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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1902

Page

6

Picnic at the Zoo Sponsored by Rudolph Hynicka

The Tenth District School children at Canal and Elm streets enjoyed a zoo picnic paid for by Rudolph K. Hynicka, assistant county treasurer. About 600 children attended with chaperone Mrs. Hynicka, sampling rides, animals, and treats while Miss Hynicka’s classmates boasted of the generous outing.

Rudolph K. Hynicka Zoological Gardens Tenth District Canal and Elm Streets Zoo Grandpa Hynicka

Medals Awarded Local Concerns at Cincinnati Building Closure

The Cincinnati Building Committee closed its Exposition project after completing the structure for occupancy on January 18. I Blank of Charleston will relocate the building to Sullivan's Island as a summer home. Gold medals went to Rookwood Pottery Globe Wernicke Frank M Herschede Kreimer Bros Co Anthony Lucik Newman Kuhn Co Stille Dulmeier Furniture. silver to C F Streit Manufacturing H Wiggers Sons Adam Wuest. bronze to Cincinnati Manufacturing John F Douglass Sextra Furniture. Treasurer Will L Finch reported receipts 9308.74 expenditures 8885.75 leaving 422.99 with about 130 more assets totaling 522.99, distributed to various expenses and local organizations.

Cincinnati Building Committee Charleston D. C Will L. Finch Chamber of Commerce Thomas I. Addison Addison I. Blank Sullivan's Island Rookwood Pottery Globe- Wernicke Frank Mherschede Kreimer Bros. & Co Anthony Lucik Newman, Kuhn & Co Stille &*Dulmeier Furniture Company C. F. Streit Manufacturing Company H. H. Wiggers & Sons Adam Wuest Cincinnati Manufacturing Company John F. Douglass Company Sextra Furniture Company Industrial Bureau Fall Festival Association

Speed Trains to New York Prompt Half Holiday Loss

Local rail leaders announced new fast trains between this city and New York with an excess fare of four dollars per passenger to offset quicker travel times. Pennsy and Big Four executives stated city ticket offices would stay open until five this evening to handle arrangements, with other carriers following suit for today only.

New York Big Four Pennsylvania Ingalls Schaff Lynch Harris Central Passenger Association Bsat

New Train to Chautauqua Starts Sunday

Ask tre agent about the new train to Chautauqua that starts Sunday and will operate on the route.

Tre Chautauqua

First Regiment to encamp at Newark in historic move

The Ohio National Guard plans a brigade encampment at Newark from July 14 to 24 marking the first such event since the Spanish American War. Nearly 4 000 troops will be stationed at a site four miles from Newark with electric car access and ample room for formations. Colonel Bundy will lead battalions departing July 13, amid expected resignations and possible outside appointments.

Newark Ohio National Guard Chas. F. Hake, Jr Ohio National Guard Association Freeman Avenue Wm. E. Bundy Kadow Bundy

Brain exchange contest promises tenfold odds with friends

Advertises a contest offering 1,490 prizes totaling 34 000 dollars. It urges readers to enlist nine friends to send their brains in exchange for the use of yours, claiming ten times the chance of winning.

Captain G. D. Hadley Laid to Rest in Ceremony

Captain George D. Hadley former Inspector of Police was laid to rest in St. Joseph's Cemetery with military honors. The First Company of Police, Lieutenants, and the First Regiment Band attended the service at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Hundreds of floral tributes from friends and police stations marked the mourning. The detectives department sent a notable piece. The funeral procession was among the city’s longest in months.

George D. Hadley St. Joseph's Cemetery Church of the Blessed Sacrament

Police Issue Order Banning Toy Pistols to Minors

The city police chief orders dealers to stop selling toy pistols to children after a shooting incident involving an eight year old white boy and an eleven year old Black boy. Violators face severe penalties from the Police Department.

Robert Fisher Clifford Marshall Gones Deitsch Asenn

Bankrupt Clerk Edward Carle Seeks Court Relief

Edward CC Carle, a clerk and map engraver in the United States Bureau of Animal, files a bankruptcy petition. Debts are $1,234.80 with assets listed as $35, including clothes and tools.

