Notable Railroad Moguls Visit City for Directors Meeting
Prominent figures from New York Central, Lake Shore, and Chicago rail interests arrived by private cars to attend the C N O T P M directors’ meeting. The visit included Chauncey Depew and families, Vanderbilt kinsfolk, and a briefing by President Ingalls on Chicago division views. Speedy return to Columbus followed.
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Cincinnati
Chauncey M. Depew
W. K. Vanderbilt
Fred W. Vanderbilt
W. H. Newman
New York Central
Lake Shore
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cleveland
East
Ingalls
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Big Four
Schaff
Newman
Warren J. Lynch
Dick” Horn
Conductor Goldrick
Fred Vanderbilt
Horn
Neighborhood Ad Encourages Subscribing to Tribune
A compact pitch urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune with a prompt estimate and payment of a large amount to clear it from their mind. The ad emphasizes immediate action and suggests the money spent will end lingering contemplation.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Gladden Intercedes for the Taylor Women Pardons Sought
Dr Washington Gladden urged Governor Nash to grant pardons for Mrs and Miss Frances Langworthy Taylor. He acted independently, stressing mercy and the constitutional governor's clemency powers, while noting no guilt questions in his view.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Washington Gladden
Nash
Frances Langworthy Taylor
Gladden
Taylor
Roosevelt Sends Pope Friendly Message After Taft Visit
At the White House a statement says Governor Taft presented the Pope with a set of the President's books and a brief note. The note asks acceptance of the volumes, thanks the Pope for expressed goodwill to America, and wishes him many prosperous years of life.
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Washington
White House
Taft
America
Columbus man pleads guilty to counterfeit molds in barracks
In a United States Court Abraham Martin pleaded guilty to possessing counterfeit molds and was sentenced to thirteen months in the penitentiary. Thomas Morris admitted robbing the Post Office and received a two year term. Alonzo Davis, a star route mail carrier, was jailed for one year in Zanesville for stealing a letter and delaying postal cards.
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Columbus
United States
Abraham Martin
Thomas Morris
Gene
Alonzo Davis
Zanesville
Bonds Add to Drive for Club Move to Chamber Building
The Business Men's Club reports $5,000 more in removal bonds sold, bringing total to $50,000 of the $54,000 issue. Trustees plan detailed alterations for the Chamber of Commerce Building and expect the lease to be signed within ten days. New members elected include W. W. Baker and A. S. Cole. A committee will seek President Roosevelt's attendance at the Fall Festival.
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Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Baker
A. 8. Cole
B. Schapker
George H. Robinson
Hugo O. Wente
The
Vulcan Copper Works
George Puchta
W. P. Deppe
James Collins
Fall Festival Association
Roosevelt
Real Estate Transfers Across Cincinnati Area
A long list of property transactions includes D. J. Smith as administrator selling 72 acres in Mt Healthy to Charles E. Nourse trustee for 10500 dollars, and multiple parcels in Spieth Spaeth Delhi and Millcreek Townships with prices ranging from 1 to 3377 dollars. Several quitclaims and leases appear, with buyers and sellers including Edmund McGuire, C E Rust, John A. Mathys, Hamilton Grooms, Eva Came ron et al., George D. Thompson, Julia K. Banning, Otway Cosgrave receiver, Frank Limberg, Ida Stribley, Edna Carter, and others. Notable lots sit along Windsor Gilbert avenues, North Canal, Fort street areas, and Arlington Heights subdivision with rents noted for a 20 year lease on Gordon street property.
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Charles E. Nourse
Mt. Healthy
Edmund B. McGuire
C. E. Rust
C. E. Williams
Spaeth Street
John A. Mathys
Hamilton Grooms
Sycamore Township
John Mathys
Henry H. Simpkinson
Eva D. Cameron
Delhi Township
Edmund O. Luthy
Antoinette M. Luthy
Brookline
Prospect Terrace
George D. Thompson
Edward H. Thompson
Arlington Heights
Julia K. Banning
Jacob P. Kuhn
Gordon Street
Chase Avenue
Otway J. Cosgrave
Frank Limberg
Symmes Street
Florence
Freda Frederick Toederick
Mills & Kline
M. R. Poor
Edgewood Avenue
Mily M. Thompson
J. H. Charles Smith
Mitchell
Eastern Avenue
H. Charles Smith
Emily M. Thompson
Alfred Haas
William A. Kautz
Moore Street
Main Street
Ian W. Harding
Edna F. Stacey
North Canal
Jackson Streets
Jackson Street
Canal
Edward M. Costello
Charles Schmidt
Harrison Avenue
Charles E. Schmidt
Josephine Schmidt
Wm. H. Neff
Elizabeth Maser
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Hannah Lukre
Price Hill
Ferdinand Rentz
Marie R. Ake
McMakin Avenue
Marie R. Ake Et al
Almira M. Hunt
Millcreek
F. Lorimer
Eva C. Alger
Daniel Hayden
Montgomery
Elmont B. & 8. Co
John T. Burke
John Robinson
Joseph Fritsch
Frank Dabney
Alice Dabney
R. A. Holden, Jr
Helen H. Mitchell
Auburn Avenue
Alice E. O'Malley
Eugene H. Hughes
Sixth Street
William Stephenson
Julius Fleischmann
Fourth Street
Plum Street
Clyde C. Axline
Morton H. Axline
Elsmere
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of cases includes Doermann divorce No 123922 and 123923 B&O Railway appeal from Probate, 123924 Burgoyne partition, 123925 Mulberger admin petition in error, 123926 Lynd will set aside, 123927 Schneider services suit for 936, and 123928 Garfield L & B Co foreclosure of mortgage for 526.40 with The Benjamin Lundy Lodge involved.
