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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1900

Page

9

Graduating Class of University of Cincinnati Honors

The Cincinnatian notes the 1,351 enrollment at the University and lists graduates by name with degrees from B.A. to B.S. and notes for many, including David Alexander of New York City and Moise Bergman, among others, with awards, society ties, and future plans.

Ayers University of Cincinnati Old McMicken Cincinnatian University Briggs Cunningham Asa van Wormer Avid Linton William A. Procter David Alexander David Alexander New York City Abraham S. Anspacher Hebrew Union College Nellie Ashfield Moise Bergman Hannah Billigheimer Clyde Kemper Cairns Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bodo DeBeck McMicken Review Irvin Driehaus Mary Irene Dykins

Marmet Coal Bid Sparks Public Service Board Debate

The Board of Public Service met to award coal contracts for city pumping stations with Marmet Company favored as lowest bidder. Protests from Kincon and other bidders demanded fair 30 day tests and challenged Front Street smokeless coal use, while officials defended the process and upheld the Marmet award.

Board of Public Service Marmet Company Commercial Tribune Front Street Marmet Allison Committee of the Whole City Water Works Co. G. Blake Mr. Blake Blake Magly

Smokeless coal bid wins city supply for Front Street

The Kineon Coal Company argues Tennessee coal is vastly superior to Kentucky coal by at least 230 percent and urges awarding both grades for smokeless use. The board notes lower prices at Front Street and Eden Park, cites boiler capacity limits, and credits employee opinions in support of smokeless coal despite earlier objections.

Tennessee Kentucky August Silk Cincinnati Street Railway Company THE Kineon Coal CO Sol. P. Kineon Kineon Magly Boeh Front Street Eden Park Board of City Affairs Board of Administration

Day of Picnics for City Congregations

Yesterday two large city congregations hosted picnics at Whitewater Park and Miami Grove. Ninth Street Baptist Church offered athletic games and family amusements for thousands, while Central Christian Church attendance neared a thousand under Rev. A. M. Harruot guiding the event.

Ninth Street Baptist Church Whitewater Park Miami Grove Central Christian Church A. M. Harruot

Congress Club Outing Committee Chooses Site Plan

President Charles Naughton of the Congress Club yesterday named Andrew Gregg as chairman with J J Cannon Captain Philip Hurley Frank Ort and John G Smith on a committee to select a location for the annual ten day outing. The panel has two weeks to report after visiting Atlantic City and Michigan resorts.

Charles’ Naughton Congress Club Andrew Gregg J. J. Cannon Philip Hurley Frank Ort John G. Smith Atlantic City Michigan

Beef dressing contest offers $500 purse at Cheviot picnic

At Green Township Harvest Home grounds near Cheviot today a beef dressing contest awards a $500 purse. Contestants include Andy Amrein of this city and Charles Mack of Dayton. The German Journeymen Butchers' association sponsors a picnic starting at 9 o'clock with tests. Several sheep dressing contests are also listed.

Cheviot Green Township Andy Amrein Charles Mack Dayton

Tramp Identified as Burns as McQuery Fights for Life

Coven ting police and hospital officials report Patrolman McQuery in a critical, long fight after a Friday shooting and a tramps murder in the Ludlow woods. Wallace Bishop alias Burns, once a St. Louis newsboy, identified. Lyons and five other tramps held for murder and accessories as grand jury probes the case.

Ludlow McQuery Covington Cincinnati Hospital Burns William Burns Commercial Tribune Wallace Bishop St. Louis John Donnelly Donnelly St. Louis Chronicle The Chronicle Cincinnati Bishop James’ Lyons Aig Ene Lyons McQueery Shde McQuery Henry Lewis Shine Bishop and Lyons James Hughes Ed Mellvain Spepeesis N.J Phil Griffin C N Griffin Lyo

Art Club Names 1900 1901 Committees

The Cincinnati Art Club announces appointed standing committees for 1900 1901. Exhibition committee members include Geos Deberetner, William A. McCord, L. H. Meakin, and others. Entertainment, Library, Critic, and Finance committees are listed with members such as Major W. R. McComas, Leroy Latham, Sturgis F. Laurence, Leon Van Loo, and Lawrence Poland. Librarian position noted.

