Hotel Clerks Meet Plans for June Picnic at Coney Island
The Hotel Clerks Association met yesterday at the Princeton for a four percent business session. Clerks W H C Johnstone and Joseph Young welcomed visitors. M L Wyson of the Munro presided. The June 27 outing will be at Coney Island and proceeds fund the state convention in Cincinnati in December.
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Hotel Clerks’ Association
Princeton
W. H. C. Johnstone
Joseph Young
M. L. Wyson
Munro
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Two Dying From Falls In City Neighborhood
John Hayes aged 74 of Renner street fell from an embankment behind Clifton avenue and rolled down a steep hill. he was unconscious and taken to City Hospital. Edward F. Seaman, 48, of Harriett street, injured at Price Hill incline when a scaffold broke, fell twenty feet and suffered multiple fractures. he was admitted to City Hospital with injuries likely to cause death.
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John Hayes
Renner Street
Clifton Avenue
City Hospital
Edward F. Seaman
Harriett Street
Price Hill
Seaman
School Year Ends With Relief Across District
About 34,000 students finished the year and 1,000 sighed with relief at noon yesterday. Several hundred high school pupils faced the next step in their lives while teachers looked toward summer vacation, except those teaching vacation schools.
Seven Students Receive Diplomas at St George High
Commencement at St George's High School Calhoun Street near Ohio Avenue follows a boys choir performance and a four act Lorenzo play. Rev Justin and Rev Hilary O F M present premiums medals and diplomas to J Abeleng Hilary J Berning Otto Bissmeyer Herman Brackmann Arnold Gunther Joseph Plogmann Edwin Trauth. Patriotic songs close the program.
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St. George’s High School
Brothers of Mary
Calhoun Street
Ohio Avenue
J. Abeleng
Hilary J. Berning
Otto Bissmeyer
Herman Brackmann
Arnold Gunther
Joseph Plogmann
Edwin Trauth
Justin
Hilary
Detectives Return From Maysville With Suspect in Murder
Detectives Reed and Allen brought Joseph Dudley to town on a warrant linking him to the May 10 murder of Louis Smith at 966 Barr street. Charles Randolph, 27, of 830 Dayton street, is also under arrest for the same case. Both to be arraigned in Police Court today.
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Reed and Allen
Maysville
Joseph Dudley
Louis Smith
Barr Street
Charles Randolph
Dayton Street
Man In City Hospital After Skull Fracture Fight
William Yanders aged 43 of 4717 Eastern Avenue sustained a fractured skull in a fight early yesterday and remains in serious condition at City Hospital. Charles Hughes, also of the same address, was arraigned in Police Court on assault and battery charges. the case was continued pending Yanders condition updates.
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William Yanders
Eastern Avenue
Charles Hughes
Yander
Miriam Bloomer Dies After Drinking Poison
The article reports the death of Miriam Frances Bloomer due to poison, presenting the case as a fatal incident linked to poisoning and identifying the victim by name.
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Miriam Frances Bloomer
Miss Miriam Bloomer Dies After Poison Mix Up In New York
Miriam Frances Bloomer 29, daughter of James F. Bloomer of Cincinnati, died after she drank poison mistakenly in an apartment in New York. A glass of water contained earlier-used poison. her brother Ralph heard her scream and a physician could not save her. Coroner authorized Cincinnati transfer. Bloomer, a noted Cincinnati socialite and athlete, had planned a July return home and was once engaged to Nicholas Longworth.
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New York
Miriam Francis Bloomer
James Frank Bloomer
Hotel Arms
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
J. Ralph
Bloomer
Miss Bloomer
Acritelli
J. F
James F. Bloomer
Miriam Frances Bloomer
Alms
French Lake
Wisconsin
Ralph Bloomer
Queen City
City
Nicholas Longworth
Ralph
Yale
Social and Personal Weddings In Dexter Place And Other Localities
Miss Marie Adele Mullane wed Frederick James Carl in their East Walnut Hills home with Rev. A M Quatman officiating. Attendants included Miss Louise Keisker and best man Clarence Corl while guests gathered amid roses and candles. The couple will reside in Louisville after a Western trip. In Burnet House a second ceremony united Luella Sattler and James Henry Armstrong with a small gathering and later a European trip planned. A third June wedding linked Margaret Logan to James Malarkey at St Patrick’s Church with a reception at the Logan home.
