Three Local High Schools Award Graduation Medals
Cincinnati high schools Hughes Walnut Hills and Woodward held graduation at Music Hall with 321 graduates. Speeches by Carl Fischer Louis Bernstein and Roy McLaughlin urged civic virtue and commercial achievement as medals were awarded for persistent effort.
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Louis Bernstein
Walnut Hills
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Bernstein
Roy M. McLaughlin
Woodward
America
Graduation Exercises Mark Medals and Diplomas at Music Hall
Music Hall filled with relatives and friends as medals are awarded to students for general scholarship and excellence in subjects at the graduation ceremony. The list names Hughes, Pavla Sinton, Jordan, Waln Walnut Hills, Woodward, and other medal recipients, with diplomas conferred by President Keller after a concise program.
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Keller
Union Board of High Schools
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van Cleve
Chopin
Carrie Ormsby Burns
John Howard Melish
Lord
Walter Aiken
Carl H. F. Fischer
Hughes
Chas. P. Taft
Marcus Adolph Haas
J. Albert Goldman
William C. Kennett, Jr
Arthur Joseph
E. Cort Williams
Louis Bernstein
Christian Boss
Frederick D. Niemes
Woodward
David Sinton
Rachel Barton Butler
Josephine Guest
Alumnas
George Story
Anne Susan Mackelfresh
Roy M. McLaughlin
Union Board
Table and Kitchen Practical Suggestions On What To Eat
A practical guide on spring meats focusing on veal and lamb selection and cooking. It explains quality cues for veal and lamb, parts best for roasting, and proper cooking times, with notes on digestion, economy, and a sample weekly menu.
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Turkey
Mark Twain
Lib’s Dixie solo sparks riot fear and fame for cornetist
The celebrated cornetist Sig Liberati recalling his first Dixie performance during a temperance lecture in Richmond after the war. He feared a mob as crowds roared hats and handkerchiefs in the audience. He later played Dixie several times and stayed with the lecturer before moving to a big band. Weather and illness affect Zoo show performers after the Richmond engagement.
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Zoological Garden
Dixie
Richmond
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Zoo
Miss Kitty Kruger Stricken With Typhoid in Robinson Circus
Miss Kitty Kruger a leading equestrienne of the Robinson Show falls ill with typhoid fever and is under physician care at a hospital. Rider Lampton takes her place in the double ring act with Miss Blanche Hard.
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Robinson Circus
Lampton
Prominent Cincinnati Star in England and Theatrical Ventures
A London exchange reports John R Rogers returning to reform vigor and planning a new venture with Mile Corinne in the play An American in England. Corinne, born in New Orleans in 1873, is highlighted as a long public figure with a rising star. The piece also covers Mansfield's deposition in the Rostand plagiarism suit, his reaction in a private car, and the attorney Gross pursuing testimony.
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Buttercup
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Chicago
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Mansfield
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Field
A Frohman Scheme Sensational Romeo Juliet Tour
London reports Sarah Bernhardt to play Romeo for a hundred nights in America with Maud Adams as Juliet. The arrangement was made at a Frohman supper with Maurice Grau present. Bernhardt will perform in English to promote an American tour and later appear in Europe.
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Horace Pell Dead Young Actor After Self Inflicted Wound
Horace Pell the young actor died in Cleveland after shooting himself at a hotel. He was unconscious for seven hours at Huron Street Hospital and had been given opiates. His brother 8. O. Pell of New York arrived to take the remains and the body would be sent to New York that evening.
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Dumas Play Censored in London Premiere
London censor bans the production of The First Visit at Garrick Theatre on Wednesday. American actress Beverley Sitgreaves was to star in the leading role in this English version of Une Visite de Noces.
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Beverley Sitgreaves
Garrick Theater
First annual outing of Union and Woman's Label Leagues at Berme Park
The Union Label League and the Woman's International Label League announce their first annual outing at Berme Park. Members span unions from across the United States, highlighting broad support and active participation.
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Rob inson Circus ends ties as Vine Street plan shifts
Charles Smith, former Vine Street Opera House manager and Adelaide Patti's first manager in the U S, died suddenly at the Courthouse. The Turners' Zoological Garden outing marks the North Cincinnati Turn Verein's twentieth anniversary with a 12 000 ticket advance, 400 participants, Maypole dance, Liberati Band concert, and a large gymnastic program. Coney Island adds vaudeville acts and a daily Saturday half holiday, with the First Regiment Band expected to perform.
