Boxers in China Move Against Dowager Empress Over Throne
Loy Sing, spokesman for the Chinese colony in our city, argues Americans should view the Boxer movement as a progressive force despite looting and killings. He describes the Boxers as a vast, continent spanning order rooted in Confucianism, patriotism, and partly Free Masonry, strong in the north near Peking, and likens their aims to resisting foreign influence and supporting national revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Sing
Main Street
China
Peking
Confucius
Kwang Shu
Perjury Charge In Lyons Palm Case Heard In Court
Three sisters of Mrs. Magdalena Lyons testified that Lyons told them she had not paid interest on a note to Dr. Otto Palm, though she claimed full payment. The witness list included Mr. and Mrs. Ehrmann and other relatives. Justice Templeton reserved decision until this afternoon amid a bitter family dispute.
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Magdalena Lyons
Justice Templeton
Otto Palm
Lyons
Winkler
Dr. Palm
Josephine Ehmann
Anna Strong
Amelia Hollister
August
Rose Ehrmann
Three Serious Accidents Reported Including Boy Hit by Wagon
Three serious accidents left one eleven year old boy and two men near death after a Cincinnati Street Railway repair wagon struck the boy at Patterson and Harrison avenues. Police described the incidents as highly grave with multiple other injuries reported.
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William Liddell
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Patterson
Harrison Avenues
Loy Sing comments on Boxer uprising and Chinese reforms
Loy Sing, a Cincinnati resident and interpreter for the local Chinese community, argues the Boxers are manipulated by the Dowager Empress to justify anti missionary violence, while detailing the cultural clash and risks to converts. The piece also notes his family, naturalization, and recent local accidents and injuries among residents.
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Loy Sing
Cincinnati
Celestial Empire
Franklin Street
Funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Adams in Cincinnati and Wilmington
The funeral for Mrs Mary J Adams widow of Christopher T Adams will be held in Wilmington this afternoon. Remains to be buried at Spring Grove at noon Wednesday. She was 70 and longtime Cincinnati resident. Surviving children in the area are Mrs E B Piepho Mrs T C Grace Mrs Bishop Dickinson and Mrs P K Irvin J C Adams and Clinton R Adams. A special car will transport the funeral party from Wilmington on Wednesday with pallbearers Gazzam Gano W S Dickinson Jake 0 S McParlin Howell Gano and Mr Loudon.
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Mary J. Adams
Christopher T. Adams
Wilmington
Spring Grove
Adams
Cincinnati
Howell, Gano & Co
E. B- Piepho
T. C. Grace
Bishop Dickinson
P. K. Irvin
J. C
Clinton R. Adams
Gazzam Gano
Dickinson
Jake
McParlin
Howell Gano
Mr. Loudon
Covington
Steam railway workers warned in Commercial Tribune notice
Steam railway conductors and brakemen are advised to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for important information affecting their union and working conditions.
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the Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune
Saengerfest Debt Plan To Unveil At Chamber Meeting
Committees from Saengerfest Directors and the Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Chamber at 2 PM to discuss moves to wipe out the Saengerfest debt and secure a permanent convention hall in Cincinnati. Captain Ellison supports a plan to cancel debt and fund a hall seating 11 000 with a $50 000 goal via $100 shares.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Ellison
Cincinnati
Ellison
Man Found Killed by Train Near Loveland
Remains of a 21 year old man named John Workman were found along 200 yards of Little Miami Railroad near Miamiville about 5 30 AM. It is believed the fatality resulted from a excursion train from Springfield late Sunday night. The father identified his son by hat shoes and coat fragment. Body sent to Eveland and Matinger Undertakers.
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Miamiville
Loveland
Little Miami
Springfield
John Workman
gWord
Eveland & Matinger
Preliminary hearing set for murderers Bishop and Lyons in Covington
Wallace Bishop and Thomas Lyons, charged with killing Policeman McQuery and an unknown man, were brought to Covington for a preliminary hearing. Judge Tarvin set trial for July 24, with attorneys to be appointed if needed, and remanded the pair to Covington jail.
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Wallace Bishop
Thomas Lyons
William McQuery
Ludlow
Covington
Judge Tarvin
Sheriff Boske
Boske
Droege
Phillips
Turnkey Maurer
Louisville
Latonia
Bishop
Maurer
Lyons
McQuery
Revill
Tarvin
Kenton County
J. K. Reardin
Charlestown
Ill
St. Louis
Patrolman shoots at fugitive in Lockland chase
Night patrolman Whitehead encountered women near the C H D Railway tracks and later tried to arrest Hayes Stone. Whitehead fired at Stone as he fled across tracks, striking him in the shoulder above the heart. Stone is to be arrested. he had earlier threatened Dudley with a gun.
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Whitehead
Lockland
Hayes Stone
Marshal Whitehead
Stone
C Dudley
Secret Wedding in Hartwell Shocks Community
Miss Lucille Blackburn announced she wed Olin E. Boyd two weeks ago in a private ceremony at Squire Wheeler’s home. Witnesses were Miss Bessie Cormany and Edward Peake. the couple will reunite in Indianapolis as Boyd travels for Baldwin piano.
