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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Chub
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Moees
Ohio
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Central Union Station
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Central Ar
Fourth and Vine Sts
O. Exchange
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N. Y
Royal Blue
Wash
Wheeling and
Pittsburg
Columbus
Zanesville
Olumbus
Coluus
Zanesvi
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Blanchester
Ilsooro
Hillsboro
D. St. Ee
St Louis
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Fourth and Vine Streets
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L’t’d
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Rainbow City
Cleveland
East
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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.
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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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George M. Brett
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Canton
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E. F. Barry
Bus
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Fred B. Creamer
Washington D
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Rutherford
Cox
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Leba
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Thomas A. Corwin
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Erman D. Croft
Covington
Robert Crosser
Artis L. Cobourn
Salem
van C. Cook
Coumbus
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Alfred J. Day
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St. Evans
Lewis J
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Moreux
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Mary Elizaeth
Anna Ruth
Edwin Phelps
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Saraney
W. H. Guthrie
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