Valuable Ring Stolen and Missing Boy Reported
A sneak thief stole a diamond ring valued at 150 dollars from Miss Emma Bush of Ninth and Race streets. Police sought Arthur Pickings, a twelve-year-old boy missing from 17 Corry Street for several days. Thieves used a hatchet to break into Gus Scheve’s saloon at 237 West Sixth Street, taking whisky cigars and about 10 pennies. George B. Wakeman of Cincinnati University will move to the University of California. Hughes High School teachers presented a fine trophy case containing ten silver trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bush
Ninth
Race Streets
Arthur Pickings
Corry Street
Gus Scheve
West Sixth Street
Hughes High School
Telegram Over Lost Locke Searched By Police
A telegram from Eliza Locke of Flint Michigan asks police to verify the condition of William E Locke believed to be in a city hospital. Police report they cannot locate any such person in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Locke
Flint
Mich
William E. Locke
Word From Lester Folger Disappearance Reported
A notice from Lester M. Folger, formerly with the Auditor's office of the Southern Railroad, reports his disappearance. The letter from Ayuntamiento in the Philippine Islands says he is a clerk in the Military Governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Folger
Southern Railroad
Etter
Ayuntamiento
Philippine Islands
Narrow Escape of Harry Mullen
Harry Mullen son of a B of L member narrowly escaped drowning while bathing in the Ohio River near Brown Coal Company's landing. A companion who was with him rescued him from peril. Cheapside Basin inspection by Charles E Perkins and J G Wright previews upcoming canal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Brown Coal Company
Harry Mullen
B. of L
Varsity Seniors Board Tacoma Boat Ride After Commencement
University seniors enjoyed a trolley car ride through the suburbs and will close commencement week with a boat trip on the steamer Tacoma. The voyage departs from the foot of Vine street at 3 30 for Chile and returns by moonlight with dinner served aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Tacoma
Vine Street
Chile
Endeavor Groups Plan July Boat Ride in Cincinnati
Representatives of the Cincinnati Christian Endeavor and the Endeavor Societies of the Licking Valley met at the U M C A Building and decided to unite forces for a boat ride on the evening of July 20. Special committees handle details. an enjoyable time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Christian Endeavor
Endeavor Societies
Licking Valley
Venable Wins West Point Appointment Backed by Senator Foraker
Russell V Venable a University freshman and Walnut Hills High School alumnus earns endorsement from Senator Foraker for a West Point academy appointment. He served in Spain with the Second Engineers and won the unanimous support of his regiment's officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell V. Venable
Senator Foraker
Military Academy
West Point
University
Prof. Venable
Walnut Hills High School
Spain
Second Engineers
Western Association of Writers Convenes at Winona Lake
The fifteenth annual convention meets in Winona Lake Indiana from June 26 to 29. Cincinnati participants include John Arn Lloyd William Norman Guthrie and Miss Julie Caroline O Hara. A discussion covers the literary and scientific development of the Northwest territory north of the Ohio River over the last century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Association of Writers
Winona Lake
Ind
John Arn Lloyd
Norman Guthrie
Julie Caroline O'Hara
Ohio River
Boston woman nurse among Boxers slain in China
Dr Edna C Terry a Boston resident and head of a missionary hospital in Tsun Yun was killed by the Boxers in China. A prominent figure in U S missionary work she was 48 years old and Mrs General Cowen the Women's Foreign Missionary Society secretary grieved by the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna C. Terry
China
Tsun Yun
Boston
United States
General Cowen
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Carrier Pigeons Stolen From City Home Coop
William Sheenan of 618 West Ninth street reported five carrier pigeons taken from his residence Wednesday night. Valued at 100 dollars, the birds were to be used in a Chester Park performance next week. He fears the birds may have been killed if not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheenan
West Ninth Street
Chester Park
Sheenan
Pigeons Set to Break World Distance Record
Twenty five Cincinnati Homing Pigeon Club birds were sent to Goldman Arkansas this week. An agent will liberate them tomorrow morning for a 00 mile flight. If weather cooperates they should reach home on Sunday. Success could lead to a longer flight to challenge the world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Homing Pigeon Club
Goldman
Ark
Cincinnati Gymnasium Bicycle Club Banquet Acknowledges Relay Victory
