Cincinnatians Flock East for European Summer Travel
A Detroit to New York dispatch notes numerous Cincinnati social figures and families sailing from New York and other Atlantic ports for summer visits in Europe. Among those leaving are Rev. C. K. Benedict and Mrs Benedict, Mrs Susan W. Longworth, and many others bound for Havre, Rotterdam, Genoa, and Liverpool aboard ships of Holland America, Cunard, and North German Lloyd lines.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Cincinnati
East
Metropolis
Europe
C. K. Benedict
Glendale
Holland House
Benedict
Charlotte
Julia
Samuel
Celtic
Liverpool
Frank H. Nelson
Nelson
Eaton
Montclair
N. J
Susan W. Longworth
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Hotel
Walcott
Havre
Longworth
Countess de Chambrun
France
New Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Charles S. Moch
Knickerbocker
Fred A. Geier
Helen Geier
Virginia Geier
Fred V. Geier
J. C. Danziger
Henry C. Kiefer
Jane B. Sugarman
May Sugarman
Daniel K. Weiskopf
Louise
Minnie Bachmann
Theodore Brinkmann
Carl Engel
Henry Flesh
Piqua
Helen Heininger
Minnie Heininger
George L Heininger
Xenia
Fred Frey
Lima
Charles Straus
Jacob Block
Block
North German
Lloyd Line
Mediterranean
Genoa
Rudolph Platzer
Elsie Turek
Hiram D. Peck
Everett House
Cunard
Mdith
England
Carmania
John Hawkes
Atlantic
Hawkes
Germany
Frank N. Armstrong
Breslin
Hamburg
Savoy
Daniel Segal
Dan
Central Park Palace
Shimer
Eli Joseph
Joseph Joseph
Helen
Alma
W. B. Segal
A. J. L. Perrien
Henderson
Imperial
Louis G. Robinson
G. Vesper
Newport
H. G. Garrett
L. T. Smith
Winchester
H. M. Hanger
Richmond
LE. Bryant
Danville
S. T. Harbison
R. E. Moreland
W. T. Wilmore
Eddie Bryan
J. M. Shannon
Robert Shannon
J. C. Cummins
Lexington
J. F. Rice
Fredonia
F. D. Sproat
Chillicothe
Herald Square
Henry Sydenstricker
Hillsboro
St. Denis
Ach
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BF. Strzelczok
H. A. Scott
O. Kressler
E. L. Shuey
J. J. Munsell
Dayton
A. BE. Pearson
Harry F. Busey
C. C. Hatfield
L. Loewenstein
G. M. Schwartz
William N. Cott
J. Dvorak
Fr. Karrasch
R. N. Cunningham
John J. Martin
R. H. Pratt
Weddings at Crowell Home Endorsed by Springfield Society
Ruth Crowell wed J Elwood Myers in a lavish East Springfield ceremony attended by 250 guests. The wedding combined grand decor, Vassar ushers, and a banquet in the Crowell ballroom before the couple departed for Lake Mohonk. Local and visiting guests filled hotels, reflecting the season’s social prominence.
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Springfield
J. 8
Crowell
Ruth Crowell
J. Elwood Myers
Crowell Home
8. M. Cross
Mary McAbee
Painesville, O
J.S. Crowell
A. M. Myers
Beauty
Huffor
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Vassar College
Edward Butléx
Ands. Crowell
S. M. Cross
John S. Crowell
Little Rest for Hitchcock in Tombs Prison
New York comedian Hitchcock spent a miserable night in the Tombs. He was kept awake by fellow prisoners who endlessly urged him to sing.
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New York
Une G
Raymond Hitchcock
Peruna Promises Relief for Stomach Catarrh
A series of testimonials from Alderman George W. Weick of Denver and others claim Peruna alleviates stomach catarrh. They describe symptoms such as heaviness after eating belching gas sour stomach and sluggish bowels and report improvements including restored appetite and strength after using Peruna tablets.
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George W. Weick
South Seventh Street
Denver
Col
Eleventh Ward
Cines
Police shoot suspect in disturbance in city
Patrolman McDevitt of the Eighth District shot Thomas Frey 39, of Torrence Road, after Frey allegedly raised a disturbance at Calhoun Street and Madison Road. Frey, paroled after a murder conviction, was wounded twice, including a shot to the lung, and remains in critical condition at the hospital. Charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer are filed.
