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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1903

Page

12

Thousands Attend Cincinnati High School Commencement

Music Hall overflowed as 272 graduates from Walnut Hills Hughes and Woodward high schools received diplomas. Speakers Miss Anna McCord Miss Florence Butler and Raymond J. Scully spoke on America progress Cincinnati and the city’s future while Judge Jacob Shroder and professors distributed diplomas amid campus cheers and parades.

Cincinnati Music Hall Union Board of High Schools Richard Boone George A. Thayer Mendelssohn Walnut Hills Anna McCord America Miss McCord Walnut Hills High School Woodward Florence Estelle Butler Raymond J. Scully Hughes Joseph Surdo Hopkins John G. O'Connell Dr. Boone

Annual Commencement at Christ's Hospital Nurses School

Eight graduates received diplomas at the nurses training school commencement held in the hospital dining room. Dr. John D Oliver spoke, Bishop Waldron presented the class, and the graduates were Mary McEwan Florence Deaver Harriet Pellman Charlotte Kearnes Ira Fisher Zaie Buxton Alice Rodgers Zeua Taylor. Refreshments followed.

Christ’s Hospital Nurses’ Training School Robinson John D Oliver Bishop Waldron Board of Trustees Dr. Robinson Mary McEwan Florence Deaver Harriet Pellman Charlotte Kearnes Ira Fisher Zaie Buxton Alice Rodgers Zeua Taylor

Stag Banquet Honors Walnut Hills Graduates

A farewell banquet for Walnut Hills High School graduates was held at the Stag cafe after commencement. Attendees included Paul Rover Holmes Cherrington Pearsons King Sax ton Gleason Weber Kyte Wethl Thompson Edwards Gallagher Graf and Deautsch with Loewenburg class of '03 serving as toastmaster.

Walnut Hills High School Stag Messrs Paul Rover Holmes Cherrington Pearsons King Saxton Gleason Weber Kyte Wethl Thompson Edwards Gallagher Graf and Deautsch Loewenburg

Police Nab Beggar Pair After Street Request Near Elm

Detectives found a man identified as Martin B Cocklin and a 12 year old boy Homer Moran begging on Sixth Street near Elm Street. The boy claimed Rome Georgia as home while the man said Cripple Creek Colorado. They were held on loitering charges while relatives are sought.

Calnan and Keatting Sixth Street Elm Street Martin B. Cocklin Cripple Creek Col Homer Moran Rome Cocklin Itanooga Tenn Pullman Ill

St Louis Fair Exhibit Plan Prompts City Appeal

A Cincinnati chamber committee proposes a municipal exhibit for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Mayor Fleischmann urged city support and a $25,000 city appropriation, with private subscriptions matching it to reach at least $50,000 for displays of water works police fire schools hospitals and more.

St. Louis Queen City Chamber of Commerce Julius Fleischmann Lucien Wuilsin Morris F. Westheimer J. H. Gest Art Museum Ellison Cincinnati Art Club Wulsin Lucien Waisin W. N. Hobart William B. Melish Walter Laidlaw Messrs. Laidlaw Hobart Melish

Vosberg Sarcastic Letter to Board Over Main Street Cars

William Vosberg writes a sharp letter to the Board of Public Service criticizing street car service on Main Street. He recalls a prior letter that was forwarded to a traction company and questions why Main Street service is neglected while the belt line runs slowly. He urges rerouting Mulberry Street cars to Main Street and even suggests removing the belt line if service cannot improve. The board again refers the issue to the traction company.

William Vosberg Board of Public Service Main Street Traction Company College Hill Vine Street Main Mainstreet Court Fourth and Main Mulberry

Natural Bridge Excursion Special From Fourth Street

Special train Sunday June 7 at 7 30 a m from Fourth Street Station to natural bridge via L and N A R K C Div stops at Cyn thiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Grand mountain scenery boating and fishing.

