Confederate Dead Honored at Columbus Memorial Arch Dedication
Columbus Ohio June 14 2500 Confederate dead honored at a memorial arch gift of William H Harrison of Cincinnati The arch marks prisoners from Camp Chase who died in captivity Speakers included Governor Nash and General John B Gordon Captain James Dinkins of New Orleans delivered the address praising union and Southern pride The ceremony featured decorations by G A R and the Daughters of the Confederacy and a granite arch topped by a bronze Confederate soldier statue.
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William H. Harrison
Cincinnati
Camp Chase
Littl
Hayes
Foraker
W. H. Knauss
Harrison
South
Southland
Nash
John B. Gordon
G.A. R
Confederacy
James Dinkins
New Orleans
Forrest
Ohio
Union
United States
MacKinley
David F. Pugh
J. B. Gordon
D. E. Johnson
Bluefield
Hixon Brothers Leave State Masonic Home
Four Hixon brothers aged from 8 to older left the State Masonic Home in Springfield to join their mother in Knoxville Tennessee. Superintendent Parsons expressed regret at losing them and the journal notes ongoing campus projects including a cemetery bridge gravel road water lines and a new barn plus trees planted and irrigation efforts. Rev Harvey Lawrence gave an illustrated Ben Hur lecture to residents and the literary society wrapped its summer season.
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Commercial
Tribune
Springfield
Hixon
State Masonic Home
Knoxville
Tenn
Parsons
Big Four Railroad
Home Cemetery
Harvey Lawrence
Literary Society
Local Guests Visit Lawrenceburg Ladies in Spring Socials
Mrs Agnes Ransom of Cincinnati guests with Mrs Henry Alfred. Mrs John Scheid of Washington Indiana entertained by Mrs Henry Perrington. Mrs Laura Bleger Byslair of Memphis Tenn visits relatives here. Mrs Ona Sortwell of Santa Indiana week with Miss Lillie Wiest. Mrs Adolph Leppert of Ohio spent Sunday with Mrs Estell in Cincinnati. Mrs Ernest Stemm hosts guests here. Mrs L Bathgate of Cincinnati visiting. Mrs Carrie Rigrish of Connersville entertained by Will Winters family. Lulu Zink of Indianapolis visiting Judge Bainbridge. St Cecilia Musical Society held final recital at Mrs A D Cook home.
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Agnes Ransom
Cincinnati
Henry Alfred
John Scheid
Washington, Ind
Henry Perrington
Laura Bleger Byslair
Memphis
Estell
Cincinna Ee
Oor
Ernest Stemm
Sed
L. Bathgate
Cincom O
Carrie Rigrish
Connersville
Ind
Will Winters
Lulu Zink
Indianapolis
W. H. Bainbridge
St. Cecilia Musical Society
A. D. Cook
Strong Investment Offer From Geo O Fluke & Co Ad
On the financial page the Commercial Tribune notes Geo O Fluke & Co advertise a new opportunity for investors and small investors to take chances with promising prospects. The wording emphasizes accessible entry for ordinary backers and suggests potential gains through the offered venture.
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Commercial Tribune
Geo, O. Fluke & Co
Social gatherings hosted by Mrs Ramsey and friends
Mrs. Jennie Ramsey of East Hugh Street hosted three days of informal receptions with many attendees including Mrs Ricks Mrs Little Mrs Spahr and others. Additional hosts and guests included Mrs Titlow Dr Titlow Miss Titlow Miss Kirkpatrick and Miss Crowell with various helpers and the Misses Burrows and Kelly in attendance.
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Jennie Ramsey
East Hugh Street
Ricks
Little
Spahr
Edwin Thompson
John Webb
George Frankenberg
Frank Hosterman
John Garver
Siegenthaler
Burleigh
Barnum
Lewis
Burton
Miss Lasley
Miss Rodgers
Huyes
J. F. McGrew
Iss Ellen
Bel Cosier
Adelald Hardenburg
Kingston
N. Y
Ruth Kelly
Whitehall
Kirkpatrick
Vassar College
Miss McGregor
Ellen McGrew
le Galle College
Crowell
Cleveland
James
Wil Rshall
Woman fatally wounded after card game shooting
In Youngstown Mary Sassanalli died from shotgun wounds inflicted by Vincenego Aduasio during a disturbed card game dispute. Her husband and Aduasio were involved. Aduasio fled and remains at large as the victim sought aid from a policeman.
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Youngstown
Mgse
Mary Sassanalli
Vincenego Adu
Aduasio
Storm Flood Deluge Worsens in Lancaster Ohio
A severe storm flooded Lancaster Ohio early today with four feet of water in many homes. Residents were rescued from upper floors by boats as floodwaters rose. The disaster disrupted Hocking Valley Railroad service and impacted surrounding areas.
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Lancaster
Suvari
Commer Tribune Estimating Contest Invitation
An entry costs $1.00 for a chance in the Commer Tribune estimating contest offering a $34,000 prize pool with 1,400 possible winning chances.
