Ordination of Eleven Priests at St Peter's Cathedral
Eleven Mt. St. Marys Seminary candidates were ordained at St Peter's Cathedral by Archbishop Elder with full ceremonial. The class includes James McNary, Martin Higgins, Francis Beckman, J G Stein, A Mentink, A Baumstark, C Diener, E Brédman, Thos Coleman, William Drummey and Herman Albers. First masses follow, including Rev Anthony Mentink at Sacred Heart Camp Washington with local societies and Knights and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
William Henry Elder
John B. Murray
Mesers
Connell and Cooney
Murray
Elder
Mgr. Murray
Christe Ellison
James McNary
Martin Higgins
Francis Beckman
J. G. Stein
J. A. Moore
E. A. Ryan
J. H. M. Bonner
G. Schmidt
J.A. Shee
J. F. Cogan
James McCloskey
James Sieber
E. Selec
D.D
J. Hickey
D. O'Mera
Wm. Miller
M. Moeller
Jos. Tiekin
J. Fetaman
Wm. Wiegand
B. Dottman
D. Halpin
J. G. Gallagher
F. A. Gallagher
I J. Deasey
J. H. Schoenhoeft
J. B. Murray
M. Leich
F. A. Gramping
J. P. Downey
Jos. Lund
J. Cussack
Anthony J. Mentinks
Sacred Heart Church
Camp Washington
Sacred Heart
Little Boy Saved By Cushion Of Slop
Four year-old John Berger slipped from an iron balcony at City Hospital and toppled into a half-filled barrel of slop. He was rescued by a basement worker and escaped with only soaking and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Ann Street
John Berger
Central Avenue
John Duffy
Partners Disagree and Take Affairs to Court
Three suits filed in Common Pleas Court against Thomas L. Griffith former President and General Manager of Hill & Griffith Company. John Hill sues for 1019.13 on a one day note and 200 loan from 1896. The firm seeks 2213 for settlements. Griffith and Hardert firm faces 761.70 for balance on foundry supplies. Attorneys Goebel and Bettinger represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Thomas L. Griffith
Hill & Griffith Company
Griffith
Fred Hardert
Griffith & Hardert
Goebel & Bettinger
Water Main Leak Delays Eden Park Water Feed
A thirty six inch water main at Eden Park sprung a bed leak near the center of the flower plot by the green houses. Work crews labored all day and expect to finish this evening as they repair the leak at the Y junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Subscriptions Promote Peace of Mind for Readers
A pitch urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune, promising mental ease by sending in an estimate and placing concerns aside. The notice uses direct language to encourage action and imply a stress-free outcome from subscribing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
St Xavier College Commencement Draws Crowded Pike House
The Pike Opera House hosted St Xavier College commencement withDr John E Greiwe addressing graduates and Rev Albert J Dierkes conferring degrees. Medals were awarded to the 1902 class led by T Lincoln Bouscaren. Schroder won multiple prizes for Latin, cadence, debate, and oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Opera House
Tecan
St. Xavier
T. Lincoln Bouscaren
Joseph H. Dittrich
Jas. J. Dannellon
Thomas M. Geoghegan
Francis J. Gergt
John H. Kilduff
Joseph M. Niehaus
Edward J. Tracy
Cyril G. Viel
James J. Donnellon
Austin G. Schmidt
St. Xavier Lyceum
Very
Ferdinand Brossart
Denis F. Cash
Ll.b
Francis A. Gauche
Mrs Washington Seeks Alimony From Newport Lawyer
Eunice Washington files alimony suit against Ramsey Washington a Newport lawyer and former Campbell County Prosecuting Attorney. She cites separation over alleged ill treatment and requests permanent alimony for support. Attorney A W Bruck also represented her in a recent Newport divorce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Washington
Ramsey Washington
Newport
Campbell County
George Washington
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The note explains a $34,000 Estimating Contest with 1490 prizes. If you and nine friends each estimate, you each have ten chances on any prize, totaling 14,900 opportunities to win a portion of the prize pool.
