Graduation Night at Music Hall Celebrates 312 Seniors
A large crowd gathered as 312 Woodward Hughes and Walnut Hills high school graduates were cheered on at Music Hall. Diplomas were distributed after speeches by Miss Gussie Haft, Nathan Gordon, and Charles Neil Thomas, with Judge Bode and Dr. Richard Boone in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Walnut Hills
Music Hall
Pr. Boone
Walter Aiken
Dng
Richard Boone
Judge Bode
Woodward
Jesse Bowmann Young
Hughes High School
Aiken
Jesse Bowman Young
Walnuts Hill Methodist Church
America
Bode
Gussie Mabel Haft
Miss Haft
Nathan Gordon
Hughes K.school
McKinley
Charles Neil Thomas
Walnut Hills High School
Imperial Republic
Cincinnati
Board Drops Bid For Local Banks In Bond Sale
The Funds and Claims Committee decided not to force Western German National and Atlas National Banks to buy $70,000 in school bonds after they refused due to alleged constitutional issues. Lambrecht Bros. of Cleveland, the next bidders at $70,767.50, will likely take the bonds if minor wording changes are made, allowing immediate funds for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Education
Atlas National Banks
Lambrecht Bros
Cleveland
E. A. Cope
Lambrecht Bros. Ask
Daughter Sues to Nullify Father's Will
Mrs. Clare Weist Lynd filed suit against the heirs of Henry Weist seeking to set aside his will which left $8,000 to three sons and two granddaughters. She alleges incapacity and undue influence by Albert Weist and others. Lynd, who wed Dr. Lynd of Ironton last Wednesday, says the will cut her off due to objections to her marriage. Attorneys Phil J. Ryan and T. L. Michie represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara. Weist Lynd
Henry Weist
Lynd
Albert Weist
Emma Goettle Appeals Police Court Ruling Over Loitering Fine
Mrs Emma Goettle appealed a Police Court decision to Judge Hollister yesterday claiming she was not a loiterer as she is a property owner. She was fined for loitering. Attorney Herman Witte represented her while Healy and McAvoy defended the prosecution. The judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goettle
Hollister Yesterrs
Goettle
Herman Witte
Healy & McAvoy
Hollister
Gold Fever Leave Man Missing and Divorces Granted
In 1899 William H. Billups stayed in the Yukon after writing his wife Inez that he would remain in the country. Judge Sam Smith granted Inez a divorce on wilful absence. Nettie Bradley sought divorce from John Bradley after repeated domestic abuse. Belle Schutte obtained a decree citing habitual intoxication and beating. Clara Doremann petitions divorce from William C. Doremann for neglect and wasted money. she seeks restoration of her maiden name Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Billups
Klondike
Billups
Inez
West Fifth Street
Sam Smith
Nettie Bradley
Richmond Street
John Bradley
Clara Doremann
William C. Doremann
Kennedy
Prominent Men Form New Cincinnati Country Club
Articles of incorporation filed with County Clerk Weidner reveal a new country club to be formed by prominent men led by M. E. Ingalls. The club will buy part of the Cincinnati Golf Club grounds on Grandin road, lease the rest, and plan a clubhouse. Incorporators include Judson Harmon Edward Colston L C Black John Kilgour and other noted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Weidner
Cinccinnati Golf Club
Grandin Road
M. E. Ingalls
Judson Harmon
Edward Colston
L. C. Black
John Kilgour
Charles P. Taft
John B. Keys
Edward Goepper
Lucien Wulsin
Larz Anderson
Stewart Shillite
George B. Hawley
H. J. Groesbeck
W. W. Anderson
George Bullock
John W. Warrington
Sunday Concert at Eden Park by Weber Military Band
A Sunday show at Eden Park features John C. Weber's Military Band under the ee endowment gate. The program includes The Star Spangled March and Misatin Ad pak te with selections such as Spanish Serenade La Paloma American Fantasia Poet and Peasant and other classics. The event begins promptly at 3 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conradi Altzes
Herbert Overture
Gant Bolo
Fpiecolo
Lee
Louis Weber
Ecc
Loraine
Ss Coe Tee
Editors and Authors Day at the Fall Festival
The Fall Festival Association allocates September 17 for Editors and Authors Day. A committee of prominent newspaper men will host visiting literary figures arriving Tuesday, with a parade division, a Mystic Pageant event, and literary exercises at the Odeon followed by a luncheon at the Swiss Chalet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Festival Association
Odeon
Falrestival Association
Subscriptions urged with bold price pitch
An advertisement pressures readers to subscribe by claiming a high price of 34000 dollars and urging immediate action to stop thinking about it. The message stresses urgency and invites sending an estimate to the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Longworth Law Upheld as Constitutional Bond Issuance
