Bankers Club Dines as Southern Railroad Report Is Adopted
Bankers' Club of Cincinnati approves the report on the Cincinnati Southern Railway after an inspection trip noting excellent track and terminal conditions. The committee urges extending the lease with fair terms, safeguards on arbitration, freight rates, and speed of bond-funded terminal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith P. Griffith
Southern Railroad Committee
Judge Conner
Messrs. Griffith
Bohrer
Conner
Rowe
Tudor and Irwin
Lemmon
Wachs
Bankers’ Club of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ward Baldwin
Cincinnati University
Asati Southernsistant
Cincinnae
Iap
Murphy
Lessee Road
Chattanooga
Colonel Nicholson
Sayler
Messrs
Carlisle and Morrison
Cincinnati Southern
Baldwin
Sinking Fund
James E. Mooney
R. Burton
Briggs Cunningham
Cincinnati
Somerset
Georgetown
Lexington
Burgen
Junction City
Oakdale
Harriman Junction
Ludlow
Lessee Company
Potenti Southern
Semmiones
Salen
Lessee
The
Southern Railway System
Southern Railway
G. P. Griffith
Geo. H. Bohrer
John S. Conner
Casper
Leopold Kleybolte
Guckenberger
Kleybolte
H. H. Peck
Epworth League District Holds Annual Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati District Epworth League met at Wesley Chapel with several hundred young people present. President L A Statler led sessions as reports showed 44 BEpworth League chapters totaling 2 400 members and 28 junior chapters with 1 500 members. Revs Curnick Robinson Edmunds Wycoff Rust Spivey Davis among ministers attended. The Rev Davis W Clark opened with prayer. Levi Gilbert D D editor of Western Christian Advocate spoke on The Bible as Literature. Officers elected include President L A Statler and several vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer Donald M Ross. Junior League head Etta Hill. The gathering was regarded as a success and promises a productive year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
L. A. Statler
Wm. E. Brooks
Bepworth League
Curnick
Robinson
D Edmond
Alice Alhauser
Miss Marple
M. Falkenburgh
8S. W. Bell
H. Nippert
J. Stegemeyer
Donald M. Ross
Etta Hill
Police officers watch for the Commercial Tribune
Police officers warn readers to watch for the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 as part of a public safety advisory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Officials Return From Philadelphia Convention
County Auditor Eugene L. Lewis led a return of officials to the Courthouse after attending the Philadelphia convention. He praised the event as highly successful and praised arrangements for the Blaingg Club. Treasurer R. K. Hynick and Jailer Louis Kushman joined him, both with sleeves rolled up after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Lewis
Philadelphia
Blaingg
Assia
R. K. Hynick
Louis Kushman
Tomato crop slowed by cold nights worries growers
Growers report cool nights retard tomato plant growth and may cause a lighter crop though acreage looks near average. Skinner & London notes the crop will be late but not reduced in volume unless early frosts end it. market outlook remains unsettled but not discouraged at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Skinner & London
Shipping Cotton South Paradox Drives NY to New Orleans Trade
Cincinnati trader A. H. Warren shipped 200 bales to Robert Moore Company in New Orleans, reversing a past route. The same cotton moved from New Orleans to Cincinnati at 7.5 cents and returned at 9.5 cents, yielding nearly 2 cents per pound on a 100000 pound shipment. The South overshipped and now lacks stock, prompting reshipping to the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New Orleans
A. H. Warren
East Canal Street
Robert Moore Company
Examinations for Harvard and Radcliffe at YMCA Building
Examinations for admission to Harvard University and Radcliffe College will be held at the Y M C A Building from June 25 through June 30, inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
Cincinnati
M. C
Harvard
Annual Cincinnati Bar Outing Beats Bankers in Banter
About 150 attendees enjoyed the Cincinnati Bar Association annual outing and dinner at the Zoological Gardens. The event featured impromptu speeches, a lively exchange with the Bankers Club, and unanimous support for funding an additional courthouse story via a petition signed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bar Association
Zoological Gardens
Treasury
Henry Woost
William B. Fox
Fred C. Cross
Louis R. Luebbert
Edw. A. Hafner
Alfred M. Allen
James M. Brandt
Zoo
Cincinnati
Frank Coppock
Association
Wilson
Peck
John W. Herron
Bankers’ Club
Judge Swing
Rufus B. Smith
W. H. Jackson
Coppock
Spiegel
Follett
W. H. Mackay
Colonel Huey
Alabama
Judge Jackson
Marion
Ala
Sowa
Himston
Grand March for Cincinnati Business Men to Indianapolis
The B M G Jaunt plans a 8 am Big Four train from Grand Central with 300 business and professional members. Grand Marshal B E Shipley led preparations with five marching divisions and a 1:30 pm meeting for captains at the clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Evan Woollens
Commercial Club
Hoosier City
Cincinnati Club
Fairview Park
Belt Railroad
Connersville
H. H. Suydam
House Committee
Frank Gorton
Frank W. Foulds
W. M. Pratt
W.W. Ez. McCall
Robert Shearer
Harrison
A. W. Macbrair
R. H. Crane
W. C. Geis
C. C. Maltby
John L. Shuff
Edward Greine
C. M. Bartlett
K. F. Benndorf
A. M. Stearns
Charles W. Tomlinson
J. W. Montgomery
John EB. Richardson
A. W. Hayward
Joe Cantor
S. P. Ellis
George Littleford
L. H. Martin
Motormen Watch the Commercial Tribune
A brief note calls on motormen to check the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for updates or notices.
