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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
7
Commencement exercises at the Ohio Conservatory of Music
The Ohio Conservatory of Music held commencement at the East Fourth street school. Graduates in white gowns entered the hall as Rev. Dr. Goss gave the evening address on the artist’s mission and the power of music. Diplomas were awarded in elocution to Frank Preston Gamson and Irene Krehnbrink, with certificates for health culture and piano. Pupils of Misses Ella and Idumea Moreton announce a piano recital at Solian Hall featuring Liszt pieces, Mendelssohn overture, and other selections in a two piano, eight hands program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conservatory of Music
East Fourth Street
Charlies Frederic Goss
Mary Grace Allnut
Bath
Foster
Gavotte
Dr. Goss
Harry L. Gordon
Goss
Frank Preston Gamson
Irene Krehnbrink
Rachel Collins
Cora Dickelman
Katherine, Distlerath
Ada Belle Vickers
Kathryn, Wallace
Ella
Idumea Moreton
Solian Hall
Hongroise
F. Liszt
Hazel Dean
Mabel Lane
Rhoda V. Davis
Harold Dean
Louise Buistine
Eisie Markiein
Queta Engle
Hopkins
Marie Engle
Mr.no Aultman
Hayward School Awards Diplomas At Graduation Exer cises
The Hayward School of Elocution Dramatic Art and Music held its commencement at the Auditorium with a large crowd. Very Rev C H Snedeker gave the address and diplomas to graduates including Miss Elizabeth Barclay Miss Martha Doolittle Miss Effie Hubbell and many others with certificates for two and one year courses and special subjects in acting reading and dancing. The program featured scenes from Evangeline Valse dances and Mendelssohn Spring Song performed by students and seniors assisted by dancing pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward School of Elocution, Dramatic Art
C. H. Snedeker
John Patrick Murphy
Elizabeth J. Barclay
Martha Doolittle
Effie Hopkins Hubbell
Valarie Kruthoffer
Martha Eugenia de Valcourt Pratt
Edith Ellsworth Ralston
John Michael Harrigan
Theodore van Wryke Lamb
Francis Isham
Marguerite Jacobs
Eda Frances Limbach
Fannie Love
Julia Bradbury Wilson
Mayme Leeson
Anna R. Rentz
John Spilker
Rose Schloss
Eunice Ripley Tozzer
Ruth Whiteman
Nellie Brennan
Mary Donnellon
Martha Eugenia Dev. Pratt
Martha Bischoff
Evangeline
Effie H. Hubbell
Elizabeth Barclay
Bacerte Seeeyeces
Esse-Eee
Edith Ralston
Sarin Welaly
Valarie Kruthoffer Mendelssohn
Martha Pratt
Bachelor’s Counsel
Miss Doolittle
Mr. Harrigan
Obituary notices for Lorena Beal and Hannah Wise in Cincinnati
Mrs. Lorena Cochran Beal wife of Dr Frederick Beal died at the Jewish Hospital Avondale after an operation She had accompanied her husband to Vienna and returned to Cincinnati for the procedure She was 37 formerly of Millville Ohio Her husband a native of Butler County is a physician in Springfield Nebraska Mrs Hannah Wise relict of David Wise aged 88 years 7 months died suddenly at 29 1 2 Erkenbrecher avenue after 53 years in the city She attended her grandson Charles Bloom and Rose Jacobs wedding in Iowa City leaving six children numbered among Ben Wise Charles Wise Meyer Wise M Bloom Mrs Gottlieb and Mrs Bensinger of Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Beal
Avondale
Vienna
Austria
Cincinnati
David Wise
D. Jacobs
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Wise
Bensinger
Chicago
Ben Wise
St. Louis
Charles Wise
Sioux City
Meyer Wise
M. Bloom
Iowa City
Gottlieb
Fighting Bob Visits Dowager Empress in Peking
Admiral Robley D. Evans and his staff arrived in Peking to see the Dowager Empress as Far Eastern papers suggest the American squadron at Che Foo aims to deter Russia. The visit follows Evans as commander of the U S Asiatic Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Robley D. Evans
United States Asiatic Fleet
Che-Foo
Russia
Evans Movements Unrelated to Manchuria Talks
The Navy Department says Admiral Evans' actions have no bearing on the Manchuria negotiations or Russia's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Evans
Manchuria
Russia
President Roosevelt Attends Saengerfest in Baltimore
In Baltimore Armory Hall a vast crowd cheered President Roosevelt as he attended the Northeastern Saengerbund concert. He spoke on German immigration from colonial times, highlighted Turnverein influence in Baltimore, and then listened to choirs and solos before leaving for W. The president was joined by Governor John Waller Smith, Admiral N C Taylor, Baron Von Rheinbaden and Baron Von Sternberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Armory Hall
Saengerbund
Roosevelt
Germany
Hemisphere
Muhlenburg
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Missouri
Turnverein of
John Waller Smith
N. C. Taylor
Baron von Rheinbaden
Baron von Sternberg
Aa M. McLane
Sixth annual saengerfest yields prizes at Indiana event
