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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

5

Wedding Bells Mark Elmwood Place Alliance in Carthage

The wedding of Miss Mary M. Minor and Robert Barnwell occurred last evening at the Carthage M. E. Church with over two hundred guests in attendance. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minor of Elmwood Place and the groom is the son of Mr. W. E. Barnwell, longtime Assistant Librarian at the Cincinnati Public Library.

Robert Barnwell Cincinnati Public Library Mary M. Minor Carthage M. E Robert Minor Elmwood Place W. E. Barnwell

Personal Travel Updates From Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Claude Frederick journey to Georgia for a month long visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Spencer of Walnut Hills plan a Saturday departure for an overseas trip. Mrs Dr J T Whittaker of Clifton travels to Lake Chautauqua for summer. Mr and Mrs Car Kleve returned from two weeks at West Baden Springs. Mrs J O Dalzell and son from St Paul visit Mr and Mrs W Wasson in Norwood. Mr and Mrs M B Farrin and family leave Monday for Grande Point Michigan for summer. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoppe left for Mackinac Island with Mrs Hoppe staying longer. Miss Carrel of New York City visits Mr and Mrs George Carusculum for friend and relative gathering. Server Charles Hodges and wife Colonel [text incomplete].

Claude Frederick Georgia Fred Spencer Walnut Hills J. T. Whittaker Clifton Lake Chautauqua Car Kleve West Baden Springs J. O. Dalzell and Son St. Paul Wae W. Wasson Cleneay Avenue Norwood M. B. Farrin Grande Point Mich Henry Hoppe Mackinac Island Hoppe Oar Gre Carrel New

Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Lunch Reports Growth and Gifts

The Cincinnati Alumni Association held its annual noon lunch at the Business Men's Club. Prof. Richard Parsons announced a $100,000 gift from Mrs. Morris Sharp for a theology chair and noted the progress of the gymnasium and civil engineering and electrical building projects. New president Dr. Herbert Welch will be inaugurated June 22. Officers were elected: President Dr. F. B. Dyer, Vice President Rev. Frank G. Mitchell, Secretary W. M. Fridman, Treasurer Benjamin Cowen. The group also urged inviting the General Conference of the Methodist Church to meet in Cincinnati in 1908.

Cincinnati Alumni Association Ohio Wesleyan University Business Men’s Club Richard Parsons Delaware Whitlock University Ohio Wesleyan Morris Sharp Washington D. H Alumni Association F. B. Dyer Cincinnati Public Schools Frank G. Mitchell Hartwell W. M. Fridman Benjamin §. Cowen Associated Press W. A. Robinson E. W. Mitchell E. D. Lyon T. L. Lee Elizabeth Williams Scott Bonham

Portland Return Fare to Chicago Exposition Deals

Tickets $56.50 for Portland to Chicago round trip with Lewis and Clark Exposition. Other origin rates vary. One direction $67.50 on select dates via San Francisco Los Angeles. Route options include Omaha Cheyenne Granger and St. Paul Minneapolis Colorado Utah Lake McDonald Canadian Rockies Yellow stone. Ask N M Breeze 436 Walnut Cincinnati for folder.

Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Omaha Cheyenne Granger St. Paul Minneapolis Colorado Utah Lake McDonald Country Canadian Rockies Yellowstone National Park N. M. Breeze Walnut Street Cincinnati

Winners named for Europe trip contest in Sunday Tribune

The Commercial Tribune will announce the trip to Europe contest winners in Sunday morning editions. The result will reveal which entrants earn the travel prize and any accompanying details.

Europe Commercial Tribune

Graduation Exercises for Hebrew Union College Class of 1905

The class of 1905 graduates from Hebrew Union College will be celebrated at Plum Street Temple with a 2 30 p m ceremony and a 4 p m consecration service. Graduates Frederick A Braun Sidney A Goldstein Meyer Lovitch and Joseph Rauch hold B A degrees. The programme includes prayers music orations degree conferral and a valedictory by Meyer Lovitch.

