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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1905

Page

5

German Ministerial Association Confers in Cincinnati Area

The German Ministerial Association meeting at St. John Church in Cincinnati elected officers and outlined future work. Delegates from Cincinnati Pittsburg and Western districts discussed next convention in Pittsburg Pennsylvania and planned union services and a trolley tour for delegates.

Association Pennsylvania Fraternity of St. John Church Fontaine Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis

SCRIPPS- MAA START NEW ERA

The Scripps-McRae League of Newspapers shifts leadership to three younger executives W W Thornton H N Rickey and Charles J Stein while maintaining independence. The group expands by acquiring five Ohio papers and merging St Louis Star with Chronicle. Cincinnati hosts over twenty Western daily offices.

Cincinnati E. H. Armog Newport F. Knapp Bridgetown R. Buechlers Price Hill H. Bach Sedamsville E. Baum J. A. Vos Hugo New Bremen O. Pittsburg C. Wagner Etna H. Schramm Birmingham G. Probst U. Hangaertner Pittsburg P. Weiss Cleveland G. Boehrig Wm. Ulfert Wheeling G. Schmidt McKeesport A. Lange Evansville Ind F. Fontaine Terre Haute E. Becker Belleville Ill H. Stock St. Louis A. Arménz Pomeroy F.geibel Osgood A Pessel St. Jacob A. Bullhern Aurora Scripps-McRae League of Newspapers Messrs BE. W. Scripps M. A. McRae W. W. Thornton H. N. Rickey Charles J. Stein League Scripps- McRae League Post United Bank Third Walnut Streets Messrs. Scripps McRae George H. Scripps E. W. Scripps M.A. McRae M. A. McKay R. F. Paine L. T. Atwood Cincinnati Post Ohio Toledo Times Toledo Toledo News Toledo Bee Toledo News-Bee Akron Press Columbus Citizen Scripps-McRae League St. Louis Star St. Louis Chronicle Ipps Offic Scripps- McRae ~ E Telegraph News Association News Enterprise Association United States

Four Young Rabbis Receive Hebrew Union College Diplomas

Four graduates Frederick Braun Sidney Goldstein Meyer Lovitch and Joseph Rauch received rabbinic diplomas from Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati after completing an extended program. Rabbi Guttmacher urged graduates to uphold moral leadership and speak boldly against evil while serving their communities.

Rabbi Guttmacher Ultimore Hebrew Union College A. Gutt~macher Baltimore Plan Street Kaufman Kohler Frederick Braun Sidney Goldstein Meyer Lovitch Joseph Rauch Rabbi Lovich University of

Senator Foraker Confirms Cellarius for Revenue Collector

Senator Foraker stated that Herman F. Cellarius will be appointed Revenue Collector to succeed Bernhard Bettmann. Bettmann’s resignation is not immediate and no haste is needed. Cellarius has been recommended and appointment will be made despite earlier rumors of influence and Holden as a candidate.

Foraker Herman F. Cellarius Bernhard Bettmann Cellarius Senate Bettmann Mr. Cellarius W. 8. Holden Holden

Grand Chapter Sigma Chi to Meet in Cincinnati

The twenty seventh Grand Chapter of Sigma Chi gathers in Cincinnati June 27 to 30 to mark the order’s semi centennial. A pilgrimage to Miami University Oxford is planned to unveil a tablet commemorating the founding. Notable members include Grover Cleveland, George Ade, and Booth Tarkington. Headquarters at the Grand Hotel.

Sigma Chi Fraternity Cincinnati Miamiiversity Oxford Miami Signa Chi Grover Cleveland George Ade Booth Tarkington Grand Hotel

Church Exiles Sixty Nine From Lincoln Park Church

At a Friday prayer meeting the Lincoln Park Institute Baptist Church expelled sixty nine members by public vote. Pastor Rev G R Robbins led the move asserting non contributors to church support are not true Christians and should be removed.

Lincoln Park Institut Baptist Church G. R. Robbins

Cambridge Eyes Bitulithic Pavement Expansion

In 1901 Warren Brothers laid bitulithic pavement on Temple street. it shows no cracks and provides waterproof, dense footing for horses. The Cambridge superintendent urges extending the pavement to Massachusetts Avenue, Brattle Street, and Cambridge Street, citing reduced repairs and mud from macadam.

