Democratic party urged to heed costly wisdom from market voices
A critique argues the Democratic Party ignores solid facts and public prosperity, citing endorsements from Republican and Democratic outlets. It quotes the Cincinnati Enquirer praising national progress, challenging the party to accept proven gains and avoid baseless theories.
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Democratic Party
Commercial Tribune
Senator Foraker
Hanna
United States
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Enquirer
Jman
Daniel
University board hears crisis warning from May
At yesterday's meeting Mr. May privately warned that if Dr. Reamy does not create a crisis, the university's affairs would deteriorate. Maxie remains at the bar and away from trouble, leaving the University of Chicago seemingly safe for the moment.
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May
Reamy
Maxie
U. of C
Major Waller Criticized In Army Court Martial Fallout
The piece reviews Major Waller’s acquittal by court martial and his return home. It details his controversial praise of Lamar, Secretary Moody’s reaction, and parallels with General Miles and the Schley inquiry. It concludes with hopes Waller will endure his public tribulations.
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Ajob Waller
San Francisco
Lamar
Moody
Washington
Secretary Moody
Manila
Miles
Schley Court of Inquiry
Waller
Army
Navy
Marines
Coonville
Grassy ‘Creek
Major Waller
Missing Treasurer Stocking and 80 funds of union
The Bookbinders' Union of Indianapolis reports its treasurer Stocking is missing and claims the association once held 80 dollars. The note jokes that it was unsafe to store money in a stocking.
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Bookbinders’ Union of Indianapolis
Association
Chicago City Engineer Accuses Employee of Stealing Data
Chicago alleges a disgruntled city worker stole sewer data from the Engineer's office. Officials warn of potential security breach while seeking to recover documents and prevent further leakage.
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Chicago
Enquirer cites truth creed as Lewie Bernard’s repentance
The Enquirer rails against the doc trine of truth and verity and mocks Lewie Bernard’s future pretended repentance in sackcloth and ashes.
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The
Enquirer
Senator Hanna Plays Up Run With Co Congresman
A fragmented report notes Senator Hanna seen with a fellow congressman in public events, described as stunts that could signal cooperation or political maneuvering.
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Hanna
Lerynee
Potential Lake Trip Ties to Democratic Delegates
Unclear wording suggests a plan by Tommy Johnson to take Democratic delegates on a lake trip to influence their opposition. The fragment implies political maneuvering but lacks concrete details or confirmation.
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Tommy Johnson
Grover Earns Doctor Title in Historic Feat
Grover achieves the doctor title in a historic milestone not seen before, a feat never done previously including to Billy Jennings, marking a notable career landmark.
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Grover
Billy Jennings
Indiana and Illinois Decline to Pass Through Kansas City
Indiana and Illinois officials decline to pass through Kansas City on the way to the Democratic National Convention raising questions about route choices for the party event.
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Indiana
Illinois
Kansas City
Monkeys Arrive in Norfolk Not for Club Event
A shipment of monkeys reached Norfolk Virginia but is not intended for the Tilden Club Cleveland Hill Bryan love feast, according to reported statements.
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Norfolk, Va
Signs Tammany aims to withhold honors from Baron Wantage
Indications suggest Tammany will not confer any honorary degrees on Baron the Baron of Wantage, as officials plan to avoid ceremonial recognition.
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Tammany
Baron the Baron of
Wantage
Polite Revelry Ahead as Voters Gather in San Dusky
A playful column suggests democracy will be lively in San Dusky despite prior political illness. It notes Tommy Johnson favors solitude, Alfred Austin plans a Corson Coronation Day turn, and hints Johnson may be a Democrat in disguise.
Social reflections on racing and Dutch courting customs
The writer contrasts English racing’s prestige with American practice, noting the sport’s business tone here and wealthier East with high‑class owners. He imagines Tonatia as a premier track and laments cheap thoroughbreds. A foreign note describes Holland’s four November Sundays for courting as church processions, formal bows, parental consent, and public union.
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Holland
The Ginger Jar and a Panama Hat Parade
A collage of humorous vignettes about fashion and public life. Uncle Sam and hatters clash over Panama hats while Mrs Goodboy defends a beloved gift and a temperance husband’s jardiniere use. A playful police wagon scene and a school vacation mood close the piece.
