Diplomas and Medals Presented at College of Music Ceremony
President Julius Fleischmann and Rev Charles E Schenk spoke at the thirty first anniversary program in Music Hall. The event featured a large student audience and performances by the college chorus and orchestra, with encores for student composer Palm. Diplomas and medals were awarded to numerous students including Katherine Hall and Lillian Kreimer, among others.
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Music Hall
College of Music
Alma Mater
Hugo Eisenlohr
Aubert
Henri Ern
Katherine Hall
Israel
Mendelssohn
O. Palm
Dr. Saar
Athens
Liszt
Gorno
Thuille
Haydon
Charles E. Schenk
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Katherine M. Hall
Covington
Lillian Kreimer
Adolph G. Hoffmann
Viola F. Wolter
City
Ernst M. la Prade
Memphis
Tenn
Hofer
George C. McDiarmid
J. L. Shearer
Charles A. Austin
Commencement at Ohio Mechanics Institute Marks Historic Last
The Ohio Mechanics' Institute held its annual commencement in Greenwood hall with Dr. Charles W. Dabney as speaker. P. G. March praised the year’s enrollment and the Emery gift funding a new building. The class of 36 received diplomas as Frank Kinney and William Muehe delivered speeches and the benediction closed the exercises.
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Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Greenwood Hall
Thomas Emery
Charles A. Austin
P. G. March
Board of
Emery
Frank Kinney
William Muehe
Theodore Pyle
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Conservatory Programme for Cincinnati Graduation Exercises Tonight
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music outlines tonight’s graduation program. It opens with an invocation by Rev. Frank H. Nelson, followed by Marche Solennelle Op. 74 No. 4 and further musical selections.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of ‘Music
Frank H. Nelson
Principals in Divorce Case Charged With Fraud
Chicago, June 14. Judge Honore appoints attorney Colin C. H. Fyffe to represent the court at the reopening of the divorce suit of Grace B. Guggenheim against William Guggenheim, head of the so called Smelter trust. The court ordered the spouses to show cause why a 1901 divorce should not be set aside for fraud. Fyffe will investigate the charges and report to the court. The return date on the show cause rule is extended to July 1.
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Chicago
Honore
Colin C. H. Fyffe
Grace B. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
Smelter Trust
Guggenheims
Conservatory Concert Program Highlights Wind Sor and Brahms
The program features Nicolai overture Merry Wives of Windsor, Twenty third Psalm Schubert works, DuBois In Paradisum, two Hungarian Dances Nos 65 and 6, Brahms piano concerto in D major Op 116, Hans Huber first movement, Alma Schneidler with orchestra, Saint Saens The Night with conservatory chorus, Florence Anna Teal soprano, Louis Hahn flute, plus address and presentation of diplomas by Rev Frank H Nelson.
Lockland High School Graduation Exercises
Last night, Lockland High School held graduation at the Methodist church on Wayne Street. Principal speaker was Dr. S. B. Pierson of Columbus, a state board member. Graduates were Oga Howard, Charlotta Daniell, Leonora Knerfer, Nellie Voorhees, Minnie Frank, Alie Ugi, Walter Jackson, William Huertel, and Marie Hall. Minnie Frank led a class reception at the close.
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Lockland High School
Methodist Church
Wayne Street
S. B. Pierson
Columbus
State Board of Examiners For Schools and Colleges
Oga Howard
Charlotta Daniell
Leonora Knerfer
Nellie Voorhees
Minnie Frank
Alie Ugi
Walter Jackson
William Huertel
Marie Hall
Wyoming High School Alumni Diplomas Awarded
At the Wyoming club last night the Wyoming High School held its commencement with H C Minnich of Miami University as speaker. Diploma recipients include Edward Payson S Bradstreet Jr Donald Cochran Leah Robinson Deppe Frances Annie Foster Nanclo Ellis Hegner Theresa King Anna Martinette Kinney Helen Lucretia Oskamp George Rohan Mary Rohan Annie Marie Romer L Mary Schovill Bertha Silverglade Grace Atkins Warner. Tonight the alumni reunion will feature Lee Shepherd presiding and Mayor Josiah Kirby delivering the main address on the Needs of the Hour.