K. C Fourth Street Cynthiana Paris Winchester Grand Mountain

Asheville Return Fare Advertises Queen & Crescent Route

Train sellers announce a $12.60 Asheville round trip via Queen and Crescent. Tickets go on sale June 6, 7 and 8 with various return limits through June 24 and July 2, and August 2. Ticket offices are at Fourth and Race streets and Grand Central Depot.

Asheville Queen & Crescent Race Fifth Baymiller Streets Springfield Urbana North Lewisburg Richwood Galion Erie Ticket W. 4Th St Station Pearl Butler Streets Portsmouth

Cheviot Seeks City Water Collaboration

The Cheviot village asks the Board of Public Service to cooperate with Cincinnati on water supply. It claims Cincinnati laid 2,000 feet of eight inch pipe on the Cincinnati and Harrison turnpike and that Cheviot has 5,000 dollars to contribute. The communication was sent to the Water Works Superintendent.

Board of Public Service Cheviot Cincinnati and Harrison City of Cincinnati Pike Superintendent of Water Works

Passenger quarrel over public affection sparks trolley car row

In a Philadelphia Press item a cranky man objects to a fellow passenger embracing a girl on a trolley. His wife defends affection while suggesting lovers should keep it home made. The brief exchange captures a quiet social friction aboard transit.

Dawley to be brought back to Cincinnati in diamond case

Detective Sweeney and jeweler Fink plan a Monday trip to Chicago to seize George Dawley wanted for a Main street jewelry robbery valued at 2100 dollars. Requisition papers were forwarded to Columbus for governor Nash’s signature. Dawley’s capture followed a running gun battle with police and bystanders in Chicago.

Sweeney Fink Chicago George Dawley Columbus Nash Dawley Cincinnati Fink Jewelry Main Street Thirty-second Hughey McDonald McDonald East St. Louis

Teacher Cleared of Cruelty Charge in Garfield School Case

The Board of Education committee recommended Miss Robinson be exonerated after reviewing claims of excessive beating of Russell Carroll. Mrs Carroll testified of welts and skin damage while Robinson said discipline was necessary and without intent to injure. The panel found the boy deserved punishment and unanimously exonerated the teacher.

Board of Education Miss Robinson Garfield Carroll Russell Carroll Karl Cadwell

Pleasing Entertainment By Twenty-Seventh District Pupils

The Grand Opera House hosted 250 pupils from the Twenty-seventh District School in an operetta and tableaux benefitting the school. Performances included gymnastics, hoop and wand drills, a Strewelpetertale pantomime, and the Hansel and Gretel operetta with bright costumes and skilled numbers. The house was packed with standing room at a premium and a generous sum expected.

Grand Opera House Lafayette Bloom Military Band Guido Werner William Schaeffer Little Red Riding Hood Strewwelpeter Hansel Gretel Charles Schnabel Buegler Euphra Heck Edna Metzger Clarence Reemelin Boyd Agin Anna Huenemeyer Ethel Jokers Magdalen Lorenz Icie Clark Harry Poole Oscar Tisch Edward Noyse Oscar Held Rudolph Schneidhorst George Schaefer Nathan Hirschberg Clinton King Edward Steffen John Theobald Emme Siebel

Steam Engineers Outing at Norwood Inn Park

The Cees Union of Steam Engineers will hold its first annual outing at Norwood Inn Park affiliated with Central Labor Council. The event runs from noon to midnight with a ball game in the afternoon between two Saturday Afternoon League teams and other activities to keep attendees busy throughout the day.

Cees Union of Steam Engineers Norwood Inn Park Central Labor Council

Bogus Check Attempt Reported at Central Avenue

R DaCosta reported to police an attempted check fraud at 717 Central Avenue. Two men allegedly selected a $35 diamond ring and passed a $40 check drawn on the Market National Bank in the name of Harry Brown and signed by J Chambers. The bank discovered the check was invalid.

Richard Braun Harrison Ave Braun R. DaCosta Central Avenue Market National Bank Harry Brown J. Chambers. DaCosta Market National’ Bank

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