson
Reorganizing the B and O Traffic Department
A meeting opens in Pittsburg to reorganize the Baltimore and Ohio Railway traffic department east of the Ohio River. C. W. Bassett, newly named Passenger Agent, oversees a full review with officials including D. B. Martin and O. P. McCarty. The session continues tomorrow with additional executives expected.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
C. W. Bassett
Ohio River
D. B. Martin
B. M. Austin
Chicago
O. P. McCarty
St. Louis
M. G. Carroll
Cleveland
George de Haven
Baltimore
Hahn Requisition Hearing Delayed Again
Governor Nash postponed the requisition hearing for ex-State Insurance Commissioner William M. Hahn to June 17. Hahn's lawyers cited illness of chief defense counsel Skiles as the reason, and Hahn himself did not attend the Columbus session. The governor limited questions to technical matters and good or bad faith.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
New York
William M. Hahn
Hahn
Harry M. Daugherty
Daniel J. Ryan
Congressman Skiles
New York Jurors Valued At Over One Billion Dollars
Sheriff O'Brien summons fourteen men for a three month jury panel in New York. Among those called are John B. McDonald J Pierpont Morgan J N Rockefeller William Rockefeller Frederick W Vanderbilt William K Vanderbilt and John D Archbold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheriff's Jury
O’brien
John B. McDonald
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. N. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
John D. Archbold
Crozer Seminary grads include Johnson of Cincinnati
Chester Pa June 4 George W Johnson of Cincinnati and Edmund F Garrett of Bridgeport West Virginia were among graduates at Crozer Theological Seminary today's ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Chester
Crozer Theological Seminary
George W. Johnson
Cincinnati
Edmund F. Garrett
Bridgeport
W. Va
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabbies Ad Parroted Cure Claim
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabbies as a cure for a cold. The copy claims rapid relief and is presented as a general remedy for common colds.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Heart and Digestion Help
The advertisement claims Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion diseases and strengthens the heart by nourishing the stomach. It markets itself as a powerful heart tonic effective in common heart trouble and argues no substitute equals its stomach and blood benefits.
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Pierce
Myst
H. W. Kinney
Kni Doddridge Co
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
University seniors plan burning notebooks in ceremony
The senior class will hold a Monday morning rite after commencement in a ravine behind the Varsity. Members will carry notebooks of their worst studies to a fire lighted by Robert E. Kreimer with a mournful dirge as a class prophetess predicts futures from the flames. Ivy planting and other events follow in Burnet Woods and Van Wormer Library later.
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University
Robert E. Kreimer
E. H. Ball
Levi J. Workum
New Richmond
Ayers
Burnet Avenue
van Wormer
Burnet Woods
Melish
Christ Church
Murder Cases Before Columbus Grand Jury
A special grand jury in Columbus Ohio was impaneled to consider the murder of David Henderson by John Artis. The list grows with two additional murders including Richard Sands who killed Ann McClintock, his mistress, after a jealousy dispute at a boarding house on Park Street. Sands, 58, served in the Tenth Ohio Cavalry during World War II and attacked Mrs Victoria Richards when she intervened.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
David Henderson
John Artis
Richard Sands
Ann McClintock
Sands
Tenth Ohio Cavalry
McClintock
Norwich Street
Park Street
Victoria Richards
Ohio Undertakers and Embalmers Merge in Ohio
The Ohio Funeral Directors Association merged with the State Embalmers Association to form the Funeral Directors and Embalmers of Ohio. Membership divides into registered undertakers and licensed embalmers. A dispute over a nominating list for a State Embalming Examiners Board delayed a vote, with Governor Nash to appoint the board. President George High presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association
State
Embalmers’ Association
The
Funeral Directors and Embalmers of
Ohio
Nash
Charles E. Miller
Cincinnati
F. C. Cowles
Toledo
George High
Western Labor Union Forms a New Political Party
Denver June 4. The Western Labor Union Convention adopts a socialist American Labor Union for organization. The group plans to send organizers to the East and will not nominate candidates for at least one year. President Daniel McDonald emphasizes a socialist character and independent political action.
