Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, Jun 8, 1898, p. 7

Registration of Members and Guests Preliminaries Held

The article reports the registration of members and their guests and the preliminaries conducted yesterday, outlining procedural steps and early proceedings as participants lined up for entry.

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First Business Session Opens For Foundrymen Convention

The American Foundrymen's Association holds its third annual convention at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati with 400 to 500 members and guests expected. Secretary John A. Penton from Detroit oversees registration while papers on technical topics are read. A social smoker at the Grand Hotel and a river excursion to Addyston are among events. a Plumbago Club initiation and a busy program of papers and discussions follow.

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American Foundrymen’s Association Grand Hotel American Foundrymen's Association Cincinnati John A. Penton Mr. Penton Detroit Foundry Henry Hansen National Defense Association Rookwood The Art Museum Chester Park H. M. Lane Lane & Bodley Company Thomas Griffith Hill & Griffith Company Wm. T. White J. D. Smith Foundry Supply Company Wm. Gilbert Buckeye Foundry Company W. J. Isaacson Dayton Coal and Iron Company D. G. Johnson Obermayer Company Edwin McFarland Matthew Addy & Co John Fritsch Fritsch Foundry Company Chas, B. Erhart C. Erhart Foundry Machine Company P. Jones L. Jones’ Sons Company J. Joyce Domhoft & Joyce Company Frank Klaine Goodwill Addyston Pipe and Steel Company Addyston Vine Street Island Queen Plumbago Club J. D. Smith

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Private lawn sought for living tent encampment

Otisville Michigan Adjutant Charles Moore of Wheeler Post No 186 asks Secretary Stevens for permission to pitch a large tent on a schoolyard or private lawn for post members and wives during an encampment Camp Sherman is suggested but privacy concerns push for a private site City Auditor H P Boyden contributes $50 to a Citizens' Committee noting it could be five times more Seekers after health favor Hood s Sarsaparilla.

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Charles Moore Wheeler Post Otisville Mich Stevens Camp Sherman Moore

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Two Brakemen Injured In Williamsburg Yard Accident

George Kasperlein, brakeman on the C P W Railroad, was seriously injured when his foot slipped and an adjacent car ran over it. He was taken to City Hospital in serious condition. amputation may be required. Wm Sullivan, brakeman on the C H D Railroad, fell between tank cars at Fairmount yards and was crushed but not internally injured, transported to Betts Street Hospital.

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George Kasperlein Williamsburg Wm. Sullivan West Fifth Street Fairmount Yards Patrol 10 Betts Street Hospital Board of City Affairs and Sinking Fund Peter Paul

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No. 46 Leaves Cincinnati 8:00 a.m. Daily via Big Four

No. 46 departs Cincinnati at 8:00 a.m. daily via the Big Four route for New York and Boston. The notice lists passenger timetable options and connections, reflecting a regional rail service schedule.

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Cincinnati New York Boston

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Local Credit Men Elect Delegates to Detroit Convention

The Cincinnati Credit Men's Association chose six delegates for the National Credit Men's Association meeting in Detroit June 22. Delegates are Henry A Gleick, A. B. Brown, Jas. H. Gates, Robert McF. Smith, B. E. Lowman and H. Goodin. Alternates to be named later. other members will attend.

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National Credit Men's Association Detroit Cincinnati Credit Men's Association Henry A.gleick A. 8. Brown Jas H. Gates Robert McF. Smith BE. A. Lowman H. Goodin

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Teething Troubles in Young Child Health Note

Fragmentary OCR notes describe teething symptoms in a young child including gum discomfort and possible diarrhea. No clear event or source organization identified.

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Health Force The City's Good Streets

Health Officer Tenney outlines ideas to improve city streets with plans to announce details later. He emphasizes public health considerations and safer, cleaner roads for residents.

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Tenney

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Protests over Spellmire as City Elections Board Meets

City Elections Board fails to settle secretary post as business leaders back O Neil and protest Spellmire. Health Department salaries cut to save about four thousand annually while Milk Inspector office is abolished. Mayor and Chamber of Commerce back Furlong for City Weigher amid debates on municipal reforms.

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Board of Elections O’neil Board of City Affairs Health Department Sanitary Police Tafel Chamber of Commerce John 8. Furlong Harry H. Maddux Furlong Grear Spellmire Armstrong O'Neil W. J. O'Neil Legislative Committee On Municipal Affairs Southern Railway BE. C. Goshorn C. H. Kellogg H. L. Laws Lucien Wulsin Herman Goepper W. W. Taylor J. G., Schmidlapp A. B. Voorheis Chas. W. Durrell James J. Hooker Sextro Miller Ehrman Christie Republcane Rear

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New Grand Army Post Formed in City Name

A movement seeks to organize a new Grand Army Post named Edward P. Noyes with 42 ex members from Noyes McCook as its nucleus. Old soldiers in the Chamber of Commerce are targeted first for membership with Captain J Milt Blair among the leaders.

