Wesleyan Alumnae Dinner Honors Dead and Names Officers
The forty ninth anniversary dinner of the Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumnae Association was held at the Grand Hotel. A morning program led to a 1:30 banquet with toasts and tributes to four deceased members. Katherine Mulliken was elected president with Nancy Brown Goodrich as vice president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Grand Hotel
W. F. Robertson
Association
Marié Brown Shanks
Louisville
Belle Worth Hooper
Bessie Ludlow Walker
Mary Hunt Weakley
Mary Rariden
Clara Albro Smith
Mary Newman Carey
Anna Taylor Johnson
Emma Randall McFarlan
Jennie Hatch Phillips
Fanniie Sheppard Ireland
Louise Stone Jones
Anna Wood Thompson
McClelland Brown
Katherine Mulliken
Nancy Brown Goodrich
Bigbee Hughes
Carrie McPherson
North Cincinnati Turners Hold Annual Zoo Outing
The North Cincinnati Turners host their yearly outing at the Zoo with many members and guests from both sides of the river. A full athletic program features high jump rivalries, relay races, and many entries across running and jumping events. Judge panels include Dr. Knoch Dr. Ziegler and Dr. Rettig while Liberati and his band perform with evening tableaux and a women’s swing club exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo
Robert Schledorn
Ohio
Superintendent Longenecker
Knoch
Ziegler
Rettig
Liberati
Flowers on Confederate Mounds Memorial Service in Columbus
Confederate soldiers and friends depart this morning by Big Four train to Columbus for a 2 p.m. memorial at Camp Chase. Ohio funds support cemetery cars and a surrounding wall. Speakers include General H. A. M. Henderson and Charles A. Osvenor. A Grand Army squad will fire a salute. school children of Columbus place flowers sent by Southern women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Camp Chase
State of
Ohio
H. A. M. Henderson
South
Charles A. Osvenor
Grand Army
Captain Pete Purcell Burns Injure Fire at Dana & Co
Captain Pete Purcell of Engine Company 7 was severely burned at Dana & Co. ice cream plant in Dana street Ninth and Sycamore. A tank of oil ignited on the second floor causing a flash that scorched his face and hands and forced his removal home. Fire crews aided Purcell and the blaze was quickly controlled with minimal damage about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Purcell
Dana & Co
Ninth
Sycamore
Purcell
Patrol 2
Entertainments Planned for Sixth National Liquor Dealers Meet
The local committee preparing for the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers hosts invites distillers and wholesale dealers of Cincinnati to attend. The organizing groups include Entertainment and Reception chairs with listed committee members aiding in arrangements for the June 19 opening at Burnet House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Burnet House
Cincinnati
T.E. McNamara
J. Walter Freiry
James T. McHugh
Morris L. Bettman
Lee H.we
W. N. Hobart
Milton 8. Ho
Adolph Loeb
H. Hegner
C. Reiley
George F. Dieterle
Sol W. Levi
Charles H. Jacob
Benjamin Pritz
Joseph Debar
Jos. A. Mus
W. C. Sanders
Isaac Rheinstrom
Sigelberg
Henry M. Rubel
George Diehl
Julius Moyse
Jos. Silverman
Simon Block
Joseph It
Police Uniform Fails as Suspect Is Arrested in Norwood
A police officer, George C. Rogers, detained by detectives Calnan and Sweeney, was jailed at Central Station after being tied to palm thefts in Norwood. Investigators had linked him to recent plant robberies and tracked him watching a fire at Ninth and Sycamore streets before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calnan
Sweeney
Central Station
Norwood
George C. Rogers
Rogers
Ninth
Sycamore
Nave Ee
Ogers
Keo
Marshal Eberhart
Hayes & Sons Expand Offices Again In Bond Firm Ad
W J Hayes and Sons bankers and dealers in bonds enlarge their Cincinnati offices, adding a reading room for clients with access to financial publications and statistics. The firm, established 1882, operates Cleveland headquarters and Boston and Cincinnati offices, with Mr A L Rich in charge of Cincinnati. All client principals have been protected despite handling hundreds of millions in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Messrs. W. J. Hayes & Sons