Edward CC. Carle United States Bureau of Animal Fied Ion Mates Court

Wreck of Relief blocks channel at Rising Sun incident

Captain Charles Menges reports the Relief and the Golden Gate collided near a dike in a narrow channel. The Relief sank in eight feet of water but stayed across the river. Mrs Oldham, rescued by her husband, suffered a scalp wound. Mr Oldham sprained his ankle. The crew praises Oldham’s bravery.

Charles Menges Cincinnati Monongahela Coal and Coke Company Golden Gate Madison Indiana Menges Thomas Oldham Rising Sun Oldham Relief

Glendale High School Oratorical Contest Recaps Winners

The Glendale High School oratorical contest last night featured six speakers presenting works from Bangs Caine Lincoln Churchill Burke and Conkling. Lewis G Rockwell won the gold medal, Marston Allen took silver, and Charlotte Rockwell received honorable mention, with a French play performed by seniors and aided by Miss Katherine Feemster.

Glendale High School Glendale ‘Lyceum Catalpa Theresa Wenk John Kendrick Bangs Alice Merrill Hall Caine Lincoln Marston Allen Charlotte Rockwell Winston Churchill Noel G. Massey Roscoe Conkling Grant Lewis C. Rockwell Burke Nellie H. Fairweather Charles Wright Gincinnati Albert Slayton Holy Trinity Church Hartwell Lewis G. Rockwell Senifor Katherine Feemster Me. Legrand Elsa Bateman M. Anat Legrand Thomas Foster Rosalie Grand Sarah Hall Julia, la Bonne M. VaVite Robert Mussey

No headline ready from provided fragment

Substantial offer or payment prompt tied to a subscription pitch urging readers to submit an estimate to relieve worry. The fragment references a dollar amount and a commercial request but lacks clear event or person details.

Runaway Team Frightens Crowd at Suspension Bridge

A two horse team pulled a country wagon into Florence farmer William Tanner of Florence Ky. after horses bolted from a passing car near the Suspension Bridge. The wagon pole broke, a saloon column chipped, and bystanders scattered as Jailer Maurer helped corral the animals.

Mt. Pelee Second Street Court Avenue Ben Hegner Maurer William Tanner Florence Overman & Schrader, Cordage Company Cincinnati Hegner

Pin Missing From Fred Geier Wedding

Morning report claims Fred Geier married last Wednesday and a diamond pearl pin presented at the wedding supper for Mr. and Mrs. C Wood Walter disappeared. Geier noticed the loss ten minutes after guests left the bridal table and searched fruitlessly.

Fred Geler C. Wood Walter Ret Geier

Killed By Traction Car In Addyston Road Incident

A 9 year old colored boy, Casper Utes, was run down and killed by a traction car on the Cincinnati road near Lawrenceburg and Aurora while playing on the road near his home in Addyston at about 5 pm yesterday. The car was operated by Mowanen Bartley, and the coroner was notified.

Casper Utes Lawrenceburg Aurora Addyston Oo Mowanen Bartley

Corner Stone Laying Planned For Ft Thomas Catholic Church

The new Catholic Church at Ft Thomas is progressing rapidly and Rev Father Lieck plans to lay the corner stone next month full steam ahead.

Ft. Thomas Father Lieck

Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and 14900 Chances

A promotion promises 1490 prizes with 14900 chances across a group of ten participants. Each person contributes an estimate and gains ten chances per prize pool, totaling broad opportunities to win a portion of the prizes.

Madisonville High School Commencement Highlights Senior Essays

The Madisonville High School commencement featured a one hour orchestral prelude in Town Hall followed by diplomas presented by President George F. Sands. Notable essays included Our Twentieth Century Maiden by Blanche C. Bush and The Archeology of Our Locality by Wilbur Metz with local mounds and relics described in detail. The Aluminal Association reunion and banquet are set for June 17.

Madisonville High School Town Hall Lev Gilbert Blanche C. Bush Martha Mundy Cincinnati George B. Lindsley Osborne P. Rogers Ethel G. #iler Wilbur Metz Mary A. Wood Rosalind Wirthlin Harriette F. Agin Charles W.marchmann Edna’ Dawson Margaret Ingersoll Dawson Woodward Becky Sharp Lulu Strate Thackeray Stanley T. A. Goff George F. Sands Board of Education Madisonville Aluminal Association

Home City High School Holds Third Commencement

The Delhi Station High School held its third annual commencement at Home City with daisies and flags, featuring graduates John Francis Arun del, Flora Marie Bell, Edward Sheridan Foley, Edith Roberts Hinchman, and May Lyons Markland. Judge Charles Evans presented diplomas. essays included The Wonders of Earth and Sky and Our Flag. Rev J F Colley gave invocation and benediction. teachers received tokens of esteem.