Warren Brothers Company Temple Street Massachusetts Avenue Central Square Quincy Square Brattle Street Longfellow Mt.Auburn Street Cambridge Street Inman Square Harvard Square John T. Shea Cambridge Mass

Charity Play by Avondale Children for Fresh Air Fund

Avondale School children perform David Copperfield Friday evening June 2 at Kindergarten Hall Linton avenue Avondale. Ferdinand Jelke plays David while all roles are filled by local youngsters from prominent Avondale families.

Avondale Fresh Air Fund Linton Avenue David Copperfield David Ferdinand Jelke

California Without Change: New Pullman ordinary sleeping cars

California Without Change: In new Pullman ordinary sleeping cars with wide vestibules and modern conveniences, excursion agents lead trips leaving Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. via Louisville, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates half the cost of regular sleepers. contact B. & 678, W., Illinois Central Railroad or Southern Pacific Company or write C. H. Wiseman, D. P. A., Joseph Biggs, D. P. A. or W. H. Connor, General Agent.

California Pullman Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio el Paso Los Angeles San Francisco Illinois Central Railroad Southern Pacific Company C. H. Wiseman Joseph Biggs W. H. Connor

Cat themed invitation urges Hoo Hoo members to Charleston

A nationwide note from J F Lewis of the Chatzman Press Committee invites Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo members to attend the Charleston West Virginia convention in July. The letter, written with playful cat imagery, promises Fourth of July festivities and asks members to bring kittens to nourish and educate.

Charleston J. F. Lewis Chatzman Press Committee

Atlantic City Lures Visitors With Beach and Boardwalk Splendor

The article extols Atlantic City as the premier New Jersey coastal resort. It highlights the five mile Boardwalk, renowned beaches, mild sea temperatures, and attractions like roller chairs, surf bathing, golf, and extensive hotel amenities. A short stay promises health and pleasure.

New Jersey Atlantic City Telford America

Governor Herrick Attends Porch Dinner Hosts L A Aults

Mr and Mrs L A Ault hosted a porch dinner on Wednesday evening with about eighty guests. Guests of honor included Mr Schmllapp and Governor Herrick as they dined on the wide verandas.

Moonlit river excursion steamer fogbound at Peche Island

A Detroit report describes 1100 passengers on the Columbia who spent the night aboard after the steamer ran aground in fog near Peche Island. The Pleasure and other boats faced similar fates with passengers dancing through the night and many waking to fogbound dawns.

Commercial Tribune Detroit Columbia Peche Island Lake St. Clair Belle Isle Windsor Wyandotte Ford Pleasure Tecurfiseh Rouge River Salt Block Mt. Clemens High School Mineral City Mt. Clemens

Tomorrow May End Loomis Case in Taft Hearings

Secretary Taft resumed hearings on the Bowen Loomis controversy and expects to close the case soon. Venezuelan attorney Aroyo testified about the Mercado claim but denied Loomis involvement. Russell testified on stock distribution as trustee, with no Loomis connection. Taft planned further information and a Monday close.

Commercial Tribune Washington Taft Aroyo Mercado Loomis Arayo Bowen Russell W. W. Russell

Splendid Opportunity for Young Men at Gibson House

Energetic five or six young men sought for a new light quick selling article. Call 9 o clock Monday morning. J. I. Clarke, Gibson House.

J. I. Clarke Gibson House

Kansas City Fire Aboard Passenger Steamer Off Sandy Hook

The Savannah Line steamship Kansas City carrying sixty passengers and crew faced a fire in the forward hold with hundreds of bales of cotton burning. Tugboats and fire units stood by as water or foam were used. passengers were kept calm and evacuated if needed. The blaze was controlled upon arrival at the New York pier. cargo damage details were incomplete.

Commercial Tribune New York Savannah Line Kansas City Sandy Hook

Octogenarian Drowns Near Bucyrus After Train Visit

P Rothair eighty of Defiance and residing with his son, was drowned near Chatfield north of Bucyrus. He planned to meet someone in Bucyrus after a trip on the evening train but failed to arrive. His body was found next morning in a creek with folded clothing near the bank and a large sum of money in his pocket.

