Flag Day Booths Draw Crowds at College Hill Hall
A Flag Day fete by the Cincinnati Chapter D A R capped with a dance at College Hill Town Hall. Rain altered plans but the hall glowed with bunting and blue white decor. Mayor Bruce spoke, Rev Charles F Goss praised the flag, and Patriotic songs filled the house. The Greys hosted a reception and Westerner’s Band provided music as pretty girls in Colonial dress presided over booths. a fair sum benefited the University American history fellowship.
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College Hill
Cincinnati
Adam Grey
America
Bruce
Dan Milliken
Charles F. Goss
Greys
Westerman
Detective Crim Fails to Retrieve Cowsky in Burglary Case
Detective Crim returns from Detroit empty handed about Max Cowsky, accused of robbing Peters Arms Co. The Detroit pawnbroker records place revolvers with Cowsky, but timing conflicts and witnesses suggest possible escape. Gov Pingree refuses requisition. Detroit pursues larceny before possible indictment.
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Crim
Detroit
Max Cowsky
Peters Arms Company
Cowsky
Dayton
Pingree
Police Department of
Frazer
Peters Arms
Unique and Original Exhibits Planned for Fall Festival
The Fall Festival Exposition Committee met at Gibson House discussing upcoming exhibits. Bostock show representatives inspected canal bank space behind Music Hall with space to be allocated in coming weeks. Machinery Hall will host mechanical exhibits and Art Hall will display modern photography including color processes.
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Fall Festival Association
Gibson House
Bostock
Canal Banks
Music Hall
Police officers and detectives will be interested In the Commercial Tribune Sunday
Police officers and detectives will find the Commercial Tribune Sunday issue of interest as it may contain crime reports public safety notes and investigative leads.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Wesley Brotherhood to Hold Annual Meeting at Trinity Church
The Charles Wesley Central Brotherhood plans its annual gathering on Tuesday June 19 at 8 p m in Trinity M E Church Ninth Street. Each church sends three delegates to conduct regular business and elect officers for the ensuing year. The session may be interesting with General Conference ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Brotherhood
Charles Wesley Central Brotherhood
Trinity M. E. Church
Ninth Street
Board of Trade to Hold Annual Meeting and Election
The Cincinnati Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation will convene at 1 30 p m in Room A Chamber of Commerce for its annual meeting next Wednesday. Officers and committees will report and four directors will be elected for three year terms. Current terms expiring July 1 include E H Hargrave C R Houston Robert B McGowan and James Powell.
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Cincinnati Board of Trade and
Bureau of Transportation
Board
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Hargrave
C. R. Houston
Robert B. McGowan
James Powell
Large Cincinnati Fed Cattle Sale to Buffalo Firm
R H West arranged a large sale of Cincinnati fed cattle to Cold Packing Co of Buffalo. Six hundred head, fed by Abe Furst at the Fleischmann Riverside Distillery, sold at 15 dollars per hundred weight, total value about 340 thousand dollars. Cattle average 1250 pounds and cost about 64 dollars each. They will be shipped to Buffalo for slaughter.
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Buffalo
R. H. West
Abe Furst
Fleischmann Riverside
Cold Packing Company
Jury Indicts Bishop and Lyons in Officer McQuery Murder
Kenton County Grand Jury charges Burns alias Bishop and Lyons with the murder of Officer McQuery and an unknown tramp. McHugh testified Bishop fired the fatal shot and Lyons is named an accessory. McQuery to be buried from his Riddle Street home with ceremonial procession and officers marching to Linden Grove Cemetery.
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Tarvin
Covington
McQuery
Commercial Tribune
Thomas McHugh
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bishop
William Burns
Wallace Bishop
Officer McQuery
Thomas Lyons
Kenton County Grand
Burns
Lyons
Ludlow
Riddle Street
Rhinock
Pugh
Johnson
Pieck
Police and Firemen’s Relief Association
Pike Street
Madison Avenue
Fifteenth
Holman
Linden Grove Cemetery
Covington Shooting Case Leaves One Jailed
Mrs. Kate King of 824 Scott street is jailed in Covington after a shooting at 824 Scott street. Ed Meyer, L N engineer, sustained a scalp wound but says the shots did not take effect. Meyer seeks release with City Attorney Birge's guidance, as the grand jury sits. Nine people have been shot in Covington in the past two months.
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Kate King
Ed Meyer
Covington
Scott Street
Bailey
Lawrence
Eighth
Scott Streets
Meyer
Birge
No Contest for Corporation Counsel Term Says Kinkead
Corporation Counsel Kinkead declares through the Commercial Tribune that he will not contest Hunt’s appointment and will retire at the end of his three year term. He adds the start and end of the term may never be settled and may not require resolution.