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Grand Army Edward.p. Noyes Noyes-McCook Chamber of Cc G. A. R. Post J. Milt Blair

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Lockland High School Holds Fifth Commencement

The fifth annual Lockland High School commencement assembled at Wayne Avenue M E Church with graduates list including Emma Ralston Pearl Peck Emily Mullen Nellie Shepherd Bess Wasner and John Benham Louise Smiley. Dr John B Peaslee delivered the annual address while Dr J B King presented diplomas amid a fine musical program by the Bellstedt Ballenberg Orchestra.

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Lockland High School Wayne Avenue M. E Dial Bellstedt-Ballenberg Board of Education J. B. King John B. Peaslee Emma Ralston John John Benham Louise Smiley

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Conference Committee Formed By Chamber Of Commerce Leaders

At the monthly meeting President McCallister named a conference committee to handle urgent matters between meetings. Members are R. H. West, Chas. L. Garner, O. L. Perin, J. W. Dunn, and E. C. Gibbs. A request from J. T. Earle of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for grain inspection at Covington yards was referred to the Grain Inspection Committee. Superintendent Murray was authorized to provide vacations for employees. Elected to the chamber were Joseph Ryan, Frederick Schroth Jr., James J. Grogan, B. S. Terhune, and Gus Klein.

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Chamber of Commerce McCallister R. H. West Chas. L. Garner O. L. Perin J. W. Dunn E. C. Gibbs J. T. Earle Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Covington Harle Murray Joseph Ryan Frederick Schroth, Jr James J. Grogan B. S. Terhune Gus Klein

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Big Grocery Firm Fails Receivers Appointed Across States

A West Virginia based grocer Baer Sons faces receivership after alleged mismanagement by General Manager Bernard Baer. The filing cites $230,000 debt amid assets of $350,000, with receivers appointed in multiple states including Morris Horkheimer in Ohio and West Virginia.

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West Virginia Baer Sons Wheeling Peat Henry Baer Ernest Baer J. H. Baer Bernard Baer B. 8. Baer Ohio Edward Brasch Joseph Louchheim Morris Bernard Horkheimer United States Morris Horkheimer

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Farmer Injured as Wagon Wheel Crushes Leg

Charles Meier a farmer of Amelia Ohio was seriously injured when his wagon wheel ran over his right leg after he stopped to feed his horses near Eastern avenue and Davis lane Columbus. A train frightened the horses causing the accident and he was taken to his brother in law's home on Columbia avenue for care.

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Charles Meier Amelia, O Eastern Avenue Davis Lane Columbia Meier Patrol 6 Columbia Avenue

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Married Couples Listed In City Directory Snippet

A damaged text fragment lists numerous pairs of adults and addresses, including William F Behmer and Florence M Pentland, John H McGowan Jr and Mary Reap, Abe L Williams and Florence Schifford, Louis Rabanus and Anna Obermiller, James C McWilliams and Beatrice C Daly, and many others with streets in city areas. The document resembles a social or matrimonial notice page with multiple pairs and ages.

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William F. Behmer Western Avenue Florence M. Pentland Poplar Street John H. McGowan, Jr Pleasant Ridge Mary Reap Walnut Hills Jos F. Rieger Ailanthug Avenue Mary Pfenn Montrose Avenue Abe L. Williams West Fourth Street Florence Schifford Pendleton Street Louis Rabanus City Anna Obermiller Stanton Avenue Barbara Kannan Kerper Avenue William A. Harvey Morgan Street Caroline Simms Clark Street Edward Carr Baum Henrietta Coyne West Ninth Street August Selzer Sherman Avenue Katherine Taphorn Wm. B. Anderson Elizabeth King Baymiller Street Gustavus A. Kraus, Jr Anna T. Grismore Paul W. Fishback Hamilton Josephine M. Stewart Sycamore Street Henry Strotkamp Pleasant Street Rosa Stoeckle McMicken Avenue Arthur E. Johnson Amelia Kramer Ravine Street Jesse L. Gregg Gest Street Lulu B. Verness Broadway Oscar Shanks Louisville R. Mare Wesley Avenue Joseph Brinkman Reading Frances Shierloh Boberg Covington Clara Tamme Queen City Avenue James Griffin Mary Donion Adolph Bleschschmidt Tillie Kill Renner Street

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Rice Porter wedding ties two families in June 1898

Miss Kittle H Porter wed Sidney Lym in Rice on June 7 1898 at the bride’s mother Mrs W H Porter residence. Rev George W McCready officiated the ceremony. The couple begins life together in a union recorded in local society notices.

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Rice

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Former Cincinnati Youth Dies in San Francisco While Awaiting Manila Orders

Neil C. Sullivan son of Hon Neil Sullivan formerly of Hamilton County died in San Francisco while awaiting transport with his regiment the First Colorado Volunteers He had just finished high school and volunteered on the Presidents first call His father once supervised Friend Foxs paper mill at Crescentville near Glendale before moving to Longmont Colorado His illness meningitis prompted telegraphed news to his parents who reached him shortly before death

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Neil C. Sullivan Neil Sullivan Hamilton County San Francisco Sullivan Longmont Col Friend & Fox Crescentville Glendale

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Chamber of Commerce meeting plans defense of organization objectives

Calls went to Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation members for the annual meeting at Room A Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday June 15. Attention is on a discussion of the plans and objects of the organization and a full attendance is urged.