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Lucille Blackburn
Olin
Boyd
Hartwell
Miss Blackburn
Oline
The
Commercial Tribune
Section Avenue
Mr. Boyd
Squire Wheeler
Covington
Bessie Cormany
Edward Peake
Miss Cormany
Indianapolis
Baldwin Piano Firm
Harry Blackburn
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Celebration of the Fourth at Avondale Club
The Avondale Athletic Club Board outlined plans for the Fourth of July. A morning ball game between Stamina League members and Avondale players, an Ohio National Guard drill and sham battle in the afternoon, field sports, and a grand fireworks display at night. Dancing and feasting precede the fireworks for a general celebration.
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Avondale Athletic Club
Stamina League
Avondale Club
Ohio National Guard
Fieworks
Duckworth Club Declines Attend Democratic Convention
At a general meeting the Duckworth Club decided not to attend the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City. About seventy members favored going, but twice that number would be needed to form a showing, so the trip was canceled. Colonel Joseph Rice noted the public would have chances to see the club during the campaign.
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Kansas City
Duckworth Club
Joseph Rice
Gardeners Association Holds Parade and Feast at Reichrath Park
The Gardeners Association of Hamilton County held its annual outing at Reichrath's Park Cumminsville after a parade with 150 riders. Members dined at noon and enjoyed an afternoon family feast with grounds open for evening recreation. Reception Committee included J H Wolf W Awa Frederick Bund and John Hucklemeyer. The group began 35 years ago and now boasts nearly 3,000 members.
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Reichrath’s Park
Gardeners’ Association
Hamilton County
Cumminsville
Reichrath’s
J. H. Wolf
William Awa
Frederick Bund
John Hucklemeyer
VERY MUCH ALIVE. GEORGE GEIS TELLS CORONER HE IS ALIVE
George Geis, believed dead after a river incident, told Coroner Schwab he was alive and well. He had been mourned by relatives as deceased after an unspecified disappearance and false identification as a floater from the Ohio River.
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George Geis
Schwab
Onio
Geis
Death of James Carlin longtime Cleves resident
James Carlin 71, Civil War veteran and long time Democrat, former Mayor of Cleves and postmaster, died at his home in Cleves Ohio after a paralytic stroke. He was a lawyer by training, with two sons and at least one daughter. Funeral Thursday at the Presbyterian Church with Masonic and G A R rites.
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James Carlin
Cleves
Board of Education
Cleveland
North Bend Lodge
A. M
Columbia Lodge
Miamitown
Duckworth Club
A. DB. B. Stephens
Sons of Veterans of Ohio
United States Internal Revenue Stamp Agent
Cincinnati
James B. Carlin
Goegebic Hotel
Michigan
Frank Carlin
Emma McFee
Kentucky
Presbyterian Church
Masonic
Delta Delta Delta plans grand biennial convention entertainment
Local chair Miss Julia Closterman leads elaborate preparations for the Delta Delta Delta Sorority biennial convention next week. An Island Queen trip to Coney Island will kick off festivities with business sessions at the Grand Hotel and a series of receptions dances and tours planned through Friday Banquet and trolley ride events will involve alumni and delegates amid efforts from several local fraternity men. Officers including President Mrs Smith Gardner Dunning Treasurer Annie Laurie Sherbourne Secretary Harriet Stone Marshal Helen H. Frankish editor Trident Emily Allen are expected to attend from various cities
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Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coney Island
Queen
Grand Hotel
Julia Closterman
Tueday
Avondale
Thomas. French
Hotel Arms
Tri Delta
French
General Association
Smith Gardner
Dunning, Thornton, CO
Wilson Charged With Professional Incompetency
The charges against Principal Wilson will be filed with the Board of Education at its next meeting. Superintendent Boone concedes Wilson’s scholastic attainments and personal character, but argues the difficulty lies in his capacity to impart knowledge, forming the gist of the charges titled professional incompetency.
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Wilson
Board of Education
Boone
Y M C A Law School Holds First Commencement
The first commencement of the Y M C A Law School at the McDonald Educational Institute will be in Linton Hall on Thursday at 8 o clock. Hon Ferdinand Jelke Jr will deliver the address and President D B Meacham will present diplomas. The class of 1900 and later graduates who passed the June bar exam will receive LL B degrees.
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Law School
McDonald Educational Institute
Linton Hall
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
D. B. Meacham
Columbus
Marriages in Covington and Cincinnati
Peter Zink and Minnie Spreen both of Columbus were married yesterday afternoon in Covington by Rev. J. W. Mitchell. Burt M. Cutler and Carrie Schleckman of Columbus wed by the same minister. Edward C. Holeman of Cincinnati and Lucy Middendorf of Covington were married by Rev. C. G. Jones at his West Fourth Street residence.
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Peter Zink
Minnie Spreen
Columbus
Covington
J. W. Mitchell
Scott Street
Burt M. Cutler
Carrie Schleckman
Edward C. Holeman
Cincinnati
Lucy Middendorf
C. G. Jones
West Fourth Street
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