Kent and Waldmere Hotel chief in Lakewood visits city
George M. King chief clerk from Lakewood N Y arrives in the city and will stay until Wednesday with L W Maxson of Kent and Waldmere Hotels He will make headquarters at the Erie office and confer with former patrons and guests seeking summer at the resort He has plans of the hotels and is versed in rates rooms and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. King
L. W. Maxson
Kent and
Waldmere
Lakewood
N. Y
H. ©. Holabird
Erie Railroad
Erie
West Fourth Street
Visitors at the Business Men's Club List
The guests registered at the Business Men's Club include J. W. Carter Owensboro Ky Jule Plummer Newport Ky W T Curry Harrodsburg Ky G C Mickler Detroit Mich H B Cutting Toledo L H McKoskey San Francisco Cal A N Reno Minneapolis W J Reno Boise Idaho E Stepson city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
J. W. Carter
Owensboro
Jule Plummer
Newport
W.T. Curry
Harrodstore
G. C. Mickler
Detroit
Mich
H. B. Cutting
Toledo
L. H. McKoskey
San Francisco
Cal
A. N. Reno
Minneapolis
W. J. Reno
Boise
Idaho
E. Stepson
City
House Defeats Forest Reserve Bill and Debates Cable Plan
The House rejected the bill to transfer forest reserves to the Agriculture Department and to authorize a Pacific cable, voting 106 to 70. Debate centered on government ownership and costs, with Dalzell opposing both the forest bill and a government cable plan. Corliss argued for a government role in laying and regulating a Pacific cable. A Sunday session was set for June 29 to honor Rep. Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Dalzell
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Mackay
America
Mr. Dalzell
England
Mr. Richardson
Senate
Corliss
Pacific
Congress
Eastern Extension Cable Company
China
Japan
Guam
Philippines
Marshall Islands
Far East
Hawaii
Manila
Representative Cummings
New York
Bulgarian Bandits Plot Secret Mission After Ransom
A Strouma report from Salonica dated June 10 says a secret congress of Kostandit and Dubnitza delegates met in Sofia in March to decide how to dispose of Ellen M. Stones ransom. Leader Karapeoff was among delegates who planned private bands to enter Macedonia on a covert mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Roumania
Strouma
Kostandit
Bulgaria
Dubnitza
Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Karapeoff
Tchnerpeoff
Whitelaw Reid Receives Cambridge Doctor of Laws
Whitelaw Reid, U S special ambassador to the coronation, was awarded the Doctor of Laws by Cambridge University in a Senate House ceremony. Other honorees included the Duke of Argyll and the Maharaajas of Gwalior and Kolapoor. Queen Alexandra to host a coronation tea for 10 000 female domestic servants with medals for some recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
John Edwin Sandys
Reid
Duke of Argyl
Gwalior
Kolapoor
Parker
Senate House
Cambridgeshire
Mr. Reid
London
Arthur F. Ingram
Alexandra
Gain Eight Hours by New Mail Service
The Post Office Department announces the fastest daily mail service between New York and St. Louis and other eastern and western points. A fast train will depart New York at 2 45 a.m. daily, reaching St. Louis at 2 15 the next morning, cutting about eight hours from the old schedule and enabling same day connections to western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Columbus
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Former Cincinnatian Elected President of Washburn College
Norman D. Plass of Worthington Massachusetts was chosen at a Washburn College trustees meeting to succeed George M. Herrick as president. Born 1860 in Claverash New York he studied at Hudson Academy Williams College Yale Divinity School and held positions in Lincoln Meridian Cincinnati and missionary work including antisaloon activities before joining Washburn as professor and financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
Norman D. Plass
Worthington
Mass
George M. Herrick
Norman Plass
Claverash
N. Y
Hudson Academy
Williams College
Yale Divinity School
Lincoln
Meridian
Cincinati
Luxuriously Furnished Lehigh Valley Rail Through Service
Travel via the Lehigh Valley Railroad offering speed and comfort to New York or Philadelphia. Luxuriously furnished vestibuled sleeping parlor cars and day coaches with dining cars a la carte. Stop-overs permitted at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Brighton Bank Declares 1 Cent Dividend
The directors of the Tifting German Bank declared a 1 cent dividend on common stock payable to stockholders on July 15 with record date July 1. This three year old bank pays its second dividend and plans a new $30,000 bank building near the present quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifting German Bank
Brooke at Advanced Grade Not Retired by Military Committee
Washington June 10 The House Committee on Military Affairs voted against a favorable report on the Senate bill to advance Major General Brooke to Lieutenant General and retire him at that rank The action followed opposition to retirement at advanced grades and paralleled the committee mood over Surgeon General Sternberg's bill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Brooke
House
Sternberg
New Jersey Representative Proposes Tilden Statue in DC
Representative McDermott introduces a bill to erect a Samuel J. Tilden memorial statue in Washington costing 50000 dollars. The proposal aims to honor the 19th century statesman in the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McDermott
New Jersey
Samuel J. Tilden
Foraker Reports Hawaii Irrigation Right of Way Bill
Senator Foraker reported a bill from the Porto Rico and Pacific Islands Committee extending Hawaii the laws on right of way for irrigation ditches. The measure is a substitute for a private ditch bill under committee consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Washington