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Marie Adele Mullane
John Mullane
Dexter Place
East Walnut Hills
Frederick James Carl
Louisville
A. M. Quatman
Louise Keisker
Clarence Corl
Toledo
Louise Speidel
Angela Bering
Pauline Werk
Ethel Innes
Bess O’barr
Charles Gerald
Hartley Mullane
Will Attee
Thomas Attee
Miss Speidel
Alicia Keisker
Shimpler
Rea Shimpler
Carl
Burnet House
Luella Sattler
Frank Owens
James Henry Armstrong
Denver
Col
Robert Watson
Owens
Miss Sattler
Mrs. Armstrong
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Henry
Margaret Logan
James Malarkey
Mr. von
Anna Logan
Michael Logan
Carlisle Avenue
Honor Nonagenarian Mary Manser’s 93rd Birthday
Mrs. Mary E. Manser celebrated her ninety third birthday at her home 2331 Salutaris Avenue Walnut Hills surrounded by relatives and friends. She is mother to Miss Ella Manser Mrs George Bartlett and Mrs M A Keckler of Newport Kentucky.
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Mary E. Manser
Salutaris Avenue
Walnut Hills
Ella Manser
George Bartlett
M. A. Keckler
Newport, Ky
Millionaire H L Frank Recovers in Avondale Home
Montana mine owner and World Fair Commissioner H L Frank who fell ill in Chicago was brought to the Avondale home of his brother in law Attorney A Wy Goldsmith for recuperation. Last night Goldsmith said Frank was much improved. Frank recently sold coal mines at Frank Alberta to a French syndicate for two million dollars.
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H. L. Frank
Montana
Chicago
A. Wy. Goldsmith
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Goldsmith
Mr. Frank
St. Louis
Frank
Alberta
Bartholomew Ely School Wins Bryn Mawr Scholarship
For the third year running the Bartholomew Ely School captures Bryn Mawr College scholarship for the Middle and Western States. Miss Helen Colter daughter of Dr L B Colter of Clifton avenue wins with the highest entrance exam percentage. Friends and former instructors offer congratulations.
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Bartholomew Ely School
Bryn Mawr College
Helen Colter
L. 8. Colter
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Colter
Bryn Mawr
Honor Leading Man Greeted With Farewell Supper
Friends of Herschell Mayall former leading man of Forepaugh Stock Company gathered last night in John Regan cafe Ninth and Plum streets to surprise him with a farewell supper. He received a handsome cane as a token of remembrance before leaving for San Francisco to begin a six weeks engagement. He will not join the local stock company next season.
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Herschell Mayall
John Regan
Ninth
Plum Streets
Mayall
San Francisco
Cincinnati Students Pass Bar Exam Seventeen Diehard Cincinnati names listed
One hundred seventy three of the 194 law students who took the June bar examination passed. They will be sworn in June 23 at 9 oclock. The list of successful Cincinnati students includes Charles Baumgartner Oscar Berman Joseph G De Fosset and others.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Charles Baumgartner
Oscar Berman
Joseph G. Defosset
Oliver M. Dock
R. D. Fishback
Otto H. Katterjohn
Edw. J. Kennedy
George R. Landen
Michael Minges
David W. Rogers
Charles S.bell
John H. Dickman
William G. Frantz
Ralph H. Snott
Richard Renke
Joseph R. Rohrer
John P. Scheumann
George On
Robert M. Scott
Gabriel H. Olff
Death of Rev John Van Krevel pastor of St Xavier’s
The Rev John Van Krevel long serving pastor of St Xavier's in Cincinnati Archdiocese died after an illness of over a year. Born January 26 1843 in North Brabant he joined Jesuits in 1865 came to the United States in 1866 and was ordained in 1872. He served 21 years at St Xavier's and remains will lie in state then a requiem Mass and interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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John van Krevel
St. Xavier’s
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati
Father van Krevel
North Brabant
Holland
Runenberg
Bois-le-Duz
Order of the Jesuits
L“Tronchiennes
Belgium
Father de Smet
United States
Florissant
St. Louis
P. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Souis
St. Xavi Colege
Pestorate
Sst
Xavier
Painter Robert Reed Dies After Fall From Window
Robert C Reed 83 a painter died after falling from a fourth floor window at 1033 Central avenue last night. He was ill and retired early and had a fractured skull. The coroner believes delirium led to the fall and will investigate further.
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Robert C. Reed
Central Avenue
Reed
Local Amateur Teams Shine Alongside Reds Fans
The article praises local amateur baseball teams and their players while noting excitement around major league action. It mentions a feature in next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine with pictures of nine teams and their managers, and offers the magazine free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune.
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Reds
Traction Company
Tribune
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