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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1901

Page

6

215 Ohio lawyers pass bar exam as Cabell admired

The Columbus Bar Examination Committee certified 215 of 282 applicants. Notables include Mrs J Hartwell Cabell of Cincinnati and Florence Ruble of Lancaster with others such as Charles, Hartley and Frank Calvin of Cleveland among the successful candidates. The class will be sworn in Thursday at 8 30 a.m.

Columbus Bureau Commercial Tribune Columbus Bar L. E. Deshier Erastus G. Lloyd Westerville Con Wy Lynch Greenville Frank R. Marvin Akron Lewis E. Mason Washington D. H T. B. Mateer Mt. Iend Lewis Marks Cincinnati George Magee Elba Cornelius F. Maloney Akronight 8 Marfield Laurie F. Mculey Cleveland Charles E. McCarthy Cincnnati Frank L. McCoy Salineville Elba WcCormick Taylor cDougall Cininnati Hugh P. McGowan Steubenville Roand R. MénéIntyre Mt. Vernon Pierce D. Metzer Thaddeus E. Minshall Chilliothe Edgar G. Miller Portsmouth James Willer Bucyrus Perry B. Moore Fast Palesne James P. Monaghan John Husser Wapakoneta John H. Myers Goshen E. Mygatt Conneaut Harry H. Needles Sidney Clarence Jeal Howard H. Nieman Cincinti Frank M. Nowak Orton S. Osborne Painesville Albert H. Parker Lakewood William D. Pence Solomon Peskind H Price Phinneas S. Philaineinnati M. S. Pottenger Later Albert A Holgate Charles Rible Gays Sport George W. Rightmire Oliver W. Roll John E. Rockhill Aliance H. B. Rowe Carroll Thomas J. Rusgell Holloway Florence Ruble Lancaster Fred ©. Reinfrank Toledo Acob P. J. Saxter Carl L. Sackett Harry B. Sawyer William E. Sanders John W. Haw Troy Jackson W. Sparrow Pleasantidge Lamotte G. Spaulding Philemon B. Stanberry, Jr Pomeroy Carl W. Schwartzel Lloyd N. Staats Nellie Hugh A. Snepp Harry Steven Manchester Pearl N. Sigler Dayton Christopher N. Smith Columbiana Adam Kk.trickler Calvin D. Spitler Tiffin Yellington C. Smith Lytle Roscoe C Skiles Kelby E. D. Smith Spring Valley Donald Ccott Hiram M. Summers Ottawa Jefferson W. Sutton H. M. Snyder Circleville B. F. Swope Milford Robert C. Taylor Wooster Lew D. Rebenoaigg Frank S. Taylor Alliance Hayes Thompson Marion C. V. Trott Ise Vernon Edward C. Turner Chester E. Vandersall Burgoon John W. Whalen Fred R. West Harry F. West Cortez L. Williams Willis. E. White Allen T. Williamson Marietta A. E. Wright Dresden Fred H. Wolf Iowa Edgar J. White Gambier Herbert C Wood Horace D. Worman William A. Wolf Jogue Wood F Worcester August R Wulff Paul A Zizelman

Sun Spots Herald Cool Summer Relief Predicted

A French astronomer reports a magnificent sunspot group discovered May 20 signaling increased solar activity but fewer stagnant heat waves. Experts forecast a cooler, more active atmosphere with partial relief from long spells of stifling humidity into 1904, though hot waves may recur.

Commercial Tribune New York Th. Moreux Saint Celestin Bourges France The Herald

Proposed English sugar duty changes announced in Commons

In London the Chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach stated sugar duty alterations in the House of Commons. Molasses and sugar extracts tested by polariscope and above 70 percent sweetness face 2 shillings 9 pence per hundredweight. 70 to 50 percent 2 shillings. below 50 percent 1 shilling. Solid glucose duties set at 2s 9d per cwt and liquid glucose at 2s. The resolution adopting these changes passed without a division and takes effect tomorrow.

