Ohio Delegation Chooses Cox Amid McKinley Vote Plan
Governor Nash chairs the Ohio delegation as George B. Cox is elected National Committee member by a 29 to 16 vote with Norris and Stewart also named to key committees. The group plans to vote the full delegation for McKinley and discuss the vice presidential selection the next day.
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Nash
Cox
J. G. Butler
Ohio
McKinley
Grosvenor
Cy Huling
George Rawlins
John White
Foraker
Wm. McKinley
George B. Cox
Fred Sinks
Foraker Distinguished at Ohio Contingent in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports on notable Ohio figures at the convention. It notes Foraker as a distinguished presence, governor turned senator beside Marcus Hanna, with remarks on Nash Dick Grosvenor and others. It highlights Hanna as a crowd favorite and attention on Ohio delegates.
Daugherty Declines Opposing Cox at Ohio National
Hon. Harry M. Daugherty states at the Philadelphia convention that he came as a Republican from Ohio with no dispute toward Cox’s election. He did not oppose or advocate Cox and will support the ticket with his usual effort in the campaign.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
George B. Cox
Ohio
National Committee
Harry M. Daugherty
Cox
Britain
Transvaal
Hague
Republican Party
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Gallinger
Chosen Secretary of Credentials Committee at Convention
Philadelphia June 19 The Committee on Credentials organized with Serena E Payne of New York as Chairman and Colonel Charles Dick as Secretary Twenty four contests to be heard several in Texas Louisiana Delaware and Tennessee Most contests involve district delegates with executive session following a roll call Decisions set time limits fifteen minutes per side for delegates at large five minutes for district delegates per side with potential extension by the Chairman
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
George K. Nash
Ohio
William McKinley
George B. Cox
Geo. K. Nash
Joseph B. Foraker
Charles Dick
Charles H. Grosvenor
Burgess L. McElroy
James Barnett
J. G. Butler
Cyrus Huling
Geo. C. Rawlins
John F. White
Hanna
George Barnsdale Cox
Walton
Cleveland
Cox
Nash
Smith
G. A. Cox
Charles L. Kurtz
Myron A. Norris
Youngstown
Chase Stewart
Springfield
Canton
McKinley
Grosvenor
EB. J. Lowes
Dayton
Irvin McDowell Smith
Hillsboro
Si Field
T. P. Blythe
K. McLaughlin
Louis Kruckemeyer
Taft
Kurtz
Burgess T. McElroy
G. L. Marble
Alex. Kiskaden
General Dick
McElroy
Committee On Rules
Senator Foraker
General Grosvenor
Committee
Jesse Vickery
Foraker
John A. Caldwell
Charles P. Taft
Mr. Cox
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Southwestern 19
Judge Caldwell
J. G. Butler, Jr
Norris
George Rawlins
Rawlins
Serena E. Payne
New York
Texas
Louisiana
Delaware
Tennessee
Walton Hotel
Fairbanks
Indiana
E. Rosewater
Nebraska
Rosewater
Davis
Minnesota
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Carter
Montana
McCumber
North Dakota
Messrs. Quigg
Noyes
Maryland
Madden
Illinois
Rowell
California
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce and Industry
Forced Taylor Out Stage Moment Stuns Senate
In Philadelphia on June 19 Senator Foraker compelled Governor Taylor of Kentucky to go on stage amid cheers. Taylor rose to second the reading of committee names, then faced cries of Stage stage as the Ohio senator guided him to the platform, signaling support for the Kentucky Republican cause.
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Foraker
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Taylor
Kentucky
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Steam railway workers and police urged in Tribune notice
The Commercial Tribune issues a Sunday notice calling conductors brakemen street car crews mo tormen and gripmen and police officers and letter carriers to watch for the paper on Sunday June 24.
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the Commercial Tribune
Mrs. Wiliam Hooper Dies in Paris After Restless Life
Word arrived that Mrs. William Hooper former Cincinnati educator and wife of merchant William Hooper died in Paris on Monday. She taught at the Children’s Home and later aided the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum. The Hooper sons ran a leading Paris silk firm. the John Church Company building may revert to them.
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Wiliam Hooper
William Hooper
Cincinnati
Paris
France
Walnut Hills
Mr. Hooper
John Church Company
College of Music Trustees Secure Dormitory Permit
The College of Music Trustees secured a building permit for a dormitory costing $50,000. The dormitory will face Elm Street between Grant and thirteenth streets and is a gift from Mr. J. G. Schmidiapp.
