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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1901

Page

6

General Synod Debates Mission Move and Appoints Committees

Reading of a petition from West Philadelphia seeking an independent mission organization topped General Synod sessions. James Savage led the petition urging authority beyond Philadelphia Presbytery. The matter was referred to the Home Mission Board and then to a committee. Committees on discipline foreign correspondence signs of the times and other fields were named. The seventh annual Young People's Union convention opened with addresses and new officers elected.

General Synod The Reformed Presbyterian Church West Philadelphia Philadelphia James Savage Dr. Steele Fourth Reformed Church Mr. Savage Home Mission Board A. Savage W. J. Smiley Thomas Peebles F Defpnce Cols W. J. Yates New Or Steele Theological Seminary Preden Beaver Falls Eg Agete Rriett Lae Mate G. Ramsey Cincinnati Ladies’ Missionary Alliance Woman's Christian Missionary Society Henry van der Werp McCheskey James Patterson D. Steele D.D Gaily Joseph Neely Signs of the Times J. A. McClellani A.B. Patton H. H. McMillan R. 8. Feagies Alexander Savane J. F. Minton W. F. Yates R. M. Baily J. D. Steele David McKinney A. B. McMillan Wm. Dearnes J. A. McClellan Francis Irvine John Young Horton A. Y. Reid Robert Abbott Henry Irwin L. A. Benson W. H. Gaily Wm. Rutherford Riddagh Thos. Biggerstaff R. W. Chesnut J. L. Chesnut J. H. McArthur Elder Thos Gibson A. B. McCall New York Vermont Wm. Deames Thos. Peebles Pittsburg W. H. Gatly W. Rutherford Ohio Reformed Presbytery of India Thos. Watters Saheranpur Frances Irvine W. X. Gally Thomas Watters K. 8 Feagles Young People’s Union Brownell Nathan Park Cincinnati U. P. Union George W. Keyes Alice Bromagen Cedarville James Wilson Love Christ Home Missions

Local Diocese Marks Eighty Years Since 1821 Founding

The Cincinnati Diocese celebrates eighty years since its 1821 elevation by Pope Pius VII. Rev Edward Fenwick became first bishop in 1822 after consecration by Bishop Flaget. From a two story brick home at Ludlow and Lawrence to a vast archdiocese with 525000 Catholics in Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.

Cincinnati Pius" VII Edward Fenwick Ohio Fenwick B. J. Flaget Bardstown St. Francis Church Michigan Wisconsin Rom Wooster John B. Purcell

Annual Meeting of Christian Endeavor Union

The Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union will hold its annual meeting Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. Officers for the coming year will be elected as sixty societies participate. The advance copy of the completed song book will be used by the convention choir and delegates.

Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union First Presbyterian Church Macbrair Licking Valley Fifth Street Central Avenue

Odd Fellows Memorial Service at St Pauls

Rev C W Blodgett pastor preaches memorial sermon at St Pauls M E Church for city lodges and Rebekah sisters. The program features elaborate services with solos and a sermon titled The World of Tomorrow as Foreshadowed by Odd Fellowship.

Odd Fellows St. Paul M. E Rebekah Blodgett Odd Fellowship

Mission Auxiliary reports year end dues and new members

The Glenn Home Mission Auxiliary led by Miss Hassett noted 40 dollars in dues and 30 dollars for the twentieth century bank offering. 33.50 for contingent fund. 8.70 for Mother's Jewels dues. Twenty-nine new members and fifty new Mother's Jewels joined. They pledge to raise Miss Bassett's salary for three months next year and plan several building projects and camps.

Glenn Home Mission Hassett Twentieth Century Bank Rust Hall Miss Bassett Peck Industrial Home New Orleans Rust Hal Washington, D. C Boylanome Jacksonville Fla York Ton Medical Mission San Francisco Chauutauqua Bancroft Rest Ocean Grove N. J Boaz Ala Forest Cottage Epworth of the Lake Mich Elvira Olney W N'S Home Missionary Society

First Rally Meeting Ahead of German Endeavor Convention

The first of three rally meetings to pre en for the German Endeavor convention in July will be Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Church of the United Brethren Clinton and Baymiller streets Rev C Hoffman of Mid ietown will speak Announcements to speakers programs meetings of the German convention will be made

Church of the United Brethren Clinton and Baymiller Streets C. Hoffman Midietown

Concert at York Street M E Church Featured Local Singers

A concert will be given at York Street M E Church on Thursday. The program includes Edith Robbins, Carrie Riedinger, Eva Peale, Minnie Jaco, and Sienors. Additional performers listed are Es Lewis Hill, Groomes, Bert Pierson, Pugh, Frank Brown and B Je.