The Cincinnati Gymnasium Bicycle Club plans a banquet on Saturday evening June 23 at Heidelberks in Avondale to honor its relay team from the Gymnasium field day. Acknowledgement will be given to the men who formed the winning relay unit. The next club run is set for Sunday to the Gym grounds where the cycle baseball team competes against the boat club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gymnasium Bicycle Club
Heidelberk's Place
Avondale
Boat Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Shoe Manufacturers’ Club
Chester Park
Shoe Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Business
Fall Festival Association
Sboey Manufacturers
Harry L. Manss
Cincinnati Shoe
Fred Guckenberger
Shoe Manufacturers’ Baseball Club
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Club
Business Men's Club
Shoe Manufacturers’ Club
Messrs
Manss. Guckenberger
F. W. Foulds
Botanical Society Outing to North Bend Ohio
The Cincinnati Botanical Society plans a day trip tomorrow to North Bend Ohio. Members and guests meet at Andersons Ferry at 8:00 a.m. and travel by electric car to Griffith Station where R H Warder will guide visits to Aston Warder homestead and the Warder forest station once established by Dr John A Warder. In the afternoon they will visit President William H Harrison's grave. If rain cancels Saturday morning, the outing will be postponed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Botanical Society
North Bend
Anderson's Ferry
Griffith Station
R. H. Warder
Aston
Warder
John A. Warder
William H. Harrison
Forged Receipts Lead To Arrest At Local Saloon
Charles Johnson a homeless laborer entered Cello s saloon at 324 East Front street in a drunken attempt to buy drinks with forged receipts claiming deposits at Union Savings and Trust Company. Patrolman Haley arrested him, Johnson became delirious and was taken to the hospital while police investigated the alleged Wa pany receipts as forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Cello
East Front Street
Union Savings and Trust Company
Haley
Hammond Station
Johnson
Wa Pany
Savings Com
New Art School Contemplated in Cincinnati
Rumor says Prof. Beck may be persuaded to stay in Cincinnati after resigning from the Art Academy. Thirty former pupils plan to start a new school to study under him, with no definite decision yet. Cincinnati risks losing a leading mural painter whose magnit decorations are being installed in the City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Art Academy
Cincinnati
Tig
Humane Society Arrests Led to Trial Absences
Fifteen men arrested by Humane Society officers in California Wednesday did not appear for trial before Squire Dumont. They were released on their own recognizance with Keogh and Quigley the contractors awaiting their appearance. Names on served lists include Toland Carter Brown Huff Farrell Keogh Jordan Green Cooney Mann Gane and others. The charges involve assault and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
California
Squire Dumont
Keogh & Quigley
Johnny
William Toland
B. A. Carter
Louis Brown
John Huff
T Aapnese
Willia Farrell
Edward Keogh
Ee ’ Richard Jordan
Charles Green
Chelty
Letter Carriers Reminder in Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune urges letter carriers to read the Sunday issue dated June 24 for important notices and updates affecting mail delivery duties and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
the Commercial Tribune
Commencement Honors at Glendale High and Lockland Alumni Banquet
The Wyoming High School 1900 session featured eleven papers tied to The International Exposition. Students Florence A G Fahnestock Irene Gray Hale and Edith Ewing Fox led talks on topics from The Trooping of the Nations to Educational Features of the Fair. Diplomas were awarded by Dr. R G Boone as medals honored Fox and Thornton with others noted for exceptional work. The hall gleamed in green and white with palm and floral decor and the student chorus provided musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming High School
Florence A. G. Fahnestock
Alice Haynes Thornton
Irene Gray Hale
William Houston Sutherland
Louise Churchill Nichols
Columbia
Paris
America
Florence Trafford Metcalf
Otto Carter Berry
Henew
Irene Gertrude Herron
Edith Ewing Fox
Marjorie Peale
Byron
Harold
R. G. Boone
Cincinnati Public Schools
Alice Thornton
F. Metcalfe
R. Paddock
Irene Hale
M. Peale
C.G. Waldo
Board of Education
Glendale High School Commencement at Lyceum
Glendale High School held a elaborate commencement at the Lyceum on Sharon Avenue. The program featured essays by Walter Hunt Frances Massey Walter Schataman Alice Richardson and Fred McLean an address by Prof. Crewe and a diploma presentation by H W Brown. The outgoing class enjoyed a banquet reception and dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale High School
Lyceum
Sharon Avenue
Uale
Walter F. Hunt
Glendale
Frances E. Massey
Walter I. Schataman
Alice R. Richardson
Henry George
Fred M. McLean
Wm. I. Crewe
H. W. Brown
Lockland Alumni Banquet Honors First Reception
