Seven Cincinnati youths head to Republican National Convention
The Commercial Tribune selects seven students from Cincinnati Covington and Newport high schools to attend the Philadelphia convention. Led by Paul F. Wehmer from Woodward High, the delegation includes Grandley Gregory Gibson Rose Van Hamm Wilshire William Klein Charles F Hauser and Arthur L Brown. They depart today by Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad and will tour Philadelphia and observe the convention activities.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
University of Cincinnati
Paul F. Wehmer
Woodward
Grandley Gregory
Desveeday Feasets
Gibson Rose
Hughes
van Hamm Wilshire
Walnut Hills
Eeseeees
William Klein
Charles F. Hauser
Arthur L
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
The
Ohio
Kentucky
Union
Chesapeake & Ohio
Woodward High School
Milton Street
Covington High School
Hughes High School
Price Hill
Walnut Hills High School
Newport High School
Gregory
Edison Conduit Permits and Legal System Contempt Note
Electric wires report from electrician Weisleder on Edison conduit permits. Legal aspect covers a case contempleted by probate court and notes an authority beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisleder
Edison
Underground Conduits and Poles Debate in Avondale
The Board of Public Service debated Edison Company plans to lay underground conduits and erect poles in Avondale for commercial lighting. Corporation Counsel Kinkead offered opinions on franchise scope, location approval, and private rights of way with a special order for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoison Electric Light Company
Board of Public Service
Weisleder
Kinkead
Reading Road
Electrician
Edison Company
Probate
Corporation Counsel
Main Avenue
Avondale
Cincinnati
Edison Electrics Company
Henderson
Board of Legislation
Board of the Affairs
Board of Public Affairs
Madison Company
Edison Electric Company
inter_tst
Ellis G. Kinkead
Corporation
Harry Hoffheimer
Hoffheimer
Edison
A. J. Redway
Edward Mitchell
Captain Holloway
O. A. Tyler
Robert Mitchell
Judge Jelke
Frank J. Jones
H. Burton
F. C. van Antwerp
J. C. Noyes
Outcast
Stamina Republican League Outing at Coney Island
The Stamina Republican League plans its annual outing at Coney Island on Saturday June 30 with a 1 30 p m start. The event will include field events led by Robert J Schledorn with entries due by June 29 and prizes for first and second places. A ball game concludes the day with Stamina under manager C A Culbertson and a yet unnamed opponent.
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Coney Island
Stamina Republican League
John A. Ringold
Chirman
W. F.north
George H. Newster
W. R. Collins
Vic Shafer
Robert J. Schledorn
C. A. Culbertson
Kertson
Avondale Golf Plan Aims to Boost Club Contests
The Avondale Athletic Club forms a competitive golf system to raise interest. From yesterday, scoring is logged to July 1. The top eight form Team 1, next eight form Team 2 with positions defendable only by challenge. Team 1 defends as champions and may challenge other clubs. Jas M Hutton chairs the committee as members discuss the plan.
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Avondalé Athletic Club
Gam
Avondale Links
Jas. M. Hutton
Reorganization Plan for Cincinnati Leaf Company Adopted
Plans for the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company aim to cut capital stock to 1 650 000 with one class and equal voting power. Preferred holders get 88 new shares per 100, common holders 25 per 100, with 6 percent dividend and 1 percent added to a reserve. A Reorganization Committee led by Bradford Shinkle and James M. Hutton will implement the plan under Kentucky law or another advantageous state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Leaf, Tobacco Warehouse Company
Globe Warehouse
Messrs. Shinkle, Feldman
Miller
McCullough
Hutton
Messrs McCullough
Bradford Shinkle
C. H. Davis
Joseph Rawson
John Hodge
Newport
James M. Hutton
Kentucky
Kenyon valedictorian from Hartwell crowned class of 1900
J. B. Myers of Hartwell, Cincinnati born and raised in the city, is the Kenyon College valedictorian for the class of 1900. He entered Kenyon in 1896 and will graduate June 27 with the overall averages leading his class. His early schooling included Miss Helen Goodman’s kindergarten and Hartwell High School with top honors.