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College OF Music
Elm Street
Grant
Teenth Streets
J. G. Schmidiapp
Platform plank debate filters suffrage and finance issues
A Republican platform committee discussed a suffrage plank and a financial section favoring gold standard and lower interest rates. Delegations from Suffrage groups and opposing factions debated, with subcommittees drafting a revised unity plank and proposals on bimetallic policy and immigration limits.
Permanent Organization Chooses Lodge and Johnson for Key Posts
After the convention adjourned the Permanent Organization committee unanimously named Senator Lodge of Massachusetts as permanent Chairman and Charles W. Johnson of Minnesota as permanent Secretary. The National Committee’s recommended secretaries and clerks were approved before adjournment.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Permanent Organization
Grosvenor
Ohio
Thomas N. Hastings
New Hampshire
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles W. Johnson
Minnesota
National Committee
Fire at City Hospital Doused. No Injuries Reported
A blaze in the library fourth floor of the city hospital was confined to a window sash. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the flames before it spread. Patients remained unaware until the fire was over. no danger or injuries were reported.
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Pellmell
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Flynn
Gillespie
Ann Street
Kein
Fehrenbatch
Reorganization Plan Adopted by Tobacco Warehouse Stockholders
The Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse pany forms a new organization with Bradford Shinkle as president and James M. Hutton as secretary. A reorganization committee met, instructed attorney C B Simrall to prepare papers, and scheduled a noon meeting today at W E Hutton Co Third Street. A large majority of stockholders have verbally consented to the plan and pledged support.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Pany
Bradford Shinkle
James M. Hutton
C. B. Simrall
W. E. Hutton & Co
Third Street
Commercial Tribune
Recital at Auditorium School of Music Highlights Young Talent
A closing academic recital at the Auditorium School of Music showcased Grace Allnutt and Catherine Salway on two pianos with orchestral backing, Ethel Trager and Blanche Trager in solo piano works, and violin pupils under Henry Froehlich. William J. Kern and John P. Steen contributed violin pieces, Katherine Hart and Helen W. Wilkinson sang, with Hart noted for a fine contralto. The next recital is set for Thursday at 4 PM.
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Auditorium School of Music
Grace Allnutt
Graningger
Catherine Salway
Gick Reinecke
Ethel Trager
Philopena
Lange
Scharwenka
Blanche Trager
Mozart
Henry Froehlich
William J. Kern
Mobile
Ala
John P. Steen
Rcalists
Katherine Hart
Liddle
Helen W. Wilkinson
Do you want a house and lot
A Sunday advertisement from the Commercial Tribune promotes house and lot purchases with emphasis on property listings and housing opportunities for readers.
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the Commercial Tribune
Commencement at Mt St Vincent Academy West Price Hill
A large crowd attended the commencement exercises at Mt St Vincent's Academy in West Price Hill. Father Murray, for Archbishop Elder, conferred honors on graduates Catherine Clements Lydia De Coursey Agnes Canning and Alice O'Connor who received the medal of honor for an essay on Christian Doctrine. Father Murray addressed the class.
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Mt. St. Vincent‘s Academy
West Price Hill
Father Murray
Archbishop Elder
Catherine Clements
Lydia de Coursey
de Coursey
Agnes Canning
Alice O'Connor
Dayton, D
Scenes in Philadelphia Hall at Republican Convention
Two women among delegates amid a large audience as Senator Wolcott debuts a new epigram. Indiana's Mount predicts McKinley victory. Hanna, Nash, Cox, and others circulate in Ohio leadership and press circles. Parade counts reach over 22,000 marchers. security and logistics dominate convention week.
Kanawha Operators Form New Coal Company
Reports say Kanawha coal operators took charge of the C and O Fuel operations and formed the Kanawha Fuel Company to replace the C and O Fuel. J F Bedell named General Manager. George O Morrison General Sales Agent. Retail business to be discontinued. High Carbon Coal Company retains wholesale role.
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C. & O. Fuel Company
Donald Macdonald
High Carbon Coal and Coke Company
New York
Richmond
Kanawha Coal
High Carbon Company
Kanawha Fuel Company
C. & O., Fuel Company
Macdonald
High Carbon Coal Company
Belmont Coal Company
Carver Bros
M. T. Davis & Co
Great Kanawha Colliery Company
Chesapeake Mining Company
W. R. Johnson
Bedell
Morrison
Industrial Training School to Offer Free Cooking Class
The Industrial Training School for Girls at 707 West Sixth street offers a free class for twenty young women to be trained in cooking by a famed city French chef. Applicants must be self-supported and willing to work as cooks after graduation, with strong recommendations. Applications are to be made at the school, which also offers sewing and mending study when not cooking.