London Michael Hicks-Beach House of Commons

Wedding Bells Beside St Nicholas Hotel Revelry

Miss Julia Newburgh and Sanford M. Cohen wed at the St Nicholas Hotel in a 6 pm ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Grossman. The reception included a banquet for about 100 guests and a Milwaukee audience attended by family and friends from St Louis and Philadelphia.

Julia Newburgh A. Newburgh Sanford M. Cohen Milwaukee St. Nicholas Hotel Dr. Grossman Ida Nathan Alfred Mack Arthur Barkhouse Joe Feldenheimer Philadelphia David Roth Walter Hyman Irving Herman Missesena’ Friend Jessie Friend St. Louis Adele Herbst Helen Herbst Madeline Newberg Elsie Rosenthal Grossmen West Jonas Cohen Herbst Misses Herbst

Woodward High School Girls Stage The Wooing of Penelope

Woodward High School presented a comedy The Wooing of Penelope by Rachel Barton Butler at the Woodward School Hall to favorable comment. The program also included excerpts from The Merchant of Venice and Twelfth Night, with costuming praised and performances by the Woodward Mandolin Club.

Penelope Rachel Barton Butler Woodward Woman’s Club Woodward High School Rachel Butler Marie Crouse Isabel Sears Dolly Alice Bates Jasper Penthrope Elizabeth West Philip Lovelace Florence Bardon Neil Lovelace

Hell Sermon Provokes Local Outcry by Rev H N Quisenberry

Rev H N Quisenberry of First Baptist Church delivered a blunt sermon on hell and local vices in Hamilton Ohio. He condemned saloons gambling dens and libertines and urged a wall around a district he described as hell while accusing some preachers of soft theology and warning that the situation in the city remains unsettled.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton H. N. Quisenberry First Baptist Church Hell Dieth

Synodical Conference Votes Next Meeting Place

The Synodical Conference of the Evangelical Church closed at LaPorte Ind and adjourned to meet at Andrews Ind in June 1902. Officers elected include Paul Irion Eckert Vice President Rev M Geffeney South Bend Secretary Rev Mr Geisen Detroit Mich Treasurer Rev Charles Spathelp Owosso Mich Rev J Numann Ann Arbor Mich Rev J G Hoch Michigan City Mich Rev G Schoettle Manchester Mich on the Regular Missionary Board.

Commercial Tribune Laporte Ind Synodical Conference of the Evangelical Church Andrews Paul Irion Eckert M. Geffeney South Bend Mr. Geisen Detroit Mich Charles Spathelp Owosso J. Numann Ann Arbor J. G. Hoch Michigan City G. Schoettle Manchester Regular Missionary Board

Technical School of Cincinnati to Hold Commencement

The Technical School of Cincinnati will hold commencement at the Odeon this evening. Seventeen students graduate and receive addresses from Supt. F B Dyer of Madisonville. Music by the Mendelssohn Quartet. Speakers cover science, politics, and literature. Nearly 150 students attend, with current tuition of 100 dollars per year.

Technical School of Cincinnati Odeon F. B. Dyer Madisonville Mendelssohn Louis R. Johnson Royal S. Martin Continental Congress Abraham Silverstein Rudolph Neff Maxwell Herbert L. Silverman Fianny R. Wurlitzer Russia England Indianapolis Cincinnati

Stockholders elect old Traction officials in Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Traction Company held its first annual meeting at the Apollo Building with President H J McGowan presiding. Officers re-elected include Vice President J B Foraker Jr, Secretary S C Cooper, Treasurer W T Irwin, General Manager R I Todd, Superintendent John Harris, Claim Agent J H Schoepf. Executive Committee comprises Wrelay Schoepf H J McGowan and W Irwin.