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
A. L. Rich
Boston
Pagenk Conferred by Columbia Lodge No 15 K of P
Columbia Lodge No 15 of the Knights of Pythias conferred the Pagenk on two candidates at Friday night’s meeting. Officers elected include Chancellor Commander Martin Lwan Vice Chancellor Howant Funt Prelate Mn M Lyons Master of the Work Harry Headey Inner Guard Thomas Heatley Outer Guard Ben T Archer and Dr John J Walker was named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
No. 15
K. of P
Martin Lwan
Howant Funt
Mn M. Lyons
Harry Headey
Ter
John J. Walker
Thomas Heatley
Ben T. Archer
Race Notes From a Fast Schedule
Fragmentary report mentions cars, schedules, and a fourth race at a venue called Birenk. No clear outcomes or names are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birenk
Hudepohl Singing Society to Celebrate 40 Years
The Hudepohl Singing Society founded in 1861 marks its fortieth anniversary Sunday at the Walnut Hills Odeon. The United Singers of Cincinnati and Newport perform with Charles G. Schmidt delivering the opening address. A new silk flag dedication features a speech by Lieutenant Governor Caldwell. Prof. Joseph Lohmann leads the music with Hill's military band in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudepohl Singing Society
Walnut Hills Odeon
United Singers of
Cincinnati
Newport
Charles G. Schmidt
Caldwell
Joseph Lohmann
Hill
Businesswoman Granted Divorce in Desertion Case
Judge Davis granted a divorce to Margaret Schwartz secretary of Ebbert Richardson Printing Company from her husband Charles on desertion and nonsupport. Schwartz is said to have no fixed home and has written her from various places. Martha Luhn seeks divorce from Clemens Ann, married in December 1.
Blazes Damage Two Wyoming Structures. Sparks Suspected
At 2 pm a fire on the roof of the C. H. & D. Freight Warehouse in Wyoming was fought by a bucket brigade and extinguished with slight loss. At 4 pm a fire on the Woodruff estate brick building near Wyoming avenue and C. H. & D. at Locklair caused more damage. Officer Distler alerted the fire department. the twelfth fire in six years at this building. William Seymore occupies the structure. Sparks from a locomotive are suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Woodruff Estate
Wyoming Avenue
Locklai
George Distler
Wm. Seymore
Special B and O train tours Luhrig coal mines
A 3:2 morning B and O train carried about forty business leaders from Athens to the Luhrig Coal Company mines near Athens to observe new mining methods. The party, hosted by company president Alex Cunningham and officers, will spend the day touring operations with meals served aboard return this evening. Representing Athens were Gen C H Grosvenor W E Peters R L Jones Titus Gardner Thomas Rennick G M Verity L Roney Phas Neuffer G W Plumiey Bloom John Sands. From Columbus D L Bidderson Glouster David Williams Dayton George F Diefenbach See Buchanan Camden M L Sternberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
Luhrig Coal Company
Athens
Luhrig Company
Alex. Cunningham
Henry Burkhold
C. A. Chambers
Titus
T. Gardner
M.rt Thomas
L. Rennick
G. M. Verity
L. Roney
Phas Neuffer
G. W. Plumiey
Bloom
John Sands
Columbus
D. L. Bidderson
Glouster
David Williams
Dayton
George F. Diefenbach
Buchanan
Camden
M L. Sternberger
National Guard to Hold Convention in Newark Grounds
Ohio National Guard officers plan to attend the eighteenth annual convention at the State camp grounds in Newark lasting three days. Captain Harry Hake of Company I will read a paper on maintenance of interest in drill. A vacancy was filled by First Lieutenant Frank Ward with Sergean Quartermaster Albert Beebe elected Second Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Association
State of Ohio
State Guard
State Camp Grounds
Newark
Cincinnati
Harry Hake
Taylor L. Brooks
Frank Ward
Albert Beebe
City Infirmary
Hartwell
Fall Festival Floral Parade Moves Ahead
John L. Shuff reports a brighter outlook for the Fall Festival Flower Parade with city ladies joining, the D A R and Woman's Club civic department pledging aid, and schools set to participate. Miss Ayer and Miss Bliss return to assist, with decorating guidance at Room 30 Methodist Booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Shuff