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Corporation Counsel
Kinkead
Commercial Tribune
Hunt
Ww Corporation
Cincinnati Woman Says Husband Eloped With Teen Bride
Mrs Laura Brown accused her Cincinnati husband of deserting her at Marion Junction after eloping with Carrie Downhear a sixteen year old girl. In Akron a baby was born to Brown, who is also alleged to be married to Woman No 2 Averick, with prior Akron marriage under the name Wearley.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Laura Brown
Cincinnati
Carrie Downhear
Marion Junction
David Albright
Charlotte Street
Train Special Leaves Lexington for Cincinnati Area
A $1.00 Lexington Kentucky to Cincinnati area special train departs Fourth Street Station between John and Smith at 7:30 a.m. Sunday June 17. It stops at Cynthiana and Paris. Return service leaves Lexington at 5 p.m.
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Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Depot
Pearl and
Butler Sts
E. Cor
Fourth
Vine
Covington
Fourth and
Scott Sts
Principal Harper Retires As Cincinnati Highs Board Acts
The Union Board of High Schools in Cincinnati confirms the retirement of Woodward High principal George W. Harper after forty years and details reshuffles. Superintendent Boone proposes appointments and transfers at Walnut Hills Hughes and Woodward High Schools, including A. M. Van Dyke to Woodward and Agatha Rice to Hughes, with multiple staff moves and text book changes.
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Union Board of High Schools
Bishop
Walnut Hills
Coy
Hughes
Harper
Woodward
Boone
Martin
Cincinnati
Wm. A. Ocker
Gustav Eckstein
Mr. Ocker
W. H. Venable
Walnut Hills High School
Emerson Venable
Venable
George W. Harper
Woodward High School
Pension Board
A. M. van Dyke
Agatha Rice
Hughes High School
Frances Kohnky
Ida Schoff
Kohnky
Mary E
Nora Bittlinger
Magurk
Eleanor C. O’connell
Ettlinger
Alice Diserens
Adelia W. Jackson
Flora E. Schaefer
Mary Coleman Burnett
Lucy M. Lambdin
Rebecca Rosenthal
Fletcher Hawk
Miss Rosenthal
Agnes L. Brown
Isabel Neff
Europe
Emily B. Bliss
Neff
Emily Morchard
R. G. Boone
Schwaab
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Messrs. Schwaab
Schroeder
Keller, Robinson and Barney
Stewart
Messrs. Stephens
Sproul
Levassor Hall
J. B. Peaslee
Court of Common Pleas
Peaslee
Woodward Fund
Orchestra Association Announces Twenty Concerts Next Season
The Board of Directors of the Orchestra Association met at the Union Savings and Trust Company in Cham Berlon Building and approved a plan to present twenty concerts in ten consecutive weeks, then every two weeks on Friday afternoons and Saturday nights. The arrangement reflects patron wishes and economy concerns. The next meeting will be in early fall. soloists and orchestral numbers were discussed but not settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchestra Association
Union Savings, and Trust Company
Chamberlon Building
Saengerfest Hall Conversion Plan Examined
A Chamber of Commerce committee formed to address Saengerfest debt explores converting the hall into a permanent structure. Captain Ellison proposes a $ five thousand to $25,000 fund for remodeling while directors might contribute, with plans to interview architects and landowners for expansion options.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. H. West
Charles B. Murray
Allen
J. F. Ellison
A. H. Pape
W.h.davis
C. E. Roth
A. Zeckendorf
J.T. McHugh
Fred Sellers
Business Men's’ Club
Saengerfest
Captain Ellison
Love’s Labor
Cincinnaati
Aptain Ellison
Messrs. West
Ellison
McHigh
Sellers
Compa
Serge Promised as Ideal Summer Fabric for Wear
The article extols Serge as the preferred fabric for summer apparel, highlighting its lightweight texture, comfort in heat, and suitability for casual and formal summer garments.
Kansas City Delegates Final Action Tonight
Duckworth Club meets tonight for final action on uniformed delegation as Senator Foraker leaves. Ed Swift from Columbus arrives jubilant over the Ohio delegates securing Kansas City convention support for the Wabash. Chas Krotzenberger, Columbus District Passenger Agent of the Big Four, accompanies the delegates to St Louis. Railroads celebrate the outcome with a lively scramble in Columbus.
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Duckworth Club
Senator Foraker
Ed Swift
Wabash
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Chas. Krotzenberger
Big Four
St. Louis
Krotzenberger
Trustees Sworn In At Public Library Board Meeting
The newly elected Public Library Trustees were sworn in by Notary Edward Flicker and organized with Colonel West as temporary chairman and Dr. White as temporary secretary. J A Green was elected president, Mr. Knost and Mr. Mithoefer named for vice president and secretary respectively, with West elected treasurer. Delegation plans and state convention notes followed, citing travel to Kansas City and Cincinnati's Senator Foraker.