Cincinnati Traction Company Apollo H. J. McGowan J. B Foraker, Jr S. C. Cooper W. T. Irwin R. I. Todd John Harris J. H. Schoepf W. Relay. Schoepf W. Irwin

Second District School pupils stage Friday entertainment

The Second District School pupils present a dramatic program at the Auditorium Friday at 7 45 p m to raise funds for the Floral Parade of the Fall Festival. The program lists gymnastic and dumbbell exercises sketches songs and a crowned Fairy Queen finale with Booganse music by the Woodward Mandolin Club.

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Otterbein University relocation push faces trustees in Dayton

Dayton committee pushes to move Otterbein University from Westerville to Dayton. They report 150 plots sold at 1000 dollars each to fund the plan and purchase a 93 acre college park. Alumni in Columbus oppose but locals are hopeful trustees will approve the removal.

Commercial Tribune Dayton Otterbein University Westerville Board of Trade and Commercial Club College Park Daytonians

Fresh Air Fund appeals for June outings and gifts

The Fresh Air Fund reports strong early season support for outings to aid convalescent or ill patients. Donations include garments from Needlework Guild, cash gifts, home articles, and memorials totaling $268.52, with articles left at the Fresh Air office on Fourth and Sycamore.

David Wachman L. P. Harmon J. Trost M. L. Rossiter Friends Helping Hand Society of Wyoming Presbyterian Church Ohio Military Institute Priscilla C. Harris Barnes Andsir Phelps Cheseldine Amelia Holden Wilson Laura Strauss Fresh Air Fourth Sycamore Ae Eevcompany

California Fig Syrup Co Remedy Promotes Natural Laxative Power

The California Fig Syrup Co markets a pleasant tasting laxative syrup that cleanses the system gently, improves kidney, liver and bowel function, and helps overcome habitual constipation. Its formula derives medicinal qualities from senna and figs, with the full company name on each package. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle.

California Fie Syrup Co Calttfornia Fie Syrup Co California Fig Syrup CO San Francisco Cal Louisville New York N. Y

Longtime Warren County Sheriff Alonzo Hunter Dies at 54

Alonzo Hunter died Sunday at his Lebanon Ohio home from erysipelas after a six day illness. He was 54 and a respected Warren County figure, serving as sheriff in 1887 1888 and 1899 1900 the county's only Democratic sheriff in fifty years. He leaves a widow and two children. funeral plans to be announced. William E. Rouse 80 Boone County pioneer dies after brief illness at his Florence Kentucky home. He leaves a widow one son and two grandchildren. funeral at Hopeful Church this afternoon.

Alonzo Hunter Lebanon Ery Sipelas Mr. Hunter Warren County Ohio WILLIAM _E. ROUSE Boone County Florence Hopeful Church

Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures Log June 10

Maritime notices record arrivals in London New York and Boston ports with vessels such as Minnehaha Manitou Arcadian Ivernia Lancastrian and Aller arriving or passing. Sailed vessels include Belgravia from Genoa Naples for New York and ships to be reported from Antwerp and Hamburg.

London New York Browhead Liverpool Trave Naples Ivernia Boston Northwestern Chicago Glasgow Montreal Rome Hamburg San Francisco Guayaquil Antwerp Kensington Gibraltar Aller Genoa New Ork

Legacy for Former Cincinnatians Mystery Resurfaces

A request appeals for information on Dr. Gurney and George Sitts who lived in Cincinnati from 1870 to 1880. Postmaster Monfort cites a Toronto barrister W. G. Thurston who writes that Gurney and Stiths married Canadian women and may have property in Toronto, with Canadian relatives seeking the missing spouses.

Dr. Gurney Gurnsey George Sitts Sliths Monfort W. G. Thurston Toronto Canada Thurston Gurney Stiths

City Hospital bids open for coal meats milk ice and poultry

Bids for coal meats milk ice and poultry were opened yesterday at the City Hospital. Prices show little change from last year, so contracts are unlikely to change. trustees may decide on other arrangements after bids are tabulated.

