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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

2

Miami University Centenary Celebrated On Historic Oxford Campus

Miami university marked its hundredth anniversary in Oxford with a daylong program on the historic campus amid elm groves and flags. Governor Harmon and others delivered addresses, ex presidents sent letters, and a centennial poem was read as alumni gathered from across the country for the celebration and related ceremonies.

Commercial Tribune Oxford Miami University Ohio Miami

Governor Harmon Returns from Ox ford Engagement

Governor Harmon returned from Oxford yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with his staff and visited the Reds vs Philadelphia game. He later spent the afternoon at the Cincinnati golf links with his son in law Alfred Cassatt, then attended a reception at Walnut Hills and a college centennial program. He said the week would be full of junkets and planned future appearances including Kenyon College and a Turnfest parade. He outlined a hands on but conditional approach to state appointments.

Oxford Joseph The Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Miami College of Arts Fareweather United States Education Elmer E. Brown Judson Harmon State of Ohio Harmon Bis Linton Hotel Ball Park Reds Philadelphia Linton Cincinnati Golf Links Grandin Road Alfred C. Cassatt Cassatt McMillan Street Walnut Hills Henry Churchill King Oberlin College Willis Montgomery Georgetown University R. A. Montgomery Xenia Ottumwa Iowa Andrew L. Harris Harris Dayton Grand Hotel West End Harmony Club Zoo Kenyon College Gambier Hagman Newark Columbus Wright Brothers Pearl L. Keith Charles D. Kieth Caldwell Aberdeen Keith Covington Miss Tarvin Samuel K. Tarvin First National Bank Tarvin Cincinnati Horse and Mule Exchange Viola Langdale Braffet William G. Braffe Lilly Marshall George L Marshall Cushing Matilda E Leach Herschel A. Leach Anna Snyder Stephan Snyder Hungary Gabriel H. Wolf Bolsinger & Kapp Woodmansee Bertha George Ll. Willet Willet Elmwood

Clothes Economy Lesson From Custom Suit Buyer

A man who typically pays 40 to 60 dollars for a custom-made suit has room to learn smarter shopping. The article contrasts value, quality, and budget in menswear tailoring.

Virginia University Holds 42nd Annual Commencement

Morgantown West Virginia reports the University of Virginia celebrated its forty second annual commencement with students and faculty present. Dr. Gladden Orator delivered remarks regarding education, progress, and future opportunities. Washington attended or was referenced in coverage.

Gladden Morgantown W. gVa University of Virginia Dro Washington

American Orthopedic Association Elects New Officers

At the annual convention in Hartford on June 16 the American Orthopedic Association elected officers led by President Dr. Augustus Thorndike of Boston. Vice presidents are Dr. Albert H. Freiberg of Cincinnati and Dr. Michael Hoke of Atlanta. Other officers include Secretary Dr. Robert B Osgood of Boston and Treasurer Dr. G. William G. Devis of Philadelphia. Executive committee members are Dr. Thorndike, Dr. John Ridlon of Chicago, Dr. R. W. Lovett of Boston, Dr. Reginald H. Sayre of New York, and Dr. Osgood of Boston.

Commercial Tribune Delaware Ohio Wesleyan Bashford D. S. Gray Z. L. White Columbus Bishop Bashford Welsh C. T. Hoskinson Zanesville Smittie Band Cincinnati George R. Wendling Washington Old Miami Union Erodelphian College of Liberal Arts Brander Matthews New York Columbia University Lyman Abbott The Outlook Benton Alummal Association Minor Millikin, Markley Jonesboro Ark John Roy Simpson Boston Mass Berty S. Bartlow Hamilton Harrie Harmon Hartford Conn American Orthopedic Association Augustus Thorndike Albert H. Freiberg Michael Hoke Atlanta Robert B Osgood William G. Devis Philadelphia Thorndike John Ridlon Chicago R. W. Lovett Reginald H. Sayre Osgood

Government Praised For Running Down Black Hand

Detroit June 16 The National Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics praised government secret service efforts against black hand societies and endorsed stricter immigration laws. Resolutions call for changing the order emblem to avoid Masonic resemblance and for reforming the name, plus rules on liquor traffic, and membership requirements for new councils to join the Funeral Benefit Association.

Detroit Mich National Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics Prent Black Hand Societies Government Secret Service Masonic Fraternity National Council Funeral Benefit Association

Four Dreadnought Keels Laid For Czar Navy

In ST PETERSBURG on June 16 the keels of four battleships of the dreadnought class were laid in the presence of naval officials and foreign attaches. Two vessels will be built at Galernaia yards and two at Baltic works. Each ship displaces about 23 000 tons, measures 608 feet in length with an 82 foot beam, and expects speeds of 20 knots. Main armament consists of ten 12 inch guns. Nickel steel hulls are planned with completion anticipated in about three years.

St. Petersburg Russian’ Naval League Galernaia Baltic Ito

Ex Slave Found Guilty By Jury In Manslaughter Trial

Addison Sales an ex slave and colored veteran was found guilty of assault and battery for killing James Collins a cobbler in Cincinnati. The case arose after a dispute over beer at Collins shop on Seventh Street and Scott Alley. Collin's widow testified to family losses. Stenographer Evelyn Guinan offered testimony about Consolidated Grain and Stock. Several divorce and civil cases followed in Common Pleas and Probate Courts.

Addison Sales James Collins Seventh Street Scott Alley Collins Seles Sales William H. James John Weinig Bramwell Evelyn Guinan Consolidated Stock and Grain Company Hunt Louis Foster Samuel Foster W. D. Klausman Consolidated Company

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