Sermon on the Gospel Treasure in a Field at Second Presbyterian
The Second Presbyterian Church hosted Dr. Lee who preached on Matthew 13 44 teaching the kingdom of heaven as a hidden treasure. He urged personal discovery, self renunciation and meeting the gospel’s demands to gain eternal life with faith and surrender.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Lee
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
Zaccheus
Bartimeus
China
Jesus Christ
Christ's Love of Nature and Jesus Optimism in Faith
A Ninth Street Baptist Church service at Walnut Street Theater featured Dr. Warren G. Partridge preaching on The Man of Galilee. He argued Jesus found God in nature, praised nature's parables, and promoted faith over doubt amid modern skeptics.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Warren G. Partridge
Galilee
Jesus
Tennyson
Gladstone
Earth
Catherine the Great
Voltaire
Biblical Way of Living at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. L. Work preaches on the Christian vow and the necessity of Bible reading The sermon stresses that vows must be kept and that neglect of vows fuels deadness in churches The talk cites Numbers and Deuteronomy to illustrate vow obligations and accountability in the Christian Endeavor pledge at church services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
C. L. Work
D.D
God
A Pastor's Baccalaureate for City School Graduates
At Walnut Hills Congregational Church the morning service honored Sunday school children with baptisms and Bible presentations to four seven year olds. Rev Dwight M Pratt delivered an evening sermon to graduates urging education to be complemented by religion, stressing moral and spiritual growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Dwight M. Pratt
A Young Man's Fight at Trinity Sermon on David
A Trinity sermon sketches David as a youthful hero who conquers enemies with a sling and stones. The speaker links his early shepherd life to kingship, urging young men to emulate his courage, industry, and faith in God to win success and avoid defeat.
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Jacob
Robinson
Trinity
David
Israel
Lfe
Dewey
Manila Bay
Samuel
Jesse
Dar
The Crown Within a Young Man’s Life
The text urges young men to cultivate music and prudent speech, noting David as an example of faithful friendship and inner strength. It emphasizes temperance, self control, and the Lord’s anointing as keys to true success and a lasting crown of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Jonathan
Samuel
Saul
Oll
Service for the Aged at Carthage Church Delights Elders
A special service for the aged was held at Carthage Christian Church with reserved front seats and transport for the infirm. Mrs. W. A. McCash sang a solo while children recited Psalm 23. Pastor Fillsmore urged the timeless comfort of the psalm amid life’s trials.
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Carthage Christian Church
Charles M. Fillmore
W. A. McCash
Hartwell
Earth
David
Bethlehem
Hyde Park bonds approved for 202000 improvement plan
Hyde Park voters sanction 202000 in improvement bonds and funds to be used for street work water mains sewer projects and town hall additions. Bids filed for bond sale may stand with no new bidding and action likely at Wednesday council.
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Hyde Park
Bolicitor Walsh
Lewis
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Farson, Leach & Co
Boy Knocked From Running Board Injured In Collision
Henry Wilp of 1735 Kim Street was standing on a running board when an outgoing Westwood vehicle struck the car he rode. He was knocked off and suffered a severe scalp wound. Patrol 4 took him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilp
Kim Street
Westwood
Baymiller
Patrol 4
Hectic Scene At City Hospital Over Scalp Wound
Andy Anderline a huckster from 1523 John street sought treatment at City Hospital yesterday morning claiming an ugly scalp wound from an incident at Chester Park where he says a policeman struck him with a club.
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Andy Anderline
John Street
City Hospital
Chester Park
Missionary Brabant Tells Of Nootka Language And Island Life
Father August J. Brabant spoke at St May's Cathedral Covington detailing his 1874 move among the Nootka on Vancouver Island. He described language learning difficulties, its mixed influences, the three story mission house, and efforts to establish a central Bishop Christie Boarding School.
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August J. Brabant
Nootka
Vancouver Island
St. May's Cathedral
Covington
Father Brabant
Courtrai
Belgium
University of Louvain
Cathedral of
Mechlin
C. P. Maes
Seghers
Oregon
Alaska
Victoria
Jesuit Fathers
Sisters of
St. Ann
Montreal
Canada
Bishop Christie
Hugh
Alny
Vancouver
Great Britain
England
America
Canadian Pacific Railway
Atlantic
Loaded Spanish cannon found in Kansas City parks
Kansas City officials discovered a Spanish cannon loaned by the government for city parks is loaded with powder and projectiles from Manila. The War Department warned cities to watch for loaded cannons, and Mayor Reed received the notice as investigations began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Washington
Reed
Manila
Burglaries Hit Three Saloons Saturday Night
Police report three saloon burglaries from Saturday night. John Kammeron’s Twelfth and Walnut site lost coppers from slot machines and cigars. A J Hartke’s Twelfth and Race saloon suffered slot copper thefts. George Schwinhardt at 1827 Central Avenue saw 400 cigars five bottles of wine and many pennies stolen.