Stories of Great Men and the Potter Opium Question
Bishop Henry C. Potter visited the Philippine Islands to assess local affairs. A forty question form, aimed at Chinese and Filipinos, tested his background. When asked about opium he stayed solemn, but on polygamy he replied Not yet after a wry pause.
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Chicago
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Philippine Islands
Manila
Sam
The Daily Poem By Lura Kelsey Clendening
I cannot think death is to dread nor that we do not rise higher. The Great Eternal contains islands and sunny seas to ease the weary mind. We journey not alone but in a circle where familiar hands greet us again and love endures as in days of yore.
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East
Latonia
United States
Bluegrass
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lura Kelsey Clendening
Cincinnatians Registered at New York Hotels
A list from New York on June 19 records Cincinnati residents registered at various hotels. Names include D. M. Kletmeyer L. Taylor A. J. Jacobs T. E. MacNamara J. Plaut A. Pugh Mr and Mrs A R Pugh R C Eastman C L Green Mrs C C James C G Lambert and L Wind.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
D. M. Kletmeyer
L. Taylor
A. J. Jacobs
T. E. MacNamara
J. Plaut
A. Pugh
A. R. Pugh
R. C. Eastman
C. L. Green
C. G. Lambert
L. Wind
Bright Bits Self Flattery In Help Yourself Restaurants
A brief humor item notes a restaurant quirk where self service menus are matched by an attentive staff despite the tongue in cheek boast of being waited on by an intelligent person. The column playful tone comments on restaurant culture.
Uptowne couple the janitor and the owner
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Uptowne asking who will receive cigars while Mr Uptowne jokes about addressing the janitor. He explains he spoke to the owner, not the janitor, about heating costs, revealing a playful household misunderstanding.
Brooklyn Life Better Iron Bars On Kitchen Windows
Question about iron bars installed in front of kitchen windows and door. Shemster answers they are to prevent the escape of the cook.
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Brooklyn
Shemster
Two Sides to Every Office Opinion
A concise remark on political structure noting two sides in public life, the inside and outside of office, reflecting on party dynamics and public questions. The statement emphasizes bipartisanship as a structural feature rather than a mere ideological split.
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and Tenfold Chances
The notice explains a contest with 1490 prize chances. If you and nine friends each estimate, you gain ten chances per person for a total 14,900 opportunities to win a share of 34000 dollars.
Democrats of Ohio must rally for a common sense platform
The Ohio Democrats should unite behind a practical, reforming platform not tied to sensational leaders or paternalism. They must reject old partisan gimmicks and support a forward looking policy that honors the nation’s prosperity, veterans, and free enterprise.
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Enquirer
Democrats
Ohio
South Africa
Klondike
Chicago
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Washington
Crank Calla
Thoughtful Warning Sparks Quick Action
A terse prompt urges immediate decision making and subscription to an estimate, aiming to move readers to act without delay. The message emphasizes getting the estimate and removing hesitation.
Supreme Court Hears Rog er Law and Longworth Bond Questions
The Supreme Court heard three major public concern questions including whether the Rog er law narrows jurisdiction, whether the Longworth bond act is constitutional, and if the Governor must appoint a Lieutenant Governor to finish the Niprert term. Arguments touched on injunction remedies, court jurisdiction, and municipal bond issuances, with next decisions expected on Toledo matters and the lieutenant governorship.
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Commercial Tribune. Com O
Supreme Court
State Court of Last Resort
Niprert
Roger Law
Edward Slingluff
Clitus Weaver
Council
Dover
Tuscarawas County
John Kerch
Wooster Avenue
Burkett
John C. Welty
Wilkin
Mr. Welty
A. T. Brewer
Cleveland
Samuel Hambleton
Columbus
Royer
Saunders
George B. Okey
Sheets
Common Pleas Court
Columbiana County
D. Spencer Brookman
Pugsley
Lucas County
Common Pleas
Toledo
Toledo Police Board
Roger and Longworth
Ft Thomas Post Gains Third Infantry Reinforcements
Colonel Page oversees imminent arrival of the Third Infantry to Ft Thomas boosting post strength and social standing. General MacArthur deems desertion sentences too lenient and orders stricter penalties with possible clemency only after full punishment. Colonel Page notes eighty prisoners awaiting court martial as guardhouse proves inadequate. Lieutenant Page attends Yale reunion while Hartford leave continues.