York Street M. E. Church Isses Edith Robbins Carrie Riedinger Eva Peale Minnie Jaco Sienors Lewis Hill Groomes Bert Pierson Pugh He Cate Ferank Brown B. Je

Prize Hymn to be Sung by Church Choir

The American Missionary Hymn by Prof. John Yoakley will be sung at Christ Church tomorrow morning. The piece in E flat suits ordinary voices and has praise from Dr. F W Bartlett and editor C H Lloyd. The full program includes Te Deum and Jubilate by Klein and Dimittis by Nevin, with the overture Bring Unto the Lord. Melish performs at 11 a.m. and Nelson at 7 45 p.m.

John Yoakley England Christ Church Yoakley F. W. Bartlett C. H. Lloyd Church of England Klein Dimittis Nevin Lord Ozer Melish Nelson

Ketter and Holmes Named Candidates in Orphan Asylum Contest

Henry Ketter and George F. Holmes are the candidates in the annual popularity contest tied to the Cumminsville Orphan Asylum on July 4. Ketter supporters name officers including President N. J. Hoban, Treasurer Charles E. Roth, and Secretary Thomas Geoghegan. a Grand Hotel meeting is set for tomorrow night.

Henry Ketter George F. Holmes Cumminsville

Catholic Calendar Reports Religious Events and Appointments

Catholic circles note summer trips for Rev. J P Downey of St. Gregory's Seminary and 40 hours adoration planned at St John's Dry Ridge and St Mary's Auglaize. Archbishop Elder outlines ordinations at Mt St Mary's and confirmations at St Lawrence Price Hill and St Michael's.

J. P. Downey St. Gregory's Seminary St. John's Church Dry Ridge St. Mary's Auglaize County Elder Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary Alerding Ft. Wayne Ind St. Lawrence Church Price Hill St. Michael's Church Ladies’ Catholic’ Benevolent Association St. Patrick's Church Detroit St. Aloysius Orphan Society Bond Hill High Court Catholic Order of Foresters League of the Sacred Heart Thie Ponane United States St. Philomena’s France Mt. Notre Dame Academy Reading St. Walburga Seis Covington Hamilton Gwenty “Catholic Knights of America Woodsdale Island Arch Street Norwood St. Joseph's Aid Society H. J. Fenner D. O’donaghue Indiana St. Hen Church Font Street City

German M E Preachers Convene for July Camp Meeting

A special meeting of German M E preachers is set for 10 a m Monday at the Methodist Book Concern. A ten day camp meeting begins July 11 at Hillsdale Park with daily services and German church choirs. About twenty German ministers led by Rev J H Horst will speak. Dr J H Nast, trustee of the German College at Berea Ohio, returns from Berea commencement and departs August 10 for the Ecumenical Conference in London. Rev W H Traeger, head of the German Deaconess Home, leaves for a two month Western tour to attend camp meetings in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska and speak for deaconess work.

Methodist Book Concern Hillsdale Park J. H. Horst J. H. Nast Berea London W. H. Traeger Kansas Missouri Nebraska Presbytery of Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church Davis W. Clark Christian M. E Delta Avenue Frank Brown Western Christian Advocate Runyan First Northside H. T Crane First Baptist Church Wesley Avenue Marietta College Dwight Jt Walnut Hill Congregational Church Bo. Vincent Church of the Nativity Price Hill Dudley Rhodes Walnut Hills Christian Church George Leach Central Church Central Oan E. Harvuot Walnut Hills Congregational Union Columbia Denney Columbia Congregational Church Avondale Methodist Church James Colley Christie M. E. Church Mt. Auburn M. E P. Robertson Mohawk Presbyterian, Church St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral Dean Snedeker Wil A. J. Ramsey Dayton Mt. Auburn Baptist Church Harry Blackford First Universalist Church Grace Episcopal Church Cc. E. Hutchison St. Luke's Church Paul Matthews D. Welles German Innes’ M B&. Church Covington, Ky Sundey School

Revered Pastor Mackey Celebrates Ordination Anniversary

Rev. John M. Mackey Ph.D. pastor of St. Peter's Cathedral marks the thirty-ninth anniversary of his ordination yesterday. A longtime diocesan leader, he has led the cathedral for fourteen years. Born in Limerick Ireland now 65, he trained in Bardstown Emmitsburg and Marseilles and was ordained June 14 1862. He previously led missions in Kentucky and Ohio and headed St Trick's Church Mill Street 1870 to 1887.