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Commer Tribune
Ohio Visitors in New York List of Ohio Valley Contacts
A week’s record shows residents from Defiance Dayton Elkhart East Liverpool Greencastle Greenfield Hamilton Indianabale Lima Muncie Miamisburg Mayfield Muncie Marietta MIllersburg Napoleon Newark Piqua Richmond Salem Springfield Toledo and more visiting in New York. names include W. Maynes S. C. McGowan A. Campe and numerous peers with affiliations to firms, families, and cities across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and beyond.
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Ohio Valley
New York
W. Maynes
S. C. McGowan
A. Campe
Converse
A. Gestandet
L. Davis
R. D. McCarter
A. McCarter
A. Gemarden
L. K. Hirsh
J. =. Holmes
E. B. McCarter
D. C. Schonthal
Hamilton
A. E. Dreuroy
H. E. Hawkins
Gesswern
Indianabele
G. M. Dickson
Meee
B. Fame
S. Blackledge
D. E
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D. A. Baxter
Lexington
H. P. Headley
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Besti
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O. Breen
J. Johnson
J. H. March
T. J. Cargon
T.j.clay
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Louisville
J. M. Kranahaar
C. J. Hubbard
Social notes and gatherings from Dayton area society
Mrs R N King and son Robert travel to Connecticut for summer visits Miss Margaret King visits Toronto Canada Dr and Mrs BE McDonald of Redland California guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Rike Anne Patterson hosts Miss Jane De Pau of New Albany Adele Reynolds hosts Miss Anna Toole of Baltimore Helen Finke to wed Dr D G Reilly on June 18 Juniors of Steele High School bid farewell to Seniors at Dayton View gymnasium Party group travels from Dayton to Denver after eight weeks in California Mr Willis Weakley and wife back from Pittsburgh Mrs C Levy announces Josephine to H W Dern of Cleveland on June 7 Isabel Dennison visiting Miss Heloise Arnold Mrs M Kramer hosts an at home Miss Finke hosted at a medical gathering Delano McCoy and Miss Miller wedding at Stanley Gerber home Soldiers Home Hotel hosts and anniversaries noted.
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Robert
Connecticut
Margaret King
Toronto
Canada
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Redland
Cal
Fred Rike
Anne Patterson
Jane de Pau
New Albany
Golf Cluir
de Pau
Baltimore
Helen Finke
D. G. Reilly
The
Steele High School
Dayton View Gymnasium
Dayton
David Margle
William B. Sullivan
Charles D. Bidleman
Louise Bidleman
Denver
California
Thomas DeArmon
Margaret
Cambridge
Bprings
Charles Stoddard
Stearne
Boston
Mass
Stoddard
Golf Club
John P. Breen
Fritsche
Cleveland
Central Steele High School
Willis Weakley
Pittsburg
Howard McFeeley
E Buehler
William Keyes
Nee Schwind
Missy Miller
Stanley Fer
BE. H. McIntire
J. D. McIntire
Soldier's. Home Hotel
Subscribing to Tribune Prompts Quick Mind Clearance
A brief ad suggests sending in an estimate to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune, promising the reader instant relief from thoughts about it. The message uses casual phrasing and discourages overthinking.
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Social Notes From Aurora Public Courier
Miss Mollite Van Osdel of Cumminaville Ohio visits Mrs John Swango. Miss Salfie Hayfies of Indianapolis spends Sunday with Mrs P W Williams. Miss Georgiana Sutton plans a Suran trip to Germany and Holland. Mrs Will Graham of Portsmouth is returning home after visiting Thompson he dene. Charles H McKinzie visits friends in Pittsburg. Miss Rose Douselman of Cross Plains visits Mrs Henry Kuhlmeier. Mrs N McMahan of Sparta visits Mrs C J Clements. Mrs John spends a week with friends at Rising Sun. Mrs J A Ham visits Pittsburg for a short time.
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Mollite van Osdel
Cumminaville
Ohio
John Swango
Salfie Hayfies
Indianapolis
Ind
P. W. Williams
Georgiana Sutton
Germany
Holland
Will Graham
Portsmouth
Charles H. McKinzie
Pittsburg
Rose Douselman
Cross Plains
Henry Kuhlmeier
N. McMahan
Sparta
C. J. Clements
John
Rising Sun
J. A. Ham
Boy Fatally Struck By Live Wire During Fire
June 14 report: Garfield Walters, son of a saloon keeper, was instantly killed after grabbing a live electrical wire during a fire that destroyed William Kelley’s residence.
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Garfield Walters
Walters
William Kelley
Contests Offer Vast Chances to Win a Prize
A newspaper brief notes Contest provides 1490 chances to win a prize. It emphasizes the odds of securing a portion of the total opportunities and outlines the broad scope of entry options and potential rewards.
