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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1901

Page

5

Bum the Famous Police Dog Dies After Long Service

A long celebrated police dog named Bum died after being run over by a Salvage Corps wagon near City Hall. Bum, part collie and part shepherd, was famed for firefighting mischief, fearless fights, and loyal service with Central Station officers. His mate Nell mourns as the district notes his death with fond memories of his night patrols and brave antics.

Bum Central Station Commercial Tribune Goodall Eichelberger Tha Bumn Salvage Corps Bun Ninth Street John L. Sullivan Central Nell Neil Linkking

Turner Outing at Coney a Success

The Cincinnati Turngemeinde held a large outing at Coney Island with a morning march from Central Turner Hall. A hot baseball game, 11 to 6 for the Central Turners, preceded an extensive gymnastic exhibition featuring boys and girls aged 14 to 16 and multiple classes, praised for precision and training under Gustav Eckstein. President William Bolts aided the event, drawing many Turners and visitors.

Cincinnati Turngemeinde Central Turners Coney Island Popular Turners Central Turner Hall Vine Street Coney Seses Gus Schmidt Cammerer Will Losinger Hi-His Ho-Hos Bidlingmeyer Idis Caiene al Brodbeck Harry Brodbeck Otto Schmid Maeinert Ods Bohsdorf Ruckstuhl, Jr Wentzel Paul Neff Walter Neff Mike Losinger Rled Cammerer Cele Bachman Gustav Eckstein Eckstein Turner William Bolts Central The Nut Band

Spring Feast at St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum Draws 5000

Nearly five thousand people visited the St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum grounds in Bond Hill for the annual spring festival. Bright weather boosted attendance as special urban coaches ferried visitors, with receipts estimated at 1500 to 1600 dollars and about 1100 dollars to be used for the asylum’s needs. The event honored Rev Father George H. Vonderahe, superintendent, and noted the society’s plan to sell the Arch Street boys home, while thanking organizers Frank Jacob and others for booths, dining, refreshments, and games.

St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum Bond Hill St. Joseph Ophans George H. Vonderahe Enry Doerger St. Aloysius Orphan Society Herman Evers Arch Street Frank Jacob Henry Burbink Herman Steuter J. Hirshfeld

American Zionists Begin Convention in Philadelphia

The Federation of American Zionists opens its fourth annual convention in Philadelphia with the largest attendance yet. Delegates discuss a Jewish asylum in Palestine for persecuted Jews from Russia and other European countries, fund-raising for a Hebrew newspaper, and the federation’s leadership appointments.

Philadelphia Federation of American Zionists Palestine Russia Roumania Baron Rothschild Max Nordau Federation Rurenee Jewish Colonial Trust London Abbi 8 S. Wise Portland Leon Zolotakoff Chicago A. J. Leon Minneapolis J. Ellons Newark N. J Gabriel N. Mayer Richard Gotthiel Columbia University New York Isadore D. Morrison R. Sakakso

Shooting Affray at Colored Barbecue Leaves Man Shot

Yesterday afternoon at Kassons Grove back of Newport a quarrel erupted between Mitchell, formerly of the track now employed by Henry Holtrup, and Glenn of Cincinnati. Mitchell was shot four times with dangerous wounds to the lung and back and is in critical condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. Glenn was arrested for shooting with intent to kill.

Kasson's Grove Newport Ave Mitchell Henry Holtrup Covington Grove Glenn Cincinnati Mitchell St. Elizabeth Hospital Earns Donovan and Evans

St Joseph Infant Asylum Garden Party Draws Crowds

Hundreds visited the St Joseph Orphan Asylum near Norwood for the annual garden party to benefit the institution. The grounds attracted generous crowds with high prices paid for fancy article sales and many handsomely gifts. The organizing committee included A de Wie Goleman Engelhart Branigan.

St. Joseph Orphan Asylum Norwood de Wie

Mines Offer Electric Light Ride From Cincinnati Depot

Sunday excursion to Luhrig coal mines leaves Cincinnati at 7 30 a m. Round trip $1 50 with trolley ride 400 feet below surface. Mines are illuminated by electric lights. Tickets at office corner Fourth and Vine streets.

S.W Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Colorado Salt Lake Sortown Ogden Utah James Deadwood Lead City South Dakota Fourth and Vine Sts

German Vote in Cincinnati Shapes New York City Politics

New York reporters note discussions that one third of New York voters may be of German descent influencing the anti Tammany movement. Leaders insist platform fighting matters, with personal liberty and beer laws key to German support. Nearby items report on New Orleans export growth and remarks by Corporal Tanner about General Sickles as next Grand Army of the Republic commander.

Commercial Tribune New York Cincinnati United States Sali Ata Schieren Tamman Co Mississippi New Orleans Boston Washington City Grover Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Aden Arabia Journal of Commerce Santos Egypt Cairo Yemen Corporal Tanner Brooklyn Costae Daniel E. Sickles Grand Army Sickles Tanner Onyone Knickerbocker

Murderous Assault on a Colored Man Reported

An assault at 1581 Providence Street involved a half dozen men in a room dispute over a woman. William Freeman, of Ott Street, was stabbed in the neck and struck with a blunt object, fracturing his skull. Henderson is an occupant. no arrests were made.

Providence Street William Henderson William Freeman Ott Street

The Modern Beauty Chooses Syrup of Figs

A description of a healthy lifestyle emphasizing good food exercise and sun, noting a glowing arm and blooming face. It promotes using Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle cleansing laxative remedy.

