Debated School Tax Levy Roils Board to Midnight
The Board of Education endured a near midnight session over the next year tax levy. Cormany urged cuts totaling about 48,000, targeting lots and new buildings and salaries, provoking heated exchanges with Dr. Boone and others. The panel preserved the higher appropriations and adopted multiple committee recommendations including bonds, staffing, and building repairs.
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Board of Education
Committee On
Cormany
Boone
Mildred Breuber
Hlevo
Iliam Cramer
Westwood School
Max R. Reszke
Mies Mary Russell
Vine Street
Hugo Haenger
Wol
Jesse R. Dunn
Kirby Road
Garfield School
Samuel Bauer
J. M. Nickles
J.M. Nickles
Hettie Nash
Jennie Reich
W. P. Gault
Board of Pensions
G. C. Long
Grantman
Ulet
Committee On Funds and Claims
Schwaab
Union Board of High Schools
Heintz
Corny
Cincinnati
Co Ee
Petrom
Sioont
Dr. Boone
Ost
Marcus
Keller
Session of the General Synod Sets 1902 Philadelphia Meet
The General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church will gather in Philadelphia's First Reformed Presbyterian Church on the third Wednesday of May 1902. A petition from the West Philadelphia Mission to organize as a church is to be heard, and Rev. L A Benson urged Sabbath preservation, linking it to labor rights and conscience. The report lists multiple officers and delegates across boards, commissions, and a variety of church bodies with terms through 1904 or 1903 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
West Philadelphia
L. A. Benson
Committee On Nominations
Board of Foreign Missions
David Steele
James D. Crawfo
al B. Henley
J. H. Kendall
Thos. Peebles
M. Dearness
D. D. Dawson
Home Missions
Aoe Savage
John H. Kendall
James W. Houstein
James J. Yates
Committee On
James H. Browmell
General Synod
Reformer Church In America
M. Key
R. P
Treland
J. J. ¥. Boice
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Muel Riddough
Holland
Christian Reformed
John McConeaghy
Wm. McKinney
J. Yates
Thomas Geatty
Robert Killough
Joseph Neally
Lamb Fund
Stephen B. Brownell
R. W. McChesney
John Alford
Wm. J. Smiley
Minneapolis Academy
Stevenson
James F. M
James L. Chesn
Nathan R. Park
James D. Steele
Case dismissed in Kentucky bribe suit against Richmond
Judge Tarvin dismissed Colonel W. B. Smith known as Policy Bill Smith from suing Maurice B. Richmond for 16500 alleging bribe payments tied to 1897 political battles involving George B. Cox and Senator Mark Hanna. Judge ruled plaintiffs came with unclean hands and would not be used. Judge Whittaker gave notice of appeal.
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Kenton County
Tarvin
W. B. Smith
Policy Bill Smith
Maurice B. Richmond
Mark Hanna
Hamilton County
Policy
Maurice Richmond
George B. Cox
Policy Bill
Richmond
Cox
Ohio
Kentucky
Whittaker
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Meet Begins at Burnet House
The annual convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association starts today at the Burnet House and will run for several days. Delegates from major cities nationwide are expected, with hundreds of attendees anticipated.
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National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Burnet House
Attorneys Reach Lease Terms for Southern Railway
Southern Railway Trustees and lessee company lawyers met for three hours at the Odd Fellows Temple to finalize a lease plan. The agreement reflects Morrison resolution terms with several changes. Cemented after deliberation, details await trustees meeting next Saturday before official action.
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Southern Railway
Lessee
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Morrison
Sayler
Fires in the Bottoms Damage Several Thousand Dollars
Two fires broke out in the Bottoms last night. One at 22 East Second street damaged four stories and affected Ramsey Soda Water Queen City Cork Company and a salted peanut concern. A second blaze at 207 Walnut street in Charles Gerdes saloon quickly spread. about $1000 in damage reported.
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East Second Street
Ramsey Soda Water Company
Queen City Cork Company
Charles Gerdes
Walnut Street
Norwood Council Bans Unsightly Billboards
At a recent meeting Norwood Council passed an ordinance prohibiting erection of unsightly billboards within village limits.
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Norwood
Many Cincinnati society weddings and golf matches noted
Society notices report postponement of Clifton and East Hill women golfers match to next Monday. Several weddings and engagements, including Miss Marion Lindsay and Frank O Lukre, Miss Bertie Obendorfer and Rabbi Freund, Miss Della Bing and Harry Levy, Miss Marie Blanchard and Lindley Spillard, Miss Frances Clements and P J Faulkner, Miss Minnette Goldsmith and Samuel Stein, and Miss Lucy Landrum and Jackson Sparrow, with details of ceremonies, guests, and receptions across Cincinnati Avondale Clifton and Norwood.