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Industrial Training School
West Sixth Street
Flag Raising at Brighton Playground Event
A new flag will be raised at the Brighton playground at 4 30 this afternoon with exercises by the Playground Committee of the Woman s Club. The Brighton Council of the Junior Order of American Mechanics presents the flag and participates with patriotic addresses by Dr Boone Superintendent of Schools and others. The Twenty seventh District School band and district children will perform songs.
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Brighton
New Brighton
Woman’s Club
William Brady to Assist Prof Mattioli in Vocal Dept
William Brady, the College of Music’s only spring graduate, will assist Prof. Mattioli in the vocal department next fall. He fills the position left by Mrs Mamie Hissem-De Moss and is noted as being only 21 years old.
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William Brady
Mattioli
College of Music
Mamie Hissem-De Moss
Brady
Three Saloon Burglaries Attributed To One Party
Police attribute three Monday night burglaries to the same group. Entry via a forced transom yielded only pennies from slot machines and cash from registers. Henry Bene's saloon on York and Baymiller streets lost 7 dollars. Nich Satler's on Twelfth and Elm streets 10 dollars plus similar in other currency. Ben Bruns on West Liberty street reported 8 dollars in pennies.
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Henry Bene
York and
Baymiller
Nich. Satler
Twelfth
Elm Streets
Ben Bruns
West Liberty Street
Diocese of Cincinnati Commemorates 79th Anniversary
The Diocese of Cincinnati yesterday marked the seventy-ninth anniversary of its elevation to an episcopal see. In 1819 the city had only one church serving about 100 families.
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Diocese of
Cincinnati
Young visitors tour mint and Independence Hall in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia report describes a delegation of students visiting the U.S. mint and Independence Hall. They observed the Liberty Bell, noted Ben Franklin’s frequent portraits, attended the convention opening, and later toured the Industrial Museum and the University of Pennsylvania. They will attend a Blaine Club banquet at the Fencibles Armory.
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United States Mint
Mint
Independence Hall
Ben Franklin
United States
Industrial Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Blaine Club
Philadelphia
Fencibles Armory
R. K. Thomson
Mary Miller recovering after poisoning incident
Mrs. Mary Miller who drank a blue stone solution at her Cumminsville home is improving at City Hospital and may be discharged soon. Her three children were sent to the Children’s Home in a dire state and likely will not be returned. Humane Society may arrange new homes.
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Mary Miller
Colerain Avenue
Dohrman Street
Cumminsville
City Hospital
Crouse
Humane Society
City Building Notes at Water Works Meeting
At the Commissioners of the Water Works meeting the Democrats held a majority for the first time while remaining lenient to Republican staff. Peter McKeown, janitor at the residency at California, resigned. Miller in the office force requests two weeks leave. H V Connolly hired as axman and Frank L Raschig as draftsman both at $50 monthly. Board to inspect California work and vaccination ordered for all children before next fall school term.
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Freiberg
Herrmann
Markbreit
Peter McKeown
California
Bouscaren
Miller
H. V. Connolly
Axman
Frank L. Raschig
Boone
Gasoline stove explosion injures Rosa Hamilton
Mrs. Rosa Hamilton, 26, wife of F. J. Hamilton of 1818 Logan Street, was badly burned yesterday afternoon when a gasoline stove exploded while she heated an iron. The burning oil set her clothing aflame, neighbors removed the burning garments, and Dr. Stammel said the injuries were severe and the patient may have inhaled flames.
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Rosa Hamilton
F. J. Hamilton
Logan Street
Foot crushed by wagon wheel injures local man
Fred Silverhorn aged 32 of 1539 Cutter Street was stepped on by a wagon wheel while trying to draw his horse to the curb. He suffered crushed toes and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Fred Silverhorn
Cutter Street
Silverhorn
City Hospital
A Kissing Bug Victim Struck Near Home
Philip Huff, 44, of 70 Hunt Street, was attacked by a kissing bug while seated outside his home. The insect’s bite caused his lip to swell shortly after the encounter and he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Philip Huff
Hunt Street
Hoff
City Hospital
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