Hebrew Union College Plum Street Frederick A. Braun Sidney A. Goldstein Meyer Lovitch Joseph Rauch Clarke B. Beijtmann Board of Governors Schubert A. Gutimacher Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Baltimore Etz Chayim Weinstock Kaufmann Kohler Yevorechecho B. Bettmann Louis J. Goldman Union of American Hebrew Congregations

Memorial Service for Local YMI Members at St Joseph Cemetery

The local Young Men's Institute will decorate the graves of departed members Sunday afternoon June 18 at 2 o'clock at St Joseph Cemetery. The program includes remarks by John B Brodberger and Joseph W Conroy, hymns, a sermon by Rev M Mulvihill, and prayers led by Rev Joseph A Shee. The list of honored deceased includes Archbishop Wm Henry Elder and numerous members and supporters with many names recorded.

Young Men’s Institute St. Joseph Cemetery Young Men's Institute John B. Brodberger Joseph A. Shee God Y.M. I Joseph W. Conroy M. Mulvihill A. H. Moorman Wm. A. Doyle John McLacklin F. W. Doran Jas. Franey H. Meyer F. von Furier Wm. Gieskes

Man shoots in quarrel over wife at City Hospital

Albert Engelhart, 28, of 1120 Gest street, admits firing at Harry Stevie after a dispute with Stevie over Engelhart’s wife. Stevie, struck in the head, is only lightly hurt. Engelhart, a saloon barkeeper, turned himself in to Fourth District officers. The revolver used is missing and Engelhart faces a shooting with intent to kill charge.

Albert Engelhart Harry Stevie Gest Street City Hospital Engelhart Fourth District Stevie Herman Schmitt Carr and Gest

May aid Fresh Air Fund donations listed

The Fresh Air Society gratefully acknowledges subscriptions from Mrs. Jeanette Moo and others including Mr. and Mrs. D M Hyman New Wood Mrs. Frank Comstock and many more. Donations include tickets from Coney Island Company meat from H H Meyer Packing and cream from Theodore Ware.

Fresh Air Fund The Fresh Air Society Coney Island Company H.H. Meyer Packing Company Theodore Ware

First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills Calls Rev Kirkwood

By unanimous vote the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills has called Rev Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood to be pastor. Salary fixed at 3.00 a year. Captain E R Monfort Robert Laidlaw and M L Kirkpatrick invited to bring Rev Kirkwood to the city. He currently pastors in Lexington Kentucky where he has served four years after New York. He is to marry a Lexington young woman tomorrow.

First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood E. R. Monfort Robert Laidlaw M. L. Kirkpatrick Mr. Kirkwood Presbyterian Church Lexington New York

Warnings Turned to Violence with Washbowls at Station

Thomas Lewis, a colored warden, says Brutus Clay attacked him last night with heavy water pitchers and wash bowls. Clay is held on a charge of shooting with intent to kill, while Lewis faces disorderly conduct allegations after the Seventh District Station lockup.

Thomas Lewis Brutus Clay Seventh District Clay

Cincinnati seniors celebrate class day with ivy planting

The University of Cincinnati seniors marked the end of their college days with cap and gown processions, a bonfire of notes, and the ivy planting at Burnet Woods. Edward Pflueger gave an ivy oration and Isaac Landman accepted the spade for the juniors as peers exchanged roasts. Alumni baseball and a garden party were dampened by rain, and a boat ride on the steamer Indiana was planned for the evening.

University of Cincinnati Varsity Burnet Woods Edward W. Pflueger Jones Dabney Indiana

May Manton Fashion Tip Collars and cuffs for smart dress

White washable collars and cuffs over colored coats add dainty style. Patterns Nos. 1 2 and 3 use linen pique and muslin with embroidery and braid. Materials vary by size and pattern 5068 offered at ten cents via Fashion Editress Cincinnati.

