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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1902

Page

5

Notable visitors and business figures flock to Canton hotels

Highland Buggy Company manager and Big Four officials tour the region aboard the new fast flyer to New York. Executives from C H D, B O & S W, N O & T P, and local coal interests mingle with residents at Burnet House and Dennison Hotel. Mining, railroads, and politics draw comment as travelers discuss prosperity, Mormon matters, and Utah’s forthcoming growth.

Warren J. Lynch Big Four Galion New York Business Men's Club Harvey Conner Dayton, C Louis Moore Bingham Utah Meyer Shane Kansas City Alex. Hyman Samuel R. Parry Rochester N. Y J. W. Vandervoort Louisville J. P. Bird Worcester Mass G. F. Kinder New York City M. F. Liberma Minneapolis Minnesota

Senate Passes London Dock Bill in Late Debate

The Senate approved the London dock charges bill after opposition collapsed. It bans clauses relieving masters from liability for negligent loading or dock charges shifted to consignees, with debate also touching on the army bill and Isthmian canal options. Foraker pressed for Cuban fund disclosures as part of reciprocity talks.

Washington Senate London Dock United States Root Teller Colorado Secretary Root Cuba Kean New Jersey Cullom Illinois Kittredge South Dakota Panama Isthmian Commission Nicaragua Proctor Vermont House

Refusal to Act on Miss Taylor's War Dept Case

The House Committee on Reform of the Civil Service votes six to two along party lines to table a resolution demanding information from the War Secretary about the dismissal of Rebecca J. Taylor, a War Department clerk who wrote a letter criticizing the president over the Philippines issue. Democratic members Shallenberger and Zenor opposed tabling the resolution.

Washington House Committee On Reform of the Civil Service Today Secretary of War Rebecca J. Taylor War Department Ind

Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances

The note explains 10 participants share 1490 prizes, giving each person ten chances per entry group. With ten people including you, total opportunities amount to 14 900 to win a portion of the 34 000 dollars.

Wheel Makers Meet In Secret Session

About a dozen wheel manufacturers from several Western cities met behind closed doors at the Burnet House. President Edward Flickinger of Galion Ohio presided with D M Ferry James Anderson and Carl D Fisher among the attendees. Fisher said the group is largely social and not aimed at price control or labor disputes. No public interest, no labor troubles. next meeting likely in Flint Michigan.

J. Orr Denver Gibson House Colorado Burnet House Preoention Edward Flickinger Galion, O D. M. Ferry Indianapolis Jas. Anderson Sidney, O Carl D. Fisher Royer Lebanon Flint Mich

Syndicate Buys Northern Ohio Traction Stock

A syndicate from Cincinnati Cleveland and Boston purchased 6000 shares of Northern Ohio Traction stock from the Everett-Moore Syndicate at a price around 8.5 percent interest 5 percent. The deal keeps Everett-Moore in control and major holdings stay with Cincinnati members. The buyers include W E Hutton Co Claude Ashbrooke Dennison Prior Co Lamprecht and Moore Baker Co.

Cincinnati Cleveland Boston Everett-Moore Syndicate Northern Ohio Traction W. E. Hutton & Co Claude Ashbrooke City Dennison, Prior & Co Lamprecht Bros. & Co

Slapbed Wife at Gibson House Sparks Mystery

A tall man and a refined looking woman clashed outside the Gibson House in a sensational incident. The husband declared the woman his wife and threatened residents as the couple, unrecognized by onlookers, walked away up Walnut Street.

Gibson House Ollock Walnut Street

Canal Commission Visits City on Improvement Oversight

Allen W Thurman and L D Hamlin of the State Canal Commission with Chief Engineer C E Perkins inspected canal upgrades in Columbus. Thurman backs Fordyce contracts for electric propulsion over mule power on the Miami and Erie Canal, while cautioning doubts about future water reliability and public confidence in the waterways.

Allen W.thurman Columbus L. D. Hamlin Elyria State Canal Commission C. E. Perkins Fordyce Miami and Erie Canal Beig Thurman

O Leary Seeks Move of Federated Metal Trades National Offices

John R O Leary secretary of the Federated Metal Trades of America arrived from the East to confer with MW 1 Iron Molders Union president Martin Fox and to take charge of moving the federation’s national offices to the city Ohio leads in union membership within the federation and is the intended location for the offices.

