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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1902

Page

5

Rail executives meet in city on home visitor rates

D. W. Belding and O. P. McCarty returning from Indianapolis report a conference of railroad representatives on Illinois to Ohio home visitor excursion rates for coming seasons. Various officials from B&O S W, Big Four, and Pennsylvania lines networked at the Grand Hotel with remarks on travel, Mexico prospects, and forthcoming railroad improvements.

O. P. McCarty Indianapolis Illinois Ohio Duncan Bankhardat Mexico City Grand Hotel Mexico Powell Clayton President Diaz Cincinnati New York Lynch McCarty Harris and Moody Pennsylvania

Eloped couple believed hidden in city after Springfield pairing

Police seek Leah Levinson sixteen and William Cooper alias Edwards after they fled Springfield last Thursday leaving Cooper's wife and four children. The pair were last seen at 712 Walnut Street and 805 Race Street after staying as man and wife, with Cooper's sister warning the Browarskys. Detectives Kincaid and Vennemann pursued leads as the couple remained at large in the city.

Leah ‘Levinson William Cooper Edwards Springfield Cooper Greenfield Race Street Cora Browarsky Cooper Street Charles Browarsky Levinson Browarskys

Colonel Tracy's Lafayette Hotel Reopens For Twelfth Season

The Hotel Lafayette in Cape May New Jersey opens today for its twelfth season under Colonel John Tracy the sole owner and manager. He has invested heavily in sanitary upgrades and furnishings since purchasing twelve years ago ensuring top quality service for a prominent Philadelphia guest delegation at the opening.

Cape May N. J John Tracy Boniface Colonel Tracy Lafayette New Jersey Philadelphia

Iron Market Review shows limited coke and rising prices

Industry data indicate scarce coke from Pocahontas District restricting furnace operation. Several plants near shutdown while demand grows for pig iron for 1908. Independent furnaces plan next year deliveries, with Rockdale starting blast and Grand Rivers suspended indefinitely. prices for various coke types listed in Cincinnati fob figures.

Pocahontas North Rockdale Tenn Grand Rivers Cincinnati

Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Offers Mental Relief

A publisher urges readers to subscribe by sending in an estimate to clear the mind. The teaser implies a quick, simple action to remove lingering concerns and keep one informed through a newspaper subscription.

The Commercial Tribune

Food Administered Through Woman's Nose

Mrs. Louisa Smith of 1430 Central avenue has paralysis since June 8 and, since June 5 at City Hospital, receives all nourishment via the nasal route through a catheter to her stomach. Doctors note her heart beats regularly and breathing continues, but she is largely immobile and near death. Condition attributed to brain hemorrhage.

Louisa Smith Central Avenue City Hospital

No Bedstead Makers Combine Effort Fails

The movement to consolidate the brass and iron bedstead industry into a giant combination has collapsed. I H Dreyfuss of New York City aided by local firms failed to recruit participants. Newman Kuhn Company discussed joining but will stay out, Kuhn states the effort has repeatedly failed.

I. H. Dreyfuss New York City Newman Kuhn

Drowning near Olive Branch claims 19 year old Charles Jackson

Word arrived yesterday of the drowning of Charles Jackson 19, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson formerly of Westwood now in Olive Branch where he was helping on the farm. Young Sadison reportedly swam in a railroad reservoir and got beyond his depth and drowned before friends could reach him. Funeral to be held at Olive Branch this morning with Charles Grieger a Westwood grocer and relatives in Schneider near Westwood in attendance.

Tik Olive Branch Clermont County Charles Jackson Frank Jackson Westwood Jackson Youne Sadison Charles Grieeer Schneider

Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Wasson Held in Bethel

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine F. B. Doughty Wasson were led by Rev. J. H. Rogers in Bethel yesterday. The city-born widow died June 18 at age 45, leaving a husband and five children. A devoted M. E. Church member, she joined the church early in life.