Judge Hollister ruled the Longworth omnibus law constitutional allowing the city to issue up to 250000 in bonds for municipal improvements. The case, Georg Guckenberger versus the Board of Legislation, moves to the Circuit Court then the Supreme Court for final decision with City and Atlas National Bank represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Georg Guckenberger
Atlas National Bank
Board O
Hunt
Wade Ellis
Ellis G. Kinkead
Guckenberger
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Longworth
Fresh Air Society House Committee Luncheon at Terrace Park Farm
The House Committee of the Fresh Air Society entertained friends at a luncheon held at the farm in Terrace Park. Guests toured the house and grounds and adjoining cottages. Visitors are treated royally and left glad that the city’s poor benefited during hot summers. The countryside is in bloom this pleasant season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fresh Air Society
the Institution
Terrace Park
Weather Forecast and Cincinnati Temperatures June 6 1902
The report notes showers probabilities for Cincinnati area with fair conditions east of the Mississippi. It lists temperature readings for Cincinnati, compares with prior years, and shows maximum 88 and minimum 66 with average around 76. It also records precipitation deficiencies and excesses for the year 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Pippi
Missouri
Moreatochtny
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio Valley
United States Weather Bureau
S.W
Departures Listed For Various Rail and Water Transport
River and city departures announced for multiple routes in Pittsburg Onansa Portsmouth Louisville Madison area service with specific times across June days. Notable names include Pomeroy Virginia Gould Helen M Gould and Lizzie Bay reflecting advertised sailings to Cincinnati and Avalon with weekday weekend schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ptr
Virginia
Pomeroy
H.M. Stanley
Portsmouth
Helen M. Gould
WE Weil Esasily
Lizzie Bay
Peeeaey
Louisville
Cincinnati
Unday
Vicksburg
Avalon
River Falls in Cincinnati as Level Drops to 10.5 Feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 10.5 feet at 6 p m yesterday and was falling, dropping 2 3 feet in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Packet line routes to Wheeling Pittsburg and Louisville ads
A late 19th century steamship and river packet directory lists vessels serving Pittsburg Cincinnati Wheeling and Louisville. It notes timetables from foot of Main Broadway and Broadway docks with prices and contact details for agents J C Dorman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Wheeling
Queen City
Main
MAUCK
Public Landing
VirGin Nia
Local Forecast Notes Rain and Cooler Weekend
Ohio forecast shows local rains and cooler Saturday with Sunday fair conditions. Southeast winds shift to the west with possible thunder. Virginia Kentucky areas expect rains and cooler Saturday then Sunday fair. Indiana shows showers and cooler day with westward winds and sunny Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Pee Nous
Williams Cited for Repeated Horse Theft and Juvenile Offender
Arthur Williams of Hartwell a young colored boy was sent to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Spiegel after conviction for horse stealing. Beginning seven years ago he stole sweets a watch a revolver and other items. He stole Henry Davis’s horse worth 16 sold it for 7.60 and was caught. Williams is described as unable to stop stealing and will remain at the reformatory until his habit subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Hartwell
Mansfield (O.) Reformatory
Spiegel
Williams
Reformatory
Henry Davis
Davis
Jydeeel
Marine arrivals and sailings at major ports
The message lists ships arriving at ports including The Manitou from London at New York on June 6, The Pennsylvania from New York at Plymouth, The Saxonia from Liverpool at Boston, and The Fuerst Bismarck via Plymouth to Hamburg. It also notes departures such as Auguste sailing from Hamburg to New York and other vessels from Genoa and Trieste with routes to New York and Boston.
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New York
London
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Boston
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Cym
Auguste. V
Hambate
Genoa
Aller
Nork
Trioles
Olympia
Tacema
Pte el Caren
New
York
Brains Exchange Promises Huge Prize Bonanza
A promotional ad touts a brain exchange where nine friends send their brains in exchange for the user’s, claiming ten brains are even better and offering 1,490 prizes worth $24,000 in total. The unusual offer promises substantial rewards for participation.