Popular Dayton Pastor Dies After Long Illness
The Rev. Dr. C. W. Gullette former pastor of Grace M. B. Church Dayton died at 6:30 this morning at his home 23 Sycamore street after two years of suffering. Born November 17 1858 in Dillaboro Indiana he served in Indiana Cincinnati and Hamilton before leading Grace Church Dayton. He was married twice with children Cameron Ruby and Elaine. Funeral services will be held Monday at Grace Church at 9:30 am with interment at Moore's Hill Indiana. Bowie Acquitted. A not guilty verdict was returned tonight in the Bowie murder case and the prisoner was discharged.
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C. W. Gultter
Grace
M. B
Sycamore Street
Gullette
Dr. Gullette
Dillaboro
Ind
Moore’s Hill
Baldwin
Kan
Indiana
Cincinnati
St. Paul's Church
Springfield
Hamilton
Trinity Church
Coma & Grace Church
Bishop Moore
Cameron
Ruby
Elaine
Cincinnati Methodist Conference
Grace Church
Will Urge Organization of Strong Naval Militia
The National Militia Association delegates at Baltimore session voted no action on naval reserve bills this meeting. A five member committee will promote public support for a strong naval militia across seacoast gulf and lake states. Officers elected include President Edwin Géer Maryland First Vice President Douglas White California War Vice President W E Ohio Secretary E Ward Maryland Treasurer Waln ton Irving New Jersey. Old Point Comfort chosen as next year’s venue. Delegates toured Chesapeake Bay to Annapolis Naval Academy.
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National Militia Association
Gulf and Lake State
Edwin Géer
Maryland
Douglas White
California
W. E
Ohio
E. Ward
Walnid Ton Irving
New Jersey
Old Point Comfort
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Arrested for Riding in Colored Compartment
Miss Mary Custis Lee daughter of the late General Robert E. Lee forfeited $5 collateral in default of appearance before Maynor Simpson in the Police Court on a charge of violating the segregation law for railway passengers. She was taken into custody after refusing to move from the colored rear to the white front on a Washington and Alexandria electric car. The mayor found the conductor acted within the law and would have been liable otherwise.
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Alexandria
Mary Custis
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Maynor Simpson
Washington and Alexandria
Simpson
Miss Lee
Thirty Cities Attend Saengerfest Parade in Fort Wayne
The Concordia Singing Society prepares for Indiana and Ohio Saengerfest with thirty city societies represented. A parade is set for 1 PM Sunday followed by prize contests. Over five hundred participants expected. The next meeting place will be announced Monday.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Concordia Singing Society
Committee to Hear More Testimony on Delaware Industrial School Case
In Columbus on June 4 the Board of State Charities and Corrections panel led by Henry Ranney of Cleveland and Rutherford H. Plate of Columbus resumes hearings. The special committee plans to conclude its inquiry into charges of cruelty to the Delaware Industrial School for Girls and soon issue a report. If witnesses fail to corroborate earlier testimony the report may urge removing Superintendent Skiles.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Henry Ranney
Cleveland
Rutherford H. Plate
Board of State Charities and Corrections
Delaware Industrial School For Girls
Skiles
Mountain Chautauqua at Mountain Lake Park Maryland
The Mountain Chautauqua at Mountain Lake Park Maryland is described as America’s premier summer resort high on the Allegheny Crest. With 2800 feet elevation and 350000 invested, five hotels and cottages open for boarders at reasonable rates. The site hosts Chautauqua gatherings and educational programs drawing thousands annually, with tickets available via B and O Southwestern from June 1 to September 30 and special July August rates.
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America
B. & O. Southwestern
IL. A. 1
Mountain Park
Maryland
Hartill Gets Damages in Guernsey Court
Joseph Hartill, superintendent of Morton Tin Plate Company, was awarded 13000 dollars by the Guernsey Common Pleas Court against Morton Tin Plate Company. The suit arose from a contract under which Hartill was to be paid 3000 dollars yearly and 5000 dollars in stock, which the company failed to deliver after selling out. The defendant requested a new trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Cambri Q
Joseph
Hzs
Cambridge Works
American Plate Company
Morton Tin Plate Company
Guernsey Common Pleas
Ergage Ny
Hartill
Emdas
Manslayer Released After Brief Sentencing
Unclear text reports a man named John Fulsom and his brother facing a two ten year sentence before a president elt. Goodell is said released this morning. Fragmentary marketing style lines urge readers to send in estimates for a contest with 1,690 prizes totaling 34 000 dollars.
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Elt
John Fulsom
Goodell
Ipsz
Robinson Appointed to New Telephone Role
In Cleveland on June 4 H H Robinson formerly General Superintendent of the Central Union Telephone Company has been appointed to a new post with United Telephone. He will oversee operations on Michigan and will not be in Chicago for the anticipated assignments.
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H. H. Robinson
Central Union Telephone Company
Michigan
Chicago
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