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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
4
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Branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington and Washington and Columbus bureaus list street addresses for Gilbert ev advertisements and newsboys. A London bureau in Trafalgar Building offers free reading room access to Americans.
A Denver dispute frames reform as zealotry, pitting pulpit authority against the legal system. Ministers insist reform follows their creed, while courts defend lawful process, arguing zeal can distort justice and threaten church and community balance.
The piece condemns the prize oriented merit system in schools arguing it harms genuine learning. It says emphasis on medals trades substance for superficial achievement and erodes character formation, urging education as life and citizenship formation beyond contest awards.
An editorial commends Massachusetts for its strict law against keeping or using live birds for target shooting or fun. It notes enforcement, public sentiment, and the aim to protect bird life, contrasting with cruelty and urging continued protection and humane regard across society. It cites Lincoln as a model of compassion for wildlife.
The article extols Delina Patti as discovering a universal secret to lasting youth. It credits strict early training and abstemious living, via Nicolini and her foster father, for her healthful vigor and suggests guardians teach children temperance and self-control as lifelong habits.
The remark questions Colonel Breckinridge about expecting Colonel Watterson to share in a Democratic party rehabilitation jackpot, implying skepticism about access or influence within the party’s recovery initiative.
The Dayton minister discusses the phrase Hell Where Is It and notes several gateways in the Gem y. The remarks frame a cautious inquiry into location and interpretation with unnamed officials offering limited clarification.
A stirring tribute to teachers and public schools, praising the honor and influence of the profession in Germany and the United States. It lauds trained teachers, manual training, technical schools, and the link between education, commerce, and national progress, urging continual growth and pride.
The essay urges vigilance over Britain's commercial seas power and praises protectionist shifts seen in the United States and other nations. It argues free trade has worn thin in England, notes American interests in Britain’s purchasing power, and warns against tariff moves harming U S trade while endorsing prudent support for Britain if its strength declines.
The Chicago Record Herald debates third term theory and quotes Mr Depew, noting that observers who take the suggestion seriously may be worried. The piece emphasizes the paper’s own caution and engagement with the topic.
The state expands its legal corps with 215 fledgling lawyers aiming to bolster governance. The initiative seeks to convert rising attorneys into capable jurists and public leaders who can support presidents and statesmen in future national and regional duties.
A humorous note suggests spots on the sun are to blame for cooler late summer weather, joking that the janitor failed to rub them off.
If J Pierpont Morgan plans to enter the Tagrpendgacs for the cup race and the New York Yacht Club and is again turned down he may decide to buy the entire fleet including boats.
It is possible Chauncey Depew really meant his remarks, but readers doubt whether his talk is meaningful or merely talk.
A vivid trend piece notes the straw hat rising in popularity as the strawberry season wanes. Designers emphasize lightweight brims and retro style for a sun ready wardrobe shift.
A brief note suggests summer weather feels confirmed though the season remains technically unsettled. Observers voice cautious optimism about warmth and long days, while meteorological signals show variability.
A wedding promised with elaborate details collapses into a poorly executed ceremony. Guests report mismatched plans, missing vendors, and confusion over timings, highlighting misrepresentation in the advertised event.
Pennsylvania’s franchise farming sector bids fair to outpace New Jersey in the running. The article notes growing interest, investment, and competition among franchised agriculture ventures across the region.
Boston hosts numerous Y M C A delegates brimming with energy while the forecast warns of possible rain today potentially changing plans.
A collage of light vignettes and quips on daily life. Jokes cover neighbors fashion, summer heat, and social quirks from Laughrey Island to Avondale, plus a jab at Dowie’s Masons and a student entering the job market.
The Lancaster Gazette analyzes Ohio politics with free traders mockingly praising Prosperity as a guest in power. It notes four more years of his leadership are expected and mentions shifting figures like Beaver and Beaverto in the competitive scene.
General Ivehor of Ating dis clings to the Supreme Court ruling as income tax controversy swirls. He doubts which path to take and seems to prefer thrashing around with the court, despite constitutional questions.
The Tuscarawas County Convention announced Uncle Abe Patrick as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The gathering adopted a Tom Johnson platform, signaling Patrick backing from Cleveland Mayor and allies in opposition to Colonel Kilbourne. Patrick is a longtime Democratic leader known for steadfast convictions. Tom Johnson supports Patrick and plans a strong campaign for the platform.
Allen O. Myers, once a journalist turned truck gardener, hinted he abandoned Lentz for Kilbourne and then entered as a delegate candidate to the State convention from ve and Sharon Townships in Franklin County.
In Tuscarawas County supporters rally behind "Uncle Abe" Patrick as a key Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The piece notes how some politicians begin with little capital yet secure influence through local alliances.
The Toledo Bee reports that Republicans run a slate where three of four Representative nominees are lawyers, likening the race to a reunion of the Ohio Bar Association. The piece underscores the professional makeup of the candidates.
A detailed portrayal of a pale fawn coat with leaf appliques and empire yoke, paired with silk shimmer. The design continues down the fronts into a deep border above chiffon flounces, finished with ruchings and a high chiffon frilled collar. Two rosettes fasten the ensemble.
M J Mandelbaum Cleveland capitalist and promoter met Cincinnati Trust officers in the city. Harry Frohman of Ss Obermayer Co returned from Buffalo. Change members applauded Charles Fisher on his birth anniversary, noting his claimed age. Visitors during Change session included Doane W Woolliscroft R M Delleyrby England J H Northup Louisville Charles W and William Scheober A L North Theodore Beyerman Georgetown C William Amifield Galveston T Amack M Gladback. President M E Ingalls of the Big Four Railroad returned from a trip to New York and Boston to see a ill son in Boston. Ingalls denied plans to move Big Four offices to Cleveland and merge with Lake Shore. Business Men's Club registrants included Dr W W Purnell Fredrickstown C Philip Brock Arlington Heights and Dr T Gibson Sellon Marietta.
Special despatch lists Cincinnati residents registered at various New York hotels on June 11. Names include W. D. Birk, Mr and Mrs W. Bullock, H. S. Chapin, M. Duecker, M. R. Ebersole, W. H. Gregg, and others with several couples and a Miss A koff among the entries.
The funeral of Lieutenant Buck Finnerty of Fire Company 49 was held yesterday morning from St George's Church Calhount street. The church was crowded with friends of the deceased, beloved by his department for years of fearless service. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery.
A healthful open air regimen is described as key to well being with a glowing arm and blooming face. If relief is needed a gentle pleasant laxative is recommended, Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. is cited as the remedy.
Mina must decide if she aids her uncle Duplay in securing Janie Iver for Harry Tristram while grappling with her own feelings. Miss Swinkerton probes social gossip as Mina faces pressure, loyalty, and potential betrayal amid a tangled romantic plot.
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