River Packet Schedules and Cargo Operations Update
Multiple river steamers including the Adelle and Argand are active with rail work and inspections in Cincinnati and Manchester. The Queen City and Bonanza are to leave for Pittsburg and Pomeroy, while the Helen M Gould runs to Portsmouth thrice weekly. An Evansville hull inspector exam is scheduled for July 3 with eligibility open to U.S. citizens satisfying requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelle
Jim
Fetain Max Sebold
Mononghala Coal and Coke Company
EH. A. Woodruff
Argand
United States
Crumbaugh
Manchester
Queen City
Pittsburg
Bonanza
Pomeroy
Helen M. Gould
Portsmouth
Aiis
M. P. Wells
Sunoay
Chile
Lizzie Bay
Levi J. Workum
Madison
Boat Inspection Service
Evansville
Ind
River levels and river reports from multiple towns
Special despatches note river gauges in Warren Oil City Browns ville Greens boro Morgantown Pittsburg Falls Huntington and Catletsburg with levels ranging from 1.7 to 7.6 feet and trends mixed clear and warm or cloudy conditions. executive notes include Pilots' Corporation treasurer in Ner yet and ship movements involving the Gertrude Queen City Tacoma and Ben Hur with various dives and repairs mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Brownsville
Greensboro
E Cherry
Morgantown
Pittsburg
J. A. Cruikshank
The
Pilots’ Corporation
NER Ie
John L. Kerr
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ieee
Ben H Nia
Ee Smith
Parkers
Gertrude
Os City
fallaGlea
Ben Hur
Queen City
Fallamare Falls
Untington
Tacoma
River and port traffic and notices across several towns
Shipping and river conditions update with vessels and arrivals at Evansville Louisville Cairo and St Louis. Timelines include The Annie L The Keystone State The Bonanza and Queen City with times and downstream readings. Weather clear warm river levels mentioned and cargo movements including coal lumber and tow operations.
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Queen City
River
Kanawha
Douglass Hall
Portsmouth
Antoinette
F. A. Goeble
Louisville
Memphis
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Cincinnati
Joe B Williams
Evansville
Wabash
Paducah
Gage
Thomas Parker
Nashville
George Fowler
Dick Fowler
Cairo
Tennessee
A. Carroll
Thomas Page
Cumberland
Warmermann Paepcke
Honshe
Fugegaat
Paepcke
Aio Yy
Burley Yarber
Charlotte Boeckeler
ST. Louis
Paris
Clarksville
James Appointed to Ohio Uniform Laws Board
Francis B. James of Ones and James was named a member of the Ohio State Board of Uniform Laws. The board, now permanent under the April 4 act introduced by Senator Osen, includes S. B. Wheeler of Lima and William E. Cushing of Cleveland. James, a Cincinnati Law School graduate, has a large practice and many bar association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. James
Ones & James
Ohio State Board of
Niform Laws
Osen
James
S. 8. Wheeler
Lima
William E. Cushing
Cleveland
Cincinnati Law Sc
Uniform Lawe
Nash
Railroad Timetables Reach Across City and Lines
A dense listing of rail schedules shows departures and arrivals for multiple lines including Detroit, Columbus, and Cincinnati routes. It details westbound trains, daily services, and various express and limited trains, with stations at Central Union Station and Fourth Street. Various rail companies including Big Four, Chesapeake and Ohio, Illinois Central, and Louisville and Nashville are noted with local ticket offices and contact points.
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Ull
Aetna
BONY
Detroit Mail
Pia Rue
Louis
Lh. Eee
Xpr
Ind
Decatur
Osaneie
W. & Findlay
St. Louis
Vandalian Line
MONON
Ba. Baymiller
Ales Ee
Chicago
Beagles Seenat
Etensovercsese
Ara ‘Sed Beymer D
H. Filth
City Tielget
Het Welawhone Main
Lesve
Youngstown
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Tn & Ohio
Southwestern R.—Central Union Station
Third St
Central
Fourth and Vine
Sao
B. & O. Exchange
Wash
N. Y
Columb
Zanesville
Columbus
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Hillsboro
Lanchester
Blanchester
Royal Blue, Ltd
St. Louis Limited Lide Tie
Louisville
New Orleans
Louisville & Neween
Louisville Paduceh
Louisy
Jeffersonville
North Vernon
Loveland
Madeira
BIG Four
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Central Union Station
Fourth
Vine Streets
Wdally
Springfield
the Express
Tet
New York and
Boston Ltd
Southwestern Limited
Rainbow City Special
Ants Land
Dayton
Desceuens
Kenton and
Sandusky
Indianapolis
White City
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Connersville
Hagerstown
Harrigan
Harrison
Cincinnati Northern R. R
Chesapeake & Ohio RY
Fifth and Walnut
Central Union Depot
FF. W. Limited
N. York
Richmond
Huntington
Fourth Street
Maysville & Hunt
Maysville Accommodation
Illinois Central Railroad
Vine Street
Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah
Pennsylvania Lines
Butler Sts
Stat
Northwest Corner
Fourth and
Walnut Sts
Xenia
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Logansport
Hamilton
Akron
Queen & Crescent
Race Streets
Florida Limited
Jaclsville
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knox
Ashev
Atland
Charleston
Solid Train
Chattanooga & Way Points
On & Junction City
Janger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamstown & Blanchet
Frankfort & Cincinnati RY
Wiseen & Crescent
Central Union Depat
Frankfort
Georgetown
Lyv
Adncinnati
Portscouth
Peart and
Beth. & Way
Town
Gitown
Bethel
Lebanon and Northern rail schedule mix from Court Street area
Train timetable fragment shows commuter routes from Court Street and Broadway with Lebanon Northern service to several towns. Times include morning and afternoon departures and arrivals, with notes on Sundays and select stops at Montgomery Blue Ash and Erie lines.
