Society Notes Register Many Weddings Across Norwood Area
A string of society weddings fills the Reading Road home of the Hollmeyers and other local houses. Miss Adeline Hollmeyer weds Will Cochran as guests and attendants gather in florid rooms. Separate notices list Oberhelman Shields, Reed, Johnson, and other couples, with travel plans and homes.
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Geo. Smith
Flora A. Budke
Auditorium School of Music
Adeline
Margaret M Hollmeyer
Louis Hollmeyer
Will Fielding Cochran
Reading Road
Dr. Goss
Hollmeyer
Laura Hollmeyer
Frank Machen
Hollenberg
St. Louis
Catherine Cochran
Kerr
Stuart Allen
Milton Adler
John Brown
W. B. Weaver
John Walsh
Marie Oberhelman
Charles Shields
I Norwood
McKibbin
Oberhelman
Will Oberhelman
Cora and
Sallie Shields
Elsie Kennedy
John Kennedy
Thomas Hammond
Buffalo
Wife in Cincinnati Heiress Suspect Lives with Barber in Chattanooga
George R. Chambers of Cincinnati swore out warrants for barber Lewis P. Hare and his wife after learning she resides with Hare in Chattanooga. Both were arrested on charges of living together openly without lawful sanction and bonded for her appearance. Chambers, a B&O S W railroad clerk, says she is an Cincinnati heiress.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
George R. Chambers
Cincinnati
Lewis P. Hare
Henry Strelitz
Chambers
Hare
Smith and Wells
Rder
T. C. Latimore
D. D. Caruthers
Christie
Essex Place
Broadway
St. Louis
Louisville
Emperor William Honors Ballin with Portrait Gift
Berlin report says Emperor William presented Albert Ballin, Director General of the Hamburg American Line, with a portrait autographed, praising him as a far seeing and tireless path breaker for German commerce and export.
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Berlin
William
Albert Ballin
Omelet Sapho
A fragmented kitchen instruction from Pittsburg Dispatch describes frying green pepper and mushrooms in butter, adding minced truffles and tarra gon leaves, with wine and water sauce, then filling and folding the omelet. Garnish with herbs and serve in a decorative presentation.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Ted
One Court for All Nations At Ohio State Commencement
Edward Everett Hale urged unity across races and nations in his Ohio State University commencement address. He warned that without a universal supreme court to settle disputes, centuries of conflict would persist while calling educated youth to champion universal peace and harmony.
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Columbus
Edward Everett Hale
Ohio State University
Atlantic
Pacific
Supreme Court
Miss Buckle and Stunkle Win Harvard Degree by Remote Study
Miss Bertha Buckle, author of The Helmet of Navarre, and her brother formed a close alliance. He coached her from Harvard summers, sent lectures daily, and she studied with him for hours. She completed exams with flying colors, effectively earning the Harvard degree.
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Saturday Evening Post
Bertha Buckle
Navarre
Miss Stunkle
Harvard
Ale
Ares
Pion
Miss
Mrs McKinley Shows Gradual Improvement After Day
Washington June 19 The condition of Mrs McKinley remains favorable with a fairly comfortable day reported by Dr Rixey and a notice of gradual improvement continuing tonight.
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Washington
Judge Laughlin Weds Ora Brownfield In Quiet St Nicholas Ceremony
Judge Henry D Laughlin of Chicago chief owner of the Great Northern Hotel married Ora Brownfield a Kentucky bred teacher from St Louis County at the St Nicholas Hotel in a quiet 4 o clock ceremony. The couple planned to live at Laughlin s hotel and the bride accompanied by relatives traveled to Chicago after the ceremony.
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Henry D. Laughlin
Chicago
Great Northern Hotel
St. Louis
St. Nicholas
Ora Brownfield
Kentucky
St. Louis County
Missouri
Brownfield
Laughlin
Mena
Jo Laughlin
Ed Roth
Old Kentucky
Chinn
Lexington
Death of Dr Ravogli’s Mother in Florence 1901
Word reached Cincinnati of the death of Francisca Ravogli in Florence Italy on June 24 1901. Her son Dr A Ravogli and wife traveled from Cincinnati via Paris to Florence reaching her before she died. Funeral from 9 Piazza a lio St Ambrose Church on June 3 at 6 o clock.
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A. Ravogli
Florence
Italy
Paris
Dr. Ravagli
Cincinnati
Michael Ravogli
Augustus
Ernest
Sophia
Julia
Emma Pantaleoni
Juliette Schindelin
Ravogli
Maffeus Pantaleoni
Francisca Ravogli
Piazza A’ Lio
St. Ambrose Church
Boys Fight Ends with Stabbing Incident in Park
A street fight between youths at Washington Park ended with a stab wound to Victor Hinderberger 17 of 130 Findlay Street. After a clash near Race and her streets authorities arrested Arthur Peters of 435 Laurel Street.
