Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Day Recalls Quinquennium Reunions
Ohio Wesleyan held Alumni Day with quinquennial class reunions for classes from 1848 to 1898. Myron T. Herrick addressed the gathering as a gubernatorial candidate. the trustees approved memorial buildings and established new chairs in history and economics. Donations surpassed $10,000 with additional gifts and pledges toward the John Edwards Memorial Building and a P. P. Mast memorial lab.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Slocum Library
Mabel B. Austin
Wilmington
B. L. Skeel
Cleveland
GW. Garrell
Sabina
Ethel Boyd
Frederickstown
Cyrus Locher
Bluffion
D. W. Comstock
Richmond
Ind
Supreme Bench
Sidoster State
Tom Johnson
BE. D. Woodmansee
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Charlies W. Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
A. W. Bett
Kenton
J. E. Brown
Columbus
B. F. Dimmick
Bashford
Helen Williams Hamilton
Chicago
Hamilton
Illinois
Scott Bonham
W. M. Day
John A. Smith
Jamess. Britton
Homer E. White
Leon C. Marshall
Zanesville
John Edwards
Leipsic
University
Edwards
Morris Sharp
Washington D. H
Senator Fairbanks
John Pattison
John Edwards Memorial
New York
P. P. Mast
Grap Chapel
School of Music
Kenyon Commencement Week Program Outlined
Gambier Ohio June 17 Following is the program of the commencement week at Kenyon College Events include a baseball game vs the University of Toronto at Benson Athletic Field an 8 p.m reception at Rosse Hall and a busy schedule through June 4 featuring religious services trustee meetings tennis glee and mandolin concerts fraternities banquets senior play and commencement events with address by notable clergy and politicians
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Commercial Tribune
Gambier, CO
Kenyon
Benson Athletic Field
University of Toronto
Rosse Hall
H. W. Jones
Bexley Hall
Ohio
Boya Vincent
Southern
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Ascension Hall
Old Kenyon
Glee and
Mandolin Clubs
Board of Trustees
Hubbard Hall
Peirce
Fletcher
Church of the Holy Spirit
Orville E. Watson
Bexley
Cleveland
My A. Hanne
United States
Philo Hall
James H. Dempsey
Phi Beta Appa
Two New Freighthouses Opened by Miami & Erie Co
Millicreek Valley notes report the Miami & Erie Transportation Company opened two freighthouses yesterday one at an unnamed location and the other at Hamilton Lockland freighthouse measures 100 by 30 feet and a Hamilton house 400 by 40 feet The company also created a large freight office space for its agents. The rest of the column notes Fair Board premium lists, possible premium increases and a $10 000 total prize pool for speed and exhibitions along with an upcoming Glenda Military Band open air concert in Glendale Park with a program including Sousa and other pieces.
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Miami & Erie Transportation Company
Hamilton
Lockland
Glenda Military Band
Glendale
Chicago
Sousa
Rathbun
Waitz
Andouver
Cornet
E. A. Sayre
Bale
Mr. Dooley
Smith
Schottische
Pretty Blue Eyes
Mackie
March
Ranger
Southwett
National Guard Troops to Be Inspected Earlier in June
Cincinnati National Guard units will be inspected earlier than planned by regular army officers. Companies B and G inspect on June 19, Companies T and Battery on June 21, and Company A on June 22. Inspections occur at night.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Cincinnati
National Guard
Regular Army
Woman Reports Accidental Neck Wound By Husband
Anna Belle Ellis a colored resident of 447 East Front Street went to City Hospital receiving ward for treatment of a dangerous stab wound to the neck. She says her husband inflicted the injury accidentally Saturday night.
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Anna Belle Ellis
East Front Street
City Hospital
Cure for Heart Disease Claims by Dr M Heart Cure
An advertisement touts a product named Dr M Heart Cure to strengthen nerves enrich blood and improve circulation. It claims safety and guarantee and offers a postal sample test with dubious assurances.
Nursery Rimes in Costume at Pro-Cathedral
Old Mother Goose will appear at the Pro Cathedral next Saturday afternoon in a pageant by twenty six kindergarten children. Julia Snider leads costumes and songs with Mary Mary Quite Contrary Jack Horner Pussy in the Well and Jack and Jill among roles. Proceeds go to the cathedral house tangibly aiding Episcopalian citywide concerns.