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John Kammeron
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
A. J. Hartke
Race Streets
George Schwinhardt
Central Avenue
Boy Hurt Sliding Banisters At Home
Four year old Howard Raab son of Mrs Edna Raab of Fourth Street between Mill and Stone streets sustained a serious fall at home. He was taken to City Hospital with a broken arm and possible internal injuries after sliding down the banisters yesterday.
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Howard Raab
Edna Raab
Fourth Street
Mill
Stone Streets
City Hospital
Runaway boys reported arrested in Muncie
A telegram from Muncie Ind. reports George Miller 17 and Harry Rodamer 18, runaway youths from this city, are under arrest in that city.
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Muncie
Ind
George Miller
Harry Rodamer
Engineer's Roll Stolen Aboard Ship
William Hardin an engineer on the steamer Hercules Carrell reported to police last night that $88 was stolen from his clothes in the locker aboard the boat.
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William Hardin
Hercules Carrell
Sparks on Ingersoll lecture in Lexington
Cincinnati attorney Charles S. Sparks delivered his popular lecture on Ingersoll in the Odd Fellows Temple Lexington under Kentucky Liberal Society auspices. A Blue Grass committee hosted Sparks with a dinner at Parrott’s home as a large audience applauded his hour long oration praising the agnostic as a great figure.
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Cincinnati
Lexington
Sparks
Struck by Car Ends In Hospital for McClusky
Peter McClusky a 68 year old ex pressman living at 893 Lock Street was struck by a Gilbert Avenue street car on Walnut Hills last night while leading his horse across a street car track. He suffered a scalp wound and possible skull fracture and was taken to the hospital by Patrol 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McClusky
Lock Street
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Patrol 2
McClusky
Twelve Bishops from Cincinnati and Their Faithful List
The General Conference elected two Cincinnati residents as bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, bringing the total number of Cincinnati bishops to twelve all from the Methodist Book Concern on West Fourth Street. The article lists the twelve names, noting editors and roles at the Western Christian Advocate and Ladies Repository, and highlights living and deceased figures, including Dr. D. H. Moore and Dr. J. W. Hamilton, emphasizing Ohio’s prominent citizens in religion alongside politics and military.
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Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Queen City
Methodist Book Concern
West Fourth Street
Thomas A. Morris
Western Christian Advocate
Leonidas L. Hamline
Ladies’ Repository
Matthew Simpson
Davis Waggatt Clark
Calvin Kingsley
Isaac W. Wiley
Merrill
J. M. Walden
Earl W. Cranston
Hartzell
The
Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society
D. H. Moore
J. W. Hamilton
Moore
Hamilton
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Ohio
Pilgrims at Rome Describe Plague Flight to Jerusalem
A Cincinnati doctor and party fleeing bubonic plague in Egypt traveled via Alexandria Smyrna and Patras to reach Jerusalem. They joined Ascension week pilgrims in Rome saw the Pope in St Peters and visited the Coliseum Quo Vadis and Church sites.
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Paris
Commercial Tribune
McKee
Rome
Holy Land
Cincinnati
R. H. Crossfield
Owensboro
Ludlow
L. T. Williams
Columbia
J. W. McGarvey, Jr
Lexington
Petrus B. Haxlert
Franciscan College of Rome
Louisville
St. Peter’s Cathedral
St. Peter's
Helen Stewart
Glen Cairn
Coliseum
Lygia
Ursus
Vinicius
Dominic Quo
Jerusalem
Egypt
Alexandria
Athens
Smyrna
Lane
Brooks
Greece
Constantinople
Patras
Eblenago Seyhoun
Cincinnati Law School
Kena
Boy dies after skull enlargement in Toledo autopsy
James McNeely a thirteen year old Avondale Ohio youth died after his skull enlarged to 30% inches in circumference. Autopsy revealed a hollow brain with five and a half quarts of crystal clear fluid inside a nearly hollow shell of a skull. He had been unusually bright for his age.
