Debaters Clash Over Federation Reorganization At Milwaukee
Special despatch details a Milwaukee session of the Federation of Women's Clubs with debates on reorganizing the federation. Distinguished speakers from Chicago Portland and Atlanta discuss industrial conditions women and children's protection and the need for uniform legislation.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Federation of Women's Clubs
Alhambra Theater
Edward Longstreth
Corinne 8S. Brown
Chicago
F. C. Winkler
West
Marie C. Young
Portland
Ore
South
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
Thaddeus Stanwood
Evanston
Ill
Alzina P. Stevens
Bay City
Mich
Dorothea Moore
San Francisco
Cal
Angie H. Hume
Des Moines
Mary Jordan Finley
Mansfield
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Davidson’ Theater
City Needs Fundamentals Before Aesthetics
The remark stresses priorities for a safe city including sewers pavements rapid transit protection and essential services. It calls for philanthropy and education before pursuing aesthetic projects.
Mrs Woodward Delights Press With Witty Address
Mrs Josephine Woodward of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune spoke at a Milwaukee press meeting drawing spirited discussion and applause. The Wisconsin newspaper hailed her razor edged talk on club women and the press and she received American Beauty roses from Cincinnati club women.
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Woodward
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
Josephine Woodward
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Perry Accepts Marietta College Presidency
Marietta Ohio June 6 Prof Allen T Perry of Hartford Theological Seminary notified the college committee of his acceptance as president of Marietta College. He graduated from Williams College in 1880 and is 44 years old with extensive experience in education.
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Marietta, O
Allen T. Perry
Hartford Theological Seminary
Marietta College
Perry
Williams College
Senate Adopts Penrose Amendment Amid Armor Plate Debate
The Senate 39 to 35 adopted Senator Penrose's amendment clarifying control over armor plate policy. The chamber then debated eight hour labor limits and navy conference items, with Hale insisting the Senate keep its amendments. The session adjourned at 10:40 p.m. after reconvening to 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Congress
Penrose
Pettigrew
Committee On Education and Labor
Hawley
Senate
Hale
House
Allison
Appropriations
Army
Navy
Post Office Department
Conference
Butler
Tillman
House Gridlocked as Lentz Objects in Defense Bill Session
Washington June 6 The House reassembled at 8 a m with six members present including Speaker Henderson Lentz Ohio again raised objections blocking private bills and several measures The conference report on the general deficiency appropriation bill passed and moved to the Senate A partial sundry civil appropriation report followed with a disputed Nevada war claims item Newlands motion returned to conference Calls for Knights of Pythias charter passage occurred amid continued procedural delays and a resignation from Iowa’s Smith McPherson was announced pointing to Coeur d Alene without further action.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Henderson
Lentz
Ohio
Senate
Nevada
Newlands
Green
Rep
Mass
Smith McPherson
Iowa
United States
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Fitzgerald
Dem
Cushman
Wash
China faces possible partition amid foreign pressure
A Foreign Relations Committee member warns the United States may confront a partition of China as rioting worsens and foreign nationals face danger in Peking. He notes U S interests and calls for coordinated action while debating whether to protect commerce or empire integrity.
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China
Peking
Conger
United States
Aloot
Senate
Great Britain
Union of States
Orient
Dewey in Columbus Addresses Crowd at Reception
Admiral Dewey visited Columbus on June 6 meeting Governor Nash and luncheon with Mrs. Worthington Babcock. He toured Driving Park and the State Deaf and Dumb Asylum then spoke at the Auditorium before about 10 000 people saying he would run for president if desired.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dewey
Worthington Babcock
Nash
State
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Admiral Dewey
Yash
Brother's suicide near Chandler follows sister's downfall
Evansville Indiana June 6 Elvin Taylor a young farmer living near Chandler a short distance above Evansville killed himself after brooding over his sister's fall. Taylor was a veteran of the Spanish American War and left a note explaining his act.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Elvin Taylor
Chandler
Pharmacy College Twenty Three Graduates at Banquet
The twenty eighth annual commencement of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy held at the Zoological Gardens featured 23 graduates listed by name. Medals honored top averages. an elaborate banquet followed with Dr Julius Eichberg as toastmaster and speakers praising the faculty and organizers.