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Washington Park
Victor Hinderberger
Findlay Street
Fighti
Race
Hinderberger
Schweitzer
Arthur Peters
Laurel Street
Virginias rivers mountains valleys view sale card notice
Fragmented OCR text notes no more sales after current supply and mentions views of the Virginia rivers mountains and valleys with a C O ticket and a street corner location Rand Walnut streets.
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Iginia
W. Cor
Rand Walnut
Thunderbolt Rusie Trains As Doctors Clash in Park
At League Park yesterday Amos Rusie and fellow doctors staged a charity game for hospital staff. The Doctors beat the Players 23 to 9 as Rusie trained, while a crowd of about 500 women watched and one official sprained a thumb trying to halt a stray ball.
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League Park
Jerry Bliss
Amos Russe
Cincinnati Reds
McPhee
John Heileman
Ark
Amos Rusie
Emil Haberer
Rusie
Thunderbolt
Amie
Charles Burns
Lueders Soméers
Burns
Cincinnati
Amos
Ball Park
Woman's Club
King’s Daughters
Watchinow
Eeenaee
Rosie
Rusl
Walter Griess
Ed Baehr
M.D
Josephe Duffy
Tilder Beck
James Duffy
Frank Lamb
Charles Smith
Ollie Cole
John Lunen
Walter Stix
D Lotz
R.f. Wilkinson
A. Gustetter
Jeeres
C.f
Searsy
Fred'k Vogel
Scalpel
Bone
Ser
Jim Duffy
John Fehrenbatch
Allied Third Party Launched in Kansas City
A reform coalition from Populists, public ownership advocates, free-silver Republicans, Socialists and Bryan Democrats formed a new movement in Missouri aimed at creating a national third party to nominate a president by 1904. J H Cook was elected chairman with J H Hillis as vice president and F Kowalski as secretary. A state convention is planned for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Third Party’ Movement
William J. Bryan
Lee Merriweather
St. Louis
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska Statesman
Missouri
J.H. Cook
J. H. Hillis
F. §. Kowalski
Public Ownership
Cure for Restless Children by Cooling Wrist Treatment
A Pittsburg Dispatch report describes a teacher’s method for restless pupils. When a pupil appears flushed and heated, the teacher sends him to run cold water over his wrists to cool quickly and calm the student. The article notes similar ideas used by nurses with hot compresses at the pulse and camphor baths to revive fainting pupils.
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Saia
Semana
Local Stock Increases Reported In Columbus Institutions
Columbus reports today show rises in capital stock across several firms led by The Commercial Tribune Build Company with 210000 stock, James Fabel and associates. The Renner & Weber Brewing Company at Mansfield with 40000. The Abbott Company of Cleveland at 50000. The Tiffin & Port Clinton Railway Company at Fremont with 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Commercial Tribune Build Company
Siekee
Gust
James Fabel
C. A. Gordon
E. O. Eshelby
Iiam
BE. Smith
C. Butler
T Renner & Weber Brewing Comy
Mansfield
Copiter
M Cleveland
Capi Abbott Company
Tal
Tiffin
Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet hints at spring and farmers
A fragmented paragraph mentions springtime imagery in Cleveland and rural life. References surface to a farmer, a bulldog and thoughts of tramps, but concrete details or events are unclear.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Southern Road Bond Extension Arguments Before Supreme Court
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railway seek authority to extend bonds and fund terminal facilities in Cincinnati. Porter and Hunt argue the act grants discretionary power without voter approval, noting prior costly expansions and long lease terms.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company
Supreme Court
W.°.T. Porter
Charles J. Hunt
E. A. Ferguson
John Carlisle
Harry R. Smith
Thomas Morrison
John R. Sayler
City of
Cincinnati
Porter
Fie
Carrie Mr. Hunt
Rufus B. Smith
Hunt
Lessee
Lggslature
Negoti
Baker Attacks Caldwell in Parting Shot
The Rev Purley A Bak er state superintendent of the Antisaloon League issues a bitter final attack on Lieutenant Governor John A Caldwell. He says the Republican convention may nominate Caldwell but the people will elect, charging brewery interests drive the ticket and urging voters to fight at the ballot box. He argues Nash’s renomination does not justify Caldwell, warning of party leadership fault for past temperance reversals.
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Ae S Bureau
Ercial Tribune
Columbus
Purley A. Bak
Antisaloon League
John A. Caldwell
Mr. Aker
Caldwell
Nash
Clark
Curious Coins and Unusual Currencies Across History
Ancient Indian currency featured metals beyond gold, silver, and copper including brass, nickel, tin, and lead. Cowry shells and silver wire shaped as fishhooks were used in India and nearby regions, with elaborate methods of threading and stamping. In China and East Asia such practices likely originated, with notes on Japan and New Britain offering examples of early exotic forms and long usage spanning centuries.