The Lockland High School Alumnal Society held its annual banquet at the K of P Hall in North Mill Street. A six course feast followed the Ladies' Aid Society catering, with toasts including Six Years Ago Tonight and Fragments among various musical and recitation performances by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland High School
K. of P. Hall
North Mill Street
Miss Ethel
Katherine
Ada Rust
Florence LaRue
Bacon, Jr
Della Verhis Aga Emily Allen
Bessie Wasner
Sella Stratton
Susan Jonte
Paul I
Gertrude
Bacon
Hall
Ladies' Aid Society
Harriet Riddle
A le Brown
A. Blake
Harrison High School class graduates in ornate City Hall ceremony
Eleven students graduated from Harrison High School last evening in City Hall Harrison. Nine were boys as the hall was decorated with black and yellow bunting and the class motto Excelsior hung across the central arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Harrison
Graduation Exercises Showcase At Lockland High School
The ceremony featured Prof S T Dial delivering the class address and Prof N H Bartlett and Miss Mary J Beal named to new high school teaching posts. Diplomas were presented by President J C Kilgour and Rev R G White led the invocation with a city hall reception for new members planned by the alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Dial
R. G. White
Henry Co. Menefee
Cincinnati Observatory
Daisy Biddinger
Carl Gantvoort
Norwood
Niagara
Frank P. Ebertz
Helena M. Thomas
Napoleon
Edward G. Garties
Charles B. Williams
Columbus
Morris McManamann
Excelsior
Edward A. Fox
de Vadis
Eugene G. Hadock
Mariner
Sea
S. T. Dial
Lockland
J. C. Kilgour
T. D. Moore
City Hall
N. H. Bartlett
Mt. Healthy
E. B. Bilis
Mary J. Beal
Bucyrus
Alice B. Nickles
Cincinnati
Interesting Musicale for Church Benefit at Summit Avenue
A musicale at the residence of Mr. W. C. Earnest in Summit Avenue Price Hill featured city musicians. Performances included Violin Sonata in A by William Kern, Barcarolle duets by Miss Henry and Mr John Chaminade, and multiple songs and violin pieces by Robin Anderson Sidney C. Durst Miss Henry Mr. Earnest Miss Cora Mae Henry Mr Jahn and others. The notice ends with a housing ad reference to the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nativity
W. C. Earnest
Summit Avenue
Price Hill
William Kern
Barcarolle
Henry
John
Chaminade
Rosary
Robin Anderson
Rotell
Tachaikowsky
Jahn
Matthias R. Oliver
Miss Henry
Mr. Earnest
Miss Cota Mae Henry
Mr. Oliver
Hood's Sarsaparilla Slant Cited For Medicine
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine money can buy, claiming experience proves its superiority for health needs. The copy emphasizes quality and effectiveness to persuade readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
City Building Notes Show 1901 Estimates and Appointments
The Board of Water Works Commissioners laid 1901 interest estimates at 74 825 before the Board of Public Service and referred them to the whole. The Trinidad Asphalt Company blamed water mains breaks for asphalt surface faults on Bates Avenue. Plans for a trunk sewer on Kellogg Avenue and the Congress Street to Crawfish Avenue right of way were presented. Isaac Weil was appointed Water Works helper at 2 per day and Louis Roth to supervise telephones at 250 per day during G D Jobe’s illness. The Ditchens heirs compensation claim for Delta Avenue was referred to the Chief Engineer. Four men will represent the B L at the Philadelphia convention. Captain Johannes’s work for the Contagious and Infectious Diseases Bureau is praised by Health Officer Davis and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Board of Public Service
Commercial Tribune
Bates Avenue
Trinidad Asphalt Company
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Street
Crawfish Avenue
Weil
Isaac Weil
Louis Roth
G. D. Jobe
Johannes
Bureau of Contagious and Infectious Diseases
Davis
Health Department
Board’ of Public Service
Wesley Avenue
Clark Street
Secria
Eir
Rae Buraties
Ders
LISON
GEO. F. OL Mbs
Rig Eee Lerk
Wonderland 1900 tells of the Northern Pacific Railway
A chapter in Wonderland 1900 presents the Northern Pacific Railway as the first transcontinental line. It explains planning and construction from start to completion, highlighting the 2000 mile route, Lincoln era incorporation, and notable figures, with illustrations and purchase details through Chas S Fee and J J Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Abraham Lincoln
Chas
Fee
Geneva
St. Paul
Fragmentary obituary list with varied ages and ailments
A damaged text presents a list of names with ages and diseases including pneumonia nephritis bronchitis apoplexy senility phthigia general debility and accidents. The scattered entries mention Hilda Kruck Theo Preune Harvey Paul Saas Borenere Sophia Doran George and Bana ypemmer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Hilda Kruck
Theo. Preune
Valentine Pehl
Harvey Paul
Faery Saas
da Borenere
Sophia
Doran
George
Bana Ypemmer
Woman Benefits From Fresh Air Exercise And Figs Syrup
The subject pursues outdoor activity and good food to improve health and appearance. When a cleansing is needed she uses a gentle laxative, Syrup of Figs, produced by the Fis Syrup Co. only.