Commercial Tribune Cincinnati

Tragedy Told Through Tears At Coroner Hearing

Frank R Brockmann spoke of his daughter Lillian Fort Wagner who died by drinking carbolic acid on a crowded street corner. He described her grief after learning her husband sued for divorce and recalled her plea that it was not his fault.

Frank R. Brockmann Lillian Fortwagner Cameron Lillie Papa

Eighth Ward Family Picnic Plans At Coney Island

Councilman Mullen organized a children’s event for June 28 at Coney Island for tenements families. He ordered bats balls and aims to host at least ten baseball games plus running and other races for both boys and girls. An order for 20 000 tickets was issued and distribution begins next week.

Mullen Eighth Ward Theildren Coney Isla

City Council approves Hunt Street Park purchase

The council approved the final resolution for acquiring Hunt Street Park and athletic grounds. The Board of Public Service will pay $245,958.75 to property owners bounded by Hunt street Florence avenue Deer creek road and Elsinore avenue. The city will gain possession within thirty days and begin improvements while railroad rights are resolved.

Hunt Street Board of Public Service Florence Avenue Deercreek Road Elsinore Avenue Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad Company Fleischmann Marmet Coal Shillito Street Committee On Steam Railroads

Holzmans Given More Time to Pay

Creditors and Holzman & Company move toward settlement as attorneys seek extra time before bankruptcy ruling. The court extended the deadline to June 26 with all sides in agreement and Receiver H. P. Boyden still in charge pending final settlement.

Holzman & Company United States Samuel Wolfstein Holzmans Wilson, Hinkle Oliver Heinsheimer Thompson H. P. Boyden

Residence Sold At Public Auction In Cincinnati

The Court and Plum streets corner property, a three story brick building, sold for 22 700 to W A Brewer. Frontage 45 feet on Court and 70 feet along Plum. Pugh Power Building plant opening 2 to 4 p m Saturday at Pike Fourth and Butler. Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange meets Tuesday in First National Bank Building. Next dinner at Zoo restaurant next Thursday at 6 p m.

Court and Plum Streets J. B. Wallace W. A. Brewer Court Street Plum Street Pugh Power Pike, Fourth and Butler Streets Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange First National Bank Zoo

G A R Work Successful Inspires Patriotism

Wilmon W. Blackmar, Boston Commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, spoke in Cincinnati last evening about a revival of patriotism across the United States. He travels to Detroit for an encampment and notes the flag on schoolhouses influencing youth through G A R teachings.

Wilmon W. Blackmar Boston Grand Army of the Republic Cincinnati General Blackmar Detroit Union

Licensed to Marry: Marriages Issued in Cincinnati Area

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Greater Cincinnati. Local records show couples applying for licenses in Cincinnati, Indiana.

Greater Cincinnati

Obituary notices list residents and ages

Name and residence entries update local notices. Lewis McC of Wheeling West Virginia, 22. Mary M Mauck of Covington Kentucky, 21. Charles H Anderson of Dayton Ohio. Fannie Dewese of Dayton Ohio. Harley Arnett of Radford Ohio, 32. Daisy Fullensz of Bradford, Quasisnexicev Me.

Lewis McC Steenrod Wheeling W. Va Mary M. Mauck Covington Charles H. Anderson Dayton Fannie Dewese Dayton, O Seas Harley Armett Radford Radford, O Daisy Bradford, Qassisnexicev

Myers and Others Named in Cincinnati Area Notices

Name Michael G Myers Cincinnati 37 residence age. Mrs Etta Shea Cincinnati. Oscar Henderson Newport passing. Florence Vastine Morningview Ky 22. unclear details listed in fragmented notice.

Michael G. Myers Cincinnat Etta Shea Cinccinnati Oscar Henderson Newport Florence Vastine Morningview

Winslow’s Soothing For Teething Children Ad

Fragmentary ad copy extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as best for teething infants. Claims it calms the child relieves pain and colic with a general recommendation for use.

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