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Board of
Public Library Trustees
Herman Knost
Eugene Shafer
Washington T. Porter
R. H. West
T. P. White
James A. Green
Mithoefer
Porter
Mr. Knost
Mr. Shafer
Jary
West
Shafer
Knost
Afer
Colonel West
Reorganized Methodist Episcopal Church Board Receives News
The first post conference meeting of the Board of Trustees reorganized with Bishop J. M. Walden as President and James N. Gamble as Vice President. Rev. Dr. John Pearson became Secretary and Geo B. Johnson Treasurer as Greenwood and other members joined. A telegram from Denver notified Bishop Walden that his youngest daughter Bessie is critically ill.
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Board of Trustees
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Book Concern
Jennings & Pye
J. M. Walden
James N. Gamble
John Pearson
Geo. B. Johnson
R. T. Miller
D. H. Moore
Jess R. Clark
F. G. Mitchell
Greenfield
N. W. Harris
Chicago
B. B. Rawls
Indianapolis
W. F. Boyd
Lewis Curts
Walden
Denver
Col
Bessie
College of Music adds director title to dean Van der Stucken
The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees at the College of Music has added the director title to Mr. Van der Stucken, who already serves as dean. He will supervise alms as dean and manage commercial affairs as director. The committee expects improved management with the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Music
van der Stucken
Cavers
Es Gantvoort Thas
Y M C A and Y W C A Observe Association Day at McMicken Hall
Association Day observed by University Y M C A and Y W C A at McMicken Hall yesterday afternoon featured an address by Prof. H C King of Oberlin on Psychology and Life and several musical numbers. Miss A Minnie Fillmore sang Kipling's Lest We Forget amid a program of hymns and readings.
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McMicken Hall
H. C. King
Oberlin University
Kipling
B. Dykes
Clara Bracher
Bessie Nelson
Ambrose Miss Bracher
Nelson
John Howard Melish Woons Boles
Minnie Fillmore
Trains to Stop on Sunday in Maysville Discontinued
Beginning Sunday June 17 1900 C and O Railway Train Nos 15 17 and 18 will stop at Poplar street and the Market street and Chester stops in Maysville Kentucky will be discontinued.
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C. & O. Raiway
Poplar Street
Market Street
Chester
Maysville
Do you Want a house and lot Read the Commécial Tribune
The notice invites readers to explore housing options advertised in the Commécial Tribune on Sunday June 24. It emphasizes available lot and home listings and directs interest to the publication’s market section for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commécial Tribune
Company with 3 Million Ready to Electric Canal
E L Sternberger of Jackson said in Columbus that a company capitalized at 3 million dollars will take over and equip the canal for electric boat service between this city and Toledo if Canal Commissioners set a reasonable figure. The commission postponed action for thirty days to allow filings and an attorney general opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Sternberger
Jackson
Grand Hotel
Canal Commissioners
Toledo
Columbus
Teething Troubles Reported by Parents
Fragments indicate concern over teething in children with vague notes about remedies and discomfort. The jumbled text mentions Mrs Winslow and pain in infants, suggesting early 20th century baby care references.
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H. Hopple
George Newton
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Thomas Kite
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W. T._ Irwin
J. A. Bechtel
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Thiebe
Charles Hunt
Robt. Buchanan
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L. L. Ayers
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Elbridge Thomas
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Bowen
Haldeman
Dudley
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Stone
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Rammellsberg
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Blaine
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Patten
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Simrall
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Bechtel
Wilson
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Goodin
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Monfort
Hanna
Saunders
Newton
Anna Louise Irwin
Price
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Anna Bird
Ebersole
Edith Judkins
Wright
Julian Alexander
Harry Mitchell
Langdon Burton
Thomas Stewart
J. H. Hoyt
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G. H. de Golyer
H. Dunham
J. BE. Bruce Henry Cist
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E. D. Casey
James Frazier
Conner
Geo. Martin
Folsom
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John Gates
Fall Festiva
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Thomas M’hugh
Kenton County
McQuery Funeral
Lexington
Mr. van Dyke
Saengerfest Hall
the Mabley & Carew CO
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Pennsylvania Lines
Philadelphia
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Young Men’s Blaine Club
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NEW. Library Board
Hamilton County
Baumgarten
Kentucky
Foraker
Sorosis
Chamber Commerce
W. S. Burkhart
MP OU Am. A
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Quebec
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Toronto
Montreal
Albert Miller
Pantens
Hotel Monmouth
Pinnahes
Applegate
Atlantic City, N. J
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Ocean Front
Harry Bothman
Shelburne
Atlantic City
James D, Southwick
Hotel Majestic
N.J
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Beach
New Steel Pier
Osborne & Nter
Crand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Av
N. J
Orchestra
Charles E, Cope
Ocean Steamships
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth Line
H. F. Hammond
Lewis Wharf
Arent, Boston, Mass
Penn
19Th Inc
Washington
N.e.cor
4Th & Vine Sts
Sta., Pearl & Butler Streets
Chester Park
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Weber Military Band
AGU
Schlees
Kilpatrick
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Springfield
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White’s
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Lea Verrmay
John Duncan
Sapolio
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