California Fig Syrup Co

Elderly Woman Injured Descending Church Steps

Mrs. Bernadina Bruns, aged, living at 333 Twelfth Street, fell while descending steps at St. Pauls Church on Jayee ge street and sustained serious injuries in her weakened condition. Patrolman Braum aided her home.

Bernadina Bruns Twelfth Street St. Paul's Church Braum

Man Falls From Car Fracturing Skull Near Baymiller

Edward Miller aged 28 of 1120 Poplar Street fell from a car at Eighth and Baymiller streets last night and sustained probable fatal injuries with a base of skull fracture. He was taken to the Hospital for treatment.

Edward Miller Poplar Street Eighth Baymiller Streets

Obituary notices for Brown Boone Campbell and Busch family

Mrs Eliza Brown aged 93 dies at Terrace Park with funeral at 10 am June 17 1901. Camillus Boone aged 68 at East Indian Hill funeral June 18. Hugh Campbell born 1828 Ireland funeral later with interment Spring Grove. Dorothy Maria Busch infant daughter 5 months 13 days 3 pm June 15 funeral June 17 1:30 pm from 931 Hawthorne Avenue Price Hill. Burial private.

Boone—Camillus East Indian Hill Campbell Hugh Phoenix Park Harrison County Tyrone Ireland Harrison Catholic Arch Spring Grove Cemetery Busch Dorothy Maria Edward H Della M. Busch Bering Hawthorne Eavenue Price Hill

Administrator's Sale of 835 Carlisle Avenue Property

Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio orders sale of real estate at 835 Carlisle Avenue Cincinnati. Property appraised at 3000 dollars, sale by administrator with cash terms. Auction set for Thursday June 18 1901 at 10 o clock a.m. Court case 6490. Property conveyed from John H Holters to Catharine Holters and reverts to heirs. Attorney Arnold Speiser, Cincinnati.

Ohio Hamilton County William Bohne John Wuest Victorine Matz F. W. Gerstle W. H. Harrison Joseph A. Weber Caroline Vogt Geo. A. Vandegrift Mary G. Bernens Rederick Billio John Howard Sarah Remley Thomas McNerney Edgar Robinson S. Smith Betts August Mersch Mary Annavanaugh John Ross Wm. Cosher Adolph ‘Olth Argaret von der Heide J. . Menke Sophia Burger Florence C.’ Norwald Amelia Schmidde Ernst Wanner Cordelia Gleason Ugene Sigwart Ary J. Welcome Carrie Weitlauf William B. Williamson Sophia Frey Sophia Nordmann Joseph H. Voss Jane Foster Marie Lowenstein Prescott Frederick Wm. Gerstle Benjamin Ricison Catherine Gerstle Josephine Brodbeck Louise Ackerland Anna Maria Specht Catharine O’connor Hannah King Cordelia Hayden Christian Christina Heck John A. Demmiler Jacob Broebreatheringe M. Cook Isabella Richard Elizabeth Acke James J. Stadler Dora Schulte Charles H. Kilgour Catherine B. Fleming Alberta McGuyre Chester Peebles Matthew McCabe Jee Ahlers Christian John Goetz Orville Howard Ferris Cincinnati F. Gray Co Common Pleas Court Miami County F. Gray Company Piqua A. M. Orr G. L. Marble Carlisle Avenue Ween Stone Baymiller Streets J. Hathaway Et al John H. Holters Hamilton Catharine Holters H. M’dow Catharine Arnold Speiser Northeast Corner Court Walnut Streets

Special Masonic Lodge Meeting Notice

Special meeting announced for Monday June 17 at 7 oclock. Work Master Mason Degree. Visitors invited. Secretary H G Skiff notes meeting in the evening with planned work and notices for entrants.

Npp En Lodge Zaeeni A. Nin Senor M. Cial Work Mar Maates Ad’ Sie H. G. Skiff

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Canine Deitsch Headquarras Brodbeck Ngmeyer Parallels Ae Eee ST. Aloysius Asylum Dave Mitchell ST. Joseph Infant Asylum Luhrig Coal Mines Hartwell Furniture CO Mme, de Sevigne Louis Aly Hartwell Furniture Company West Fourth Street Gotham Daniel BE. Sickles Morris K. Jesup Chamber Jesup Andrew Carnegie Serpont Morgan Wealth of America Mr. Morgan Mr. Carnegie John D. Rockefeller William Rockefeller John J. Astor Cornelius Vanderbilt Illiam Co. Whitney Jacob H. Schiff H. O. Havemeyer George J. Gould John W. Mackay John 8. Kennedy Levi P. Morton H. H. Rogers Cuyler Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church JOS. R. Peebles’ Sons CO Joseph R. Peebles’ Sons Co Joseph R. Peebles Government Square Peebles Corner Walnut Hills Mountain Lake Park Pullman Uum Pisa Fourth and Vine Streets John Shillito Claro Madras Oxford Seventh Street John Shillits Company R. J. Patton Co East Fourth Street Race St Hood Brown Eliza Brown Terrace Park Jeié Madison Road East Walnutl Jelé Stephenson Arthur Topmoeller Alice M Nee Eger Jos. M. Topmoeller Bank Street St. Augustine Church Michie Bros Frank G. Tullidge & CO Old Windsor Frank G. T' Nots Fast Idge & CO
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