Woman's Club
Missayer
Iss Bliss
Methodist
Rendigs Magill hardware firm faces ouster suit
Frank Magill petitions in court claiming he was ousted from co ownership and salary terms at Rendigs Magill Hardware Company begun at Eighth and Main. He seeks damages against William Rendigs and Frank Magill for alleged wrongful removal after years in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendigs
Eich Ae Wm. P. Bendigs
German Pioneer Society Holds Annual Officer Election
The annual election for officers of the German Pioneer Society was held last evening at Central Turner Hall. Officers chosen include President Louis Diemer, Vice President Carl Nickels, Secretary Conrad Krager, Treasurer Herman Steuter, Directors Frank Schmitt Peter Knaul Otmar Topf Carl Vogel Herman Schlemmer, and Banner Bearer Ernest Tettenborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Pioneer Society
Turner Hall
Louis Diemer
Carl Nickels
Conrad Krager
Herman Steuter
Frank Schmitt
Peter Knaul
Ottomar Topf
Carl Vogel
Herman Schlemmer
Ernest Tettenborn
Child in minor accident after window pane strikes head
Virginia Ehrgott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Ehrgott, escaped a fatality when a broken window pane fell and struck her head yesterday morning. Four stitches were required to close the gash and Dr Singleton attended, with no serious outcomes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Little Virginia Ehrgott
Louis Ehrgott
Singleton
Polish Witnesses Complicate Jury Trial Over Tanner Stabbing
Judge Littleford and jurors listen to Polish witnesses translations as Zigamori Zikowski faces charges of stabbing a fellow tanner with a hook during a fight weeks earlier. The case centers on who struck first and the intent behind the act.
Memorial Services At Spring Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows plan memorial exercises tomorrow afternoon at Spring Grove Cemetery on the Relief Committee lot. Graves will be decorated under the Daughters of Rebekah led by Sisters Littell Manwood and Johnson. Rev Pogue Judge McNeill Sister Littell Mr Herrlinger and others will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Spring Grove Cemetery
Daughters of Rebekah
Littell
Manwood and Johnson
Mr. Pogue
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Judge McNeill
Herrlinger
Prize Offer For Paintings At Annual Exhibition
Three prizes of 100 dollars each will be awarded through the Art Club at its annual exhibition next November for landscape portrait and genre pieces. Local artists only may compete and the donor may purchase any or all works at catalogue prices. If results please, the offer may be renewed and become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Man Charged With Theft On Coney Island Boat
Harry Siegle was charged with stealing a watch from Mary Knoll aboard a Coney Island boat. He was remanded to jail in 100 dollars bail. Some witnesses did not wish to prosecute, but the case will be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Siegle
Mary Knoll
Coney Island
Statts Verband of Ohio to Hold Meeting at St Stephen's Hall
Special Despatch reports the Statts Verbund of Ohio planning a meeting at St Stephen's Hall in Hamilton on Monday. The Catholic society group includes about 8,000 members and invites Gee Elder as guest of honor with many of the state's Catholic churches expected. A parade with 2,000 participants will occur on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Statts Verbund
Ohio
St. Stephen's Hall
Gee Elder
Automobilie Club outing to President Holden's Kennedy Heights home
A dozen or more members will depart the clubhouse at 2 pm for a run to President R. A. Holden Jr.'s country place in Kennedy Heights. They will be entertained by Mr. Holden. Boro-Formalin, used as a tooth and mouth wash, leaves the mouth sweet and pure all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Holden, Jr
Kennedy Heights
Mr. Holden
Elmer & Amend
Harrison High School Holds Twenty First Annual Commencement
The twenty first annual commencement of Harrison High School will take place this evening. Boone, Superintendent of Cincinnati Schools, will deliver the address. Surdo and the Ariel Singh under the direction of Arthur Leroy Tebbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Boone