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Vassar
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Geraldine Wood
Margaret Thomas
Mary McAbee
Vassar Girls
Allen McGregor
Albert House
McDevitt
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Torrence Road
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Calhoun Street
Madison Road
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Woman Declares Air Sail Too Short In Ohio Balloon Trip
Mrs. Thompson wife of Dr. Homer W. Thompson of Salem Ohio joined Pilot Leo Straus in a balloon flight from Canton to Turkeyfoot Lake near Akron. Poor gas quality and light ballast forced a short, staged descent.
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Persian Cabinet Reconstructed Under Mushir-Es-Sultaneh
Teheran June 6 The Persian cabinet has been definitely reconstructed under the premiership of Mushir-Es-Sultaneh. It is hoped this will lead to subsidence of political unrest in Persia.
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Teheran
Mushir-Es- Sultaneh
Persia
Acid Thrown on Soldier at Columbus Barracks
Lawerence Adams, a Ninth Company recruit at the Columbus barracks, was sent to investigate a light near the big lake at dawn. He and another recruit approached two fishermen who refused to leave. one threw carbolic acid in Adams' face, likely costing him sight in one eye and possibly both.
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al Bode
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Samuel M. Friede
Edward A. Langan
Coney Island
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lawrence Adams
Columbus Barracks
Big Lake
Adams
Saloonists Arrested Under Midnight Closing Law
Three saloonists were arrested shortly after midnight for violating the midnight closing law. They are Jacob Hyman of 521 Plum Street Sadie Harnolds of 911 Walnut Street and Alfred Paris of 524 Plum Street.
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Plum Street
Sadie Harnolds
Walnut Street
Alfred Paris
Two Bankers Get Ten Years in Pittsburgh Bank Fraud Case
Henry Reiber and John Young former paying teller and auditor of the Farmers Deposit National Bank were sentenced to 10 years each in the Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary. They confessed and made restitution as far as they were able. Judge Young cited their admissions and cooperation in recovery efforts.
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Pittsburg
Henry Reiber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Young
United States District Court Today
Western Pennsylvania
United States
Dunkle
National Piano Manufacturers' Association closes with new officers
In New York at the Hotel Astor the National Piano Manufacturers' Association of America wraps up three days of sessions electing Frank E. Lee as president from Cincinnati. William Bush of Chicago and George Miller of Philadelphia become vice presidents. J. H. Estey of Brattleboro Vermont is secretary and William Tonk of New York is treasurer.
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Columbus
Hotel Astor
New York
Providence
Manhattan
Walter F. Phelps
Dayton
Ss. B. Weitz
William E. Wells
Cleveland
Prince George Hotel
W. Martin
O. G. Clarkson
John C. Pritz
George J. Turner
E. L. Ebey
W. Francis Larkin
Ament
Prince George
John Sullivan
A. H. Pugh
Joe Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Henry Meyer
Harold Meyer
D. Ritter
Mabley & Carew
Margaret Williams
G. W. McAlpin Company
John B. Sokup
Charles and
William Keyer
Cincinnati Mercantile Houses
Metropolis
Hotel Imperial
Will J. Beges
Val Duttenhofer, Jr
J. M. Kugler
Commercial Tribune
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association of America
Frank E. Lee
Cincinnati
William Bush
Chicago
George Miller
Philadelphia
J. H. Estey
Brattleboro
William Tonk
Douma Rejects Warship Budget in Naval Vote
St Petersburg June 6. The Douma voted 194 to 78 against a naval budget item of 5.5 million dollars to lay keels of four battleships this year. The result signals lack of confidence in Marine Ministry officials and prompts expected resignations.
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ST. Petersburg
Ministry of Marine
Winning Critics of the Big Prizes
The New York Herald awarded grand prizes in the Anglo American competition. First prize went to Mrs. C. H. Baxter of Paterson New Jersey for $200. Second prize to Mrs. Florida P. Somerwell of East Orange New Jersey for $100. Third prize to Mrs. E. M. Hall of New York City for $50.
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New York Herald
C. H. Baxter
Paterson
N. J
Florida P. Somerwell
East Orange
E. M. Hall
New York City
Bailey Improves Slightly After Open Air Throat Trouble
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas, treated by a throat specialist in New York, was slightly better today and took a walk. His condition stems from speaking outdoors and he may require an operation.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
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