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Wyoming High School
Wyoming Club
H. C. Minnich
State Normal College
Miami University
Edward Payson S Bradstreet, Jr
Donald Cochran
Leah_Robinson Deppe
Frances Annie Foster
Nanclo Ellis Hegner
Theresa King
Anna Martinette Kinney
Helen Lucretia Oskamp
George Rohan
Mary Rohan
Annie Marie Romer
L. Mary Schovill
Bertha Silverglade
Grace Atkins Warner
Lee Shepherd
Josiah Kirby
Hartwell High School Announces Nine Graduates
Nine students formed the graduating class at Hartwell High School during commencement exercises held last night at the Park Avenue M E church. The graduates are Rollin H. Craig Fred A. Brown Frank S. Gough Ethel P. Winston William W. Hull Karl L. Lehr Bessie McEntire John V. McGowan and Marshall O. O Bannon.
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Hartwell High School
Park Avenue M. E
Rollin H. Craig
Fred A. Brown
Frank S. Gough
Ethel P. Winston
William W. Hull
Karl L. Lehr
Bessie McEntire
John V. McGowan
Marshall O. O’bannon
Oval School Closing Exercises at Bay Millers First
The Oval school held its closing exercises last evening in the auditorium of the First Intermediate school on Bay Miller and Gest streets. A fine program was presented before parents and friends of the graduates. Ferdinand Jelke Jr delivered the principal address.
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Oval School
First Intermediate School
Baymiller and
Gest Streets
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
Hebrew Union College Commencement Tomorrow at Rockdale
Hebrew Union College preparations mark the commencement exercises at Rockdale Avenue temple tomorrow at 9 am. Nine graduates are listed with Israel I. Mattuck delayed by a three year service rule while Louis D. Gross is noted as valedictorian with multiple degrees and prize winnings. The programme includes Salutatory by Bernhard Bettmann and the Horu L Adenoi chair.
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Rockdale Avenue Temple
Hebrew Union College
Israel I. Mattuck
Mattuck
Louis D. Gross
Hughes High School
University of Cincinnati
Matthew Thoms
University
Jones
University of Chicago
Union Hebrew College
Heidelberg
Berlin
Louis J. Kopald
William Reisz
David Rosenbaum
Samuel Schwartz
Jacob Singer
Aaron L. Weinstein
Horace J. Wolf
Baccalaureate and Rabbinical Confirmation at New York Temple
The service includes Invocation by Rabbi Joseph Silverman and addresses by Rabbi Samuel Schulman and Rabbi Louis Gressmann. Dr Kaufmann Kohler presides over rabbinic degree conferral with "Me Ya-Ahlecho" and "Yevorechecho" sessions. Bernhard Bettmann and Louis J. Goldman chair declarations, while Rabbi Louis D Gross delivers the valedictory and Rabbi Joseph Stolz offers benediction.
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Joseph Silverman
Samuel Schulman
D. D
Temple Beth-el
New York
Kaufmann Kohler
Yevorechecho
Rabb Louis Gressmann
Louis D. Gross
Bernhard Bettmann
Board of Governors
Louis J. Goldman
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Hallelujah
Joseph Stolz
Grant Given the Old Rebel Yell
Memphis Tenn June 10 A frenzied demonstration of welcome by the men in gray for the son of the man who defeated them marked the final scene of the nineteenth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans General Frederick Dent Grant stood in the reviewing stand as a cavalry division charged toward the stand and the old rebels yelled Come on you kids here s General Grant come to life again in his son The veterans pressed to shake hands with the son and Grant grew teary and shook with emotion God bless you all boys God bless you The reunion wound down as veterans trains left and the ball for sponsors maids and matrons became the social highlight with about a thousand couples dancing in the heat
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Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Frederick Dent Grant
United States Army
Grant
North America
Louisville
Fort
Boonesboro
Boone
Kentucky
Armory
Shriners
Fourth Avenue
Police Slumber at Sheffield Station as Robberies Strike
Chicago June 10 patrols report two daytime robberies near the Sheffield Avenue Police Station. One man was held up and left unconscious in the doorway while another was robbed an hour later on the street in front of the station as detectives inside were unaroused. Investigators continue to press the Cleminson mystery, with police hopeful the highwaymen timed the heists to minimize risk.