Peru Mannerchor to Host Ohio Indiana Singerfest Next Weekend

Peru Indiana prepares for the Ohio Indiana Sängerfest with hundreds of singers expected to compete. Five thousand visitors and special trains from Toledo Indiana Pots Muncie and Lafayette will arrive for the grand contest Sunday afternoon. A business meeting will follow Monday.

Peru Ind

Rev Thomas H Pearne Laid To Rest In Oneonta

Funeral for Rev Thomas H Pearne D D of Cincinnati Ohio drew the largest crowd in local memory. His body arrived from Cincinnati and was met by a large delegation at the station. A burial service followed at Oneonta with music by G A Houghton Rev C L Rice and Rev H L Rixon. Seventy five clergymen attended and 200 chairs were needed at the grave.

Commercial Tribune Binghamton N. Y Thomas H. Pearne D.D Cincinnati Oneonta R Dye G. A. Houghton

Millcreek Valley confirms class at St James Church

A class of thirty five will be confirmed at St James Church tonight with Archbishop Elder conducting. Rev Father Joseph Shea, former St James pastor now at St Marys Hamilton, leads the class. Police investigate a shooting on a nearby pike near Mitchell Avenue with three shots fired early Sunday.

St. James’ Church Thisvening Archbishop Elder Joseph Shea St. James’ Parish St. Mary’s Church Hamilton St. Bernard Pike Mitchell Avenue

Resigns as Secretary of Hamilton Y M C A

General Secretary L B Mumma of the Young Men's Christian Association resigns to take effect July 1. He has accepted a similar post in Charleston South Carolina. Mumma had previously come to Hamilton from Xenia Ohio several years ago.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton L. B. Mumma The Young Men’s Christian Association Mumma Charleston Ss. C. Mumma Xenia O.ave

Erie Railroad Time Tables Station Schedule Notice

Erie Railroad schedules show daily departure from Fifth and Baymiller streets and the city ticket office at 11 W Fourth Street with arrivals at Jamestown and intermediate points. Timings include 8:20 am departure and 6:25 pm arrival for Buffalo and Boston routes with 6:55 am arrival to Buffalo and intermediate points.

Erie Railroad—C., & OD Fifth and Baymiller Fourth St Main Jamestowks Buffalo New York Boston Poston En Ve Mats Ham Co Fitch Ilton & Dayton Chamber of Ce ‘Sts Fountain Square Ave Toledo Neaper Detroit Mail Michiganm Flyer Detroit Express Dayton Middletown Lima Ind’ Polia St, L Chicago Ind’polis St. L St.Louis Moees Ohio Southwestern R Central Union Station Third St Central Ar Fourth and Vine Sts O. Exchange Isunday N. Y Royal Blue Wash Wheeling and Pittsburg Columbus Zanesville Olumbus Coluus Zanesvi Chillicothe Parkersburg Blanchester Ilsooro Hillsboro D. St. Ee St Louis St. Louis Louisville New Orleans Louisville and Paducah Louisv North Vernon Madeira Nati St. Louis Y Third Street Central Avenue Fourth and Vine Streets Dayton ‘Express Springfield L’t’d Southwestern Rainbow City Cleveland East Kenton and Sandusky Indianapolis White City Specil Peoria Crawfordsville Indianapolis Express Connersville & Hagerstown Harrison Chesapeake Central Union Depot Third and Central Av Fifth and Walnut F. W. Limited York Richmond Huntington Maysville & Hunt Cincinnati Georgetown Portsmouth Pearl and Butler Sts Beth Way Doubes Isaps Carrel Street Cedar Point New Lebanon Mail and Express Lebanon Brecon Montgomery Sao East Norwood Way P’ts Caves Dakeesciss Glee Sunbay Montgomery and Way P’ts Ackso Eoeewenen Southern Ohio Traction Co Trenton Symmes Dwyer

Rail schedule snapshot shows interstate lines and depots

Chicago and St Louis join Central Union Station routes with daily and Sunday service notes. Timetables list arrivals and departures for Big Four, Chesapeake and Ohio, Illinois Central, Pennsylvania Lines, Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley, Grand Rapids and Indiana, Louisville and Nashville, and other lines with station details and city termini across Cincinnati area in 1901.

