Public School Issue Overhauls Intermediate System at Board Meeting
A large crowd attended the Board of Education session last night as plans to abolish the independent intermediate school system were advanced. Retirement notices were issued for Miss Bertha Graeber and Eleanor Hauff, with Miss Bertha Wolf named as successor. heating and coal contracts were awarded, and debates over heating systems and transfer decisions continued. The Second Intermediate was abolished with moves to consolidate, while Principal Wilson faced a pending trial and retirement discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Weidner
Boone
Bertha Graeber
Eleanor Hauff
North Fairmount
Bertha Wolf
Miss Hauff
Peck-Williamson Company
Mornington School
Culbertson
Weter
Robinson
Dayton
Marcus
Mr. Robinson
Cormany
Miss Neeb
Hutsing
Miss Bewley
Rd Strong
O'Connell
Misselaide Moloney
J. A. Fraser
Columbia
L. M. Ryan
Mt. Adams
Flinn
Alice Gaskill
F. E. Wilson
Miss Gohen
John Akels
Grimm
Friends of
Albers
Francis Dowling
Thirft Street
Betw
Elim
Dowling
Schwaab
Trandie Wilson
I Trom
Amtead
Windsor School
Westwood
Wilson
Walnut Hills
Committee On Morals and Discipline
Morris
Superaonga Boone
Latonia Race Summary Highlights Multiple Finishes and Scratches
Junaetta 8 to 5 and Acushla 6 to 5 led Latonia betting as races produced strong finishes. Junaetta top horse in opener with Ennomia and Ithelin close. Lord Zeni led third race before Bentley B and Osmon, while Latonia Oaks favored Anthracite and Nettie Regent with strong late drives. Multiple scratches noted including Peter Duryea and Anna Bain. several horses showed speed and stamina across six races with plants sparking crowd interest.
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Ind
Herres
Overton
Thos. W. Moore
Nettie Regent
Harshberger
K. P. Shipp
Mason
Martin Doyle
Aker
sRs
J. Himer
Daring Bicycle Feats and Meets Across the Nation
The piece reports on the New York side patch law test case involving Helen Ryan of Riverside Rhode Island. It lists bicycle export values to Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines for ten months ending April 1900. It notes motor paced speeds by Eddie Bald and Tom Cooper and previews forthcoming meets across several states. It describes Newark Ohio lamp ordinance for riders and a Terre Haute Fourth of July meet with amateur events and a fast mile record goal. It follows Consul Wildman in Hong Kong noting bicycles as favorable imports and packing cautions, and ends with Henry Wesson Eldridge Hart and Earl Gunther performing high risk bicycle feats on trestles and viaducts.
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Cuba
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Henry Wesson
Eldridge Hart
New York
Erie Viaduct
Lansboro
N. Y
Earl Gunther
Huntington
W. Va
Gunther
Marshall College
Postmaster Monforts Travel to Smith College Graduation
Postmaster E R Monfort and his wife travel to Northampton Massachusetts to attend their daughter’s Smith College graduation. They are accompanied by Mrs H B Morehead.
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Monfort
E. R. Monfort
L N Employees Visit Cincinnati from Louisville
A large Louisville and Nashville delegation arrived in Cincinnati by thirty carloads of L N employees. They were hosted at Central Covington shops, toured local attractions, and were addressed by General Manager Metcalfe who will leave L N on July 1 to join the Denver and Rio Grande.
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Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville
Louisville
Covington
Zoo
Lagoon
Chester Park
Metcalfe
Denver & Rio Grande
Board of Public Service Approvals and Contracts
The board approved staff appointments including M Pfadl as laborer at Front Street Pumping Station and Miller Davis as nurse at City Infirmary, with others referred for study. It awarded Grandin road and Bennett Run sewer contracts to lowest bidders J M Quill and J Dulaney, and debated Fireworks booth rights for University students on Fountain Square.
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Board of Public Service
Weil
M. Pfadl
Front Street
McGuire
Miller Davis
City Infirmary
Davis
Lyle
Critchell
Garfield
Washington Parks
J. M. Quill
Grandin Road
Reubel Bros
Quill’s
Bennett Run
J.’ Dulaney
Fountain Square
Son shoots father in Cumminsville domestic attack
Charlie Haarmayer, eighteen, shot his father Herman Haarmayer, a porter at Second and Walnut, at 11 last night in their Cumminsville home 4151 Chambers. The elder Haarmayer beat his wife and daughter Amelia before the confrontation. The shots struck the neck and abdomen, and the father was taken to City Hospital while the son was arrested by Officer Anderson. Charles Haarmayer works as a switchman at Fifth and Walnut.