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Ft. Thomas
Columbus Arsenal
Tenn
Philippines
Sixth Infantry
Egbert
Page
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Third Infantry Band
Harvey
Washington
MacArthur
Department of the East
John Roff
Company B
Lieutenant Page
Hartford
Conn
Yale
Cumminsville Improvement Group Eyes New Branch Library
The Twenty-fifth Ward Improvement Association met at Chase Avenue School in Cumminsville to discuss placing a Cumminsville branch library near Chase Avenue and the Hamilton Pike, with Trustees to consider Walnut Hillis once settled. The group also outlined a proposed double-track Colerain avenue and John street car routes to improve transit times and service, with coordination planned with Public Service leadership.
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Twenty-fifth Ward Improvement Association
Chase Avenue
Cumminsville
Albert Williamson
Committee On Libraries
Public Library
Hamilton Pike
Walnut Hillis
Committee On Street Railways
Traction Company
Schoepf
Board of Public Service
Central Avenue
Colerain
Brighton
Fifth
Walnut
Fourth
John
Freeman
York
Linn
Liberty
Central
Justice official arrested for $7600 government embezzlement
Henry Rechtin disbursing officer for the Department of Justice was arrested in Washington on charges of misappropriating 7600 in government funds. He confessed to the shortage spanning six years, claiming fast living and speculation. Bond set at 30000. he was released on bail.
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Washington
Henry Rechtin
Department of Justice
Rechtin
Cincinnati
Knox
Tracewell
Comptroller's Office
Harmon
United States
Gould
West Virginia Security Company
Harry Rechtin
Jtocat Democratic Party
Judge Watson
Dan J. Dalton
Atttorney General Harmon
Pike Street
Court House
Tenfold brains contest promises 1490 prizes
A pitches for a contest urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains so ten people share one brain pool and increase chances to win among 1490 prizes worth 34000 dollars.
Ohio University Affiliates Cincinnati Dental and Pharmacy Colleges
An agreement binds the Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery and the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy to affiliate with Ohio University in Athens. Credit goes to Dr. Alston Ellis Prof C C Davidson Col William E B Bundy George W Boyce Prof A Leue Dr G B Junkerman Dr W T McLean and Dr Chas T P Fennell for facilitating the deal. The university, oldest in the state and west of the Alleghenies, expects to enhance teaching facilities while dental and pharmaceutical departments stay in their current locations.
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Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Ohio University
Athens
Association of Colleges
Alston Ellis
C. C. Davidson
William EB. Bundy
George W. Boyce
A. Leue
G. 8. Junkerman
W. T. McLean
Chas. T. P. Fennel
The
Alleghanies
University bids spark fight over Burnet Woods fence
Park Superintendent Critchell reported to the Board of Public Service that the University sought bids for a fence around Burnet Woods athletic grounds. The board scheduled a hearing next Wednesday at 2 30 p m while the clerk notes possible university claims of permission, but the Public Service board says it cannot grant such permission.
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Critchell
Board of Public Service
University
Burnet Woods
Board of Directors
Board of Public Service Committee
Eens
Sarae
Sini
Chicago Youth Runaway With Jewelry Theft Recovered
Frank Tischler, 16, ran away from Chicago homes taking about 300 dollars of jewelry. A watch marked with his father's name was found on him by Abe Golder, George Street lunch stand owner, triggering police alert. Tischler was arrested and placed in detention awaiting return to Chicago.
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Frank Tischler
Chicago
Abe Golder
George Street
Golder
Picnic planned by Colored Orphan Asylum trustees
Trustes arrange an annual picnic at the asylum grounds on July 4. Afternoon events include a hare race and a fireworks display at 6 o'clock in the evening.
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The
Colored Orphan Asylum
Winters says Monahan stabbed him in the stomach
Wd Winters was wounded in the stomach Wednesday night and told Lieutenant Kane he was cut by Jim Monahen a man known to police. Winters said they argued in the Boone barracks Woodward street over a girl and that Monahan later attacked him with a knife. Monahan has not yet been found.
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Wd Winters
Woodward Street
Kane
Jim Monahen
Winters
Monahan
Boone Barracks
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the Central Trust Company
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Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
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ART Academy
Rudolph Wurlitzer CO
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Wurlitzer
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