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Cincinmati College of Pharmacy
Zoological Gardens
Louis Grossmann
O. A. Zwick
Julius Eichberg
James W. Rowe
Theodore Hallam
Howard Saxby
John Ari Lloyd
Norma Stoner
Charles P. Fennel
Notable Arrivals and Weddings at Local Hotels
A flurry of visitors and ceremonies fills hotels with guests from Kentucky Ohio and beyond. Winston H Obear of Los Angeles and Lucille B Cross of Lexington wed in Burns Private Parlor with a Rev T C Mark officiating. Local movers include S H Walker and brides, F E Valentine and bride from Urbana, and A M Tillman visiting Gibson for a U S Court of Appeals case.
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S. H. Walker
Bride
F. E. Valentine
Urbana, C
the Grand
Winston H. Obear
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucille B. Cross
Lexington
Burnet House
T. C. Mark
First Presbyterian Church
G. P. Downing
Nannie C. Bradley
Lyne
A. M. Tillman
Nashville
United States
Tennessee
The
Gibson
United States Court of Appeals
Grape-Nuts Prize Letters Offer for Health Improvements
A 1900 call invites readers to submit plain letters detailing health gains from Grape-Nuts food. Three judges will select 330 winners with $10 gold pieces for ten top letters, $1 greenbacks for 300 next best, and 20 boxes with gold pieces. Include twenty true names and addresses of others to contact.
Bishop William Moore Weds Stella Newton in Denver
William Augustus Moore son of the Rev David Moore was married to Stella Romeyn Newton at St Mark's Episcopal Church Denver. Rev John Houghton officiated with maid of honor Georgia Tupper and bridesmaids including Ruth Cleaveland Bessie Gilmore. Best man True Moore, the groom's brother, accompanied the couple on their plan to visit Cincinnati before settling in Denver.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
Col
William Augustus Moore
David Moore
Cincinnati
Stella Romeyn Newton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
John Houghton
Georgia Tupper
Ruth
Helen
Cleaveland
Bessie Gilmore
Charlotte Page
Elizabeth Cresswell
Nellie Lunt
True Moore
Mrs. Moore
Cincinnati Club Men Tour Historic Concord and Lexington
A day of pleasure for Commercial Club members from Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis visiting Boston. They rode electric trains to Concord farms toured Concord Bridge saw the old manse Nashawuck Hill and the Lee farm toasted with light refreshments at Wm H Bowker's home. They lunched at Wm A Tower’s residence and ended with a Pop concert in Mechanics Hall.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston Commercial Club
Concord
Lexington
North Union Station
Fitchburg
Concord Farms
Charles River
Old Town
Concord Bridge
Old Manse
Nashawuck Hill
Old Lee Farm
Harvard College
Boston Club
Wm. H. Bowker
Old
Wright Tavern
Concord School of Philosophy
Emerson House
Merriam’s Corner
State Road
Bull Estate
Concord Grape
Lexington Common
Revi C. A. Staples
Lexington Historical Society
Wm. A. Tower
America
Harvard
Mechanics’ Hall
Navy Receives Fresh Crews For Hartford Ship Load
The Hartford arrives with 120 reserve crew per ship and 405 sailors and 80 marines reassigned to stations after sailing from Brooklyn. Full crews added with 525 men from Hampton Roads and New York Boston orders. Hartford’s 400 landsmen recently moved from San Francisco. recruits drawn from League Island receiving ship.
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Brooklyn
Hartford
Hampton Roads
New York
Boston
San Francisco
League Island
Scottish Rite to Complete Spring Class Ceremonies
The Scottish Rite Masonic bodies will finish the spring class of thirty candidates with the Thirty first grade by Grand Inspector General and the Thirty second or Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret to be conferred in full ceremony this evening. Illustrious Commander William B. Melish 33 will confer the Thirty second grade and First Lieutenant Commander William R. Avery 33 will lead the Thirty first grade. A delegation will travel to Columbus Ohio tomorrow to witness the inauguration of the new consistory.
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William B. Melish
William R. Avery
Columbus
West Point sermon by Rev Dr Curtis and Slattery’s commission
Rev Dr H M Curtis of Mt Anu burn Presbyterian Church will preach the commencement sermon at the United States Military Academy West Point on Sunday the 10th. Graduation day is June 13 when the Examining Board duties end. John Rudolph Slattery a Walnut Hills boy ranks among the top four and will be commissioned Second Lieutenant earning 1400 dollars then sent to the Philippines after a two month furlough. Dr Curtis returns to Cincinnati June 17.