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Old Mother Goose
Childrn
Mary
Jack Horner
Jack
Jill
Carolyn Hamilton
Panier
Mother Goose
Rhea Friedman
Virginia Ehrgott
Oscar
Ehrgott
Caroline Holzmann
Jack Manley
Edna Townly
Jack and Jill
Eugene Wilson
Harry McGuire
Little Jack Horner
William Strautman
Humpty Dumpty
Dean Sailor
Julia Snider
John Ballman
Diddie
George Snider
Georgie Porgie
Mary Quite Contrary
Hickory
Dickory Dock
Margery Daw
Knights of St John to Enter Prize Drill in Columbus
Cincinnati Knights prepare for the silver jubilee convention in Columbus Ohio from June 22 to 29. A large delegation will parade on Monday with a special train, led by the St Cecilia Knights band, including numerous commanderies from Cincinnati Kentucky and nearby towns. A prize of 100 dollars will go to the commandery with the most men in line, based on total miles traveled, followed by additional prizes and a banquet to close the event.
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Knights of St. John
Columbus
H. B. Jacob
Cincinnati Knights
St. Cecilia Knights of
Maysville
Covington
Knights
Knights of St. Paul
Reading
Knights of St
J. E. Waltz
C. D. Murphy
Henry J. Wintering
Honhorst
James Gallagher
Paul Miller
H. Moeller
Nash
R. H. Jeffrey
Knights of St. John’s
Ignatius Wilkens
O.F.M
St. Bonaventure Church
Moeller
Far West
Canada
Sar Parr
Lumbus
Ithern Hotel
Public Schools Set to Close Tomorrow Amid Yearend Festivities
The city ends a strong school year with 35 000 public and 15 000 private and parochial pupils enjoying early vacation. Commencement events, certificates, and library memberships mark the finish as teachers plan Europe trips and a National Educational Association meeting in Boston. Paydays bring 50 percent extra for six weeks.
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Morgan
Columbian School
Ohio
Gale Joyce
Alma Kerber
Pearl Grome
Elenora Daganer
Ada Mohring
Mercantile Library
Heidelberg
Europe
Chicago
Boston
National Educational Association
Board of Education
Grand Army Day at Lisbon Centennial
The centennial celebration in Lisbon Ohio grows as crowds reach an estimated 10 000 today and are expected to double tomorrow for Grand Army Day. Senator Hanna arrived from Cleveland and will attend a reception with ex Congressman Taylor and General Anson, who will speak tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Lisbon
Hanna
Cleveland
Taylor
Anson
New York
Tomortro
Woodward Council to Present Flag at Webster School
The Woodward Council No. 49 Junior O U A M will present a flag to Webster School Saturday afternoon with ceremonies. Oscar Trodelman will deliver the presentation speech and Dr. H H Fick will give the acceptance address.
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Woodward Council
Auditor Refuses to Pay Salaries in Police Office Shuffle
The Board of Public Safety learned the city will not pay salaries for Martin Ewing and John Bender, clerks in the police department, amid a reorganization dispute. An ongoing court order restrains interference, and the auditor will not authorize pay until the clerks prove legal standing in created positions. The case is set for trial soon.
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Board of Public Safety
Martin Ewing
Chief of Police
John Bender
Bender
Ewing
George Deckebach
Busy preparations for Pain spectacle at Coney Island
Coney Island gears up for Pain Enterprises "The Last Days of Pompeii" on the 30th with a busy schedule of outings. W E Maguire arranges special train shunting and possible living on cars for performers and staff. Alfred Dolsen and other show personnel are due, signaling a significant investment and anticipation for a summer science of big scenic shows. Pain lieutenants praise the Coney site near Manhattan Beach for the display, while next week’s theater bill features Holmes and Waldron, Art Bonds, Chas and Jennie Welsh, and Harry Boyd.