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Liberati Military Band
Coney
Malcoms
Elwood Burton
Marie Delano
Knight
Jansen
First Regiment Ad
Railroad Official Killed at Middlepoint Ohio
Joseph Crato supervisor of Van Wert Division Pennsylvania Railway died in Middlepoint Ohio after stepping onto a side track during a fast passenger train pass. He was struck by a freight engine and killed instantly. his head and arm were severed from his body.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky, CO
Joseph Crato
van Wert
Pennsylvania Railway
Hetterich Appointed to Hamilton Police Force
Hamilton Ohio June 7 Director of Police Chas E Mason named Peter Hetterich as patrolman to replace Beech Ruble who resigned Ruble known as a lightweight boxer had made a police career Hetterich a former member of the city police force which was noted in dispatches
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Verdict Not Guilty In Sunday Golf Case
In New York on June 7 a jury found Benjamin Adams not guilty in a case arising from a Sunday golf game. The trial centered on alleged violations of Sunday recreation laws.
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Benjamin Adams
Bishop Nicholson Passes Away in Philadelphia
Bishop William Rufus Nicholson of the Reformed Episcopal Church in Philadelphia died at his home. Born in 1822 in Greene County Mississippi, he graduated from La Grange College Alabama and served as rector in New Orleans Cincinnati Boston and Newark. He joined the Reformed Episcopal Church in 1874 and was consecrated a bishop in 1876 and later served as dean of the theological seminary. He authored several religious works.
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Brother Accuses Brother of Arson in Wells County
Wabash Indiana June 7 Christian Grafft of Jefferson Township Wells County was arrested on a bench warrant charged with arson in a case tied to the Grafft Bros. & Krieg Echo tile mill fire on December 28 causing about 5000 dollars in losses. Carl Grafft accused Christian in public and allegedly urged him to burn another store. motive cited as estate dispute. Christian denies guilt and was released on 3000 dollar bond.
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Wells County
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Echo
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Williamsport
Robert Archibald
Poisoning Threat Hits Dayton Couple
Special Despatch reports George Tierel and his wife, both African Americans, poisoned by arsenic in Dayton. The wife is in serious condition, and investigators fear the toxin entered their drink. police have requested the ice company to cooperate as inquiries continue.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
George Tierel
Special elections set for Hamilton Ohio bond issues
Hamilton Ohio June 7 judges of elections met and secured tickets for a special bond election to decide two questions. Voters will choose on a $12,000 market house and a $7,000 upgrade to the municipal electric light plant. Polls open 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A political fight against both measures has developed.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Shipping News From Around the World June 7
Various ships arrive and depart with passages and routes listed. The Asol It ion from Boston arrives in Glasgow while The Desterro from Hamburg heads to San Francisco. Other vessels include The Georgia from New York to Genoa and The Mongune from Seattle to Nagasaki via Suez.
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Ohio funeral directors elect new officers
Officers elected by the Funeral Directors Association of Ohio include President J. H. Hyte of Cincinnati. First Vice President L. Smith of Ripley. Second Vice President J. T. Rudy of Massillon. Sergeant-at-Arms Shearer. and Secretary-Treasurer F. Fisher of Columbus.
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Columbus
Funeral Directors’ Association of Ohio Today
J. H. Hyte
Cincinnati
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Ripley
J. T. Rudy
Massillon
Shearer
General Otis Sister Dying in Marion Ohio
Mrs Valentine Fehl aged 77 eldest sister of General E S Otis suffered a paralytic stroke at her home in Marion County Ohio as of June 7.
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Hansutten
Yender Wye County
Free brick and wood building planned for Isaac Joseph
Plans call for a $7,000 free building to be erected for Isaac Joseph on Hunt street East Third street area. The lot was leased this week by H Pendleton with Jackson and Forbes, enabling purchase options, next to Kroger’s warehouse. The 100 foot front runs to the railroad and the site will host brass goods and railroad machinery manufacturing. Isaac Joseph heads a new company.
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Kroger
Property transfers and mortgages listed in city record
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgages is recorded. Transactions include transfers to Sequences of individuals and companies with lot numbers, sections, and prices such as $3,100 and $580, plus numerous lease details and mortgage notes among banks and trust companies.
Police Commissioner C B Wing Confined to Room
Report says Police Commissioner C B Wing is confined to his room with illness feared to be serious. Mention notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a claimed remedy in the period language.
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