Debtor E M Bronner Faces BankruptcyAsset Debts Tallied
Court filings show E M Bronner owes 142764.45 with secured debts under 1000. Assets total 24967.07 including stock machinery and insurance. N G Richman Co leads creditors at 12192.34. meeting set to appoint trustee to wind up affairs and pay creditors likely at about sixteen cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
E. M. Bronner
Burch & Johnson
United States
N. G. Richman Company
Brenner
Corn & CG
Henry M. Bronner
Binswanger Co
Rochester
N.Y
Efichold & Miller
New York
Hirsh & Bro
Philadelphia
Herschberg & Co
H. C
Frank Seinsheimer
Cincinnati
Scarlet
Parsons & Co
N. Y
Herman Stern
Sampler & Sons
Caroline M. Bronner
J.C. Randall
Alfred Mack
Bronner
Stamina Republic League Outing on Co ney Island Today
The Stamina Republican League holds its annual outing at Coney Island with Island Queen and Hudson boats serving the crowd. At 2:30 the Stamina and City Hall baseball teams begin the Queen City series, followed by athletic events including fat, thin, and short men’s races. balloon ascent closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina Republican League
Coney Island
Queen and
Hudson
Stamina
City Hall
D. BE. Holmes
Wm. R. Collins
J. E. Bradford
Burnet Woods Concert Program by Brand's Band
Afternoon program at Burnet Woods planned for 3:30 includes National Melodies Jeerer Overture Welcomie E N Catlin Waltz Moonlight on the Hudson Cotton Blossoms Rags M F Smith Polka Mazurka La Czarina Russa Overture Le SpnRMoRipSonesso Kiesler Cornet Solo medley Rags Finale Galopp Infernal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Woods
Brand
National Melodies
Large Sewer To Be Laid At Observator y Point
The Board of Public Service approved plans for a sewer at Observatory point east of Linwood avenue. The project runs 400 feet south of Grace avenue with an estimated cost of 7 028 95 dollars.
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Board of Public Service
Observatory
Linwood Avenue
Grace Avenue
Cincinnati Arts and Litera ture Association Plans
The Cincinnati Conference of Arts and Literature Association seeks higher levels for the coming year. Guarantors include Charles P. Taft and N. H. Davis. Executive and advisory committees are named with Guthrie, Livingood, Marfield, and Hodges among organizers. Lectures at Hotel Alms and Christ Church Parish House are planned with a full program in prose, drama, arts, and music featuring notable scholars and artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Conference of Arts and Literature Association
Charles P. Taft
L. A. Ault
Albert H. Chatfield
Charles D. Kinney
Harry M. Levy
Rufus B. Smith
Mr. Guthrie
Charles J. Livingood
Dwight S. Marfield
J.H. Gest
Bush W. Foley
N. D. C. Hodges
Masdames
Larz Anderson
Louise Anderson
A. H. Chatfield
N. H. Davis
Emery
L. B. Harrison
C. J. Livingood
Longworth
G. P. Taft
Robert Ramsey
T. C. van Antwerp
Christ Church Parish House
Mr. Vandyke
K. G. Guide
William V. Moody
R. B. Moulton
Brander Matthews
E. H. Sothern
Norman Hapgood
Howard Walker
B. Browne
Kenyon Cox
Gustave Hickey
C. R. Ashbee
Charles DeKay
Arts and Crafts
Carl Armbruster
Louis C. Elson
Messrs. L. Meakin
Clement Barnhorn
J. H. Gest
P. V. N. Myers
Community Church Notes Highlight Summer Services
Christ Church prepares special programs for graduates from the University of Cincinnati with morning and evening music including Te Deum Jubilate and Hail King of Saints. Other churches announce specials from universalist and Luthern services to dedications and picnics at Woodsdale Island with patriotic songs and flags.
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Christ Church
University of Cincinnati
Howard Melish
Warren
C. Voyrich
Wagner
King of Saints
Buck
God
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Woodsdale Island
Chas. Herbert Jones
Want Your Friends Brains for Ten Times the Prize
A playful ad invites readers to send in nine friends brains to gain ten times the value of one. Participants compete for 1,490 prizes in a carnival like contest promising great winnings for collective brainpower.