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Charles F. Hauser
Cincinnati University
Arthur L. Brown
Hughes High School
Kenyon College
Cincinnati
J. B. Myers
W. W. Myers
Hartwell
Helen Goodman
Hartwell High School
Gambier
Whattner
Joe
Beta Theta Piternity
Gold Prize to Best Float for Cincinnati Fall Festival
Fall Festival Association directors award 1000 in gold for the finest and most representative float in the Cincinnati parade. The prize aims to encourage industry representation, with at least 25 floats required. Participants from Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley are invited, floats to be ready September 24 after six to ten weeks of design work.
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Fall Festival Association
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Queen City
Ohio Valley
Cee Hey
Gibson House
John L. Shuff
Braunstein
Omaha
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Denver
Chattanooga
Festival Association
Order of Cincinnatus
Benefit for Widow of Officer McQuery at Lagoon Amphitheater
A benefit for the widow of Officer Max McQuery killed in the line of duty will be held at Lagoon Amphitheater next Friday under the Covington Policemen's Benefit Association. Managers Anderson and Ziegler donate gross receipts, with Chief Jos Pugh ex Mayor J L Rhinock Officer James Cody and Detective James Gaffney leading the committee. A strong program features Billy Van Nelson Sisters Master Lores Grimm Brothers j p ard Mexican jugglers and the Three Sonorants. Grounds admission is free with tickets at Hawley's ok store Columbia Theater Cincinnati Thompson's Newport Hogan's news depots.
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Lagoon
Max’”’ McQuery
Policemen’s Benefit Association
Covington
Anderson and Ziegler
Jos. W. Pugh
J. L. Rhinock
James Cody
James Gaffney
Billy van
Neilson Sisters
Lores Grimm
Brothers Jpard
Hawley’s
Columbia Theater
Cincinti
Thompson’s News Depot
Hogan's News Depot
Newport
The Blaine Club Itinerary to Quaker City Sight
A Blaine Club outline shows travel plans and aims toward Quaker City as a key destination. The note records the group's expected route and purpose for the journey, reflecting social club activity within the period.
Blaine Club Prepares elaborate Philadelphia trip details
The Young Men's Blaine Club unveils a full transportation and lodging plan for the Philadelphia convention. Sir Rudyard Kipling Hynicka leads itinerary, with Eugene Lewis and Joe Rushman coordinating. Palace cars, parade uniforms, hotel suites, and carriage rosters are assigned for a smooth journey to the nominating event.
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Young Men’s
Blaine Club
Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
William Mce+ Kinley
Rudyard Kipling Hynicka
Sir Rudyard
Messrs
Eugene Lewis
Joe Rushman
Club
Inip
Cm i
Rudyard
Altoona
Palace
George Smith
Dan E. Everson
Hiram Rulison
Phil Winkler
William H. Lueders
August Mash
Henry M. Ziegler
M. Mullen
John Breen
August Herrmann
Carl
Norman Kenan
G. B. Cox
Charles P. Taft
N. Longworth
Harry Hoftheimer
W. J. Fagin
Charles J. Christie
John A. Caldwell
Billy Bodemer
The
Jugs
Viva Fagin
Louis Kruckemeyer
Scott Bonham
A. J. Conroy
J. B. Morris
J. A. Caldwell
Henry Bremfoerder
George B. Cox
Ande
Fulk Princip Zlows
George B. Gox
J R. Kinsley
Ilen J. Christie
Eugene L. Lewis
Sir Rud
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Bellsmith
Gibbon Rose
WM. Klein
Eirihnhead
Southern Railway
Morten
Change Transportation Committee
Mr. Early
Southern Railway Trustees
J. D. Morten
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Early
Cincinnati Southern
Cincinnatti
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Congress
Avondale Golf
Athletic Club Committee
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco
F. F
Val Matters
Quaker City
Little Miami
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