Catherine F. B. Doughty Wasson Bethel J. H. Rogers Wasson M. E. Church

Thomas Collins Beset by Dog After Leg Attack

Thomas Collins of Harrison and Spring Grove avenue battled a dog that crept into his one room at night. The dog bit his arm twice while he fumbled for his wooden leg, and Collins had the wound cauterized at City Hospital the following morning.

Thomas Collins Harrison and Spring Grove Avenue Collins Cookins City

University boat ride excludes undergraduates after river trip

University students took a river outing aboard the Levi J. Workum on the Ohio River below Lawrenceburg. For the first time juniors rode without seniors, yielding lighter attendance but still festive dancing on deck with refreshments on the return trip.

Fide Levi J. Workum Ohio River Lawrenceburg

Tintype Gallery Moved Overnight At The Zoo

At dawn the tintype photographer found his shop vanished from the Zoo grounds. Management, seeking to install a merry-go-round, had workers quietly relocate the gallery to the pony track area after a standoff over removal.

Zoo Gardens Genis Nory

Brain exchange contest promises tenfold odds on 1490 prizes

An appeal invites nine friends to send their brains to boost one’s chances in a $34 000 contest offering 1490 prizes. The pitch frames collaboration as multiplying personal odds and positions the brainpool as a clever strategy.

River improvements highlighted at public meeting in Cincinnati

Citizens heard details of Ohio River works including a dam project costing over 1 million dollars. Colonel Lydecker outlined the plan while Albert Bettinger led a mass meeting setup with Mayor Fleischmann and business leaders to organize a public gathering at Music Hall.

United States Music Hall Business Men's Club Garrett J. Lydecker Ohio River Albert Bettinger Colonel Lydecker Cincinnati B. W. Campbell Fleischmann

Described Desperado Jennings Returns to West with U S Marshal

United States Marshal Fagin returns from Leavenworth Kansas with Mt Jennings a noted desperado who had just completed a sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary and faced five more years in the West Jennings is the son of the Judge and was Oklahoma District Attorney during the Cleveland administration leading a gang of robbers The trip was without incident.

United States Marshal Fagin Leavenworth Kan Mt Jennings Ohio West Jennings Oklahoma Cleveland

Childs Bathing Suit Pattern 2 to 8 Years

Describes a simple one piece bathing suit for children aged 2 4 6 and 8 with blue brilliantine trimming of white braid and options in serge and flannel. Details include blouse shape collar puff sleeves bloomers and center front closure with fabric requirements by size. Pattern 4167 available for ten cents from Fashion Editress Commercial Tribune Cincinnati.

Commercial Tribune Cincinnati

Emerys Seek Injunction Against Tax Increases

Thomas J. and John J. Emery filed suits to stop tax collection on increases on their property by the Board of Revision. An injunction was granted against collecting the raised values. Similar suits by Mrs. Sarah Scarborough and others are pending with hearings set in Judge Dempsey's court.

Thomas J John J. Emery Board of Revision Emerys Sarah Scarborough Dempsey Foraker Outcaut Granger

Captain Becht Likely To Command A Company In Ohio Guard

An election at the O N G Armory Tuesday night will fill the vacancy left by Captain Wm Kadow of Company A First Regiment. The favored candidate is Captain Charles A Becht a veteran of Cuban and Philippine campaigns and former Company A captain. Commissioned by Columbus, the unit departs for Newark camp July 13 for ten days.

O. N. G. Armory Wm. Kadow Charles A. Becht Becht Philippines Twenty-seventh United States Infantry Columbus Ohio National Guard Newark

Transfers Firemen After Company Discord Over Drunkenness

Fire Chief Archibald ordered a wholesale reshuffle of En gine Company 2 percent and Ladder Company 8 following ongoing dissensions between Captain Treinan and his crew. The Fire Board approved moves shifting many firefighters among multiple units to restore harmony after Steve ONeil was accused of drunkenness.