John R. O'Leary Federated Metal Trades of America Martin Fox MW 1 Iron Molders’ Union O'leary Ohio Federated Métal Trades

Annual meeting of Cincinnati Branch Christian Endeavor Society

At the Central Presbyterian Church on Mound Street the Cincinnati Branch of the Christian Endeavor Society holds its annual meeting tonight. Officers for the year will be elected and other business matters form the program.

Central Presbyterian Hurch Mound Street Cincinnati The Christian Endeavor Society American Iridium CO Wiggins Block Fifth and Vine Chas Maguire

Thoughts on Thoughtful Subscriptions Prompted by Tribune

A brief note urges readers to stop overthinking and subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle the matter and bring peace of mind.

The Commercial Tribune

Ohio Corporations Formed in Secretary of State Office

A list of new corporation filings announced in Columbus includes The Christ-Diehl Brewing Company in-defiance with $50,000 capital, The Portsmouth Cereal Company with $30,000, The Bellefontaine Mattress and Upholstering Company with $10,000, The Bowgill Oil Company with $10,000, The Haydenville Company with $10,000, The Standard Laundry Company with $10,000, The Clum Anchor Company with $1,000, The J. W. Rockfield Company with $5,000, The Masonic Mutual Benefit Association in Toledo, The American Motor Carriage Company capital stock increased to $1,000, The International Motor Carriage Company with a New Jersey charter and $2,000,000 capital, Ohio office in Toledo.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Christ-Diehl Brewing Company Defiance Capital Stock Portsmouth Cereal Company Portsmouth Bellefontaine Mattress and Bellefontaine Bowgill Oil Company van Wert Haydenville Company Haydenville Capital The Standard Laundry Company Dayton Clum Anchor Company Lima J. W. Rockfield Company Masonic Mutual Benefit Association Toledo American Motor Carriage Company International Motor Carriage Company New Jersey Ohio

Board approves six months' appropriation ordinance

The Board of Legislation passed the six months' appropriation ordinance at its meeting last night after a third reading. Several minor ordinances were also approved though none of significant importance.

Board of Legislation

Painless cosmetic treatments advertised by Ceratologist

An ad by PRS. Farrell, Ceratologist, claims permanent hair removal by electrolysis without pain or scar and painless tattoo removal. It also mentions treatment of falling hair dandruff and baldness. Includes address Suite 0s aos ove Building and references Boston and Chicago diplomas.

Prs Farrell Boston Chicago

Marriage licenses list scattered across Cincinnati area

A long list of marriage licenses shows pairs with ages, occupations, and addresses from Cincinnati and nearby towns. Clergy names appear between entries, including Rev. Eisenlohr and Rev. Grossman, with spouses from Lockland, Newport, Covington, and other communities.

Louis G. Denghausen Tremont Street Anna Peters Queen City Eisenlohr Michael J. Condon East Twelfth Street Kate McCormick Squire Winkler Ralph Guttman Central Avenue Sarah Segel Hathaway Street Simonson Abraham H. Whitlock Fulton Street Rosa Fruhauf Melrose Avenue Mr. Grossman Joseph F. Enes Farmer Dillsboro Ind Katie Enes Vine Street Otto A.C. Nulsen Hopple Street Josephine M. Guard St. Bernard George C. Motsch Sidney Avenue Anna Nuesline McMicken Avenue Anton Alig East Sixth Street Mary Glenn Broadway Pohlschneider Henry A. Koch Lockland Grace Binder Schmidt William Berghausen Crown Street Martha Tharra Pleasant Ridge Voss Abraham S. Anspacher Scranton Bertha Fechheimer Creston Avenue Grossman Stanley M .Whiteley Chase Avenue Nell D. McMillan Pullan Avenue Holt Joseph Schafer West Eighth Street Carrie R. Irwin Stafford Charles Thorner Huckster Newport Ethel Fowley Sycamore Street Louis B. Linz Merchant Eckert Estella Goldberg Reading John J. Reynolds Pike Street Ida Granger Ludlow Avenue Mr. O'Neil Bernard J. Eismann Staebler Street Mary Eppinghoff Budd Street Meyer Bernard Achton Munson Street Eva Wehreiman Eastern Avenue Dickhas Erry Alexander Davie C. Hisle Washington Avenue Charles E. Johannes Green Bay Wis Edna L. Lambdin Grand Avenue Mr. Young Frank J. Hood Belevue Millie Stamm Woodward Street