Cincinnati Deanery Sets Mission Apportionment Total
The Cincinnati Deanery of the Diocese of Southern Ohio held a session in Episcopal rooms with Rev. J. D. Stanley presiding. Ministers attended as they discussed the apportionment to be raised for diocesan missions, planning the next fall meeting while many will vacation through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Southern Ohio
Episcopal Rooms
J. D. Stanley
Church of Our Savior
Mt. Auburn
M Ts
Quarrel With Ice Tongs Ends With Possible Mortality
Blair Evans a colored Bellevue Kentucky man was seriously injured in a fight with Sam Scott a John Street Louisville man. Evans an old soldier drunkenly confronted Scott in a John Street restaurant and used ice tongs striking Scott. Scott recovered the tongs and felled Evans fracturing his skull. Evans was taken to a hospital with a probable fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Evans
Bellevue
Sam Scott
John Street
Evans
Fifth
Scott
Abel
Mrs John Wayne Dead At Watch Hill
Mrs John Stark Wayne wife of Curry Woodenware Company president died in Cincinnati. William M Greene vice president of B and O Southwestern Railroad relayed the news. The Waynes and Greenes resided in Cincinnati colony at Watch Hill and stayed at the Hotel Arms before leaving May 24 for their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stark Wayne
Curry Woodenware Company
Cincinnati
Wm. M. Greene
Wayne
Watch Hill
Hotel Arms
Syrett Still Missing as Police Track Forgery Suspect
Police press in on Joffee fraud case as Saloon keeper Riehl obtains a forgery warrant. Syrett remains at large after pausing his scheme last Wednesday evening on Dayton street. Police circulate portraits and seek help from other cities while noting the false choir affiliation error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GH. Riehl
York and
Linn Streets
A. M. Syrett
Syrett
Riehl
Gener
Dayton Street
St. Louis
Syret
Joffee
First German Reformed Church
Fregnan Avenue
Hulbert Street
St. Luke's
Epic
Findlay and Baymiller St
Plum Street City Building Ceiling Decor Under Way
Artist Otto Beck works on the Plum Street entrance ceiling with Municipal Art Association rivals as three year project nears completion. The central design depicts municipal life with surrounding figures for Music Art Physics Mathematics Astronomy History and Physiology. Prof Junkermann resigns from opposition to the Boone report and seeks retirement. A new ordinance limits building height to two and a half times street width, awaiting Board of legislation action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Beck
Plum Street
Beck
Municipal Art Association
Junkermann
Boone
Change of Colors Confuses Weather Map Signs
Students report wild forecasts as Captain Bassler investigates a map color change. White marks once signaled fair weather red circles rain, now red spots imply clear. Blue half circles signified fair, blue whales cloudy and yellow rain, leaving river and coal men convinced rain is everywhere and a rise is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassler
German M E Preachers Entertained by Golders in Walnut Hills
The Central Conference German Methodist preachers held their monthly meeting at Dr Christian Golder and wife s Fairfax avenue East Walnut Hills. Seventeen ministers attended and were hospitably entertained. Rev Schimmelphennig of Covington Ky read a paper on The Influence of the Temperament on the Spiritual Life. The discussions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Golder
Central Conference
Christian Golder
Fairfax Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Golder
Schimmelphennig
Covington, Ky
McQuery Benefit at Lagoon Falls to Honor Officer
A Police Benefit Association event at the Lagoon expands crowds if weather holds. A vaudeville show in the amphitheater at 4 and 8 p.m. will raise all receipts for Officer McQuery’s family. Chief Pugh assigns policemen as ticket sellers doorkeepers and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuery
Police Benefit Association of
Anderson and Ziegler
Pugh
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A vintage ad promises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup eases teething pain for children. It claims to soften gums and cure wind colic, offered at 25 cents per bottle in a generic, period-appropriate tone.