Archibald Jo Treinan Treinan Steve O’neil William Lawrence Ed Larkin C. Breckel R. Porter Steve O'Neil Joe Bolan Charles Jennings M. Cunningham John Santen M. Kammer George Marklein John Nolan John Thinnes Henry Cordes Jos. Miller John O’brien H. Swegman

Robbery Reported At Lace Store On Race Street

Mrs J P Riffe of Erlanger Kentucky told police she was robbed in a Race street lace store yesterday morning. Her pocketbook with six dollars and notes totaling 2350 dollars disappeared after she set the purse on the counter to look at goods.

J. P. Riffe Erlanger Race Street

Hair Care and Groceries Ad Roundup

An old newspaper ad exposes Parker's Hair Balsam promising youth preservation and Hindercorns advertised as the best corn cure. It also notes groceries offered by R. J. McCombs with items priced at 11 6 cents.

Parker

Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Couples

Arthur W. Meyer and Mary Huelsmann apply with Rev. Pohlschneider. Clem A. Stoke and Grace Stratton wed with Rev. Blodgett. George F. Edwards and Bertha Dressler join rites with Rev. McHugh. August Herlinger and Emma Schneider marry at their respective addresses. Nicholas Klug and Kate Bracker planned ceremonies.

Arthur W. Meyer Falke Street Mary Huelsmann Pendleton Street Pohlschneider Clem A. Stoke Gasfitter West Fifth Street Grace Stratton Carlisle Avenue Blodgett George F. Edwards West Ninth Street Bertha Dressler Deerfield Walter Campbell GMMR Henrietta Building Addie Stofe Mr. McHugh August Herlinger West Liberty Street Emma Schneider Pleasant Street Nicholas Klug Livingston Street Kate Bracker

Laborer Slims Wrist in Desperate Suicide Attempt

Charlies Casteen, 42, a laborer staying at 1734 Hamilton Pike, cut his wrist with a Lutcher knife in a suicide attempt. He was rushed to Dr. C. C. Meade before being sent to City Hospital. he has delirium tremens and was in serious condition after heavy drinking and unemployment.

Charlies Casteen Hamilton Pike C. C. Meade Casteen

Obituaries notice for Foster Foster Jackson Kemper and Charles

Robert S Foster son of Joseph Foster dies Thursday June 19 at 4 30 am. Funeral from 220 West Twelfth street Saturday June 21 at 10 am. Burial private. Charles Jackson aged 19 formerly of Westwood suddenly at Glen Heste funeral there 10 30 Saturday June 21. Marian Hall Kemper aged 5 years 9 months daughter of S F and Chloe Hall Kemper funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm from parents residence Gholson avenue Avondale.

Foster Robert S Joseph Foster West Twelfth Street Jackson—Charles Westwood Glen Hste Kemper Marian Hall Kemper S. F Chloa Hall Kemper Gholson Avenue Avondale

Railroad Engineer Jacob Ross Dies After Fall on Train

Jacob Ross of Delaware Ohio a Big Four Railroad engineer died at Betts Street Hospital last night from a skull fracture suffered when he fell from a train on June 18 at Elmwood Place His age 38 and he was single He had undergone surgery yesterday after the accident and died soon after the operation was completed.

Jacob Ross Delaware, O Betts Street Hospital Elmwood Place

Dr W L Tayloge Damage Suit

Dr Walter L Taylor of Price Hill filed two damage suits against the C H D Railroad. He seeks 10000 dollars for his wife death after a crossing accident at Gest street and 1350 dollars for medical services and the destruction of his buggy and harness in the same crash.

Walter L. Taylor Price Hill Gest Street Taylor

Remedy for Cold Cures Terms in Signature Phrase

A short note claims the remedy cures a cold with a signature phrase. The source text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details about the remedy or its author.

