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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

4

The Commercial Tribune Subscription Rates Notice

Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, including by mail and carrier delivery. Foreign rates cover Great Britain and other countries with postpaid options. Offices in Cincinnati Covington Newport London and Washington provide news services and reading rooms.

Great Britain Portal Union the Commercial Tribune CO Cincinnati Walnut Hilus McMillan Street Covington Scott Street Newport York Street London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square Washington Mupeey Building

Dickens versus modern American government in a cautious defense

The piece argues Dickens’s harsh views on Washington in the 1830s would not hold for today’s Americans. It contends graft and demagogues persist but cites progress in public conscience and honesty, urging forward looking hope and belief in a stronger republic.

Charles Dickens America Dickens Nazareth Washington Republic

Open Letter Snippets Read Like Local Political Satire

The passage pages a satire on Taft rail rate plans and Roosevelt Perkins Root linked chatter. It lampoons railroad bosses and graft while referencing Nicaraguan conflicts and a fish that supposedly battles mosquitoes.

American Singer Engaged. Cincinnati Kindergarten Meeting

An American singer once with the Metropolitan Opera is reported engaged to a wealthy New Yorker. The Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School association held its annual meeting with Miss Annie Laws presiding and reports showing enrollment of 3153 children in 59 kindergartens, 2760 Mothers' Club members, receipts of 11800.34 and expenditures of 11523.90.

Metropolitan Opera House Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School Association Annie Laws Austin Goodman Charles H. Kellogg Goodman Lillian H. Stone Cincinnati Julia Bothwell Grace’ Fry Bernice Phelps General Mothers’ Association Christchurch Department of Household Economics Bertha Jenny Louise Tilghman Myrtle Huggins Estelle Pressier Scents’ Club Anna Stretoon Aluminae Association Susie Tuite Wayland R. Benédict Alfred Friedlander Casper H. Rowe Eugenie M. Werk Frank H. Nelson W. Jordan Taylor John McWithrow Elsie Hobart

Mrs Baldridge Hosts Five Hundred Party in Covington

Social notes detail Mrs H B Riddell hosting a spring themed five hundred party for daughter Mrs Charles Bunton of Pittsburg. Guests wore pastel gowns, prizes awarded to victors, and the home glowed with daisies peonies and ramblers. A separate social column reports upcoming whist tournaments and club events across Covington Newport and Southgate with multiple hostesses and guests listed.

AL Setea Benjamin James Etanons St. Lou's Aaa Herget Florence Teal Berenice Maddux Frank Stoddart Drake Virgil Markley Gerrard, Jr Helen Robertson Frieda Leisinger Forest Maddux William Wilfert Vigil Gerrara Elmer Long Elmer Walthers Oliver Mills Chester Lish~awa Robert Holland Fred Zeis Arthur Ruoff Alms West St. Louis Tare Jas Aafia John Griefé Charles Wilson Newport, Ky Nellie Gately Rebecca Gately Covington, Ky L. C. Lynds Pattonsville Russel O. Johnson Forestville Grace Ayer Estelle Ayer Pleasant Hill Arthur Partridge Franklin Wilfert Ambroshia Wilfert Bruit Hill Mlabel Redrow Richmond Ind Irvin Hollenbeck Covington S. W. Markley California W. G Markley Fruit Hill E. J. Prickett Lebanon Elmer E.’Lodg John Herget Cameron Beck Lake George George W. Maddux Jacob Markley Ogden J. Markley Forrestville W. R J. W. Baldridge H. B. Riddell Charles Bunton Pittsburg Mrs. Bunton Mrs. Riddell Charles Brown Lillie Baldridge Nancy Brown Nancy Bunton Columbus Albert Silva Newport Elva Hawkins Blue Grass Inn Southgate William Tobin Denver Col George Rosselle Ben Bramlage Frank Gorton Frank Ransom T. J. Morgan Reed Ralph Trimble Hood W.W. Mills Eberhardt G. Dohrman Henry Heilie Pieper Mary Shine Coney Island Duncan Avondale Alie Howard Frances Manser Frances Fernbank Gladys Downard Marguerite Rucker Virginia Zeke Arnold Decoursey Pike Harry Mackay Kentucky Mary Queen Lucile Turner Jewish Hospital

Sewage plan raised by Dr Osmond in Lancet Clinic

Dr A E Osmond argues in the Lancet Clinic that Cincinnati faces a great problem of sanitation and urges action on a new sewage disposal system though not endorsing a specific plan. He notes open ditches and gutters filled with kitchen refuse and dirty liquids along street walls.

Sixth Street Gilbert Avenue Ida Street Ohio A. E. Osmond Lancet Cincinnati Dr. Osmond

Men Charged with Fraud Claim Queen City Interest

Roland H. Smith and Robert G. Pfiel former partners of A. J. Davis & Co. were charged in United States circuit court with fraud and misappropriation of a customer’s money. They claimed Cincinnati and New York Stock Exchange membership and were released on $6,000 bond each for a hearing on alleged improper use of funds and lack of restitution. The plaintiff cites about $200,000 in total claims.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Roland H. Smith Robert G. Pfiel A. J. Davis & Co Cincinnati New York United States Circuit Court P. Co. Hartford Ohio

Brokers Deny Bucket Shop Ties in Pittsburg Case

August Vos president of the stock exchange refutes claims that Cincinnati brokers Roland H. Smith and Robert C. Pfiel are members of the local exchange or that the firm A. J. Davis & Co. operates under the exchange name. He states no such affiliation exists and the firm is not known locally.

George J. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co Taft Mr. Perkins Cincinnati Stock Exchange Pittsburg Cincinnati August Vos The Stock Exchange Roland H. Smith Robert C. Pfiel Local Exchange A. J. Davis & Co Krtown

Man Turns Evil as Saintly Goodness Is Revealed

A perplexing saying contrasts inner evil with outward virtue, noting that the more one embraces goodness the stronger the perceived evil in a person’s heart appears to grow. The aphorism invites reflection on moral balance and perception.

Police Circles Report Confessions And Minor Arrests

Charles Wilshire, 17, employed at the Business Men's club, confessed to stealing a ball and mitt from the club locker and was charged with petty larceny. Herman Rolfus, florist, refused schoolyard orders, prompting police involvement. Judge Bode set open docket for an unnamed case. Detectives Hill and Harneld identified Jesse Cuban alias Joe Brown as the man seen jumping from a shed during a Kroeninger residence burglary on April 9.

Charles Wilshire Business Men’s Club Brennan Kincaid Herman Rolfus H. Thane Miller School For Girls Walnut Hills Bode Jesse Cuban Joe Brown Hill Harneld Weimeyer Broadway Kroeninger

Stolen Ring Reported by James Trick at 215 West Eighth

James Trick of 215 West Eighth Street notified police yesterday that a woman stole his $35 diamond ring. Burglars broke into the Liberty Clothing Company at Fifth and Elm streets Monday night and stole several suitcases and suits of clothes.

James Trick West Eighth Street Stollen Liberty Clothing Company Fifth and Elm Streets

Labor unions line up for city Labor Day parade

Labor unions in the city align for the Labor Day parade amid fears a cancellation would signal weakening. About a half dozen unions confirmed they will march, with council officers insisting the event proceeds regardless of turnout. A planning meeting is set for next Tuesday night to finalize parade arrangements.

Central Labor Council

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