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Coney
Pain
Pompeii
Maguire
The
Pain Enterprises
Pennsylvania Yards
Alfred Dolsen
Holmes
Waldron
Art Bonds
Chas
Jennie Welsh
Harry Boyd
Chester Park Opera House opens season with new chorus
Sixty four young singers gathered at Chester Park Opera House for the season opening. Assistant musical director A Lellmann selected sixteen voices nine girls and seven men to join the regular chorus. Joseph Zimstein, a veteran chorus actor nearing sixty, is among the regular chorus. Rehearsals start early next week with principals and chorus arriving.
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Chester Park Opera House
A. Lellmann
Chester Park Opera Company
Joseph Zimstein
John C Weber Military Band to Perform Classical and Popular Pieces
The Zoo concert tomorrow evening features the John C. Weber Military Band. The program includes Marche Russe and Rienzi overtures, selections from The Wizard of Oz, The Trombone Sneeze, The Sultan of Sului, March Japanaise, Cupid's Pleadings, and a finale Jockey Club galop. Mr Richard M Brand performs a saxophone solo.
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John C. Weber
Vienna Prater
Sorensen
Tittens
Rienzi
Press Didrege in Chester Park Circuit Vaudeville
The Chester Park free Circuit vaudeville feature presents Press Didrege dubbed the Commander in Chief of the army of fun with a new act. The midweek Queen City Bathing Beach concert on Thursday will feature the band directed by Prof. C. B. Mungan performing The Queen City Beach March plus selections from The Prince of Pilsen King Dodo and Sally in Our Alley.
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Chester Park
Queen City Bathing Beach
Kroger
C. B. Mungan
Queen City Beach
Across-The-River
Hero Rescues Boy From Canal At Main Street Bridge
A large crowd gathered as Edward Scott of 411 East Fourth Street rescued a 10 year old boy who fell into the canal near Main Street. The boy could not swim and was saved as Scott dived from the canal bridge and brought him to shore before leaving anonymously.
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Main Street
Edward Scott
East Fourth Street
Scott
Casey Tells What Geiger's Son Said in Murder Trial
Inspector Casey testified that Stephen Geiger said his father and mother fought the night of the murder and that Geiger hit his mother with scissors. Casey denied Geiger's later denial and described cross examination on the statements heard at police headquarters. Ministers Rhodes and Edwards observed the proceedings as spectators.
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Geiger
Caldwell
Casey
Stephen Geiger
Fred Geiger
Hoffheimer and
Sawyer
Stephen
Hoffheimer
Shay & Cogan
Lueders
Shay
James Gallagher
Vincent Doty
St George's High School Graduation Exercises
The girls class of St George's High School held graduation in the Calhoun street hall Corryville. Four graduates Alma Schehl Anna Lucas Florence Henkel and Anna Hatch completed a three year course with high marks. The evening program featured boys class exercises and two graduates Charles Wuest and Henry Heddergott.
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St. George’s High School
Calhoun Street
Corryville
Alma Schehl
Anna Lucas
Florence Henkel
Anna Hatch
Charles Wuest
Henry Heddergott
Mrs Anna Deitsch Buried in Spring Grove
The funeral for Mrs Anna Deitsch widow of Colonel Philip Deitsch was held at 3 PM from her Cumminsville residence. Services were led by Rev Howard Mears at St Philip Episcopal Church. Burial occurred at Spring Grove Cemetery beside her husband.
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Anna Deitsch
Philip Deitsch
Hamilton Avenue
Cumminsville
St. Philip Episcopal Church
Howard Mears
Draper
Deitsch
Minnie Fey
Charles Vickers
Police Department
Millikin
Casey
Spring Grove Cemetery
Dewey and three men held on Berry family murder charge
Chauncey Dewey Clyde Wilson and W J Mc Bride were bound over to the next district court session without bail for the Berry family murder two weeks earlier. They will be escorted to Goodland by the Osborne Militia Company and await trial in the fall.
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St.’ Francis
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBride
Berry
District Court
Goodland
Osborne Militia Company
McCullough
How Emil Shott Lost The Tug Of War
Emil Shott a German tailor at 1403 Central avenue tested strength against a customer in his shop. The strap broke as he neared victory causing him to fall and break his arm. He sought treatment at City Hospital and joked that he would have won in another minute.