Cincinnati
Surdo
Arthur Leroy Tebbs
Third Church of Christ Scientist Peebles Corner Notice
Services at 10:45 and 7:45 with Wednesday 7:45 service indicated. Aging room opens daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Church OF Christ, Scientist
Peebles Corner
Sacraent
Trustee appointed for Southern Buggy Company estate
The Insolvency Court of Hamilton County Ohio appoints Frederick Closs as trustee for the creditors of the late Southern Buggy Company. Creditors must present their claims for allowance without delay. Attorneys CLOSS & LUEBBERT, 40-41 Pickering Building Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Hamilton County
Ohio
Central Avenue
Guy W. Mallon
Peason
Coffey, Mallon, Mills & Vordenberg
Carlisle Bldg
Southern Buggy Company
Frederick Closs
Closs & Luebbert
Pickering Building
Incinnati, O
Sarah J. Pearce
Cincinnati
Thomas C. Pearce
Henry Pearce, JR
A. C. Shattuck
Johnston Building
Frederick W. Lee
Chris Kampmann
Fulton & Woost
Glendale Village School District to Sell 4% Bonds
Sealed proposals are invited by the Glendale Village School District Ohio for two thousand dollars of 4 percent bonds issued July 1 1901 to fund the new Glendale schoolhouse. Bids due July 1 1901 with certified checks for two hundred dollars. Bond terms include semiannual interest and redemption in 1925 and 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Board of Education
Glendale
Board of Education
Glendale Village
Hamilton County
Ohio
Glendale Vilage
Ohio Valley One Bank
Cincinnati
Ant
Glendale Will
Bane
Asia
Poeels
S Shou
Ina
Coal Sealed Proposals for Schoolhouse Coal Supply
Sealed proposals are due at the Cincinnati Board of Education office by 12 noon on Monday July 1 for furnishing and delivering coal to schoolhouses under specifications numbered 1 2 and 8. Each bid must use blank forms and list all interested parties and include a guaranty by a disinterested person equal to 30 percent of the bid. The board may select any bid and the Chairman Committee on Fuel reserves the right to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ohio
Furnishi
Snell
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Quartermaster's Department
Ign
EL B. B. Ontwood
Municipal Misgovernment Essay by Har Lands
Har Lands presents an essay on municipal misgovernment with emphasis from the Literary Club. HT H. B. Croy serves as clerk and facilitator for the discussion and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlands, Land
H. B. Croy
Cincinnati to Sell Bridge Repair Bonds in 1901 Auction
The City of Cincinnati offers fifty thousand dollars in three and one half percent bridge repair and reconstruction bonds. Bids due June 2 1901 noon at the Board of Public Service. Bonds issued April 1 1901 redeemable April 1 1911 or later with 1921 maturity optional. Bidders must include certified five percent par value with bid. bids to use clerk issued forms. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of Public Service
General Assembly
State of
Board of Administration
O. S
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Change National Bank of
Public Service
Bae
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holmss
American Change National Bank
American Exchange National Bank
Board Ofublic Service
George F. Holmes
Oakley Sealed Bids Sought for Brazee Street Bonds
Village of Oakley invites sealed bids at the B and O Station in Oakley until 12 o clock July 9 1901 for ten bonds of 22 20 each maturing 1 to 10 years from date at 4 percent interest. Bonds issued to fund a Brazee street improvement special tax levy. bids at par plus accrued interest with cash reduction option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley, Gee
Avi
Oakley” C
W. Ry
Oakley
Vilage
Revie
Franklin Bank
Cincinnati
To Ana
Brazee Street
sToss
Sherman Avenue bonds offered by Oakley village
Sealed bids for ten Sherman Avenue bonds of Oakley Ohio are invited by the clerk for sale on July 9 1901. Bonds mature in ten years with 4 percent interest payable annually and may be reduced if assessments are paid in cash before sale. Proposals must be sealed and endorsed for Sherman Avenue bonds.