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Herman Haarmayer
Second and
Walnut Street
Charlie
Chambers Street
Cumminsville
Haarmayer
Amelia
Anderson
Tenth District
Haarmayer, Sr
Charles Haarmayer
Fifth
Walnut Streets
One View of Convention Hall on Forty Third Street Side
A brief photograph caption describes the Forty-Third Street side of Convention Hall in Philadelphia, referred to as the Great Structure in the City of Brotherly Love. The line emphasizes architectural exterior and prominent location.
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Convention Hall
Forty-Third Street
Train to Louisville Sets Breakfast Between Stations
From Pearl and Butler Station this morning the 1 o clock train will arrive in Louisville at 6 30 and take breakfast in the station before bidding each other adieu.
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Pearl and Butler
Louisville
White & Black River Valley Railroad Lease Planned
Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer J. H. Seaman of Cincinnati Northern is in Toledo on business, with headquarters in New York City. An eighty year lease of the White & Black River Valley Railroad by the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad is nearly final, enabling $400,000 in bonds. The line runs from Brinkley to Newport, linking with the Choctaw Iron Mountain system.
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J. H. Seaman
Cincinnati Northern
Toledo
Mr. Seaman
New York City
White & Black River Valley Railroad
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Company
White & Black River Valley
Brinkley
Newport
Iron Mountain
Bronze ornament from Maria Teresa cannon gifted to B&O official
CAST FROM SPANISH CANNON O P McCarty general passenger agent of the B and O exhibits a bronze souvenir sent by a naval friend. The ornament is cast from a cannon sieved from the Maria Teresa after her capture at the Santiago fight.
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O. P. McCarty
Navy Department
Maria Teresa
Santiago
Swarm Beats Youngstown On Strong Pitching
In Fort Wayne and Newcastle games Cy Swarm and Swaim led wins with solid pitching. Mansfield and Columbus split scores while Wheeling Dayton game was postponed on wet grounds. A separate Mansfield note covers a local recital with Ada Ruhl and several student performers delivering refined vocal and instrumental offerings.
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W.L. Pe
Wheeling
Newcastle
Dayton
Mansfield
Ft. Wayne
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Ind
R.he
Wayne
Swaim and Bergen
Rosebrough and
Hess
Kruger's Son Disarmed and Boers Quit Wave
London June 16 War Office reports from Lord Roberts and General Buller. Disarmament of Hans Eloff and Piet Kruger at farms noted. Baden-Powell advances from Rustenburg toward Pretoria while Buller notes widespread property damage in Natal and Transvaal after occupation. Botha's forces retreat to Middleburg and are said to be routed by Ian Hamilton.
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Roberts
London
War ‘Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Rustenburg
Baden- Powell
Baden-Powell
Hunter
Potchefstroom
Johannesburg
Buller
Standerton
Heidelburg
Ian Hamilton
War Office
Natal
Charlestown
Volksrust
Transvaal
Will Boom Bradley Delegation Heads to Philadelphia Convention
The McKinley Club Special departs Louisville at 12 45 Sunday carrying Kentucky’s delegation to the Philadelphia convention. The Ken tuckians back ex Governor Bradley for vice president with Bradley likely named delegation chairman and John W Yerkes National Committeeman. The group meets at 5 p m Monday at the Continental Hotel Kentucky headquarters.
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Louisville
McKinley Club
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Bradley
John W. Yerkes
Continental Hotel
Resignation of College of Music Elocution Head Virgil Pinkley
Virgil Alonzo Pinkley, longtime head of the elocution department at the College of Music, has resigned and their board has accepted. Miss Jennie Mannheimer will assume the post after training under Pinkley. Pinkley will stay in Cincinnati to run his own school.
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College of Music
Miss Mannheimer
Virgil Alonzo Pinkley
Jennie Mannheimer
Mannheimer
University of Cincinnati
Pinkley
National School of Elocution and
Oratory
Philadelphia
Muscovite Outing for Kremlins Nobles and Families
Nobles and their families of Kremlin Moscow plus many Odd Fellows enjoyed a river ride on the steamer New South last evening. The trip from Main street to Augusta Kentucky included a well stocked larder and music, dancing, and diversions for all ages under the oversight of Czar David Diebold and committee members Simon Hubig M. N. Schaefer and J. R. Tomlin.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Imperial Order of Muscovites
New South
Main Street
Augusta
David Diebold
Simon Hubig
M. N. Schaefer
J. R. ‘Tomlin
Actor MacDowell Weds in Newport News
Special despatch reports Melbourne McDowell, famed actor and former husband of Fannie Davenport, secretly marrying Miss Wilhelmina Maria Wilton of Baltimore in Newport News on June 16. They obtained a license, wed at Rev J F Ribble’s home, then sailed to Baltimore aboard the Baltimore steamer.
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Commercial Tribune
Newport News
Melbourne McDowell
Fannie Davenport
Wilhelmina Maria Wilton
Baltimore
J. F. Ribble
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
MacDowell
New York
Miss Wilton
Largest tobacco shipment leaves Paducah for Europe
Twelve hundred hogshead of tobacco valued at $114,632 and filling two trains departed Paducah Kentucky for Continental Europe via New York. It is the largest single shipment ever made from Paducah.