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Chicago
Sheffield Avenue
Cleminson
Pageant Sparks Riot Protests at St Etheldreda’s Church
Police dispersed a protest by followers of the Anti Ritualistic League at St Etheldreda’s during the English church pageant opening led by Bishop Arthur Ingram. A crowd gathered again at Fulham palace grounds but remained peaceful as the pageant began its six day run with 4000 amateur performers.
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Commercial Tribune
London
John Kensit
Anti- Ritualistic League
St. Etheldreda’s
Arthur, Ingram
Fulham Palace
Thames
Putney
Builder's Claim Triggers Sale of Savannah Augusta & Northern
Judge Spear in the U S circuit court orders auction of the Savannah Augusta & Northern railroad on August 30 at Statesboro to satisfy a $286,500 claim by W J Oliver for constructing the road from Statesboro to Louisville Georgia.
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Macon
Colorado & Southern Has Several Changes in Official Family
Directors at a New York meeting took no action on the common stock dividend. George F. Baker Jr. of New York was elected director to replace the late Joseph W. Blythe. B. F. James of Denver became secretary and treasurer, succeeding E. T. Nicholls. L. E. Katzerbach of New York was named assistant secretary, succeeding James.
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Colorado & Southern
New York
George F. Baker, Jr
Joseph W. Blythe
B. F. James
Denver
E. T. Nicholls
L. E. Katzerbach
James
Sevier Resigns as Traffic Manager for SAL to Join Queen & Crescent
L Sevier announced his resignation as traffic manager for the Seaboard Air Line to become freight traffic manager of the Queen and Crescent at Birmingham Alabama. The resignation takes effect June 30.
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L. Sevier
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Queen & Crescent
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Sevier
Critics charge Harmon patrons sparked by fire marshal pick
Local Democrats say Governor Harmon's patronage distribution provokes trouble in his home town. The selection of John W. Zuber as state fire marshal and the removal of a Cincinnati man for Vallandigham Lee of Sidney worsen the tensions. A prominent Democrat urges more recognizable appointees and warns of city organizations pressing for better understanding and repayment to those who helped elect him.
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Harmon
Zuber
Cincinnati
Vallandigham Lee
Sidney
Wilmer
Mullen's Picnic at Coney Island Draws 30000 Attendees
About 30000 guests are expected for Mullen's big picnic at Coney Island on June 29 with a rain date the following day. Admission is free for 30000 women and children, with cash prizes for athletic contests and five baseball games planned. Field event entries must be declared to Councilman Mullen at 109 East Fifth Street before the picnic. All events are open to Eighth ward boys only.
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Coney Island
Mullen
East Fifth Street
Eighth Ward
Taft Addresses Roman Catholics on Church and State
President Taft spoke to Roman Catholic missionaries arguing for no invidious religious distinctions in elections. He praised the Philippines policy linking church and government and urged separation of church and state to strengthen the church and promote freedom and toleration.
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Washington
Taft
Congress of
Father Doyle
Philippines
Vehicle collision and street brawl reported in city
Joseph R Franklin 46 of 554 Carlisle Ave was taken to City Hospital last evening with a crushed shoulder after claiming he was hit by a car at Sixth and Race. Ben Bernard of 414 West Sixth St was pushed through window glass in a melee at Sixth and Jown streets and admitted to the hospital. Bernard and two others were arrested for disorderly conduct by Officers Potts and Kuhn.
