University of Cincinnati Crisis Highlights Board Charge Debate
The University of Cincinnati faces a clash over charges against President Ayers initiated by Dr. Reamy. The public institution, funded by taxes and founded by Charles McMicken, must ensure a fair hearing for Ayers while addressing concerns about governance and the board’s adjournment during charges.
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Annexation Debate Grows in Northeast Highlands Hyde Park
Property owners led by John M. Hubbell urge immediate annexation of Hyde Park to the city to curb bonded debt and enable revaluation by the City Board of Equalization. A better sewer system and connection to a trunk sewer along Edwards road are cited as key benefits. Solicitor Frank Kinney supports the plan, predicting majority backing if a vote were held.
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Hyde Park
Frank Lewis
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Missionary Beulah Logan recounts shipwrecks and exile
Beulah Logan 23, now visiting Cincinnati friends, recalls five years of peril aboard a wrecked ship off MorTolok, illness in Australian hospitals, and months in a New York sanitarium. She plans to return to Ruk to continue her parents’ mission, pursuing work among Caroline Islands natives.
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Australia
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Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Police Officer Bellamy Resigns Amid Tax Duplicates Dispute
Joseph J. Bellamy, recently involved in village police matters as a plaintiff, resigns effective July 1. Mayor Mills accepts. Finance Report spurs clash over $200,000 in allegedly unlisted taxable property. County Solicitor says School Board lacks authority to pursue back taxes or appoint investigators. Solicitor Collins to handle the issue.
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Letter by Frank G. Carpenter on Edward VII’s childhood
Special correspondent Frank G. Carpenter writes about the boyhood of Edward VII. The letter offers insights into the future king’s early years and influences shaping his development.
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Commercial Tribune
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Council Eyes Finance Probe and City Status Move
Council vows to probe tax delinquencies and pursue enforcement. Burrell prods for bold action to advance Norwood toward city status and asks the Solicitor to prepare papers for the next meeting. A Bond Hill annexation rumor is dismissed. A Dayton Furniture suit against Emma McPherson ends in default judgment for $815.
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Through cars to Fountain Square in near operation
The traction company plans to start the route within fifteen days if current plans succeed. Policeman Ed Frenchs son Leo lost a finger in a downtown machine shop accident. Sanitary Officer John Jackson tours Madisonville to enforce the Board of Health refuse removal order and ensure compliance with health directives.
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Madisonville
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Cincinnatians in New York Registered at Hotels
Special despatch lists Cincinnati residents staying in New York hotels on June 17. Notable names include G. Rekert, C. S. Bonifield, W. C. Flood, J. H. Hollingshead, J. P. Miller, H. Stein, Miss M. C. Vanderbilt, and Ackerland & Co. representatives among others.
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J. P. Miller
F. A. Moesche
H. Patterson
A. E. Wyler
Wyler, Ackerland & Co
Highland Buggy Company Directors Named in Tribune Notice
In the June 17 1902 issue of the Commercial Tribune a gentleman pictured is claimed as manager of the Highland Buggy Company. Officers listed include Philip Roettinger as President J H Parvis as Vice President and Manager L L Townley as Secretary and Treasurer. Directors and sole owners are J C Harper and Joseph Helmstetter. PHILIP ROETTINGER.
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J.C. Harper
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President Roosevelt Expected in Cincinnati for Fall Festival
A Cincinnati delegation led by Fall Festival Association President Foulds and business leaders met President Roosevelt in Washington to invite him to visit Cincinnati likely on September 20 as a guest for the festival. Plans remain flexible with a potential parade escort and a public reception.
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Priests to Celebrate First Masses in Local Parishes
Archbishop Elder will ordain several young men to the priesthood, with first masses planned in Cincinnati parishes including Rev. J. L. Beckmann at St. Lawrence Price Hill, Rev. A. Men tink at Sacred Heart Camp Washington, Rev. Chas. Diener at St. Francis Vine and Liberty, Rev. J. Stein at St. Mary Thirteenth, and Rev. J. McNearn at Urbana Ohio and Rev. A. Baume at Fostoria Ohio. Rev. Martin Higgins also at St. Lawrence Price Hill one week later.
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St. Francis’ Church
Vine and
Liberty Streets
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St. Mary’s Church
Thirteenth Street
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Eighteen Tons of Yellow Ink
A New York lithographing house describes a bid for nine months of cereal labels for Force Food Co Buffalo. The project needs eighteen tons of yellow ink two tons blue ink and one ton red ink to print three piece labels on three color schemes.
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Black Diamond Express Runs Buffalo to Philadelphia
An inviting description of the Black Diamond Express noting its Eastbound route from Buffalo New York to Philadelphia with assurances of comfort and scenery for travelers planning a trip.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brain exchange contest promises tenfold odds on prizes
A promotional pitch urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains in exchange for using yours, claiming a tenfold boost in chances to win one of 1,490 prizes in a $34,000 contest. The quirky premise markets a large sweepstakes with collective participation.
Weather Bureau reports favorable crop conditions nationwide
The weekly summary notes highly favorable conditions for corn in the central valleys and Gulf regions, with drought relief in the South Atlantic but intensifying in the Central West. Winter wheat and spring wheat show mixed progress, oats suffer in parts, and cotton remains generally favorable though stressed in South Carolina and Georgia. Tobacco transplanting is unfavorably timed in the Middle Atlantic and Kentucky.
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Mindful Offer Prompts Tribune Subscription
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle concerns and clear the mind. The message emphasizes taking action now to alleviate lingering thoughts.
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Sunny France Faces Frigid Spring and Wilted Crops
Paris dated June 17 reports anxious farmers as two months of cold rain depress crops and vineyards across France. Meteorologists warn of a poor summer with Aprillike conditions in mid June. Snow covers Pyrenees and near Perpignan while hail damaged campaigns and vines. Outdoor leisure declines as fruit and grape yields disappoint and tourists regroup in Paris awaiting better weather.
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