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Lebanon
Court Street
Broadway
Montgomery
Aes
Yan
Blue Ash
Banon Ac
Onion
Erie
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Lester Bacharach
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Eberhart
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Albert B. Fishwick
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Laurence R. Ach
Keith
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Lillian J. Britton
Henry Brockman
Viola Buening
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Roland F. Burns
Mary L. Bushelman
Hazel Thomas Cairn
Rebecca Chapman
R. B. Christopher
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Frieda Cramer
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Ralph B. Dimmick
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Nannie Evans
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Robert C. Diserens
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Samuel J. Levinso
Louis D. Mendoza
Wm. A. Quirk
Alfred Segal
Ralph Gage Spen
J. Fred Bausch
Clarence J. Broenbert
Taberdward W. Farley
Gustav J. Haffner
Ralph H. Snott
James J. Jennie
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Morriss
Oscar B. Moetash
James N. Proctor
Stephen Gibson
Ros Nathan Rosenbaum
Russell A. Stephens
Moses E. Wolf
Everett van Matre
Cecil M. Cherring
Adele H. Goldsmith
Ima Jacobs
Alda Fresch
Stella M. Wagner
Elizabeth S. Babb
Addie M. Barkley
Pearl A. Blanchard
Bertha L. A. Boesc
Mosier
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A. Peterson
A. Pfirmann
Pugh
Ralph Cihig
Eeronie M.mohaat
H. Schaff
Helen Schottenfels
Amy J. Schwartz
Lena B. Schwartz
H. Schafer
Mary A. Shoemaker
W. M. Shohl
Marian E. Shott
Nellie H. Sibbald
Samuel 8
Sloan
Clifton W. McErane
Jacob I
Myrtle A. St Helen & Sieney
Nell Thomas
Berthe M. Topp
Wellmen Baith
R. Voight
Millard
Ales
R. Williamson
Lester E. Wilson
Eleanor Winkler
Bila A. Wolff
Charles H. Wood
Lenny
Yousarold P. Worcester
IGH School
Edith Kirk Knopf
A. T. Kreimer
Larissa Kurtz
Emma Licht
Frieda EB. Liebi
Margaret C. la Arthur McCannn
Blanche Macbrz
Edna M. Marckworth
Amelia L. A. Menzel
Stanley A. Morsbach
Hugh Millikin
Elsa Mundhenkor
B. Mun
E. Murdcaoe Neff
Eleanor Nieman
Ernestine C. Om Walter J. Palme
L. F. Ratterman
Elsa Rausenberg
Nora Reif
Angie Clara Ryan
Frank Corwin
Sage
Herman
Dy. Sugh
Orheu. Ir
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HH School
Wes Brownell
Abel Ae Cook
Essie
Virginia M Davis
Alice
Fahner
Fannie Finkelstein
Amelia M. Fletcher
Bessie H. Garrison
Marguerite K. Gleason
Alma C. S. Guckenberger
Anna L. Halliday
Sadie M. Hancock
Laura E. Herrick
Lillian L. Higgins
Ignerite Jacobs
Ary Luke Jones
Alma K. Ketwick
Louise A. Kessing
Bessie L. Kirk
Marcella Macke
Estella
Funds and Claims Committee
Clara W. Lynd
Weist
Stanley
Bonanza Cave
Mal Fain
Madison Packet
Sta.lizzieday
Brentay
Ot Riday
Gacareey
Ey Adison
Intermediate
City of
Ey Fie
Boreena
Ashville
Aahaenae
Tashville
Avalon, Cooker
Scot
Board of Uniform Lawes
Louisville & Nashville R.R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Seavce
Lou
N. Orleans
New Crigane & Fla
Kentucky Central Division
Lexington Express
M’borough
Bristol
Fourth St
Lexington Mail
Falmouth
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Pearl
Butler
Michigan Express
Northland Express
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Pearl and
Lancaster
Lancaster and
Norfolk & Western Railway
Ody
Hills
Ohio River
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