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H M. Curtis
Mt. Anuburn Presbyterian Church
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
John Rudolph Slattery
Walnut Hills
Slattery
Philippines
Curtis
Cincinnati
Jewish Hospital Training School Commencement Exercises
The Jewish Hospital Training School held its annual commencement last evening with opening prayer by Rabbi David Philipson and a report read by Superintendent Miss M Hamer Greenwood. Dr H W Bettmann was valedictorian, diplomas and medals awarded by Dr Joseph Ransohoff, closing benediction by Rabbi Louis Grossmann. Graduates and guests enjoyed luncheon on the hospital lawn followed by a social hour.
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Jewish Hospital Training School
David Philipson
M. Hamer Greenwood
H. W. Bettmann
Joseph Ransohoff
Louis Grossmann
Fannie Adier
Cincinnati
A.- L. Carver
Maud Elizabeth Alliday
Essex
Canada
Brenea Kay
I Belen
Norwood High Club plans at Globe-Wernicke site sale urge
Stock in the Norwood Athletic Club was formally placed on sale at a meeting in the Town Hall. A plan to buy the Globe-Wernicke brick residence near Carthage avenue and Montgomery pike was proposed, with arbitration on price and grounds possibly used as an athletic park. A strong committee was named to canvass citizens for stock. The article also covers Norwood High School’s second commencement, a runaway horse incident, a street obstruction case, a blood poisoning injury, the Williamson funeral, and a Norwood marriage.
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Norwood Athletic Club
Jon Sale
Town Hall
Montgomery Pike
Globe-Wernicke Company
Globe-Wernicke
Ross Avenue
Aaron McNeil
O. H. L. Wernicke
A. B. Cole
Werner G. Betty
Harry M. Diggins
John Rolsen
A. C. Lewis
Bush Parker
J. W. Tidball
Episcopal Appointments and Conference Presiding Bishops
Church assignments listed for bishops W F Warren Cranston Joyce Moore Hamilton with presiding duties across Cincinnati Hillsboro Fostoria and other Ohio conferences plus China and Western missions. Dates span August through November with ports of call including Hillsboro Connersville Somerset Clarksburg Berea Gallipolis Youngstown and Nanking.
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W. F. Warren
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
Central Ohio
Fostoria
Indianapolis
Indiana
Connersville
Kentucky
Somerset
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Cranston
East Ohio
Youngstown
Gna North Ohio
Berea
Funeral of Dr Whittaker to be held at Calvary Church
Dr James T Whittaker died at his Clifton home Tuesday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock from Calvary Church with Rev Edward Small officiating. Interment will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. Eight Ohio Medical College students will serve as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers include L B Harrison Dr P S Conner Henry Probasco Dr Max Koehler Dr Joseph Ransohoff Dr W W Seely Dr B C Ayers and Joseph Rawson.
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Calvary Church
James T. Whittaker
Clifton
Edward Small
Spring Grove Cemetery
L. B. Harrison
P. S. Conner
Henry Probasco
Max Koehler
Joseph Ransohoff
W. W. Seely
8. C. Ayers
Joseph Rawson
Holt Captures Governor Nomination on One Ballot
At the Democratic convention in Parkersburg West Virginia John H Holt of Cabell was named for governor defeating Lewis N Tavenner of Wood County on a single ballot. Holt earned 488 votes to 450 for Tavenner as the platform backed the Chicago plank Dewey support and criticized Republican rule.
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Parkersburg
Commercial Tribune
W. Va
John H. Holt
Cabell
Lewis N. Tavenner
Wood County
Holt
Tavenner
Chicago
Dewey
Kehoe Nominated by Democratic Ninth District Convention
In Catlettsburg James N. Kehoe of Maysville was nominated by acclamation for Congress at the Democratic Ninth District convention held today.
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Ashland
Catlettsburg
James N. Kehoe
Maysville
Congress
Democratic State Convention Nominates Dockery for Governor
The Democratic State Convention nominated ex-Congressman Dockery for governor by acclamation. The platform endorses the Chicago platform of 1896 and the delegates are instructed to support Bryan.