Commercial Tribune Bucyrus P. Rothair Chatfield Rothair

Clairvoyant Madam Norris Promises Love and Fortune

An advertisement touts Madam Norris a famed clairvoyant who claims to reunite couples and secure speedy marriages with a record of 224 marriages last year. It urges readings for love, domestic and business issues, and notes hours from 9 am to 7 pm with transit details to Fountain Square.

Norris Dayton Fountain Square Sixth Walnut

Licensed to Wed in Cincinnati List

Marriage licenses issued yesterday in Greater Cincinnati list names and addresses including Joseph H. Albers 211 W Liberty St and Mary Engelhard 940 ARS. Frank A. Doughman 2614 Kemper Lane. Christine Buncke 2614 Kemper Lane. Edward Adam 2442 Vine St. Emma Gerhardt Vine St. Walter B Heinemann Warsaw Wis 26. Elsie B Deutsch 2308 Grandview Ave 21. Allan R Raff. Razella M Freeman John St. Numerous entries appear with incomplete details.

Joseph H. Albers Warsaw Wis Elsie B. Deutsch Grandview Av Allan R. Raff Dices Razella M. Freeman John St

Fragmentary names and places from parish notes

An OCR fragment lists several personal names and locales including Burnsides Georgetown Covington Visalia Kentucky Blanchester and Cincinnati with scattered initials and ages. The readability is limited and no cohesive event or notice emerges.

F.owell Ian Burnsides Georgetown Covington Isaiah Hunt Blanchester Valen Visalia Andrew Harman Hunt Emma Echeterclaus Cincinnati

Fragmentary names list from Cincinnati area notices

Fragmentary OCR shows names and places linked to Cincinnati and Kentucky towns. Persons include Harry Koch Jennie Isles Emma D Isles Carrie Shannon Bertha Benjamin with locations Cincinnati Erlanger Dayton and related surnames. No actions or dates identified.

Harry Koch Cincinnati Jennie Isles Scoeees Erlanger Arthur Bobzein Dayton Emma D. Isles Erlanger, Ky Eno Carrie Shannon Soseces Bertha Benjamin

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J.A. Vos Camp Washington R. Buecklers Mr. Eisenlohr A. Hangaertner Mr. Haefner Ninth and Walnut St. Matthew Elm and Liberty William Bertram Union Services Scripps Thornton Warit Original Minds Gellarius Senator Foraker W. S. Holden Tarrington and Ace Soming Sigma Chi Children IN Charity PLAY the Sing “Telly J. A Smith Susque Ave Philadelphia Sterling Remedy CO Chicago Dock Chatfield, CO Joseph I. Minster McCullough Street Religious John Bunyan Campbell American Health College Fairmount Masonic Kilwinning H. E. Engelhardt H. P. L. L. Latta Sec’g Lafayette Lodge A. M F. C Geo W. Spreen W. M Miami Lodge A. Ea E. A Phinease, Phillips Walnut Hills CHAS Beach H. P ALFRED R. _MARSH Sec'y Willis A. C. Shattuck H. G. Skiff Sec’y Society Notices Ohio Lodge Geo. W. Holabird E. C. Kimball Wayne Avenue Hartwell, O Boxleiter Fred L Loftus Ella T Florence Av Besuden Henry C Winchester Wiesmann Louis W. McMicken Thamann Agnes Glenway Schleutker Elizabeth Channing Felix Andrew Baymiller Shea Frank Boone Castelli Mary Hackberry Morgan Earl E. Pearl Flowers Huntsman & CO Walnut ST Lodwick A. Sunderbrughs Sons Tel. Main Fisk Brothers Wonunents Spring Grove A. T. Roever Sec Blymyer Building Greater J. A. Peterso Prince Thomas W. Fox Ite Co Ave Coast, Coast & CO Spring Grove Avenue Clark Street F.B. Maertz Plum St Pattern Department Siefert CO Vine and 12Th Sts May Manton Pattern Co Masenlo Temple THE June Brides Closson’s Fourth Street Race VIA Asbury Park Uly Walnut Street Indianapolis Great Central Good Account Turnfest North American Gymnastic Union Fifth and Walnut Fifth and Baymiller Tettenborns Chin Tenborns W. St. St West Seventh St Japan M. Sugimoto
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