Obituaries Notice Deaths in New York Cincinnati and Reading

Several deaths are listed with names Harriet M Butterfield Ellen Crumpton Walter Darby Julia Regan and Charles F Schroder. Services and funeral details are provided with dates June 16 to June 18 and locations in New York Cincinnati Louisville Price Hill Reading. Flowers are requested to be omitted.

Cincinnati Louisville Regan Julia Nee .O’connor John Regan Ring Place Price Hill Holy Trinity Church Schroder Charles F Benson Street Reading Sacred Heart Church

Ohio Wine and Spirit Association Holds Annual Session

The Ohio Wine and Spirit Association begins its annual session in the city with a large delegate turnout from across the state. Delegates assemble at 10 AM in Government square and travel by special trolley cars to headquarters in Westwood. The business session opens at 1 PM.

Ohio Wine and Spirit Association Government Square Westwood

Tell Deitsch When You Go Away

Superintendent Deitsch asks all families leaving the city for summer to notify him of their time of year. Officers on the beat will be instructed to take special care of homes while they are vacated.

Deitsch — Desi Board of Legislation of Cincinnati Edwin-O Bathgate Edwin Henderson

Probate appointees for Lydia P Graves estate

The undersigned have been appointed by the Probate Court as executrices of the estate of Lydia P Graves of Hamilton County deeded. Emma I Graves Nellie Graves L L Clemmber Attorney June 12 1992.

Lydia P. Graves Hamilton County Emma I. Graves Nellie Graves Ll. H. Clemmer Atty

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Harry J. M’cullough Highland Buggy Company R. P. Algeo Eugene Zimmerman French Lick Springs Co. G. Waldo Detroit W. C. Rinearson C. N. O. & T. P. Railroad Company Murphy M. L. Sternberger Jackson, O I. G. Rawn 8. W Déer Park Cw. Tobin the Burnet E. B. Stivers Vanceburg, O Dennison Hotel Allen W. Thurman Allen G. Thurman Democracy Grand Hotel Bryan Schley Dewey Thomas Stretcher Canton Dennison McKinley Isaac ‘Harter W. J. Johnston N. O. & T. P. Railroad Ohio Bar J. T. Ferris Salt Lake City Canada Atlantic Snow Bat Masterson Now Aln. Spencer East Master Car Builders Saratoga Springs Foraker Spooner Allison Mr. Foraker Prog¢tor Miss Taylor House Committee Syndicate Northern Traction John Shillito Shillito Srillitos Freezer C.O. D John Shillits Company W. Thurman Commission DRS Shepard & Wisecup Neaveldy Christian Endeavor S.S.S SWIFT Atibate Mrs. Farrell R. J. McCombs the &Izekiel White’s Pike WM. Miller Range CO WM. Miller Range & Furnace Coo Postoffice Square John H. Woodbury State Street Stockholders’ Meeting Ihie Bros Hes Diamendés West Fourth Street Spirit Association Deitsch Masonic Miami Lodge A. M Samuel ‘Phillips W. M Board of Public Service City of General Assembly State of American Exchange National Bank Robert Allison Geo. F. Holmes Cincinnati Hospital LEC Cincinnati Branch Board of Trustees John Fehrenbatch U. S. Engineer Office W. Heeling W. Va Kanawha River U.S. Engineer Office Charleston U. S Wheeling Ohio River Freedom W. E. Craighill Athens State Hospital Athens Auditor of State Capitol Building E. H. Rorick Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company Pittsburg Newport and Cincinnati Bridger Company Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company T. H. B. McKnight Mott Oil and Company West Virginia Aed Mott Oil and Gas Company Rk. Xdaks M. M’kenzie JOS. Joseph, & Bros. CO Corporation of the Laws of Ohio Joseph Jewkes Cincinnati Township Jos Joseph & Bros. CO Plaintiff
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