Italian Society Picnic in Clifton Garden Next Thursday
The thirty second anniv al picnic of the Italian Society of Cincinnati will be held in Clifton Garden next Thursday. Local event notes include a Fernbank picnic by Hughes Woodward and Walnut Hills High boys who used the golf links Saturday. County Auditor fee bills approved total 44904 55 for E L Lewis period Oct 1898 to Oct 1899. Reverend H Blackford to speak on Why I Am a Universalist at Vine Street Congregational Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Society
Italian Society of Cincinnati
Clifton Garden
Fernbank
Hughes, Woodward and
Walnut Hills
E. L. Lewis
H. Blackford
Universalist Church
Vine Street Congregational Church
Tennis Club Banquet At Hartwell On New Courts
Hartwell Tennis Club hosted a Friday banquet and dance at the Moors home on Woodbine Avenue to celebrate its new courts. Cambridge runaways Dwight Cooper and George Moore are sought by police as they are believed to be in Cincinnati after leaving their homes Friday. Mt Healthy High School conducts graduation exercises Tuesday evening at the U B Church with a music program and diplomas to be presented by Superintendent Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Chas. and
William Moors
Woodbine Avenue
Cambridge (C
Cambridge, O
Dwight Cooper
George Moore
Cincinnati
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Healthy High School
U. B
Boone
Burglary reported at Tutt saloon and other city thefts
Burglars hit Robert Tutt's saloon at Court and Sycamore, stealing 30 coppers, a $5 bill, beer checks, and liquor slips. A thief took $50 in jewelry from M Meyer's residence on West Liberty. Benjamin Dickhaus of St Bernard fined $5 plus costs for assault after a neighbor’s child insulted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tutt
Court
Sycamore Streets
M. Meyer
West Liberty Street
Benjamin Dickhaus
St. Bernard
Schwegman
Dickhaus
Industrial Bureau seeks local business leads amid early setup
Industrial Bureau Secretary W H Suydam writes prominent manufacturers about locations. Funds aren’t fully raised and the bureau not fully established, but directors expect solid business propositions as they near readiness to move. Death followed an operation for Fannie Robinson, 30, of Walnut street and Ganoalley. Coroner Schwab to investigate after Hoffman and Theising report heart failure post chloroform and tumor treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Suydam
Industrial Bureau Organization
George O. Hoffman
Theising
Fannie Robinson
Walnut Street
Ganoalley
G. A. R. Memorial Committee Reports Finances
The General Memorial Committee of the G. A. R. met in tenth regular session at 8 o'clock Friday. Treasurer Ernst Niederman announced total receipts from all sources of $8048 and total expenses to date of $5124, leaving a balance of $2924. A vote of thanks honored everyone who helped make Memorial Day a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. R
Ernst Niederman
Tri Delta College Sisterhood Plans National Convention
The Tri Delta College Sisterhood schedules a National convention at the Grand Hotel on the 26th. Zeta Chapter members at the University will entertain delegates. A reception by Tri Delta for city fraternities at the Avondale Club on June 27 precedes a Hotel Arms reception hosted by local fraternities for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Delta College Sisterhood
Tri Delta College
Grand Hotel
Zeta
Tri Delta
Avondale Club
Hotel Arms
Advanced pupils perform Bachellet concert at Lockland Baptist
The more advanced scholars of Mrs. Beller Pacon from Lockland presented the second part of the annual recital at Lockland Baptist Church last evening. Friday evening featured younger students and Friday evening featured a classical program of Schubert Wagner Bohm Mendelssohn Leybach and Gottschalk.