Dan

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D. W. Belding Belding Bros. & Co K. Hawakam Tokyo Japan the St. Nicholas J. H. Larrabee Chillicothe J. H. Southworth City of Gibson House R. Wiener Weinberger Paris France Leo C. Bennett Muskogee, I. T the Grand Rawn B. & O. 8. W. Railroad Thhat Indiana Ilinois N. R. Johnson Ingalls Big Four Railroad St. Paul Minn Alaska Seattle Sam B. Moody Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg Pennypacker T. G. McKell Chillicothe, C Dc. G. Waldo Chicago J. D. Potts C. B. Ryan Richmond Chas. C. Cohn Manila Philippine Islands A. van Briggle Rookwood Pottery Leah Levinson COL. Tracy’s Fine Hotel Iron Market Review Rogers, Brown & Co Southern Coke G. F Lake Superior Hanging Rock Jackson Co. Silvery Dog Eleanor Adams Wanda Baur Edith Browneller Mabel 8 Carpenter Rena Egner Leonarda Goss Florence Griffith May Hoban Edna Hopkins Sarah E. Jupp Katherine Koch Anne Mackelfresh Fannie Marcus Madeline Maury Elsie Metz Gertrude Mosby Syrian Nieman Ida Nippert Max Merritt Jonah Wise Herbert Whiting Stuart Walker Virgil Tucker Max Raisin William Paull James O’donnell Charles Moore William Mente Arthur Loewéinstein Clifford Lewis Howard Lewis Arthur Kinsella Alfred Juettner Eddie Hutchins Gordon Farnham Herman Bayless E. H. Ball Gertrude O'Donnell Stella Oeh Anna Passell Jeannette Plaut Else Raschig Helen Ratterman Mary Redd Mary L. Shine Anna D. Simmons Anna Bird Stewart Jessie Strauss Ruth Waldenburg Valerie Weihl Minnie Wilson Alice Wooderman N Worthington Reed Marshal Viv Fagin Commercial Tribune Daily Fashion Tip Captain Becht John Shillito John Shillits John Shillits Company 30—Rach Shillito Oretta W. 5Th St Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Amzi Dodd State OF Ohio Vorys Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Seere Seenseee Seer Eests A. I. Vorys Mrs. Farrell Farrell Neave Boston Alphacure Medical CO Globe Building Boston, Mass DR. Burkhart Ch&d Woodsdale Island Northside Methodist Excursion Depot Fifth and Baymiller Northside ST Rage Street Southern Avenue Auburn Av MT. Auburn Harriet R. Stewart N. E Bigelow and Carmall, MT. Auburn Josephine St Josephine Bigelow Av Hopkins Park South Auburn H. T. Loomis Carew Building WW. T. Buckner E. Fourth Hammond Sorosis Shoe Store Sorosis Shoe Store Fourth ST Highland Ave Burnet Ave Oak ST Cincinnati, C Clara Baur R. J. McCombs Glendale College Glendale, O R. J. DE Vore Harvard University Radcliffe College Harvard Harcourt Place Seminary Gambier H.N. Hills Regent Gicuse Bros. Watches West Fourth Street Frank G. Tuladge & CO Frank G. Tullidge & CO Government ART Academy Society Notice WM. Hubbell Fisher H. B. Koy Clerk's. Co. Board of Education Whittier School Woodlawn Avenue Prill Harrison School Twenty-ninth District Steiner Street Sedamsville J. E. Corman Ene Committee Hamilton County Kramer & Kramer Union Trust Bldg Laura Warmer Bethe Seventh Street Ite’s Jos. A. Keadin Union Trust Attys William J. Dunlap O. Joseph Trevor Jones & James Pike Building Charles Rinke Id County Bridget Rinke Frank P. Garrison Atlas Bank Building Herman H. Wieman O. Albert Lackman Goebel & Bettinger Stockholders’ Meeting Hees Spring Company Ernst, Carratt McDougall First National Bank Builiding Hess Hoover-Owens-Rentschler Co Jung O. Richter Sec'y
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