Quiet Enjoined on Worshipers at Mount of Blessings Camp Meeting
Judge Dempsey barred early morning and late evening prayer on Mount of Blessings. The injunction limits noise and sets 7 to 9 PM for prayers while permitting use of the east street side for camp meetings. Despite restrictions, opening night drew hundreds amid moans and exhortations from Rev. Rees. 240 visitors live in tents. 135 attend the school proper with other ministers scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Superior Court
God’s Bible School
Young and Ringgold Streets
Mt. Auburn
M. W. Knapp
Mount of Bags
Knapp
Bessie Queen Standley
Mary Storey
Meredith Standley
Thomas H. Darby
Healy
Judge Dempsey
Bible School
Mount of Blessings
Mr. Rees
Tabernacle
Rees
Stalker
Dolbon
Godbey
Collector Nathan Lehman Faces Court Over Sewing Machine Debt
Nathan Lehman testified in Squire Winkler's court about attempting to collect August Scharringhausen's payments for sewing machines. Scharringhausen, a tailor at 1403 Race Street, refused to pay, leading to a confrontation in which Lehman claimed injuries and the return of the machines after a constable's wagon intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Lehman
Bob Fitzsimmons
Squire Winkler
August Scharringhausen
Race Street
Lehman
Scharringhausen
Constable Ehman
Walnut Hills High School Art Show Impresses Visitors
Visitors crowded the Walnut Hills High School hall yesterday to view students art class specimens. Lower grades displayed still life while older students offered life drawings water colors and head studies. Decorative designs and mechanical drawings also drew praise from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High School
Hughes and Woodward
Bunte Jostled From Ladder at Church Store Tragedy
Coroner Schwab filed notice of the death of August Bunte a 44 year old salesman at the John Church Company music store Fourth and Elm. While at the top of a ladder reaching music a co worker lightly jarred the ladder causing a fall head first resulting in fatal injuries. Dr Geier attended him at his home in Colliss avenue He was married and 4 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
August Bunte
John Church Company
Fourth and Elm
Bunte
Geier
Colliss Avenue
O'Hara Ordered to Proceed on Findlay Market Work
Architect J. J. Rueckert reported to the Board of Public Service that T. J. O'Hara, contractor for the glunpins works in Findlay Street Market House, has refused to proceed pending court ruling on the act authorizing bonds. The board directed the Clerk to notify him to immediately begin performance of his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rueckert
Board of Public Service
T. J. O'Hara
Findlay Street
To Young Women Warned About Female Health
A promotional appeal from Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine stressing guidance for young women during puberty and recalling testimonial letters from readers. It urges contacting Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice and promises a $2000 reward for proving any testimonial is false or unpublished without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Bryan
Vance St
Memphis
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannia Kumpz
Chester St
Little Rock
Ark
Fannie Kumps
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
University Commencement Sees Degrees Conferred by President Ayers
The University holds its commencement with over forty graduates to receive Bachelor of Arts and many to obtain Master’s degrees. President Ayers will confer degrees and have Merrick Whitcomb deliver the inaugural address, marking his first faculty speaker role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Merrick Whitcomb
Howard Melish
University and Technical School
Phi Betta Kappa Key
Howard Ayers
Burnet Avenue
Frank Nelson
Christ Church
There Are Three Thousand Four Hundred Ninety Chance Prizes
A public notice announces a drawing offering three thousand four hundred ninety chances to win a prize. Details specify eligibility, how to enter, and where to submit entries by the stated deadline.
New Books at Mercantile List Wide Range of Works
A catalog of new titles offered at Mercantile including educational manuals by Froebel and Hervey, biographies of Gipsy Smith and John Kendrick Bangs, histories of Northern New York and Louisiana, literary romances set in the Louisiana Purchase era, and works on art, philosophy, and drama. Many authors like T. R. Sullivan Rodney Smith Chas Sherlock Frances Charles L. Finstein J. H. Muirhead H. Irving Hancock and W. G. Brown are represented among a varied list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel
Tiy Oyughes
T. R. Sullivan
Gipsy Smith
Rodney Smith
Holland
J. A. Mets
Clive Holland
Chas. R. Sherlock
Louisiana Purchase
Sheppard Stevens
Nancy
Eleanor Hoyt
New York
N. B. Sylvester
Maxime Gorky
Frances Charles
Jasper Standish
Rita
P'icture
W. L. Hervey
Ursula
Clinton Scollard
Virginia
L. M. Thurston
H. E. Rives
John Kendrick Bangs
England
L. Finstein
Paul Bourget
J. H. Muirhead
Yale
Yorktown
J. . &. Farmer
Lower South
W. G. Brown
Pacific
C. L. Marah
West Point
H. Irving Hancock
Hertfordshire
H. W. Tompkins
Father Marquette
R. G. Schwaites
Paul S. Reinach
M. H. Ng
Marshall
Te. Chas. T. Murray
Society of Colonial Ars
Anniversary of Fidelity Bank Failure Hits Cincinnati
Today marks the fifteen year anniversary of Fidelity National Bank’s collapse in Cincinnati. E L Harper and Benjamin Hopkins were jailed for related wrecking, deaths included Ammi Baldwin, Benj Hopkins, William Wiltshire, James Hicks, and Receiver Armstrong. Many former staff recovered. dividends paid reached 58 percent to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
E. L. Harper
Benjamin Hopkins
Ammi Baldwin
Benj. Hopkins
William Wiltshire
James Hicks
David Armstrong
Jack
John, Yowell
Board of Elections
Public Hearing on Route of New Electric Line
The Board of Public Service announces a public hearing next Tuesday on the proposed electric line route replacing the Sycamore cable. Petitioners are invited to present their cases and the traction company president will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Sycamore
The
Traction Company
Laxative Rory Heads to Goering Meet
Rory, a noted laxative figure, faces a nervy run at the Goering showcase. Officials expect a cautious turnout as medical skeptics debate his claims amid mounting public interest.