John M. Mackey St. Peter's Cathedral Father Mackey Limerick Ireland Bardstown Emmitsburg Marseilles France Kentucky Ohio St. Trick’s Church Mill Street

Missionary Leader to Speak at Lincoln Park Church

Lieutenant Charles Gammon will address the Men's Baptist Missionary Society meeting Wednesday evening. He serves as Superintendent of the American Bible Society for North China. Preaching is planned at Price Hill Carpenter One Chapel tomorrow night by Rev. Mr. Ferrant.

Charles Gammon Men's Baptist Missionary Society Lincoln Park Baptist Church American Bible Society For North China Price Hill Carpenter One Mr. Ferrant

Trains Sleepers and Cars Filmed in Night Shifts

A fragmentary report notes drawing room sleepers on night trains and cars in use after day runs. The garbled text mentions B, 0, 8, W and Ete Pa as stray tokens within the railway context.

Epworth Heights Cottage Occupancy and July Rally Planned

Nineteen cottages at Epworth Heights are occupied with summer work underway. July 4 features a grand Sabbath school rally of the Hamilton County Association with addresses by Rev. W. O. Thompson D.D., Rev. Dr. Miller, Rev. C. W. Blodgett, and Rev. Joseph Clark. Attendees include Bishop J. M. Walden, Rev. Graessle, Emil Bauer, Mrs. Poole, and many others from Cincinnati and Dayton.

Epworth Heights Hamilton County Association W. O. Thompson D.D Ohio State University Miller Dayton C. W. Blodgett St. Paul’s Church Joseph Clark Association Indianapolis McGregor C. W. Blodett Lathrope Marion Key Ulrey

Religious services and sermons fill Cincinnati area churches

The article lists numerous worship services across Cincinnati and nearby areas. It reports presbyteries, sermons, confirmations, and choir performances at First Presbyterian Church, Christian M E Church, Delta Avenue, Walnut Hills, Church of the Nativity, Church of the Advent, Central Christian Church, Walnut Hills Christian Church, and more. It notes honors, confirmations, and Children’s Day events with times and locations.

Eight Sunday Schools Plan Annual Needles Woodsdale Island Event

On the 26th the eight Sunday schools of the Ninth haust Church will hold their annual event at Woodsdale Island. Prizes include a gold medal for athletic winners. A baseball match between the Club of Yor men at Station E and the club at Station will be followed by a tug of war between Station C and Station A. Several foot races and other athletic events are planned.

Haust Church Woodsdale Island

Strike Leaders In Conference Rally Amid Labor Fight

Hamilton machinists press for dissolution of a restraining order as strike leaders hold secret talks. Union funds pour in to aid strikers while a mass meeting at Workman's Hall drew about 360 people. Vice President P J Conlon vows to stay in Cincinnati to support the strike and coordinate meetings at East Court Street headquarters.

Schilling Workman's Hall P. J. Conlon International Association of Machinists Conlon Cincinnati Machinists’ Organization East Court Street J. A. Rey & Egan Orkmen’s Hall Fay- Egan Company H. C. Thompson Ernst Weier Harry Schilling Richard Woltjen

Ambition stirs many statesmen in Democratic race

A flood of hopefuls emerges as Bernard backs Kilbourne and others for governor and legislative posts. The piece notes plans to appoint delegates rather than elect them, lists likely candidates for the Senate and Common Pleas, and hints at strategic machinations before the State convention.

Johnson McLean King Lewie Bernard Lewie Hamilton County James Utter Utter Cohen J. W. Harper Harper Phil Turpin Anderson Township Phil United States Philip Court of Common Pleas Common Pleas Prescott Smith Enoch Stricker Stricker Board of Legislation Hst Simeon Johnson Enoch L. Stricker Otway J. Cosgrave Sidney Strick Big Forty Ekworth Club Lew Bernard Kilbourne Bernard Zimmerman Welty Patrick Abe

Striking Machinists Seek Dissolution of Restrain Order

Hamilton and M O Burns representing 250 workers filed an answer in Judge Nielan's court denying Niles Tool Works accusations of interference and seeking dissolution of the restraining order. Hearing set for Tuesday. Ticketing by union strikers continues at the Niles shops despite the order.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton June M. O. Burns Wm. H. Webster Niles Tool Works Niles

Death of Dr. John Martin Ends Longtime Gambler’s Tale

Dr. John Martin died at City Hospital after a fractured hip and pneumonia. The veteran, who carried a rabbit’s foot, passed away on a Friday after a long life marked by war service. Funeral set for 2 p.m. at Gilligan’s with Wesleyan Cemetery burial. Local pension and county burial aid will cover costs. nephew Sayers would have paid if needed. Martin fought in the Civil War defense of the city and served in Kentucky and Tennessee.