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Denver
Western Labor Union
American Labor Union
East
Daniel McDonald
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy to Award 25 Diplomas
The thirtieth annual commencement at the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy will be held at the Zoological Gardens at 4 30 this afternoon. President Ruppert will confer Bachelors of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemists degrees on 25 graduates including Geo H Arkenau H C McKim Louis A Becker J R Martin Harold O Brower and others. Medals for excellence will be awarded.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Zoological Gardens
Hugo Eisenlohr
Adolph Leue
A. O. Zwick Wil
John Ruppert
Geo
Dead Man From Philippines Identified as Wade Parsons
A man known as Jeff Davis died in a city hospital after a drunken fit in a Central Station cell. Coroner Schwaby listed death from acute alcoholism and uremia. Wade Parsons of York Pennsylvania, a returned soldier from the Philippines, is believed to be the deceased.
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Central Station
City Hospital
Jeff Davis
Wade Parsons
York
Philippine Islands
Parsons
Davis
Third and
Central Avenue
Schwaby
Joan H. Arnold
Central
A Ue
Schwab
Podian
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Arnold
Une
Mind-Free Subscription Push Prompts Quick Action
A sales pitch urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and mail in an estimate to ease concern. The terse appeal promises relief from worry by securing a subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Last Dance at Varsity Raises Athletic Fund
The final monthly student dance for the athletic fund was held at the university last night led by Arthur Spie Harry Kant and Anna erce. Dances have raised about 40 dollars for athletics. A Saturday reception for sorority girls will be hosted by the sigma chi fraternity at the clubrooms on Fourth street.
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Arthur Spie
Harry Kant
Annaerce
sigma,Chi
Fourth Street
Court Fines Mrs Squires and George Schulte in Disorder Case
In police court yesterday morning Mrs Squires received four months in the Workhouse while George Schulte paid $25 and costs for assault. The judge also ordered the husband of Mam Squires arrested for disorderly conduct. Lucinda Wilshire was remanded until June 6 for confinement at a refuge. Adam Strack a gravedigger was fined $25 and costs for assaulting Mrs Emma Holzbach. John Davis colored was sent to the Workhouse for four months for threatening Orbin Simpson over drinking debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schulte
Mollie Squires
Schulte
Lueders
Mam
Squires
Lucinda Wilshire
Front Street
Freeman Avenue
Dean and
Satters
Adam Strack
Emma Holzbach
John Davis
Orbin Simpson
Saloon Case Puts Philadelphia Couple in City Scrutiny
Mrs Charles Wagner from Philadelphia says her husband deserted her six years ago and has been living with Mrs Mary Hess at Frederick and Kirby avenues running a saloon. He fled when she arrived after selling his saloon and drawing several thousand dollars. Hess remained in city till last night. Wagner left with police warned. Mrs Wagner seeks a warrant for Mrs Hess and vows prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wagner
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Mary Hess
Frederick and
Kirby Avenues
Wagner
Wealthy Indiana farmer Dennis O Deah dead at age eight
Dennis O Deah a wealthy farmer near Arcola Indiana died last night at age eight. Former contractor who helped construct the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad he became a Republican in 1884 admiring James G Blaine and remained active in the party. Born in Ireland he immigrated before adulthood and claimed a 3000 year ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Ind
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
James G. Blaine
Republican Party
Ireland
Arrest warrant issued for Mike Lydon on cruelty to child
Special Policeman Thedick of the Hu t Society swore out a warrant for the arrest of Mike Lydon at 746 West Sixth Street on a charge of cruelty to a child. The alleged beating occurred Tuesday night when Lydon struck his young son Tommy in the eye and kicked him in the side as he prayed. The child was badly hurt and Lydon, a father of three, leaves his wife to work.
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Thedick
The
Hut Society
Mike Lydon
Sixth Street
Tommy
Lydon
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Fairmount Fire House
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Session
Skiles
Morgan
Rockefellers
Vanderbilts
Lenn
Bachelors OF Pharmacy
Think Dead Man
Philippines
York, Pa
G. Henshaw & Sons
Henshaw
Elm and Canal Sts
Mrs. Squires
Dennis O’deah
Will
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
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