Railroad Timetables and Station Listings in Baltimore Area
A dense excerpt lists rail timetables and ticket offices for multiple lines. It includes schedules for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest, Chesapeake and Ohio, Monon, Grand Trunk, Pennsylvania Lines, Louisville and Nashville, Illinois Central, and other routes, detailing departure and arrival times, station offices, and transfer points across Central Union Station and Fourth Street Station. The entries reflect a busy, multi-line timetable page with numerous times and endpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IN & Dayton
Iller Sts Pte
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R. R
Central Union Station
Third St
Harrison
Cincinnati
Northern R. R
Union Central Station
Toledo
Jackson
Ianneh
Te Sidiensns Pds
St. Louis
Vandalia
MONON
Fifth
Paymiller
Chicago Fast Mail
Ind
Lafayette
Chi
Chicago
Chicago Express
Prie Railroad
Fifth and
Baymiller Streets
Fourth Street
Winton Place
Erie
Marton
Youngstown
Buffalo
Lakewood
Jamestown
Bostom
New York
Rca Enlevyis Os
Pete
Cdiceai
Wheeling and Pittsburg
Columbus
Zanesville
Louisville and Paducah
Louisy
Jeffersonville
North Vernon
Cleveland
Central Union
Fourth and Vine Streets
Boston
Southwestern Limited
East
Dayton
Kenton and Sandusky
Kenton
Sandusky
Indianapolis
White City
Chicago Night Express
St.Louis
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Champaign
Central Union Depo
F. F. v. Limited
N. York
Huntington
Maysville & Hunt, Accom
Memphis
N. O. Limited
New Orleans
Ark
Texas Limited
Crawforthsville
Connersville & Hagerstown
Richmond
Maysville
Illinois Central Railroad
Vine Street
Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
N. Orleans Sp
Texas
Mex
California
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Archbishop Elder
Anthony Mentink
ST. Xavier College
Charles H. Schroder
Plans of
Church Notes
W.S. Perkins
Meridian
Conn
First Universalist Church
A. P. Keil
J. Kapp
Kapp
Church of the Advent
Mound Street
Mt. Healthy High School
Central Christian Church
Mr. Schmidt
8. A. Fisher
Carl L. Spitzfaden
Mary Burns
Stuart Moser
Edwin O. Schtroetter
Ozella Egleston
Clarence Slete
Mae Domn
Charlotte Muth
Earl Hunt
Myrtle Brown
J. P. Cummins
Katie McGill
W. T. Frank
Lincoln Park
St. Peter's Episcopal Mission
Elmwood
Boyd Vincent
E. T. Williams
China
Mr. Williams
Christie M. E
Levi Gilbert
Mothers’ Association of
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Haydn Society
Haydn
Progr
Elizabeth Steward
Elizabeth Mathias
Charless. Drees
Porto Rico
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Walden
Wiley Hell
Porto Ric
Walden
Drees
South America
Davis W. Clark
M. E. Church
McMicken
Linwood
Clark
St. Paul
Clifton
Esther McNeill
C. W. Jones
St. Paul's
Dean Snedeker
Robert Nelson
God's Bible School
Says O'Hara
Social Economic Woman’s Club of
Mercantile
Ta Bey
Fidelity Bank
Harper
Ohio Penitentiary
Bath
New York City
Fidelity
Uicle
Sam
Ed Lucius
Charles Hinsch
Fifth National Bank
Claude Asnbrook
Harry Watters
Watters
Henry Woodward
Glendale
Rory Os
Pennsylvania Lines
E Pearl
Butler Sts
Fourth and
Walnut Sts
Pittsburg
Xenia
Logansport
Hamilton
Akron
Louisville & Nashville R.R
Pearl and Butler
Fifth and Vine
Louisville
Lou
N. Orleans
Nash
Fla
N. O
Ining
Kentucky Central Division
Lexington Express
M'borough
Bristol
Fourth St
Lexington Mall
Butler
Falmouth
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Ation, Pearl and
Fourth
Walnut
Michigan Express
Northland Express
Cincinna & Waskingum Valley
Pearl and Butler Sts
Lancaster and
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Race Streets
Florida
Jacksville
Birmingham
Mobile
Chatland
Charleston
Chattanooga & Way Points
Lexington & Junction
Erlanger and Dixon
Frankfort
Queen — Ry
Central Union Tamee P.M
Georgetown
Innati
Pearl and
Beth. É
Town
Way
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Ashev
At- Walton
Williamstown Blanchet
Ports
Sekewres
Folk & Western Railway
Penguivenis
Cme
Virgin
Station Court Street
Broadway
Sardinia
Hills
Lebanon
Lebanon Ac
Montgomery
Brecon
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