Commercial Tribune John Locate) Martin Martin Kirby Smith Kentucky Tennessee

Fourth Dis toe Sag pupils honor retiring principal Turrell

Pupils held a fitting appreciation for their principal, the fourth dis toe sag crowd gathered on Eastern avenue grounds lit with lanterns. An ice cream social preceded speeches and songs as children, parents, and friends applauded the retiring leader.

Turrell Chidren

Raffle Plan Sparked by French Immigrant Suitor

A French import named Jones employed at a Baldwin piano factory contemplates raffling himself to win a wife among Morris Street girls. He plans a September event with tickets at twenty five cents, a minister, and a public embrace if the winning girl accepts. A mischievous maid is rumored to have joined the scheme.

Jones Baldwin Piano Factory France Morris Street Anna Khte Mazie Minnie Moon Tate Ague Mr. Jones

Daily Sheepshead Race Cards Show Wide Field

Detailed entries list for six races at Sheepshead plus St Louis card. Horseracing weights and entries feature Lady Dainty Ben Blue Meridian The Gold Finder Man of War Garter Ban The Pride etc with horses across two circuits and multiple age groups and distances.

Lady Dainty Person Sir Hubert Magic Light Bullingdon Marsham Old Tank Bon Jour Bermuda Hundred Dallion Ben Blue Frankfort Contend Vitellas Anecdote Vater Jack Demand Meridian Water Power Madden Alcedo Kilogram Ethelbert Beau Gallant Alsike Blues Teddy Watercure Kamara Prince McClurg Alfonso All Gold Procession Sidney Lucas Star Bright Man of War Wild Oats George Doyle Cameron de Rieszke Highlander Essene Basilius Concertina Gold Cure Chilton Shandonfield Garter Ban Seminole Barbara Freitchie Barreto Jill Greenwood Glade Run the Golden Prince Ginki Bluff Harlem Braw Lad the Pride Gsstine Whisper Lowin Brownie Anderson Emma R Harvey Denman Thompson Pirate's Queen Emma C. L Monos Light Ball Sortie Governor Sayres Educate San Arar Princess Otillie Ile Austin Elsie L Leach Ma Sweet Billie Mabel Winn Fisher Brunswick the Rival Pierce J Ban Milan All Gray Milam Herodes Miss Madison Moabena Eddie Buschilé Levoy George Arnold Tayon Elghor the Lady Princess Thyra Fleuron Eli Mansie Nyx Lewis Clarke Lady Schorr Hernando Telamon A Tae Obert “Waddell Omdurman Silurian Brutal Six Shooter Driscoll Barrack Hard Knot Ollie J Golden Scepter Mattie Bazar Scarlet Lily Patroon Tiurles Knight Banneret Federal Dagmar Prince Blazes Locochee Prairie Dog Shut Up Maydine Red Apple Ida Vv Gawaine Miriam Rosa Diah Edolin Iris Pright Night Dousterswivel Dan Cupid Host Frank Ireland Oxnard Old Mike Zacatosa Alaska Hop Scotch Helen Paxton Lamachus Lady Portland Free Hand Boomerack Brewer Give St. Louis

Kill on Northern Star at Gravesend Crowned by 20 to 1 Move

At Gravesend the Brooklyn Jockey Club meeting ended with four favorites winning. A big payoff came when Northern Star won the fifth race after being bet from 20 to 1 to 4 to 1, ridden by Mounce, finishing a length and a half ahead of The Dancer.

New York Brooklyn Jockey Club Gravesend Northern Star Mounce Dancer Military O’connor Royal Highness Shaw Candling Smith Malden Ante Blue Victor Argonauta Snark Anzie Sky Scraper Connie The Puritan Cochran Collegian Slack Alfonso Spencer Biff Key Diddy Rossignol McGinn Destitute Monnce Lady Mag Beate Idaescebese Ivory Bells Lieschen Silver Chimes Miss Appleby Rochesterm Wonderly Hammock Mipe the Dancer Roscrea Peninsular Te Owl Miss Hastings Graden Sterling Fox Easy Street Miss Weller Father den Sams Andronicus Margraviate Scurry Gtchaels Nones Himself Blueaway Jogtown I Maleter Round Up

Baseball roundups from Ashtabula Painesville Cincinnati and more

On June 14 games produced varied results with visitors triumphing in Ashtabula while Cincinnati edged Washington in a tight contest. Delaware High School beat Piqua 8 to 3 to claim the central Ohio crown and Lancaster graded school club prepared for a championship tilt tomorrow.