Illinois Central Railroad Vane Street Depot Grand Central Station Ducah and Fulton Accom Emphis & N. Orléans’ Oy Texas Mex California N. Orleans L’t’ d New Orleans Ark Texas Limited Pennsylvania Lines Pearl and Butler Sis Northwest Corner Fourth and Walnut Sts Xenia Zanesville Philadelphia Newae Columbus Pittsburg Richmond Chicago New York Logansport Michigan Express Petoskey and North Cincinnati Muskingum Valley Railway Pearl and Butter Sts Lancaster Nash New Or Fia Louisville Memphis Lexington Express Lexington Mail Lexington Fast Mail Falmouth Butler Akron Cleveland Cleveland Pieciness Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Pearl and Butler Sts Fourth and Vine Sts Louisville & Nashville R Pearl and Butler and Central Union Fifth and Vine Louisville Express

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Owl Buckeye Rs. J. Hartwell Cabell Frank Cc. Ames Frederick C. Verti Fredericksburg Charles K. Allen Leveland Walter S. Ames Chardén George M. Brett Granville Re Chorpe John T. Blake Canton T. Brandt E. F. Barry Bus James P. Benfer Dundee Claude Brewer Abraham J. Bialosky Theodore E. Bock Oe G Walter S Fred B. Creamer Washington D James Chenoweth Rutherford Cox R. Gilbert Corwin Leba Edwin W. Costello Defiance Mark A. Copeland Thomas A. Corwin Cleveand Edwin N. Conrad Erman D. Croft Covington Robert Crosser Artis L. Cobourn Salem van C. Cook Coumbus Charles H. Duncan Urbana Aaron Dubois Alfred J. Day Rising UN Pankizete St. Evans Lewis J Mary Mrs. R. O. de Hava Moreux Mrs Edward Olds Mary Elizaeth Anna Ruth Edwin Phelps Margaret Sasseen Saraney W. H. Guthrie Notes OF Society Major Gordon Park Avenue Mrs. Evans Miss Hamilton Coney Island Wyomiing Wm. P. Orr Presbyterian Hospital Diarra Taqua Alice Cohn Edgar Freiberg West End William Brown Herbert Stewart Dalvay-by-the- Sea Prince Edward Island Blanche Plant Sam Bruel Masonic Wyndham Avenue Avondale Hilipson Little Hilaned Claire Mayer Alice Levis Birmingham Ala John C. Roth Emma Edwin George Gerdes St. Joseph's Church Stewart Mt. Auburn Gertrude Fairleigh St. Joseph,Mo Robert Patton United Daughters of the Confederacy R. L.sprigg Reading Road Henrietta Hunt Morgan J. L. Patterson Grand Street Wm. Amori Mandolin Club Hev. Quisenberry Synodical Conference of Evangelical Church Cincinnati Traction Fresh Air Fund Rupeor Vin Kim Hospital Coal Carter Iver Blurs A. G Ohio-Indiana Cincinnati Divine Millcreek Valley Hamilton Y. M. C. A Cairo Gouwaarsiol Sasi Queen & Crescent Fourth and Race Streets Leave. Cin Fla Lim Jacksville Orleans Chattanooga & Way Points Lexington & Junction City Erlanger & Woodside Walton Accommodation Williamstown & Blanchet Frankfort & Cincinnati RY VIA - Queen & Crescent Ene Union de Leave Arriv Frankfort DeveereRee Frankfort Sae Norfolk & Western Railway L. P Vv. R. R Court St Broadway Virginia Carolina Pocahontas and Rich Hills Mail Portsmouth & Kenova Val Pennsylvania Lawrenceburg Aurora Electric Railway Anderson’s Ferry Sedamsville Foun— Square Cleves Aurora Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern— Depot Court Street R.r.—Union
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