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Emil Shott
Central Avenue
Germany
Shott
Lackman Hosts Business Men's Club Picnic at Glendale Farm
Members of the Business Men's Club are invited for a Saturday afternoon at the Albert Lackman farm near Glendale. A countryside picnic is planned with a special train leaving the C. H. D. Depot at 1 10 p m. Members meet at the club at 12 30 and march to the depot.
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Business Men's Club
Lackman
Glendale
Albert Lackman
Schockman Arrested in Flint Diamonds Theft Case
Herman Schockman a Flint jewelry salesman was captured after attempting to pawn a $250 diamond. Missing are several diamond rings and two watches valued at about $500 with further losses feared. He is 42 and jailed at Central Station charged with grand larceny.
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Herman Schockman
Frank Flint
Flint
Strieff
Schockman
Sam Phillips
Vine Street
Phillips
Hollowell
Ninth and Vine Streets
Stross Run Over by Runaway Horse in City Incident
Joseph Stross brother of the Stross Hotel manager was seriously injured when a runaway horse owned by Kirch ner Folz broke free at Eighth and Race streets. The horse had just been unhitched by W. Seaman. Stross, a heavy man, could not dodge the animal and suffered skull fracture and internal injuries. He was moved to his home at 1518 Vine street by ambulance. He is reported to be 53 years old.
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Joseph Stross
Stross’ Hotel
Eighth
Race Streets
Kirchner & Folz
W. Seaman
Eighth Street
Stross
Dr. Reemelin
Scherer killed in belt accident at Queen City Forging
Louis Scherer 45 a hammer smith of 313 McCullough street was fatally injured at the Queen City Forging Company's plant near Tennyson and Dumont. His clothes were caught in a fly wheel belt causing fifty revolutions before the machine stopped. He suffered broken limbs extensive bruising and internal injuries. Patrol 6 bore him to Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Louis Scherer
McCullough Street
Hammersmith
Queen City
Tennyson
Dumont
Scherer
Patrol No. 6
Good Samaritan Hospital
Peruna and a Buffalo Woman Cite Catarrh Cure
Mrs J E Finn of Buffalo writes that Peruna restored her health after a year of invalidism and social withdrawal. The letter claims nervous women suffer from catarrh and that Peruna cures catarrh anywhere, aiding female recovery.
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America
Peruna
Arranged Relay Race for Young Sprinters at Coney Island Outing
Stamina League plans a June 20 event at Coney Island with a four heat relay among eight divisions featuring teams Avondale Lincoln Garfield Fifth District and others. The program includes a final relay, running broad jump races and a seventy five yard dash, with prizes from cups to watches and subscriptions.
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Ths
Stamina Republican
Coney Island
Avondale
Morgan
Kirby Road
Lincoln
Columbian
Garfield
Mt. Adams
Horace Mann
Clifton
Linwood
Joseph Hoffman
Republican
Webster's Academic Dictionary
Carl Ziegler
Fyfe Chambers
Arthur Chambers
J. J. Johnson
Spencer Jones
J. W. Pohlman
Harry Stagman
O. O. Jackson
Robert Schledorn
Prostrate Sick Man Narrowly Escapes as Ambulance Slips
A hospital ambulance on the way to 3416 Golden Avenue with William Coleman veered after the singletree rope failed. Driver John Lwnega was pulled from his seat at Third and Eggleston as the wagon nearly overturned, a train passing moments later. The hospital superintendent pledged blame for the poor repair.
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Golden Avenue
William Coleman
Third
Eggleston Avenue
John Lwnega
Coleman
Lunen
Ada Brockman Sole Graduate At Pleasant Ridge High
Miss Ada Brockman will be the only graduate at the Pleasant Ridge High School commencement exercises this evening.
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Pleasant Ridge
Ada Brockman
Pleasant Ridge High School
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Toronto
College
Millcreek Valley Notes
Studio Grand
Grand Army
New Waterford
Gorham
Great Britain
Chester’s Chorus
the Zoo
Mrs. Finn
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Spring Grove
St. Philip’s Church
S. Recovery
J. E. Finn
East High Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peruna Medicine Co
Stamina League
Turners
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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