Commercial Tribune Ashtabula R. H. E. Ashtabula Painesville Whisner and Needham, McKenzie and Huling Washington D. H Cincinnati Nationals Washington Grays Cincinnati Washington Peacock McBriar Carr Simonton Lindsey Piqua Central Ohio Delaware High Hool Delaware Pickett Campbell Hughes Hagan Lancaster

Silver Loving Cup for Young Orators

A city committee awarded silver loving cups to Louis Bernstein and Carl Fischer for orations at Music Hall on June 7. The Bee Hotel program directed by S. J. Lewis featured musical numbers by Wm Hann and Prof. L. L. Hawkins and addresses by Lt. Gov. J. A. Caldwell and others.

Music Hall Louis Bernstein Carl Fischer Sam Lewis W. L.anderson Dr. T. W. Johnson Edw. Howard Wm. Copeland Wm. Brown Edward Berry Sam Hill H. T. Jackson Edward Thomas Ollie Dempsey Edw. Gaither George Crittenden H. Higgin G. Nesbitt L. L. Hawkins Geo. Jackson Geo. Hays Wm. H. Parham A. G. Dehart Bee Hotel

McFarland Quits in Fourteenth Round in Kansas City

Clarence Forbes of Chicago defeated Eddie McFarland of St. Louis in the fourteenth round here tonight. McFarland quit while appearing competitive, ending the bout in Kansas City Missouri.

McFarland Commercial Tribune Kansas City Clarence Forbes Chicago Eddie McFarland St. Louis

Warren's Sweet Dixie wins Wadham Plate at San Down Park

London June 14 Warren's Sweet Dixie ridden by L Reiff won the Wadham Plate at San Down Park in the first summer meeting. Wassecon Hastoe finished third as seven horses started in the race.

London Warren Sweet Dixie Ll. Reiff Sandown Park

Amateur baseball rivalries spark at Liberty Street Bottoms

Western Union checkboys and Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company couriers threaten a 9 am strike over balls and strikes in a clash at Liberty Street Bottoms. Captain Herbig predicts a decisive Messenger boys win, while Captain Krombeck vows no courier reports Monday.

Western Union Messenger Boys Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company Liberty Street Herbig Krombeck Edisons Bellevue Browns East Newport Park Browns Bellevue-Dayton Ft. Thomas

Y M C A Baseball League opens with clash of powers

The passage lists many local teams and players with schedules and reporting details. It notes Christ Church Parish leading the league with 1,000 percent, while railroad clubs push to challenge. Multiple games are set for Covington, Columbia, and Cincinnati grounds with clubs like Lincolns, Covingtons, Shamrocks, and Reds involved.

Union Levee Linwood Christ Church Parish Railroad Central Y. M. C. A Railroad Y. M. C. A Covington Y. M Shamrocks League Park Bond Hill Covingtons Muldoons Covington Park Psi Lincolns Batesville Ind Grand Central Depot Stanley Hobing Felix DeVaney Biermann Sigman Fuller Sanders Brengleman Hessel East Sixth Street Cincinnati C. E. Shaffer Spiders Tusculum Avenue Corwine Chas. Schoemer East McMicken Avenue Walnut Hills Ward Franklin Glenn Building Cincinnati Stars Columbus Lazarus Victors Pearl and Butler Street Brighton Grays Bromley Ky Bromley Denny's Addystons Louisville Thompson Addyston Seventh Walnut Streets Burnets Clarks O'Connor and Ginter Rickets Burke Dayton Grays Ed Hug Care Chatfield & Woods Company Arks Ark B Shutes Milt Camm Bellview Meccas Mecca B. B. C Harry Keenan Lowry Sid Berte Browns Riverside Jaogee Cincinnati Milling Machine Ier Aed Red Tavia Corryville Pelicans F. A. Cromley Eastee Club Baba Navies Nic Green Nagies

Haggin yearlings fetch strong prices at Rancho del Paso auction

Rancho del Paso yearlings owned by J. B. in sold for high sums in New York auction. Bay colt Star Ruby Africa Queen brought 1000 dollars, bay filly Watercress Alfaretta 1300 dollars, Spinwell Annie Lewis 2700 dollars, Baby Sir Modred 2700 dollars, Barbary Maid ... total for forty three head reached 7330 dollars.

New York Rancho del Paso J. B. In Great Domand Star Ruby T. Welsh Watercress Alfaretta Sidney Paget Spinwell Annie Lewis P. Stanton Arnette Sidney Pay Sir Modred Baby Frank Farhersoe Goldfinch Bavaria P. Wimmer Bedette One Garter Boule de Niege

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