The sixth annual Ohio Indiana German Saengerbund saengerfest in Alexandria awarded prizes for yesterday’s contest with twenty societies entered. Fr Wayne Maennerchor won first, Socialistic Saenger Bund of Indianapolis second, Muncia Harmonie third, Anderson Harmonie fourth, Peru Maennerchor fifth. Toledo Lafayette and Wabash did not appear. Marion could not sing for lack of a tenor. Gold and silver wreaths valued $250 to $25 were awarded as prizes. large crowds attended and stayed for the day. Next year’s session will be held at South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Commercial Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
Canal Water Restored and Boats Resumed on Schedule
Water returned to the canal early yesterday ending three months of dry bed and odor issues. The twelve mile level nearly filled, St Bernard break repairs held, and Miami and Erie Transportation Co boats resume on schedule with the electric mules to operate to Hamilton and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Valley
St. Bernard
Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Hamilton
Cincinnati and
Toledo Packet Company
Guarantee Fund May Be Increased for Hamilton County Fair
The Hamilton County Agricultural Association meets at the Dennison Hotel to consider boosting the guarantee fund from 25000 to 60000 dollars. Fair Board members foresee a 50000 daily attendance with strong exhibitor interest and many premium additions. Oakley grounds work starts immediately as the trotting track is praised as the West’s fastest. temporary buildings will rise for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Agricultural Association
Dennison
Committee On Guarantee Fund
Fair
Fox
Millcreek Valley Notes and Local Transport Talk
Miss Angela Mae O'Brien led an elocution recital at Pythian Hall Lockland with Miss Adelaide O'Brien and Miss Beulah Shinkle assisting. The program featured Nina A. Smith and six others. The piece notes a bid to compel Cincinnati Interurban to build a bridge at the Carthage pike Big Four crossing near Spring Grove Ave, while county plans say funds are insufficient for a viaduct. St Bernard officials were asked to seek the improvement due to daily streetcar crossings on a dangerous narrow crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Mae O’brien
Pythian Hall
Lockland
Adelaide O'Brien
Beulah Shinkle
Nina A. Smith
Constance C. Schroder
Aliie M. Burthiser
Sarah Williamson McElhiney
Elizabeth L. Thoete
Margery J. Collwell
Arsela E. Koelsch
Cincinnati Interurban Company
Carthage Pike
Big Four Railroad
Spring Grove Avenue
Village of
St. Bernard
Lieutenant Doc Hill Celebrates Birthday
Lieutenant Doc Hill marked his 57th birthday and reflected on aging as a serious matter. He and his men arrived at Central Police Station at 10 30 p m to find a party of lunch and lemonade awaiting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Hill
Doc’’ Hill
Central Police Station
City workers to be required to post bonds
The Board of Public Safety ordered all policemen and firemen to furnish bonds. Police Department Clerk John Callahen and assistant Robert King began examining personnel last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Police Department
John Callahen
Robert King
Michigan Sleeping Car Lines From Cincinnati Schedule Notice
A historical notice lists Michigan Sleeping Car Lines from Cincinnati on The Fishing Line. The Northland Limited departs Cincinnati daily and reaches Traverse City, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, and Mackinaw City by late morning. The Michigan Express runs Sundays from Cincinnati to Petoskey Bay View Harbor Springs and Mackinaw City. tickets sold daily through these car lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Short Line
Fishing Line
Northland ‘Limited
Lem
Traverse City
Petoskey
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Forety
J. M. Harris
Liberty Bell Heads to Boston for Bunker Hill Celebrations
The Liberty Bell began its journey from Independence Hall in Philadelphia en route to Boston to be part of the Bunker Hill anniversary events. The escort includes the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry and the First Regiment National Guard, accompanying it to the West Philadelphia Street Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Bunker Hill
Independence Hall
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia City Cavalry
National, Guard
Liberty Bell Train Arrives in Newark with Crowd and Wreath
The Liberty Bell train reached Newark on June 15 to a crowd of about six thousand. A city committee placed a red wreath on a support while Princeton Junction drew a large throng. Mayor Robinson led a Princeton faculty delegation and spoke as schoolchildren lined the route to see the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Princeton Junction
Robinson
Princeton
Anti Pain Pills Promote Headache Cure Claims
Ad copy for Mires Meproat Co. of Elkhart Indiana touts Anti Pain Pills as preventive and curative for headaches the most common human ailment. The compact testimonial style markets the product directly to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires
Elkhart, Ind
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