Delhi Station John Francis Arundel Flora Marie Bell Edward Sheridan Foley Edith Roberts Hinchman May Lyons Markland Thomas Grace Kite Laura Struble Charles Evans Delhi Earth Sky

Fraternity Vote Chooses Editors for Annual

Fraternities at the University united to elect the editor in chief and business manager for the coming Annual. Harry Ettelson of the Hebrew Union Journal was the nominee for editor in chief, with Robert Buck elected as editor. Howard Jones was chosen as business manager after Reemelin declined. The frats will publish the Annual this year.

Harry Ettelson Hebrew Union Journal Robert Buck J. D. Buck Howard Jones Reemelin Jones Chester Mathewson Lawrence Pape Howard Ayers W. 8. Williams Prof. Marx New Tech George Carl Collier

First Burnet Woods Concert by Brand's Cincinnati Orchestra Reed Band

The Burnet Woods concert program lists works by Netione Ades Carl Schuett and Wiegand with overtures intermezzos and finales. The event starts promptly at 3 50 oclock and features selections including La Gitana Fortune Teller and La Part Du Diable.

Burnet Woods Brand Cincinnati Orchestra Netione Ades Ccnsee accessSaasesneti Vena Imma di Resburgo Herbert Carl Schuett Uuneee Wiegand Buccalossi

Concert program for Eden Park Sunday afternoon

A prepared program for Eden Park features pieces such as Hail Columbia March In Command Michaelis Overture The Mill on the Cliff Cavalleria Rusticana scenes and Hermit’s Bell, plus solo cornet and Serenade Angela. Mr Joseph Loebker conducts with Gems from The Burgomaster and Return of the Troops finale.

Progr Eden Park National Air Columbia Michaelis Reissiger Enenberg Cavalleria Rusticana Maillart Scone Joseph Loebker Angela Ellenberg

Bank Caller Demands Large Withdrawals From Secret Checks

A well dressed stranger entered the Western German Bank at Twelfth and Vinestreeta on Thursday and wrote multiple checks for 1000 dollars each. He asked cashier Edward F. Well to deposit all but one and give him 1000 on one check. The man, described as demented, left after being asked to leave. He signed the name Robinson.

Twelfth Vinestreeta Ghecka Edward F. Well Robinson

Mailcarrier Arrested in Greensburg Over Missing Letters

Postoffice Inspector Vickery received word of the Greensburg Kentucky arrest of mailcarrier Ernest Williams on charges of stealing two registered letters. Inspectors Kite and Susan were dispatched after a week on the case. Decoy letters and a defective lock enabled the theft.

Postoffice Vickery Greensburg Ernest Williams Kite Susan

Payment Sought for Hotel Door Breakage Case

Coroner Schwab received a bill from Stross the hotel keeper for Gamages in breaking open a room door containing a corpse. The charge, first of its kind noted by the coroner, was presented yesterday. T. Topasiere of Findlay was found in the room at Bt Hotel on W and the force used to open the door was not evident. The matter was referred to the County Commissioners.

Stross

New Library Additions Cover Biography to Fiction

Public library shelves gain weight with new entries across history politics and culture. Works include Asoka the Buddhist Emperor of India by W A Smith and Napoleon's Letters to Josephine edited by H F Hall alongside genealogical references such as Early Connecticut Marriages and Peerage entries.

Asoka India W. A. Smith Connecticut F. W. Bailey Napoleon Josephine H. F. Hall British Empire Edmund Lodge

Manning Silver Wedding Celebrated at Avondale Home

Mr and Mrs Charles W Manning marked their silver wedding at 3431 Drury Avenue Avondale on a Thursday evening. Friends gathered for the event and learned the occasion when guests moved to the dining room where a table decorated with forest leaves displayed the dates 1877 1902.

Charles W. Manning Drury Avenue Avondale

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