Man Hospitalized After Dairy Fight Injuries
Henry Borelepp aged 60 of 1000 McLean Avenue was admitted to City Hospital with several fractured ribs after a quarrel at Bultemeyer’s dairy. He says a man beat him almost to death. His condition is serious and another death seems possible. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Borelepp
McLean Avenue
City Hospital
Bultemeyer’s
Borelepp
Novel Charitable Wagon Sails Into Town From New York City
Wilson W. Dunlap and family arrived in the city with a covered wagon bearing Scripture texts and pamphlets. He distributes tracts and testaments at no cost, aided by two girls, though he is nearly helpless due to paralysis. He plans a slow journey to Chicago after a winter in New York. A reception is planned for Principal Harper at Woodward High School upon his retirement, with a committee named to arrange the event and a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Dunlap
New York City
Physicians head to Atlantic City for Eclectic convention
The Eclectic Medical Association reports a party of physicians leaving today for the National Eclectic Medical Association annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey from June 19 to 11 among the travelers are Dr W E Bloyer Dr J K Scudder Dr H F Scudder Dr Lyman Watkins and family Dr R C Wintermute and wife Dr F J Locke and wife Dr R UL Thomas Dr L E Russell and wife and mother Prof J A Lloyd Dr Lee Strouse of Covington Dr W O C Harding At Xenia Drs Younkin and Bradshaw of Missouri will join them and at Columbus Drs David Williams Sherman Wolf Clotts and Shepherd will join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Road
National Eclectic Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
W. E. Bloyer
J. K. Scudder
H. F. Scudder
Lyman Watkins
R. C. Wintermute
F. J. Locke
R UL. Thomas
L. E. Russell
J. A. Lloyd
Lee Strouse
Covington
W. O. C. Harding
Xenia
Younkin and Bradshaw
Missouri
Columbus
David Wilams
Sherman
Wolf
Clotts
Shepherd Wil
Letter Carriers Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
Read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to letter carriers and postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Sobered by Whisky Tales and Local Mental Health Inquiries
A report notes Anna Honer revived religious delusions while under mental health evaluation. Alfred Ringel, in a West Seventh Street home, claimed five men entered to initiate him into a secret society. he was hospitalized after the incident. Dr. Davis warned of worse visions if he did not sober up. William Bell faced a heavy drunk spell after painting a Riverside town, while Margaret Miller on Abigail Street was committed for numerous insane delusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Honer
Christ
de Davis
Alfred Ringel
Frank
West Seventh Street
Alfred Hunt
Mr. Ringel
Davis
Flo
Dr. Davis
William Bell
Riverside
Longview
William
Margaret Miller
Abigail Street
Demurrer of Interstate Investment Co Overruled
Judge Pfleger overruled the demurrer by Interstate Savings and Investment Co in Catherine Best v. petition for injunction receiver and accounting. The decision implies other similar schemes may be続 considered lottery plans, robbing Peter to pay Paul, with a trial to follow on Best's petition and the company’s answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Savings and Investment Company
Catherine Best
Pfleger
Rede
Peter
Paul
Dempsey
Mrs. Best
Grand Jury Reports Suspects and Destinations After June Session
The June grand jury filed a partial report listing Harry B. Gardner for assault on Freda Sonntag Everett B. Sargent for burglary at 312 East Pearl Street John Lang for burglary of a C H D Railway car William Schneider for assault on Mamie Rolf Benjamin Cason charged with burglary of Soaker's store West Fifth Street and William Stevenson for arson recommended to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BH. Gardner
Freda Sonntag
Everett B. Sargent
Gus Lowenstein
East Pearl Street
John Lang
Wm. Schneider
Mamie Rolf
Benjamin Cason
Soaker
West Fifth Street
Wm. Stevenson
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Common Pleas and Superior Court Docketed Actions
A listing of civil actions and foreclosures in common pleas and superior court with case numbers, parties such as Lambers, Watkins, Barnier, Arnold, Thomson, Atkins, Betz, Fluckinger, Bryan, Ziegie, and others, attorneys, and monetary claims including alimony, construction of wills, and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambers
E. A. Hafner
Fra M. Watkins
Thomas D. Werle
J. H. Cabell
Citus
B. Company
Charles W. Barnier
Kelley & Hauck
Mary Arnold
Peter Arnold
J. Q. Martin
Margaret Thomson
Richard A H. L. Cooper
Harry T. Atkins
George D. Harper
Owen Owens
W. C. Cochran
Otto E. Betz
the Armleder Plumbing Company
Tae. Lambers
Elizabeth