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Clara Doermann
Alice M. Mulberger
L. H. Pummill
Clara W. Lynd
Henry Weist, Jr
Henry Weist
Philip’ Ryan
Thomas L
Josephine Schneider
Jo- Han Menzinsky
BE. W. Pettit
Garfield L. & B. Co
Benjamin Lundy Lodge
Gustav R. Werner
Sinking Fund Trustees Meet Over Lease Extension
Sinking Fund Trustees will convene at noon to approve extending the Southern Railway lease and authorize President Charles P Taft to sign. The First National Bank request to deliver about 3000 dollars of consolidated fee fund bonds in this city, not New York, will be decided. Taft will travel to New York tonight to affix his signature, and City Auditor Paul Millikin will go early next week for the same. Lie Safsnaue likely be gone at two weeks.
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Southern Railway
Charles P. Taft
First National Bank
New York City
Taft
Paul Millikin
Lie Safsnaue
Filipino Exile Proposes Expo and Aids Plan for Manila
Secretary Root received a letter from Felipe Buencamino outlining urgent Philippine needs. He calls for civil government with full powers, a bicameral legislature, an annual $50,000 for Filipino student study in the United States, amnesty after peace, and six thousand teachers with higher salaries. He also proposes a Manila exposition honoring Dr. Rizal with $100,000 in receipts and to employ ex-insurgents like Malvar and Trias to gather data on wealth and promote American civilization.
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Root
Felipe Buencamino
House Committee On Affairs
Philippines
United States
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Islands
Committee of the House
Philippine Civil Commission
Taft
Canton
New York
Charleston
Boston
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Lawton
San Francisco
Manila
Rizal
Malvar
Trias
Mascardo
Alejandrino
Vacation Cottage Opens for Y W C A Members at Epworth Heights
Vacation cottages for the YWCA at Epworth Heights open June 15 offering lodging for about fifty young women for twelve weeks. Funds cover board for those needing rest, with inquiries via the YWCA matron at 26 East Eighth Street.
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Epworth Heights
Little Miami
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Movement
East Eighth Street
Advertising ethics in church fairs and labor ads
The article argues merchants often face pressure to run ads for church fairs or union events. Some ads are harmless, others amount to blackmail or boycotts. It urges tracking direct advertising results and separating charity from ad spending, advising merchants to avoid uncertain solicitations and use reputable newspapers to measure value.
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United States
Children's Day Plans Across Churches and Farther Faith Events
The article outlines tomorrow activities at Central Presbyterian Church with children’s sermons and choir performances, Christ Church choirs performing Te Deum and Jubilate, and a solo from The Creation. It also notes church leaders in Catholic and Passionist circles, a new monastery project at Harvey’s Lake, a Cedarville College LL.D. for Rev E Trumbull Lee, and local parish recognitions including Grace Church’s gift to retiring treasurer George A Boswell. There is also mention of a $34 000 Estimating Contest offering 1 490 prizes across 14 900 chances.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Christ Church
Barnaby
Buck
Mr. Earnest
E. Trumbull Lee
Cincinnati
Cedarville College
Lee
Second Presbyterian Church
Cedarville
Reformed Presbyterian Church
David McKinney
Denied Board of Examiners audit of county funds in 1902
The Undenend Board of Examiners details a 1902 audit of Hamilton County finances led by County Auditor Eugene L. Lewis and Treasurer John H. Gibson. It records a total of 1 178351 19 dollars in funds and notes balances, credits, and various warrants and redemptions.
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Cincinnati
Carl Nippert
Howard Ferris
John H. Gibson
Eugene L. Lewis
Ode
Niadines Ea
Petition to Restore Stock Certificate in Ohio Railroad
Notices announce legal actions in Hamilton County Ohio. Adam Laurie seeks stock certificate restoration for two shares of certificate 538990 in Cincinnati Street Railroad Company. Court date May 23, 1902. Attorney P C Conklin signs.
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Adam
Laurie
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
P. C. Conklin
Dissolution of McCurdy and Robbins Partnership
Notice states the partnership McCurdy and Robbins at 431 Elm Street Cincinnati dissolved by mutual consent on April 7 1906 Harwood Robbins withdrawing John F McCurdy assuming liabilities and purchasing assets to continue the book and stationery business at the same address Robbins Cincinnati May 23 1902
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Bae
Robbins
Cincinnati
Annual Meeting Notice for Cincinnati Musical Festival Directors
The stockholders of the Cincinnati Musical Festival Nepamacek will elect three directors and handle other business. The meeting is set in the Union Savings Bank committee rooms at Fourth and Walnut streets on Wednesday June 18 1902 at 3 o'clock. Loomis secretary. June 7 1902.
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Cincinnati
Nepamacek
Union Savings Bank
Loomis
Municipal ordinance takes effect in June 1902
The document notes an ordinance passing and to take effect from the earliest period possible in June 1902. City clerk Pedwin Henden signs off, indicating official approval by the Bathgate board of relations.
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Gilbert Avenue
Board of Nation of the City of Cincinnati
Beresford Avenue
Board of Legislation
Act of the General Assembly
Edwin O. Bathgate
Knefs Edwin Henderson
Findlay Street
John Street
Baymiller Street
City of
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Pine Os
Edwin Henderson
Bathgate
Pedwin Henden
City
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