Asphalt bids spark board debates on five year street repairs
The Board of Public Service reviewed asphalt bids for five year repairs on Fall alley Wilkymacky alley Levi alley Court street John street George street Liberty street Ohio avenue Rose Hill avenue and Lenox place. Warren-Scharf and Trinidad submitted near equal bids while D Folz topped all. Budgets and protests tied to sewer projects along Montrose Beekman and Linton streets.
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Board of Public Service
Fall Alley
Levi Alley
Court Street
John Street
George Street
Liberty Street
Ohio Avenue
Rose Hill Avenue
Lenox Place
Warren-Scharf Asphalt Company
Trinidad Asphalt Company
D. Folz Asphalt Company
D. Folz Company
Rose Hill
Warren-Scharf
Trinidad
Cincinnati & Westwood Railway Company
Montrose Avenue
Beekman Street
Queen City, Avenue
Linton Street
W. Fogarty
Board of Legislation
Michael Cramer
August Schuthaker
Walter Chenault
George Dankel
Alex True
J. Beckman
Louis Schimeckhaus
Johnson
Ravine Street
Bloody Run
Hopkins Avenue
McMillan Sheet
Street Railway Strikes and a Labor Leader’s View
Hugh Cavanaugh addressed the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church on Street Railway Strikes defending the St. Louis action. He argued workers sought twelve hours per day and union recognition, faulting railroad magnates for deadlock. He called the dispute a historic bitter clash of labor and capital and urged public ownership with merit systems to prevent strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cavanaugh
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
St. Louis
Cahanaugh
Dr Mason Honored With Evening Reception The Ninth Street Church
Dr W C B Mason senior general secretary of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society returns to desk plans for the July 10 arrival meeting then trips to Danville Alabama to address large congregations He is moving with his family to San Francisco after returning from the Boston banquet for Bishop J W Hamilton who is visiting the city with the Methodist Social Union The Ninth Street M E Church held a largely attended reception with addresses by Rev Dr R B Rust Bishop David H Moore T L Wilson Miss Susie Miller Jackson Parham and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
Boston
Methodist Social Union
Pacific Seacoast
San Francisco
W. C. B Mason
The
Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society
Danville
Mason
Ninth Street M. E
Freeman Avenue
R. B. Rust
David H. Moore
Susie Miller
Messrs. Jackson
Parham
Strauss Orchestra Tour Plans Spotlight Rudolf Aronson
Rudolf Aronson, veteran New York manager, registered at the Buena House and spoke of Edouard Strauss Orchestra touring next season. Strauss, famed for the Strauss brothers lineage, last played in Music Hall twelve years ago as part of the family musical reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Aronson
New York City
Buenet House
Edouard Strauss
Strauss
Johann
Josef
Edouard
Johann Strauss
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Wm. Albert
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W. A. Lemmon
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J. M. Blair
W. B. Melish
J. D. Parker
Briggs
L. G. Pochat
W. Brown
Benj. Pritz
Cc. M. Holloway
C. P. Tucker
Roses Holzman
D. H. Tudor
H. Kellogg
W. L. Voight
R. Kleybolte
Wm. C. Wachs
M. M. White
E. N. Laraide
Foun
J. Rawson
Tate
Son 1
Worey Chapel
Lewis
Cincinnati Association
E. E. Shipley
Depot
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Deanery
John Wayne
Local Concern
City Building Notes
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Colorado
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Utah
Chicago and
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Chicago
William M. Shaw
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4Th & Vine Sts
Abbott
4Th & Scott Sts
Covington
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VIA
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Race Sts
Auvarn Av
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Thoron
DR. Mason
Ninth Street M. E. Church
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the Strauss Orchestra
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Devil's Lake
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WM. Applegate
Atlantic City, N. J
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Virginia Av
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Osborne & Ter
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Harry Bothman
Shelburne
James D. Southwick
Cape May, N. J
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Morgan
Horace M. Cake
Hotel Normandie
Washington, D
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Chamber of Commerce
Bartlett College
Michican
Lake Harbor
Grand Haven
Ottawa Beach
Spring Lake
Holland
Macatawa
Milwaukee
BIG Four
College
W. 4Th St
Pres. C. M. Bartlett
AU Phitheater
Lores Grimm
Neilsen
Isters
Bros
Gaspard
Palm Garden
Chester Park
Chester Park Opera Co
Martha
Hawtey's
Smith & Nixon's
Coney
Audeville
Crand
First Regiment
Louisville
City OF
Pittsburg
Coney Island
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
LEA & Perrins
Cuie
Jon Duncan
Acaxts
New York
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