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Joseph R. Franklin
Carlisle Avewiue
Ben Bernard
West Sixth Street
Lewis Blackman
Abraham Sinitjsky
Sixth
Jown
City Hospital
Potts and
Kuhn
Cincinnatian Chosen at National Wholesale Jewelers Meet
National Wholesale Jewelers Association members gathered in New York for their annual convention and elected officers: President A. G. Schwab of Cincinnati, first vice president B. C. Allen of Chicago, second vice president Louis Cohn of New York, secretary George H. Edwards of Kansas City, and treasurer Louis Sickles of Philadelphia. The next convention will be in June 1910 in Cincinnati.
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New York
National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
United States
A. G. Schwab
Cincinnati
B. C. Allen
Chicago
Louis Cohn
George H. Edwards
Kansas City
Louis Sickles
Philadelphia
Hotel Astor Engages Sixty Cooks for Dining
Special Dispatch reports sixty cooks at the Hotel Astor to prepare meals for the family underground. Each cook leads a department under the head chef, supported by assistants, ensuring high speed service. The New York Swiss club hosted a dinner for Leo Vogel retiring as Swiss minister, with a Swiss chalet decoration including sugar animals.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hotel Astor
New York Swiss Club
Astor
Leo Vogel
Switzerland
Stranger Escapes After Infiltrating Mrs Voorheis Home
Police failed to locate a neatly dressed young man found on the second floor of the home of Mrs A B Voorheis wife of the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company president at Reading road and Lexington avenue. He handed the maid a card at the door before being ignored and later fled down the steps when confronted by Mrs Voorheis.
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A. B. Voorheis
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Reading Road
Lexington Avenue
Back Pianos and Phonographs Sparkish Suit in Augusta Case
In New York on June 10 a man known as Emil Ber maciak, a 22 year old bologna smoker, sues Miss Augusta Albert over gifts he gave after loving her. He claimed the phonograph and piano were engagement presents but she kept them, and the case in Justice Murrow's court settled with Augusta keeping the piano and phonograph alongside other gifts while Emil received a gold watch and a watercolor as Christmas presents.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Augusta
Augusta Albert
Emil Bermaciak
Emil
Miss Albert
Dog Adopts Kittens in Firehouse Tale of Miss Trouble
New York June 1 Miss Trouble mascot of engine company No 7 on Duane Street near Broadway has adopted five orphaned kittens. The year old dog protects and nurses the felines after their dam was injured. Firemen initially tried care, but Miss Trouble stepped in to mother the brood, even snarling when a driver attempted to lift a kitten.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Miss Trouble
Engine Company No. 7
Duane Street
Broadway
Joan Becker
Guerin
Ohio river praised as main channel for lake to gulf plan
War department report on the proposed deep waterway from the great lakes to the gulf criticizes the plan and argues the Ohio River should be thoroughly improved first. Construction would cost 128 million dollars with 6 million annually for maintenance.
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Great-Lakes-To-The-Gulf
Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway Feasibility Endorsed
W K Kavanuagh, president of the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway association, said the report shows feasibility and that the public wants a practicable waterway regardless of government engineers views. He argued engineers are not buyers and the people must judge the project’s value and push for the deep waterway despite any disapproval from officials.
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ST. Louis
W. K. Kavanaugh
The
Lakes-to-the Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Congress
Boy gets new nose after dog attack in Norwalk
In South Norwalk Connecticut surgeons graft skin from Adrian Nichols four year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert W Nichols to rebuild his nose after a Great Dane mauled him three weeks ago. Dr Jean Dumortier leads the case and hopes final touch ups will complete the reconstruction. Meanwhile George Stevens the plasterer from 1420 Cutter Street collapsed from heat exhaustion at work near the Queen City yesterday and was hospitalized.
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Albert W.aNichols
East Norwalk
Jean Dumortier
George Stevens
Cutter Street
Queen City Clut
City Hospital
One Cup of Coffee a Day and a Health Claim
An Ohio woman recounts a habit of drinking one cup of coffee daily despite heart trouble and warnings. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum, her dizziness and craving vanished and her heart symptoms subsided, leading her to praise Postum as a remedy and credit a physician’s advice.
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