Senator Foraker
Porto Rico
Pacific Islands
Territory of
Hawaii
President Nominates Army Officers in Promotions List
The President forwarded a nominations list for army promotions including Cavalry and Infantry ranks. Notable names include Jacob A. Augur, Clarence A. Stedman, William D. Beach, Charles H. Loble, John A. Baldwin, Abner Pickering, and Frank Preston Brown with various ranks from first lieutenant to colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob A. Augur
Clarence A. Stedman
William D. Beach
Charles A. Stoder
Charles H. Loble
John A. Baldwin
Abner Pickering
Frank Preston Brown
No-mind Subscriptions Urge Tribune Readers to Act
The notice invites readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate, aiming to clear the reader’s thoughts and secure a subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Mystic Shrines Break All Records at Imperial Session
The Imperial Council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened its twenty-eighth annual session in San Francisco with a 1500-noble parade. Illustrious Potentate Charles H. Murphy welcomed the pilgrims, and Mayor Schmitz spoke for the city. The order reports an 8000-noble year gain and eight temples, with new applications for Galveston Roanoke and Seattle. Saratoga Springs is expected as next meeting site. Cush Aiken of Omaha is anticipated to be chosen Imperial Potentate without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Imperial Council of Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Golden Gate
Imperial Council
Charles H. Murphy
California
Schmitz
Committee On
Imperial
Shaffer
North America
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Galveston
Tex
Roanoke
Seattle
Wash
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Cush Aiken
Omaha
Marital Notices Listing Local Couples and Dates
A compiled list of engaged and married couples with ages occupations and addresses from various locales. Names include Fred Maier Mary Day Joseph Bolser Blanche Bolce Oscar Miller Eva Rosewich Clinton Sater Stella Hull John O Driver Minnie Fetter Alma Wittrock and others with associated professions and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Maier
Spring Fitter
West Street
Mary Day
Westwood
Elderbrook
Joseph A. Bolser
Clerk
West Liberty Street
Blanche C. Bolce
Hyde Park
Morrisdward BH. Silver
Painter
West Ninth Street
Eva . Wert
Freeman Avenue
Eisenlohr
John Probst
Newport
Lida Beck
Ludlow Avenue
Walter E. Wahl
Molder
Kellogg Avenue
Margaret O'Sullivan
Eastern Avenue
Dickhaus
William H. Liefferman
Grainville
All
Anna Coulthard
Harrison
Stevens
Jacob Faust
West Eighth Street
Margaret McGuire
T. Lee
Oscar Miller
Evanston
Elizabeth Rosewich
State Avenue
Dickman
John W.holthaus
Carpenter
Carthage Pike
Amelia Mushaben
Ravine Street
Philibert
Clinton H. Sater
Columbus
Etta E. Oyler
Eldridge
Horton W. Cochnower
Topeka
Kan
Stella L. Hull
Grand Avenue
Nelson
John O
Carthage
Minnie Fetter
Reading
Conway
Frank W. Benning
Switchman
Marietta
Neliie R. Kruthoffer
Delhi
Colley
Millard Wilshire
Covington
Lillian Brown
Vine Street
Partridge
Charles C. Schwartz
Lockland
Mary L. Turrill
Hamilton Avenue
Lee
Robert E. Flory
Dayton
Sarah E. Scott
Price Hill
Quinby
Harry O. Purden
Catherine Barry
Aane Street
Hickey
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area June 1902
Deaths and funeral notices list several local figures and out of town names with dates June 1902. Entries include ERRETT Harriet Reeder, KINSEY Abram G., MACGREGOR Anna Archibald, MASSARD John Peter, MEIER Albert H., RANDOLPH E Louise and other relatives with burial details and times at Spring Grove Cemetery Covington and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Tusculum
Errett
Harriet Reeder
Isaac Errett
West Highth Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Galbreath
Mary
J. B
R. A. Jones
St. Louis
G. L. Vattier
Scott Street
Covington
Hadley
George D
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jelf
Kinsey
Abram G. Kinsey
San Francisco
Cal
Cincinnati
Murphy
N. C
Macgregor
New York
Anna Archibald MacGregor
C. H. Boaz
Spring Grove Cemetery
Massard
John Peter Massard
Indianapolis
Spring Grove
Meipr
Albert H. Meier
Mt. Lookout
Randolph
E. Louise Randolph
T. F. Randolph
Alice W. Johnston
Elsmere Avenue
Norwood
Rabbi and Mrs Philipson Sail for Europe on Etruria
Rabbi and Mrs David Philipson depart New York bound for Europe on the steam ship Etruria for a three month voyage. They are accompanied by Prof J H Hollander of Johns Hopkins University and Miss Hollander of Baltimore, sibling to Mrs Philipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi
David Philiam
Neeke Tae
New York
Euroturday
Etruria
J. H. Hollander
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Hollander
Baltimore
Philipson
England Faces 1902 04 Deficit of 120 Million
A parliamentary paper from London on June 10 shows the revised financial statement for 1902 1904. Expenditure is 176 359 000 pounds while revenue stands at 152 435 000 pounds leaving a deficit of 23 924 000 pounds to be covered by consol loans and contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stockholders to Meet on Railroad Admission Proposal
The Cincinnati Traction Company stockholders and directors will convene at 11 o clock at company headquarters to consider admitting the Cincinnati Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad into the Prine City traction system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Sos Oween
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Prine City
Traction T Cos
Teething Advice From Mrs Wiig Promotes Soothing Syrup
A brief note praises Mrs Wiig and a soothing syrup as the best remedy for teething children, urging use of the bottle.