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Kansas City
Dockery
Chicago
Bryan
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H. M. Pillsbury
City Beautiful
A. C. Ewing
Herron
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Ark
Wm. Ayres Cook
Joseph Green
College Hill
Emily E. Williamson
Elizabeth
N. J
Stewart Hartshorne
Short Hills
Julia Miller
XN. J
Esther F. Noble
Norwalk
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Dutha Stone Princo
Connecticut
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Arkansas
Davidson Theater
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A. D. Seaman
Louisville
Ida C. Chatterton
Omaha
Mary Moody Pugh
Eric
H. F. Watson
Jas. B. Grant
Charlies E. Crouse
Syracuse
Hill P. Wilton
Junction City
Kan
Lewis W. Lacy
Old Orchard
Fanny Hallock Carpenter
New York City
Helen Guthrie Miller
Reno
New
Consumers’ League
Bayah
Platt Decker
P. E. Duligher
Frederick Nathan
Ee Music
Florence Kelly
National C. L
Edith M. Howes
Massachusetts Consumers’ League
Corinne 8. Brown
Pabst Theater
Herman J. Fall
Frackelton
Geo. Kriehn
Amerca
Lowe
General Federation
Georgia
William Tod Helmuth
New York State
Charles Denison
Sorpsis
Denison
Eagle
Brock
Shattuck
Illinois
Dennison
Reed
Dennion
Federation
Ruffin
Woman's Era Club of
Massachusetts Federation
New England Press Association
Alice Williams Brotherton
Octave Thanet
Kate Upson Clark
Federated Women's Clubs of America
Club
Press
Carlyle
World
Yonder
Mrs. Grundy
Walt Whitman
Philadelphia
Republican Nationa Convention
Lafayette Hotel
Battle Fields
Virginia
Hamilton County
Kenton County
Campbell County
University of Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, Cinginnat
Pe Hi
Guy
Jay” Lentz
Yeas
Annapolis
Admiral
Manila Bay
Amity Exhibi
Dq. Warren Keifer
8. H. Hurst
Schenk’s Hall
Pharmacy College
Charles A. Apmeyer
John Ruppert
R. E. DeJarnette
Anna
Owen
Robt
A. Dudley
John H. Ratje
Chas
Elliott
Harry Schmuelling
P. Y. Ewing
Harry J. Lanther
J. W. Henderson
A. Q. Taylor
Merton Jackson
J. E. Timmermann
John Peter Jennie
Clifford T. Tranter
Harry W.°. Kress
Jacob T. Haas
Edward F. Lotz
John Aug. Holt
James W. Miller
N. L.C. Stoner
Frank H. Moyer
Frank O. Taylor
Aden C. Nash
Robert A. Dudley
John Aug Hook
Norma LeClerc Stoner
Andrew Bain
H. P. Montgomery
Georgetown
R. I. Peak
Harry B. Peak
Dalton
Kansas
D. B. Torpy
St. Nicholas
Alexander P. Humphrey
James P. Helm
E. T. Trabue
the St. Nicholas
Joe Aarons
Jewish Hospital
Grand
W. G. Crain and
Williamstown, Ky
A. M. Edwards
Walton, Ky
W. W. Lesher
Pomeroy, Q
Alice Hickman
Pomeroy
Katherine Stieff
Reading
American Paint Co
Carrara
West Second Street
William Moore
He Is
Bishop Moore
Cincinnati Club
H. M. Curtis
Northeast Highlands
Cole
Hyde Park
Norwood High School
Margie Cordes
Lillian Davis
Effie Beatrice Larkin
Luella Bosse
Ethel Lloyd Miller
Roy Stevens
Charles Clifford
Sanders
James Lounsberry Scott
John Colin Ladrigan
Carl Mortienus Gantvoort
Edward Barton
Gantvoort
M. Lowenstein
East Norwood
Pine Street
Harper Avenue
Ben Tunker
Charles W. Mescher
Kemper
Norwood
Mescher
Ellis B. Gregg
Theodore Burkhart
Lawrence Avenue
Burkhart
Lowenstein’s
Nathaniel Williamson
Indian Hill
Columbia Township
Laurel Cemetery
George Stratemeyer
Minnie Huber
Mt Auburn
Joseph
Episcopal
DR. Whittaker
Kehoe
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