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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1903

Page

13

Wall Street Faces Mixed Trade News and Markets Readjustment

New York reports a week of adverse factors weighing on securities with labor troubles a Canadian setback and large gold shipments. Despite weather and flood damages the long term outlook shows improving financial conditions, reduced speculation, and a safer trading base for the coming week.

Commercial Tribune New York Wall Street Canada West United Staes Clearing House

California Without Change In New Pullman Service

Ordinary sleepers with vestibules and modern conveniences offered on a nonstop through route from Cincinnati to San Francisco via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles. Berth rates are lower than regular sleepers. Contact agents B. & O. S. W. Railway Illinois Central Railroad or South Pacific Company or write Jos. Biggs or W. H. Connor in Cincinnati.

California Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio el Paso Los Angeles San Francisco W. Railway Illinois Central Railroad South Pacific Company Jos. Biggs W. H. Connor J. B. Scott

Card Party Hosted by Miss Bertha Haere

Miss Bertha Haere entertained guests at a refined card party with pretty favors and a luncheon reflecting early summer offerings. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Patzold, Mr. and Mrs. Paddack, Dr. and Mrs. Cragg, Dr. and Mrs. Locke, and many Misses and Mesrs noted in the list of attendees.

Epper Tee See Huston Ure Avin Peon

Cincinnati College of Pharmacy 31st Commencement Set at Zoo Garden

The Cincinnati College of Pharmacy plans its thirty first commencement at the Zoological Garden on June 9 at 4 30 pm with Rev Jacob W Knapp giving the invocation and Col Harry L Gordon speaking for the Board of Trustees The faculty address is by Dr Samuel Iglauer followed by Prof John Ruppert president of the school The class includes twenty two bachelors of pharmacy and one pharmaceutical chemist Herbert C McKim named among the graduates Dominant names include Lawrence Fischer Frank W Ulm Lynn L Bunnell W A Nickel Anthony Mangold Ida M Hildreth Frank Koewler Asher Miller Thomas A Williams W A Bennett W W Wetterstroem Lewis D Easton Jr Fred Kotte Frederick C Richards BE G Hegeman Almyra Mosgsmyer W A Rapp Frank H Gordon M R Depauw A A Williams Anna J Pettersen and J BE Rapp.

Cincinnati College of Pharmacy Zoological Garden Jacob W. Knapp English Lutheran Church Harry L. Gordon Samuel Iglauer John Ruppert Lawrence Fischer Frank W. Ulm Lynn L. Bunnell W. A. Nickel Anthony Mangold Ida M. Hildreth Frank Koewler Asher Miller Thos. A. Williams W. A. Bennett W. W. Wetterstroem Lewis D. Easton, Jr Fred Kotte Frederick C. Richards BE. G. Hegeman Almyra Mosgsmyer W. A. Rapp Frank H. Gordon M. R. Depauw A. A. Williams Anna J. Pettersen J. BE. Rapp Herbert C. McKim

New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court

Listings show several civil actions including Elizabeth Busken vs Mary Piochs for partition of estate. Daniel D Campbell administrator vs B and O S S W A R Co for 10000 damages. Samuel J Taylor vs John J Moloney lien and execution for 44 36. The Brackett Bridge Company vs The National Chemical Company for 770 51 on contra erron. Martha Scott vs Abner Scott for divorce and alimony. Benton Knose et al. vs Elmer Nugent et al for partition of estate.

Elizabeth Busken Mary Piochs Frank J. Dorger Daniel D. Campbell Campbell & Clen Dening Ag John J. Moloney the Brackett Bridge Company The National Chemical Company Erron, Gatch & Herron Martha Scott Abner Scott Stanley Struble Benton Knose Elmer Nugent

Graduation Program Opens Series At Cincinnati Conservatory

Miss Dot Fay Trott presented the first of a series of twenty two closing concerts at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Her program included Chopin two piano rondo in C major, Bach gavotte from the second violin sonata, Saint-Saens transcription, d Albert agitato study, Moszkowski Moment Musicale Op. 7 No. 2, Brams Nocturne Op. 17, MacDowell polonaise Op. 4 No. 13, and a Hillar concerto in F sharp.

Cincinmati Conservatory of Music Dot Fay Trott Frederic Shaller Evans Chopin Gavotte Bach Saint-Saens d’Albert Agitato Moszkows i ‘“Moment Musicale Bransin MacDoywell Hillar Concerto

Rabbi Grossmann Denounces Russian Police Chief Lies

Rabbi Louis Grossmann of Plum Street Temple accuses the Russian Chief of Police of shielding rioters in Kishineff. He disputes claims that peasants caused the riot and asserts city mobsters and garrisoned soldiers joined in the killings. He denounces false apologies and demands accountability.

Louis Grossmann Plum Street Rabbi Grossmann Russia Kishineff Great Russian Empire Aiece Cnes United States Siberian

Flag Raising at Eleventh District School Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd gathered yesterday at Eleventh District School for a flag raising ceremony. The girls’ flag, presented by Bethlehem Council No 45 Daughters of America, was raised with speeches by J B Peaslee H H Fick and Principal Wes C Washburn. The boys’ flag, presented by Bethlehem No 709 Junior Order A M, was raised in the boys yard with similar ceremonies. Children sang patriotic songs and later refreshments were served in the age room.

Daughters of America Bethlehem Council J. B. Peaslee H. H. Fick Wes C. Washburn Heintz Union Bethlehem Junior Onder AG A. M

Three furnished cottages to rent at Pointe aux Barques Resort

Three cottages available for season rent at Pointe aux Barques Resort on Lake Huron Michigan ten miles from Detroit and eight miles from Saginaw. Cottages are fully furnished except bed linen and rent ranges from 250 dollars for the season. For full information write H F Moeller G P A at Marquette R R Detroit Michigan.

Pointe Aux Barques Lake Huron Michigan Detroit Saginaw H. F. Moeller Marquette R. R Mich

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