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Wesleyan
Alumne Association
Ida Stevens Maltby
Alice Shaw Barnett
Mary Hughes Shaw Ont
Wood Thompson
Lee Phillips
Ently Lloyd
Portsmouth
Ghevieve Lloyd
Cordelia Shotwell Campbell
Ranger T. Glenny
Mar
Sue Wade
Epdora Roliteon
Nicholasville
Ollie Leslie
June Bramble Kunz
Anna Dale Brent
Wasson Doering
Ella Dawson
Mattie Ludlow Bowman
Brownie Park Donagh
May Campbell Davi
Emma C. Titus
Ester Wade Thomas
Fanny Roberts Griffth
Fannie P. Hog
Ton
Kate Hall Hart
Celia D. Wright
Elizabeth Glennind
Rebecca Keyt Humes
Ella F. Ball
Carrie M
Julia Caldwell
Maat Miller Kitchell
Yeatmaine Co
McLean
Amelia Liebhart
Shigley
Katherine Friend Izor
Annie Dale Brent
Nellie M. Sutherland
Ida Crary
Mackelfreshe
Jeannette Caldwell
North Society
EDA, Knarr
Pete Purcell
Bady
Sycamore Street
Crue
George Rogers
Columbia
Beaumont, Texas
Charles Schwartz
Millcreek Valley
the Commercial Tribune
Shillito’s
W. V. Ebersole & CO
Ebersole
R. J. Patton CO
College OF Correspondence
E Tench
the Cincinnati College OF Correspondence
East Fifth Street
John Francis Coffey
George C. Shaw
May Street
Walnut Hills
Albert Mayer
Ezehiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Luhing Company
C. H. Grosvenor
W. E. Peters
R. L. Jones
Nojonations
George H. Morris
W. W. Daniels
R. William Marmet
Ugo Gruner
H. Rainforth
K. Prize McCabe
Ss. J. Murray
A. A. Taylor
B. Wing
McLaughlin
G. M. Ingalls
Daniel Oliver
W. B. Richards
J. C. Joes
R.J. Patton Co
East Fourth Street
Mrs. Farrell
Ular
Faee
Neave Building
Edwin W. Turner
Bill Clerk
Broadway
Beatrice Mean
East Ninth Street
C. L. Werk
William Weber
Elder Street
Gertrude Bub
East Clifton Avenue
Squire Smith
Chapple
Robert H. Chapple
S.C. Bayer
Foraker Avenue
Deisler
Barbara Deisler
Conrad Deisler
East Robbins Avenue
Covington
Bee
No. Race Street
Samuel Hill
Madisonville
Frank H
National Guard
Michie Bros
Stanoe Watches, Diamonds
Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
West
6Th St
James K. Stewart
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Old Windsor
Frank G. Tul
Idge & CO
Glendale College
R. Evo
ODEON
F. B. Dyer
Harcourt Place Seminary
Gambier
H. N. Hills
Princeton University
Hughes High School
Hughes High
Rancis L. Patton
State of Oxnro
I. A. I. Vorys
Pann Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
WuHerexor
A. J. Vorys
Sup’t
Insurance
J. W. Iredell, Jr
Cates
Chas. J. Iredell
Gen
Ag’t
Cincinnat
John Keeshan
Fairmount
Rr and
Campbell J. M’'Dia
Eer & Eine Ng
LUD- Jr S
Wigg Ag
Frank Magill
St. Benasch & Woors
Forbus Street
van Hart Street
Margaret Street
Estwood Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Quebec Road
Board of Public Servce
City of
A.D
Edwin Henderson
Board of Public Allison
F. Holmes
Zikowski
Woodward
Woodward High School
Chef Butler
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Siegle
Verbund
Commercial Tribune
Harrison
Simms Medicine CO
St. Louie
Alleghany Mountains
Washington
Baltimore
Braun & Kipp
New Excellent Foundry Company
Freeman Avenue
Excellent Process
H. R. Saxby
Jerome D. Creed
S. W. Er
Edwin S. Emerson
Butterfield
Clemmer
J. H. J. H. Clemmer
Torrey
COAL
Society Notice
City OF Cincinnati
Isc
Frankbank
Sherman Avenue
William Weasel
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