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Clifton
East Hill
Clifton Links
Inverness
Frank O. Lukre
Marion Lindsay
Indsay
Kentucky
Senator Lindsay
Cincinnati
Lindsays
St. Louis
Lukre
Riding Club
Marie M. Blanchard
Lindley Harper Spillard
Ich
Belmont Avenue
Colage Hill
Frances J. Clements
P. J. Faulkner
St. Amen
Avondale
Minnette Goldsmith
Albert Goldsmith
Samuel Stein
Chicago
Rockdale Avenue
Stein
Grand Boulevard
Albert Stein
Ernest Stein
Sig Stein
Olivera
Slyvia Newberger
New Albany
Ind
Dan Bauman
Marguerite Klaw
I. W. Klaw
Schulhafer
Louisville
Endeavor Union Holds Large Meeting at First Presbyterian
Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union gathered at the First Presbyterian Church with about 1200 attendees. Speakers addressed the group and union officers reported. plans for the forthcoming Christian Endeavor conclave were discussed aiming for a complete success.
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Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Wyoming Ministers Disheartened as Pastors Resign in Two Churches
Two Wyoming church congregations face upheaval as Rev. Herman Burns resigns from the Baptist Church and Rev. John L. Taylor seeks resignation from the Presbyterian Church by August 25. Burns’ tenure stirred discord with strict rules, prompting defection. Taylor, a Cincinnati minister, remains active with strong support.
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Wyoming
Herman Burns
The
Baptist Church
John L. Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Taylor
Ohio
Herman Viece
Painesville
Burns
Ministers’ Association
Presterian Church
Methodist Church
Wyoming Baptist Church
Mr. Taylor
Cincinnati Presbytery
Waverly
Lane Seminary
Wyoming Church
Reform Talks At Cincinnati Retail Merchants Meeting
About 200 retail merchants attended a Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association gathering at 1313 Vine Street. National Organizer A. E. Stevens urged end to trading stamps and premiums and called for a bureau of information and an exchange bureau, with other speakers including W. H. Cook James F. Stout J. B. Wolsefer and L. J. Oehler. A banquet followed.
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Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Vine Street
Mercts
A. E. Stevens
St. Louis
Bureau of Information
W. H. Cook
Springfield
Retail Rocers’ Association
James F. Stout
The
Butchers’ Association
J. B. Wolsefer
L. J. Oehler
Public bookeller listings with varied titles and prices
A catalog of forthcoming books and editions from Harper Brothers and others. Notable titles include The Tribulations of a Princess and Antonia with portraits, Aldea, Doom Castle, Romola and Silas Marner in personal editions, The Abandoned Farmer, The Snow Cap Sisters, In the Michigan Lumber Camps, The Old Plantation, Thoughts by C, The World of Graft, Yellowed Jaunta and the Way Out, Oriental Weaving, Substitutes for the Saloon, China and the Allies in two volumes, Ohio Religious Corporations, and Religious Societies. Prices range from 25 cents to 7.50 dollars.
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Robert Ae Company
East Fourth Street
Ew York
Harper & Bros
Antonia
Jessie van Zile Belden
Eke
Boston
L. C. Page & Co
Aldea
Asa P. Brooks
New York
F. Tennyson Neely Company
Doom Castle
Neil Munro
Doubleday, Page & Co
Romola
Silas Marner
George Eliot
Sydney H. Preston
Charles Scribner's Sons
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Michigan
Charles Alice Whittier
Old “Plantation
James
Battle Arent
Fennyson Neely
Barnes & Co
Josiah Flynt
THE
Yelloweet
F. Tennyson Oriental Tee UG
V. Gurdji
F. Tennyson Neely
Raymond Calkins
Committee of Fifty
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
China
A. Henry A
Book notices and religious titles from 19th century catalogs
A catalog listing several religious and historical works with authors such as Elsworth Lawson and Rev Madison C Peters. Titles include The Heavenly Twins and Birds of the Bible, plus Commentaries on the Old Testament and A History of the American People. Prices range from 50 cents to $2, with publishers Baker & Taylor, Eaton & Mains, and McClurg & Co. involved.
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Elsworth Lawson
Chicago
Stone & Co
Mme
Sarah Ome
New York
Street & Smith
Madison CC
Peters
Baker & Taylor Company
Madison C. Peters
Baker & Taylor SK
Ezekiel
Daniel
Camden M. Corbern
Eaton & Mains
Cin- Renan Aoooes & Pye
Protics Newton Thorpe
A. c McClurg & Co
Lightning Fatality In Massillon Playground
Special Despatch reports seven year old Leo Getz was killed instantly in Massillon Ohio when lightning struck an outbuilding where he was playing during a storm. The tragedy occurred June 17 as neighbors described the sudden fatal accident.
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Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Leo . Getz
Editor James Sheperdson Ends Life in Chicago
James Sheperdson editor of a weekly society paper killed himself at his Chicago home today, his mind said to be impaired by brain fever.
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Chicago
James Sheperdson
Emma Leedna to face lunacy charge at city court
Mrs Emma Leedna of 1212 Linnstreet has been a patient at City Hospital for a week and will appear before the hate Court this morning on a lunacy charge. She reports hearing rats gnawing at her ears and says rodents threaten to attack during sleep.
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Emma. Leedna
Linnstreet
City Hospital
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