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Chambers’ Journal
Bengal
Malabar
Maldive
Ceylon
Africa
India
China
East India Islands
New Britain
H. H. Romilly
Japan
Ex-Magarrie M. Good Denies Divorce Allegations
Special Despatch reports in Springfield Ohio that ex Magar ie M Good filed his answer to his wife’s divorce petition today denying all allegations.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
M. Good
Plan for a Great Electrical Display at Fall Festival
The Mystic Order of Stan Nic Nic held a meeting at the Grand Hotel concluding harmony among electric firms. Plans were laid for an enhanced Fall Festival pageant on the second Wednesday featuring illuminated floats and an electrical series highlighting discoveries. Members will receive assignments and costumes for the night pageant.
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Mystic Order of
Stan Nic Nic
Grand Hotel
Perenne
Mystic Order
Machine Boiler Makers Formally Incorporated
The Machine Boiler Makers of America were incorporated in Indianapolis on June 19. Headquarters are in Indianapolis with President William S Love and officers Jesse Heiser Charles Spahn Marshall Blacker Edward Stuart. Board of Directors includes Joe Flackamp Charles Onn Charl nnell and William She.
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Indianapolis
Machine Boiler Makers of America
Association
William 8. Love
Jesse Heiser
Charles Spahn
Marshall Blacker
Edward Stuart
Joe Flackamp
Charles Onn
Charl Nnell
Wiliam
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Organized in Indiana
The Grand Lodge of Indiana Improved Order Knights of Pythias incorporated today with officers led by Grand Commander John Loth of Muncie and Grand Recorder Ernestel of Indianapolis. Other top posts include Past Grand Commander J. L. Bieler Indianapolis Grand Prelate Honey Cgate Anderson and Grand Treasurer Gottfried Menninger. Trustees named are David M. Seider Muncie and Henry Rosenthal Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Improved Order Knights of Pythias
J. L. Bieler
John Loth
Muncie
F. M. Haggard
Honey Cgate
Anderson
Ernestel
Gottfried Menninger
John Heinlein
Gisceralis
Frank
Westchester Woman's Club Hosts Demonstration Luncheon
Mt Vernon group under the domestic science section hosts a series of demonstration luncheons with each member contributing twenty five cents. Mrs W B Page assisted by Mrs Ives hosted the latest meeting. Menu included little neck clams on the half shell broiled chops scalloped potatoes sandwiches with mayonnaise dressing sherbet and assorted cakes. An itemized expenditure was presented showing the hostess’s allowance.
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Westchester Woman's Club
Mt. Vernon
Page
the Ives
Melbourne Bank President Dies by Suicide
J H Phillips president of Melbourne State Bank shot himself at the Riverside House by cutting his throat with a razor. He was among the wealthiest men in the area.
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Melbourne
Fla
J. H., Phillips
Melbourne State Bank
Riverside House
Loree Heads Inspection Tour of B and O System
J F Loree, new Baltimore and Ohio president, leads a Cincinnati visit of railroad executives including E R Bacon G L Potter and I G Rawn. The train stops at Paris and North Vernon before continuing to Louisville and St Louis as Loree plans changes at B and O and its western subsidiary B O S W.
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Cincinnati
J. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
E. R. Ba«con
Mana
Union Lsgion
Erf
Mississippi Trac
Loree
North Vernon
Louisville
St. Louis
Seieere
Insylvania People
B. Oo
The Czar’s Magnanimity Birth Touches Russian Rioters
St Petersburg June 19 The Czar marks the birth of his daughter by ukase that shortens or exempts rioting students from further punishment. Some are exempted from further military service while others have their punishment credited as part of regular service.
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St.petersburg
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Elopa
Bellsmith
Mary Grace Allnutt
Notes OF Society
George B. Jennings
Boston
Avondale Club
Henry Pogue, Jr
Mr. Rankin
Princeton
Kate Moores
Ie Or Moores
Omaha
Oline
Aline Albers
Logansport
Herman Witte
Clifton
Della Bing
Harry Levy
Cleveland
Avon Hall
Wyndham Avenue
Avondale
Philipson
Lewis F. Bing
Nate Block
Sol R. Bing
Lewis Freiberg
David Livingston
South Bend
Ind
Racine Bing
Benjamin D. Bing
Ivy
Sam Livingston
Ben Freiberg
Lewis Bing
Benjamin Bing
Max Levy
Ed Levy
Joe Levy
Irvin L. Hildebrandt
Covington
Carrie Brenish
Wenzel Brenish
Miller Place
Fairmount
Covington Affairs
Jessie Edna
Walter May
Thomas Clifford Reed
Greenup Street
Mr. Chinn
Sidney Long
la France
H. C. May
Ravenscroft
Grace Everett
Edith Farnau
Mary Scudder
Freda Farnau
Hattie Francis
Alice Thorpe
Mary Greggory
Laura Kerstring
Mary Bullock
Marion Brogan
Mrs. Reed
Fifteenth Street
Miss Noonan
Inverness
John Johnson
Llie H. Johnson
Mr. Og
Charles G. Rodgers
Lovell
John Peebles Flemming
Woodland Park
van Wert
Jones-Johns
James R. Minor
Sag Harbor
Lizzie
Rita Ledyard
Finds
E. E. Hale
Harvard Graduate
Judge Laughlin
DR. Ravogli
Arthur Petrus
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