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Board of Trade Bureau of Transportation Chamber of Commerce

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Hauser and Spreen Obituaries From Dayton and Boulder

Monday morning 7 30 funeral for Matthias Hauser in Dayton Kentucky from son in law John P Newman at 1 30 Wednesday. Spreen Abraham F June 3 in Boulder Colorado funeral Wednesday June 8 at 2 p m Vine Street Hill Cemetery.

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Hackberry Street St. Francis de Sales Church Spreen Abraham F Florence Spreen Berstler Boulder Col Vine Street Hill Cemetery

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Incomplete OCR note hints at officials and names

Fragmentary text mentions individuals Frank Andr Latta secretary and visitors, with unclear context. The garbled lines reference a meeting or invocation and local roles, but details are unreadable and specific outcomes cannot be determined.

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Assignee Sale of Cincinnati Real Estate in 1898

Insolvency Court of Hamilton County Ohio orders public auction on June 23 1898. At 11am on Walnut Hills Cincinnati includes Lot 37 and adjacent parcels with multiple improvements and appraisals, and at 3pm Wesley Avenue Court or Catherine Street burying grounds lots, plus additional Pine Street and Jordan Street parcels with varied appraisals. Terms require half cash and balance by mortgage or cash. announced by Boyce & Boyd and Eberson Co auctioneers.

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Commercial Tribune J. N. Woodscroft Grain Company Pike Gata Charles W. Baker J. N. Wooliscroft Grain CO Pike Building Robert 8 Schultz Pine Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania Rufus K. Schultz East Eighteenth Street New York N. Y Henry Schultz Eadward Schultz Spencer Schultz Witteth Saunders Minneapolis Minnesota Islard Brown Portland Ethelinda Air White Baltimore Neeret A. “Magearmu Aea Ey Ngton Asie Comstock Richmond Indiana Alice Miler South Market Street Oskaloosa Iowa T. Frazier Elliott Joseph Elliott Emma Ez. Umbrage Elizabeth Landes Hattie Knoekge H. Alexander Elliott Charles Rohrer State of Ohio Charles Schultz Jefferson Schultz Jefferson Chultz, Jr Elizabeth Vantes Annette Baldwin Charles Iles ‘Rohrer Eirs Conra Hultz, Sr de Stared Charles T. Pback de Bonis Conrad Schultz, Sr Hamilton County Henry M Schultz Tiss Cineinnett Woolen Factory Cope Hammel Coppock Flton County Willis’ Memper Tennessee Lumber Company Tennessee Lumber Co Sixth Street Front Low Front Street Allen Ena Ludlow Josiah Gardner Court of Common Pleas Jama County Lot Ludlow Harriet Street Allen’s Ludidw’'s Catherine L. Anderson Edwin D. Albro Oesses Sixth Street Cincinnati Willis M. Kemper First National Bank Thos. M.dougall WM. Worthington Cone & Michie Stephens & Lincoln Orneys Walnut Hills County of Hamilton David R. Kemp Forest Street Highland Avenue Wesley Avenue City of County of Hamilton Court and Clark Streets Court Or Catherine Street Clark Street Isaac and William Graveson, Jr Illiam Graveson David M. Marsh Maynard French Pees John Jordan Johnson & Wiggins Hamilton Carr Jordan Street Ordan ‘Street Jordan Airostain Hamton County Jan Street Jorn Street Methodist Ipisco Tiesland Clemons Gouri Williamson Weld Court Wm. Graveson Boyce & Boyd WM. V. Ebersole & CO

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State Building Commission Seeks Plans for Capitol Style Building

The State Building Commission will receive by June 25, 1898, plans and cost estimates for a new building of Capitol style and height, to be located about 2 miles east of the present Capitol. A general plan may be seen at the clerk's office.

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THE State Building Commission State Os Se Cman HA Moor

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Registration of Members and Guests Preliminaries Held

First Business Session Opens For Foundrymen Convention

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Two Brakemen Injured In Williamsburg Yard Accident

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No. 46 Leaves Cincinnati 8:00 a.m. Daily via Big Four

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Local Credit Men Elect Delegates to Detroit Convention

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Teething Troubles in Young Child Health Note

Health Force The City's Good Streets

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Protests over Spellmire as City Elections Board Meets

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New Grand Army Post Formed in City Name

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Lockland High School Holds Fifth Commencement

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Conference Committee Formed By Chamber Of Commerce Leaders

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Big Grocery Firm Fails Receivers Appointed Across States

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Farmer Injured as Wagon Wheel Crushes Leg

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Married Couples Listed In City Directory Snippet

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Rice Porter wedding ties two families in June 1898

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Former Cincinnati Youth Dies in San Francisco While Awaiting Manila Orders

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Chamber of Commerce meeting plans defense of organization objectives

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Hauser and Spreen Obituaries From Dayton and Boulder

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Incomplete OCR note hints at officials and names

Assignee Sale of Cincinnati Real Estate in 1898

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State Building Commission Seeks Plans for Capitol Style Building

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