The Cincinnati Art Club Geos Deberetner Wm. A. McCord L. H. Meakin Wm. Dietz J. H. Sharp A. Bicoten J. Dee Wareham John €. Meyenberg Vincent Nowotthy W. R. McComas Leroy Latham Sgl F. Trounstine W. P. McDonald Sturgis F. Laurence Wm. H. Fry Gustav Drach Leon van Loo Lawrence Poland Raphael Strauss Enno Meyer

Bids Unopened on Road Bridge Substructure

The Board of County Commissioners delayed opening bids for the Mostellar road bridge substructure due to the pending Norwood Bridge decision. Five bidders submitted offers exceeding $1,000, but bids were left unopened as the Norwood verdict may affect similar contracts. The Norwood case is to be reheard and clarified.

Dempsey Norwood Bridge Board of County Commissioners Mostellar Road

Union Levee Improvement Sought by Anderson Township

A citizen delegation led by William B Campbell urged County Commissioners to widen and pave the Union levee in Anderson Township. The board called the request essential, asked the Solicitor to review the law, and instructed the Chief Engineer to draft plans and specifications for the project.

Anderson Township William B. Campbell Gineer

Winnipeg Brief: McArthur Family Seeks Medical Aid

Winnipeg reports Alexander McArthur and his wife with one child have a medical issue and request assistance. The note mentions aLW. minihe aia and pete gaphones as unclear items in the readable text. Further details are not provided in the fragment.

Winnepeg Manitoba Alexander McArthur Minihe Aia Pete Gaphones

Blaine Club Delegates to Kansas City for Democratic Convention

Hamilton County Democrats organize for the Philadelphia and National conventions. The Blaine Club lists a fifty piece band and officers led by Commander John Proctor. Delegates and alternates are chosen, with L. G. Bernard and John G. Roth as district picks and L. J. Dolle and Benjamin Long as district presidents. The Cincinnati delegation departs Tuesday at 8 30 over the Big Four road, with a Duckworth committee report expected.

Philadelphia John Proctor E. L. Lewis Aug. Herrmann R. K. Hynicka Frank S. Krug Henry Snyder Thomas Edwards Joseph F. Kushman Charles J. Christie Charles B. Arnold Fred Good Robert J. O’brien H. E. Knorr Jas. E. Myers Ed Heimbach Ed Beeman William Schiebel W. J. Fagin John Carroll Joe Gaul George Wunder Joan Vogt Hamilton County Duckworth Club Joshua M. Dawson Joseph Rielag Louis J. Dolle Alex Matthews L. G. Bernard C. W.baker John G. Roth Henry Ketter Wm. Stacey Geo. Linneman Anderson Township Benjamin Long J.J. Barnes Colerain Township State Central Committee Chas. Nobel Louis Reemelin Herman Wessel John E. Bruce College’ Hill Marion B. McIntyre Cincinnati Dee Duckworth Kansas City

CITY FINANCES DISCUSSED OVER LEVIES AND REVENUES

Cincinnati officials debate future revenue as valuations may fall. City can float $1,000,000 Water Works bonds at 3 percent with premium. Expenditures rise in library funds street cleaning and free school books, prompting calls for economy and possible deficiency bonds or annexation.

Cincinnati Finance Committee Board of Legislation Beneker Hospital Board of Education University Commercial Tribune Bu Jane Board of Supervisors Water Works Department Business Men’s Club Board of Public Service Cincinnati Southern Railroad Ctty

Prohibition State Convention Nominates Full Ticket

The Prohibition State Convention in Denver nominates a full state ticket led by J. R. Wiley for governor The platform blames the President for the spread of drinkeries in the Philippines Puerto Rico and Cuba and calls for a moratorium on liquor establishments nationwide.

Denver Col Prohibition State Convention J. R. Wiley United States Philippine Islands Puerto, Rico Cuba

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