Duke and Prince Coming
ST LOUIS June 10 The fair management has received information of two approaching dignitaries en route to St Louis The Grand Duke Be Fussig of the Czar and a Siamese prince are now in Great Britain They are on pleasure trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Prince
ST. Louis
Ee Fair
Be Fussig
Czar
T A Prince of
Siam
Great Britain
Inspectors' Report on Hamilton County Treasurer and Auditor Accounts
The Board of Examiners reports May 2 1902 cash count at the County Treasurer's office totaling 720177 49 with upper vault 41000 lower 665000 plus cash in drawers and warrants. Balance per Auditor April 16 1902 shows varied funds including Bridge Fund and Public Library totals. balance agrees with Treasurer's books after cross check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carl Nippert
Probate
Board OF Examiners
Howard Ferris
John H. Gibson
L. Lewis
Sephwesa Oy
Auden Sienek Wat Déees
Hamilton County
Ohio
Big Miami River Bridge
Carthage Avenue
Millcreek
Hamilton, Springfield and
Carthage Turnpike
Hunt Road
Enoneerer
Indian Hill ‘Avenue
Solew Asylv
ROD
Covesae
MOE Fan
Soldiers
Pacey Bridge Embank- Boonech
Ccegenteuge
Montgomery ZaEn
Johanna’ Sturm
Ee County Dbe S
Jit Roths
Bebeel ii Se Saas
Township DD Esm Ov
ST Es Ees
Spe Deess
S Doe
Iene Aee
Amassur
J. M’carthy
Amended plat No 240 notices set hearings in June
The Board of Public Service amends plat No 240 in Section 19 Illcreek Township Cincinnati and files proposed changes for public hearing. Meetings to hear objections are scheduled at 11 o'clock a.m. on Wednesdays June 4 11 18 25 and Fridays June 6 13 19 26 and Thursdays May 1902. Published by the Board of Public Service president Robert So and clerk Geo F Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Illcreek Township
Cincinnati
Platting Commission
Socus
Robert SO
Geo. F. Holmes
Assignee's Notice in Hamilton County Ohio
The undersigned as assignee of Laura Warmer announces claims against the estate must be verified and debts paid to Jos. A. Keadin in the Union Trust Building Cincinnati. June. Kramer & Kramer act as attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio
Laura Warmer
Jos. A. Keadin
Union Trust Building
Cincinnati
June
Rete Eee
Kramer & Kramer
Stockholders Meeting for Cincinnati Safe Deposit & Trust Co
A meeting of the stockholders is called for Monday June 23 1902 at noon at 115 East Fourth Street Cincinnati to vote on surrendering and abandoning the core authority and franchises of the corporation. President N H Davis and Secretary G H Grimmselsmann signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Safe Deposit & Trust Company
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
N. H. Davis
G.H. Grimmelsman
Sealed bids sought for school supplies by Cincinnati Board of Education
The Cincinnati Board of Education invites sealed proposals until 12 noon on Wednesday July 2 192 for supplies including ink powder chalk pencils dust pans brushes erasers wash bowls water pails coal beds scoops tongs thermometers cocoa mats and related items. Separate bids required per article with samples. parties may bid on all or part. The board may reject any or all bids. John Grimm Jr chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fees
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Caliewilton County
Board of Trustees
Missioners of Water Works
D “Commissioners of
Board ‘of Trustees
Commissoners of Water Works
Commissioners of Water Works
Coroners of Water Works
Board of Justees
Board of Education
John Grimm, JR
Board of Directors
University of Cincinnati
City Hall
James M. Robinson
WM. Henry Davis
Newlerk
Property Improvement Notice and Insolvency Sale Notices