Mixed Names and Addresses in Local Notices
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names ages and street addresses across multiple residents including Charles O Wilson Pearl M Pugh Henry Wehr Helena Meier Joseph Rauner Mary Thompson Carl Schaefer Barbara Lottes Jacob Miller Millie Abraham John street, Dawson lines referencing Rev. Mr Haun Rev J Voss Rev Lawrence Hoffert and others, indicating a compiled roster of residents and occupations with inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Wilson
Clare
Kenyon Avenue
Pearl M. Pugh
West Seventh Street
Price
Henry , Wehr
Grainer
West Liberty Street
Helena Meier
Stack Street
E. Haun
Frank Noak
Chicago
Ill
Matilda Woelle
Lakewood Avenue
Mines Joseph A. Rauner
Dunlap
Mary Thompson
Carl Schaefer
Yton Street
Barbara Lottes
Line Street
Haun
William J. Brown
College Hill
Mery Ae Brent
Colerain Avenue
Louis Krekeler
Machine Hand
Findlay Street
Katie Decker
West Seventh Stree
Jacob L. Miller
Compounder
Windham Street
Millie Abraham
Clinton Street
Jipson
Mille, S
West Ninth
Rosetterfass
John Street
Arnten Christian Noll
Ceremaker
Tillie
Marshall Avenue
J. Voss
Herman H. Lippelmann
Bellevue
Wey Zattons White
Race Street
Lawrence Hoffert
Machini Budd
Fjanle Durbin
Sargent Street
Mr. Gilson
Samuel Gustin
Bricklayg
Pos Fifth Street
Anna Lippin
Clay Street
John T. Harrison
Sixth Street
Emma Ada
Fairmount Avenue
Auditor Receipts and Balance Report Noted in 1900 Letter
A dated 1900 document records receipts totaling 499 dollars and 0 cents and undistributed cash, with detailed entries such as May 7 and May 8 receipts. It commends the Auditor’s office staff including George chi a, Mr. Peter, and Beaman for orderly accounts and diligent work in the Treasurer's and Auditor's offices in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powane Ferris
Copa Probate Court
Hamilton County
George “Chia
T Re
Peter This
M Beaman
Pookyeeper
Cincinnati
For Rent Houses and Flats Advertised in City Listings
FOR RENT HOUSES 433 and 634 West Fourth Street 714 and 718 West Richmond Street 705 West Court Street Algo Stores and Flats Apply to KUHN SONS at 24 East Third Street. jei2-31Tu F.5u
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Richmond Street
West Court Street
Algo
Kuhn Sons
East Third Street
Bond Notice for Carthage Ohio Sealed Proposals
Sealed proposals will be received at Carthage Ohio during unity 12 TOS rate for ten years from date at 5 percent per annum payable annually. Each bond denominated and payable at the German National Bank. Bids must state gross amount to pay including premium and interest. right reserved to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Grandin Road
West Crescent Avenue
Spencer Township
Eratm
Ghorge
Holmes
Gaiet Gyaermanter
Fes Natli Ak A
Quartermaster's Department
Jeago
Ull
Quartermaster's
Philadelphia
Solan
Lee
Gus
Quartermaster’'s Department
Chi- Til
Eesties
Jief
House
Cincinnati
the ‘Board
F. O. B. Cars
Hartwell
Ohio
Youghiegheny
City Infirmary
Hunt Street
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Carthage
Thage
Bors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brief City News
Hughes Trophy
Lester Folger
Cheapside Basin
Chas. BE. Perkins
Board of Public Works
J. Gano Wright
Business Men's Club Canal Committee
Endeavor Boat Party
Association of Writers
Will
Botanical Society
Ve Whither
Albert Mitler
R Pate
A. Brown
John Shillits Company
Che Dohn Shillits Company
Chéd
Dayton
Baymilier
Irs
John Shillito
White
India
Yukar
Gingham
Gingham Department
White Goods
Shillito
White Goods Department
Shoe Department
Chegohn Shillite Company
Interesting Musicale
Haendel
Fruehlingrauschen
Sidney C. Durst
Mr. Durst
Nachez
Milflotte
White's
Fall Festival Fund
Change Nine
City Building Notes
Ditchens
Delta Avenue
Messrs. Mullen
Wuebking
Keenan and Bauer
Board of Legislation
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Imiichie Bros
Iekiantcackapas
Inwan
Taste Waters
Sousa
Dyeswater
IO Scouocesteenescuncceseres
Bennett Run
de Aevenue
Edwards Road
Public Orvice
Board 8
Lic Service
Iolders
George F Holmes
U. S
Custom House
Baltimore
Washington
Gth, Inc
Inc
Alleghanies
Harper's Ferry
Bassett Roa
Hill Avenue
Cregitns Avenue
Asett
Sonatsuenee
Rae
Wote
PA Gnd Public Service
Aire
Geo. F. Holmes
Garthage
Wartermasters
Cael
Quarte Jei
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