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Paducah
New York
Europe
Fire destroys warehouse and damages mill in Hamilton
Special despatch reports a early morning fire at Semles Milling Company warehouse on North B street. About 16 000 bushels of wheat and 10 000 bushels of corn were burned. total loss around 25 000 plus building damage 6 000 to 10 000. Flour mill saved. warehouse to be rebuilt. Fire's cause unknown. third time this property burned. total loss about 35 000 with insurance uncertain.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Semles Milling Company
North B Street
Ty Ba
A O U W Joint Outing Draws Large Attendance
A large crowd of A O U W members and families gathered at the Zoo for the annual combined lodges outing. Visitors came from Dayton Hamilton Portsmouth Piqua Columbus and other cities. Afternoon games and resort attractions provided entertainment for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Dayton
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Piqua
Columbus
Gompers to Lead AFL Fight Over St Louis Transit Strike
In St Louis on June 16 striking street car workers rejected a settlement offer. Samuel Gompers announced negotiations were off as the Transit Company refused arbitration. The union vows a prolonged fight with broad boycott plans across Illinois and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Edward Whitaker
C. D. McClure
Whitaker
Illinois
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
June 16 maritime notices show arrivals and sailings: Taudre and Etruria at New York and Liverpool, Kaiser Wilhelm II at New York, La Champagne at Havre, Kensing ton and Bremen sailing to New York, The Palatin and others sailing via multiple ports, City of Rome from Glasgow to New York, and St Paul from Southampton to New York.
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Liverpool
the Taudre
New York
Queenstown
Etruria
Havre
LaAquitaine
Antwerp
Kensington
Lucanta
Palatin
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Manitou
London
Campania
Trave
Southampton
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Ems
Naples
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Genoa
Fremen
Bremen
la Champagne
Prawle Point
Nordeland
Moville
City of
Rome
St. Paul
International Furniture Worker Circulates Across Spanish America
The Cincinnati Furniture Worker issue titled International Furniture Worker is praised as one of the handsomest trade issues in the West with an illuminated cover and over one hundred pages. It is being circulated throughout Spanish America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Furniture Worker
Cincinnati
West
International Furniture Worker
Free home cure for sexual weakness advertised by Dr Knapp
An old newspaper ad promotes a free at home cure for sexual weakness by Dr. L W Knapp of Detroit. It claims dramatic gains in vigor and size and offers a confidential, plain sealed receipt upon request with directions.
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M.D
L. W. Knapp
Hull
Detroit
Mich
Daily Mail
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Friedlein
Kineon Company
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Luhrig Company
Kincon Company
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Hyde Park School
Kate Gohen
Gohen
Robert Ruttledge
Evanston
Rutledge
Ben Bolmer
Mary. James
T. A. Frey
Funds and Claims Committee
Latonia Racing
Junaetta
Acushla
Holmes
Northumberland
Dr. Tarr
B. F
Lord Zeni
Julien
Acushia
Eleanor Hes
Bertson
Mason W
Fi van Camp
P.J. Goebel & Co
Eoesds D. Doyle Harshberger
Settle & Co
H. Wilson
J. C. Milam
McKay’ & Co
E. C. Headley&Co. Ly
Dillard Hill
Isaacs
Peter Bitzer
Zeni
Ennomia
Eithel
B. H
Fonso
Minnie Williams
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Zelmet
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W. G. Welch
Elkin
F. Jock
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Osmon
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O’brien
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Joplin’& Grundy
S. P. Lancaster
D. Farrell & Co
O. Lewis
JD. Clayton
Ransom
D. P. Rodgers&Co
T. G. Calvert
Winter
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Brile Wildflower
Charlie O’brien
Clay Pointer
Banished
Rolds
Erema
Drogheda
Becun
Murano
Seoggan
E. P. Connolly&Co
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Wallace
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J. C. Milan
Refused
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Roth
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n&Co
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Riverside, R. I
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Cooper
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Marie Ross
Chopin
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Gabriel F. Cazell
Fieewee Achone Arms Schuett “Jeu
Denza
Th. Krause
Cqin
Ae -Wrion
iGansvenas
L. van Beethoven
Marie Homan
Wieniawsky
Daisy Mae Seiler
Wagner-Liszt
Mires Atels
Leschetizky
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Roma
Weber-Liszt
Bessie-Taylor Mellor
Ada Ruhl
Hans von Bulow
Franz Liszt
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Clara Baur
Geo. Krueger
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Beie
Wet Grounds
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Krueger
Bessie Taylor Mellor
Liszt
Marie’Holman
Rose Janet Maas
Kruger
Will Boom Bradley
Tobacco For
A. O. U. W. Joint Outig
St. Louis Street Car Company
Mahon
International Association of Amalgamated Street Railway Employees
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