Legal notices announce Pennock alley improvement in Cincinnati with abutting owners listed and a determination by the Board of Legislation. Also in Hamilton County Court of Insolvency, Paxton conducts public auction June 9 1902 of Lot 63 York Street area and a Stewart subdivision parcel with half cash payment and rest secured at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio
George George
Chas. A. Ault
Oeceha
Philip Roettinger
Carew “Building
Cincinnati
Charles A. Ault
State of Ohio
Thémas B. Paxton
Wm. F. Keppler
Cincannes
Hamilton
Benjamin Stewart
York Street
Ifes
Stewart
Yar Street
McLean Avenue
McLean
Yorks
Pataster M. Co and
Paxton & the
Ezekiel & Bernheim.co
Cost estimate for Rover alley improvements in Cincinnati
An estimated assessment of costs for improving Rover alley from point 228 30 east of Dalton avenue to its western end was made on lands benefited and set forth in the ordinance passed by the Board of legislation of the City of Cincinnati on December 23 1901 Copies are on file with the City Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Public Service for inspection By order of the Board of Public Service June 9 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover Alley
Dalton Avenue
City’ of
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
City of
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H. Kinh
Catlettsburg
J. W Young
Chicago
J. H. Neff
Richmond, Ky
8. C. Dickey
Winona Assembly
Winiona Lake
Warsaw
Grand Hotel
Alex. McDonald
Donald
Assembly
Winona
McDonald
Florence
Italy
Trumbull Lee
Sterling
College of Music
Lewis M. Webb
C., H. & D. Railroad
Woodsdale Island
Mr. Webb
J. D. Potts
C. B. Ryan
Seaboard Air Line
Ryan
Central Passenger Association
Co. L. Applegate
Owensboro,Ky
R. W. Strother
Plainsburg
W. Burbridge Payne
Welch
W. Va
Percy Procter
Oakland, Md
the St. Nicholas
Herman Bartels
Syracuse
St. Nicholas
J. B. “Ryland
Honing
Robert Douglas
Douglas
Finley S
Mr. Douglas
A. F. Little
Independent Order of Red Men
Springfield
Palace Hotel
Webster B. Burkhardt
Cornelius A. Burkhardt
Gibson House
Nicholas Carrol
Wabash
Hasbrouck
Oh:sil
Navy
Lincoln Ion Court
George Warrenki
A Bsure Sia
E. H. Wuerdeman
Wuerdeman
Frank Foster
Porter
Hartwell Furniture CO
Avondale
Albert H. Mitchell
Reading Road
WM. V. Ebersole & CO
Miss Stone
U. S
Cincinnatian
Brighton Bank
House Committee
Bill
Tilden
Army Promotions
Joffee
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Pike Building
the Hartwell Furniture CO
Race St
Cincinnati, C
WM. Miller Range CO
WM. Miller Range & Furnace Co
Postoffice Square
R. J. McCombs
Mystic Shriners
K.E. Schoeny & Son
Indian River
Fla
K. E. Schoeny & Son
West Sixth St
Park Avenue
McMillan
Walnut Hills
Michie Bros
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Windsor
Government Square
Sorosis Shoe Store
Sorosis
West Fourth
Rabbi Philipson
Caldwell
Lace House
Cluny
Battenberg
Bonne Femme
Dea
Caldwell’'S
Big City
M’munn
All. Wright
Raai Wright
Indian Vegetable Pill CO
Sacreee
Masonic
R. Arsh
P. H. Rembold
Stockholders’ Meeting
Water Works
A.D
East
Pearl Street
Front Street
Martin Street
Obert Allison
Pennock
Bymiller Street
Free Avenue
Frank McCord
Lizzie McCord
Catharine McCord
Oxford
Carrie O. Lilly
Ivan C. Olmstead
Ellen L. Olmstead
Anderson
Indiana
Mary Lee Pardridge
Fannie Lee Porter
Charles Rensselaer Lee
R. W. Lee
Illinois
Julia Corbly
William Smith
Pay Illinois
Lazenne C. Robinson
Sunman
Calvin Skeen
Versailles
Mrs. R. Kennedy
J. 8. Dempsey
Frederick Winkler
Samuelinkler
Sarah D Morris
Jacob Winkler
New York City
Rosa Winkler
San Diego
Mary C. Wade
M. HB. Howells
C. E. Stratton
Ill
Board of Legislation of
City of Cincinnati
Pennock Alley
Baymiller Street
Board of Legislation
Board of Purvice
Robert Allison
GEO
F. Holmes
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