Oskamp store receiver sought. Kenning final account filed
Administrator D G Edwards moved for a receiver for the Oskamp store on Vine street in possession of John C Daller. The final account in the assignment of Anna M Kenning shows receipts and disbursements of 57132. Otto E Betz sues Anmleder Plumbing for 700 for failing to complete contract on plumbing five story flat at Erie avenue and Edwards road. Hy de Park bond case. John H Bolce sues to enjoin village from selling bonds to Malcolm McAvoy. Mamie McWhorter sues Street Railway for 3000 for injuries from coal wagon ride February on Avenue Avondale. Oliver & Oliver, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Edwards
Oskamp
Vine Street
John C. Daller
Anna M. Kenning
Otto E. Betz
Anmleder Plumbing Company
Erie Avenue
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
John H. Bolce
John M. Walsh
Vi Council
Malcolm McAvoy
Henry Burkhold
Mamie McWhorter
The
Street Railway Company
Avenue
Avondale
Ned, Oliver & Oliver, Attorneys
Annual Exhibition of Walnut Hills High School Biology Department
Walnut Hills High School opens its annual biology exhibition with visitors invited Monday to Wednesday from 9 am to 4 pm. Notable junior entries include Clifford Burdsal for arrangement and variety, Frank Dubois on cicada life history, Stewart Millar in mounting, Fred Flack for breadth of orders, Percy Deutsch for number and arrangement, and Miss Helen Kaplan for neat box work. Additional standout students in botany and drawings are listed among many names of pupils and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High School
Clifford Burdsal
Frank Dubois
Stewart Millar
Fred Flack
Percy Deutsch
Helen Kaplan
James Bell
Harry Kronenberger
Joseph Rosenstiel
Webster Holmes
Lindsay Dogget
Myron Ballenberg
Carl Gaddis
Oliver Ferrier
Emil Klaus
Robert Saxton
Harry Stegner
Albert Weihl
Biste Krell
Mattie Shafer
Cora Townsend
Lulu Talley
Theodosia Goodman
Elmore Wines
Arthur Brown
Maude Toby
Julia Reeves
Beatrice Smith
Angela Dehner
Irmie Bentley
Ada Dacey
Anna Forbus
Hattie Hantschel
Bessie Burns
Bessie Grace
Sadie Knott
Gertrude DeLeon
Genevieve Hooker
Helen Kelley
Grace Freiberg
Mary Fillmore
Maude Schwartz
Goldie Terrel
Walter Smith
Turner Delegates Head to Philadelphia for Golden Jubilee
Cincinnati Covington and Newport delegates depart at 4 30 pm Tuesday by Pennsylvania Railroad for Philadelphia where the North American Turner Bund golden jubilee begins June 20 and lasts three days with contests in field and apparatus work fencing and literary events. About 4000 delegates will participate in grand mass exercises wielding iron wands. Delegates from four Ohio organizations are listed including Cincinnati Turngemeind and West Cincinnati Turnverein along with North and Dayton groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Ohio
Moot Court to Instruct Law Students Opens in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Moot Court Law School will open July 1 in the Lincoln Club House with Robert M. Van Horne directing. The program aims to recreate a full court environment using bills of exceptions and court paper forms to train students in practical courtroom work. Terms begin July 1 and October 1, continuing through the court year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Moot Court Law School
Lincoln Club
Robert M. van Horne
Cincinnati Bar
Common Pleas
Dramatic Close of Hayward School Elocution Wins Praise
The Hayward School of Elocution at Scottish Rite Hall drew a large audience for closing exercises. Mrs Frances Ralph Hayward presented certificates as Miss Elsie Lee led a varied program with readings, Shakespearean selections, and a child chorus scene. Harold Kinard impressed as the baby of the class and the cast received strong notices for their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward School
Hayward
Scottish Rite Hall
Frances Ralph Hayward
Elsie Lee
George Meyers
Grandma
Cora McDougall
Sophia Hamant
Charles Doherty
Fred’ McLean
Harold Kinard
Cyril Ryan
Ely
Superior Court Docket Highlights Judge Jackson and Judge Murphy
The list outlines cases before multiple judges including Manley v Bart and 7 Demps ey v Alms Doepke before Judge Jackson and Judge Murphy ready lists. It notes cases such as Lauer v Equable Life and Bialn et al v Equitable Life, plus State v Wade and State v Anderson and probate motions before various courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Jackson
Manley
Foy
Alms & Doepke
Dempsey
Lauer Va
Equable Life
Rufus Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Pfleger
Jeike
Bialn
Equitable Life Association
Davis
Spiegel
State
Wade
Anderson
Cobb
Lindsey
Solicitor Wilson Opinion Sustained by Judge Murphy