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Toledo
James McNeely
Avondale
McNeely
Man Struck Woman With Flatiron. Woman Hospitalized
Richard Clark, a colored man, struck Mary Crutchfield of 10 North Street on the head with a flatiron last Tuesday. Dr Wacer attended. condition serious, police notified, she was taken to the hospital. Clark has not been arrested.
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Richard Clark
Mary Crutchfield
North Street
Wacer
Clark
American Zionists convene in New York for annual session
The Federation of American Zionists met in New York City Sunday morning with Dr. Richard Gotheil of Columbia University chairing. Jacob Hill served as Cincinnati delegate from Ohave Zion and B nai Zion. The federation lists over 135 member societies across the United States and Canada.
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Federation of American Zionists
New York City
Richard Gotheil
Columbia University
Jacob Hill
Cincinnati
Ohave Zion
B’noth Zion
E American Federation
Union
Canada
Palestine
Europe
Asia
Caspar Levins
Hebrew Union College
Prisoner Alleges Rough Treatment by Patrol Crew Officer
A woman arrested for drunkenness accuses Patrol 4 officer William Riley of brutal handling late Saturday night. She says her arm was sprained during arrest and that she was pushed and fell in the House of Detention. Lieutenant Scahill and Superintendent Deitsch are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley
Patrol 4
Deitsch
Riley
Central Station
Scahill
Chase and Knife Incident In Covington Involves Local Colored Community
A mob chased Isaac Lee a Black Covington resident last night after he assaulted Fannie Bush then attempted to stab her in Covington and bounder at 405 East Front street. Police intervened keeping the crowd back as John Marshall narrowly escaped injury and Lee was jailed on assault charges.
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Isaac Lee
Covington
Houtllion
Rouse
Lee
Fannie Bush
Sandford Alley
East Front Street
John Marshall
Marshall
Lewis
Fireworks Display Delights Thousands at Zoo Garden
Weber's Band concert drew between 4000 and 5000 as the first season fireworks show lit the lakefront at the zoo. A. L. Due Fireworks Company staged three-part displays with large set pieces including a Washington on horseback and a jumping jack. Next week promises a Dewey portrait. Prof. Nickerson encore finale capped the 30 minute program. Street Railway Company moved crowds efficiently.
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Zoo
Weber
A. L. Due Fireworks Company
Williams
Due
Washington
Delaware
Admiral Dewey
E. E. Nickerson
Paper Hanger and Painter Threaten Wives as Police Intervene
Police intervened as two husbands near killing their wives. Charles T. Fisher of 614 George Street drew a pistol, firing a shot into the ceiling after his wife knocked up the gun. Patrolmen Brink and Turnipseed secured Fisher. Warren Williams of 1064 Cutter Street faced repeated threats. after his son alerted Central Station, officers found Williams with Harriet Roberts and placed both under arrest.
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Charles T. Fisher
George Street
Brink
Turnipseed
Warren Williams
Cutter Street
Central Police Station
Ania
Stiff hat saves man from severe pitch burn
Matthew Kessler of 1050 Central avenue was burned on the hands and arms when a hot pitch vessel overturned while he carried it to the Cincinnati Ice Company plant roof. His stiff hat deflected the hot liquid, and he was taken to City Hospital, thankful injury was not worse.
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Matthew Kessler
Cincinnati Ice Company
Central Avenue
Kessler
Four Die In Oakland Beach Rail Crash Tragedy
A head on collision on the Oakland Beach electric road near Warwick station at noon left four dead and twenty six injured. Lieutenant Governor O. O. Kimball was among the injured as crowds rushed to aid victims and doctors dispatched to the scene.
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Providence
R. I
Oakland Beach
Arthur Liscomb
George W. Baker
Lewis C. Sanborn
Ed D. B. Burroughs
O. O. Kimball
C. N. Kingsley
Pawtucket
Mansfield
Henry Hane
Claude E. Harris
Burroughs
Warwick
F. A. Manchester
Edward D. Burroughs
Harry Hanlon
Warwick Station
Hanlon
Elmwood
Fred Andrews
Arthur C. Liscomb
Charles D. Kimball
Mary Tourtillot
Four year old Katie Eding found by policeman at midnight
Four year old Katie Eding wandered from home at 1086 Flint street and, terrified, was rescued by Patrolman Batters. He carried her home and she cried herself to sleep after the frightening vigil. Parents were unaware of her absence.
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Katie Eding
Flint Street
Mama
Katie
Batten
Mother
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