Judge Murphy upheld the County Solicitor Wilson's sole opinion during his term, in a tax refunder case. Ed Moulinéa petitioned for a tax refund, but Wilson advised against payment, citing final jurisdiction and lack of legal warrant, a stance upheld on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Wilson
Ed Moulinéa
Lewis
Dr Taylor's poison ivy cure offered by mail
A brief classified notice advertises Dr. Taylor's quick cure for poison ivy sent prepaid for one dollar. Address provided is Box 62 Cincinnati Ohio for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Taylor
Cincinnati
Mortality notes list multiple deaths with ages and causes
The mortality report records several deaths including Theresa Kutz aged 76 from cancer, Sarah Hiles 21 from phthisis, Raymond Hammeldorf 4 days from inanition, Homer Spain 34 from delirium tremens, Irma Le'st 1 year from pneumonia, John O. Wilson 23 from typhoid, Frank J. Puncsack 44 from dropsy, Hockert 84 from cerebral hemorrhage, Mattie Geisman 2 from septicaemia, Stanley Wilson 6 days with bath or bed trouble, Kate meee 27 from meningitis, Pauline Keck 62 from ulcer of heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Kutz
Sarah Hiles
Raymond Hammeldorf
Homer Spain
Irma Le‘st
John O. Wilson
Frank J. Puncsack
Hockert
Mattie Geisman
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Brief City News
Tennis Club Entertainment
Auditorium
Manila
Lytle Grey Veteran Corps
Palace Hotel
Frank D. Ames
H. C. Williams
C. E. Bohnert
W. M. Smith
P. G. Burkhardt
C. W. Tittle
Williams
the Industrial Bureau
Death
Surgeon
G. A. R. Memorial Committee
Prof. Harper
Woodward High School
Levassor Hall
Harper
Woodward Hall
T. F. Allen
Schwartz
E. M. Ballard
Fatha Gilliam
Winold
Ballard
Eclectic Medical Association
Interstate Investment Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Oliver & Oliver
Anthony Vian
Frank J. Dorger
Albert W. Schwartz
Alms & Doepke CO
Biological Department
Turner
Cincinnati Turngembeinds
Gustav Eckstein
Albert Geiger
Arthur Benninger
Gustav Schmidt
Otto Cammeron
Harry Elwert
August Doll
William Elwert
Otto Schmidt
William Frische
Frank Schuck
Robert Bohsdorf
George Geiger
Alfred Brodbeck
August Schweighrdt
George Steinert
Fritz Loos
Erhart Rose
Chas. Bidlingmaier
Henry Haagrmeyer
Herman Krueger
Ludwig Mueller
C. Bachman
Joseph Schleicher
North Cincinnati Turnverein
N. Seuss
Robert Finkelmeier
H. Angebrandt
Rudolph Mueller
Charles Bauer
Arthur Reuss
William Forn
Fred Buck
George Stille
Rosenthal
Oscar Haenhle
William Schneebeck
Theo, Tesken
Robert C. Georgi
Louis Wulfhorst
Albert Remde
Fred Kaferle
Fred Naeber
Dayton Turngemeinde
Otto
John Boehm
Perry Boehm
Charles Boehm
Charles Roth
George Steiln
John Rike
John Boehmer
Peter Bolander
Edward Sander
Philip Bossard, Jr
B. Froehlich
Price
Butterick
Brussels
China
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Jardinieres
Turkey
Iceland
Michigan
the Hims & Doepke Co
the John Church CO
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
Levy & White
Fourth Street
Box
Cincinnati, O
Jennie S. Farrell
Moses
Neave Building
Boston
Chicago
Brewster’s
Sussex
Race ST
Peebles Bros
Race Street
Blue Ridge
Albert F. Stich
Jefferson Avenue
Anna Theis
St. Berhard
Schenck
Thomas Veitch
Sargent Street
Edith Alexander
Gibson
Charles A. Wolf
Westwood
Elizabeth Matkins
Samuel P. Hauser
Anna M. Stevens
Lockland
Walker
Marshall Bailey
Avery Ailey
Ottie Hartsey
Avery Alley
Mr. Harris
Bassenhorst
William C
Spring Street
Goosmann
Henry Goosmann
Central Avenue
Kelly
Luiu Estella
Denman
Phil J. Kelly
Everett Street
Meade
Thomas Meade
Henrietta
West Fourth Street
Waite
Ione B
Henry Selden Waite
Toledo
Otto P. Geier
Ninth St
Seventh St
John Kershan
John Reeshan
Hurm Art Rooms
W. 4Th
Bnes and Bim
Aates
Race Sts
Southwest Car
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Lines Exc
Penn
19Th Inc
Acom
Ce. N.e.cor
Pearl & Butter Streets
Atlantic Coast
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German Catarrh Remedy CO
NASA
German Catarah Remedy Co
Carlisle Building
O. Weatherhead
6Th and Vine
Michie Bros
Wm, H
Dunkmann& Son
Clark St
Ross Lodwick
Undertaker
Lowaer Parc
Mackelfresh Bros
Cincinnati Artificial Limb Co
Manesnerarte
Tater Ts Cieeeves
Pat
U. 8
Plum Sts
Serge & Kuhn — Juniors
Tira
Society Notice
C. F
Onic Lote
Chanley
Typewriter Co
Evanston
O’bryanville
Woodburn Avenue
Board of Education
H. W. Albers
Howard Perris
Probate Court
Hamilton County
Cecces
Dow
Treasenatg Weed cc
Ee Esasinee
George Schott
T ‘Treasurer
Peter Durr
Dector
Ed 8. Beaman
H. Z John L
Masonic
Hanselmann Commandery
NO. K. T
Elecee Te Eet
E John W. Paul
Jelz- Soir
Miami Lodge
A. M
E. A
Lipman Levy
W. M
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
W. Fels
B.C
Sir Lodge
AC Vattier Lodge
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Zune
Work F. C
Uel L. Moyer
Samusl
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Albert G. Wicker
H. P
F.C
Eugene L. Johnson
Charles W. Otte
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