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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
5
Judge John P. Murphy of the Common Pleas Court and his wife plan a south of Ireland visit starting next Thursday to see his birthplace in Killarney. He recalls nothing of the place but expects novel experiences, then they will tour the continent and return by late August.
The Fresh Air Society lists weekly donations ending June 12 led by L. Lonmad 600 and Mrs. Louis Kramer 1000 with many individuals and groups contributing. A note praises small gifts sending a child to the Fresh Air farm for a week and outlines summer needs to reach about 6000 dollars for the season.
Dr. Howard Ayers of the University of Cincinnati defends co education in cultural studies while noting Armour Institute exclusion of girls from engineering and domestic economy reveals two separate departments. He says co education should involve equal access and true integration across all fields.
Omaha report states Line Tinner of Company I Twenty fifth Infantry was found guilty of murder in the first degree in the killing of Sergeant Robert Yourse at Fort Niobrara Nebraska on April 17 The jury spared capital punishment and imposed life imprisonment under U S law
On the first and third Tuesdays of May through September 1908 the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offer greatly reduced one-way and round-trip tickets to many West and Southwest points. Round trips have a 21 day return limit with liberal stopover privileges. provide your objective point and ticket count for quotes and free printed maps.
In New York Dodd, Mead & Co publishes the New International Encyclopedia, Vol. 10. Also listed are English Literature, Hamlet notes edition, and various novels and references from U P James Cincinnati and other publishers with prices such as 25c, $1.50, and $2 net. Descriptions include periodical works, juvenile tales, and artist illustrated editions.
Four year old Harold Disken of 2413 Spring Grove Avenue was badly bitten by a supposed mad dog that ran amuck near his home yesterday morning. His father carried him to City Hospital where the wounds were cauterized.
The issue previews the book Lawn Tennis at Home and Abroad edited by A Wallis Meyers with contributors Mahony Scrivener Hillyard and others and notes a frontispiece of Hugh Doherty. It also surveys new novels and nonfiction including The Sign of the Jumna by Homer Hulbert and Round Anvil Rock by Nancy Huston Banks plus reports on writers Andy Adams and Stewart Edward White.
A garbled health blurb promotes cures for heart disease by strengthening nerves, enriching blood, and improving circulation. It mentions Dr Mis Hears Cat and phrases like Sate and sur m guaran with unclear guarantees.
A quick exchange at a Baltimore shop shows a hurried customer asking for cigars to fit a bicycle ride and a puzzled dealer questioning the need for special smoking. The fragmentary dialogue hints at casual urban scene and consumer impulses.
Readers learn of Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a palatable alternative to bitter cod liver oils. The preparation claims to aid vitality in hot weather and suit weak stomachs, marketed by Katharinon Chemical Co in St. Louis and sold by all druggists.
Obituary notices for Robert M Kuерze aged 57 at home June 19. Funeral June 23 High Mass Holy Family Church. Hugh Munce son of James and Mary McCollum Munce died June 21. Funeral June 23 at 2 p.m. Rose E Powell nee Fred aged 32 died June 20 at 5:25 p.m. Burial June 23 at 2 p.m. Henry Woesman Sr aged 82 died June 20 at daughter’s home Bellevue. Requiem High Mass June 23 at St Anthony’s Church Budd Street.
Auditor's balance sheet lists funds and balances for various public accounts including Agricultural Society, Miami River Bridge, Carthage Pike improvement, Cincinnati and Montgomery Pike, and tax sales. Totals show numerous debits and credits with specific fund amounts and fees, concluding with a certification by County Auditor A Gene L Lewis and Deputy E S Beaman.
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company reports loss of two capital stock certificates and duplicates requested. Certificate 29885 for 16 shares dated May 21 1901 in the estate of John Boyle. Certificate 3092 for 26 shares dated 1901 in the name of Nan Call. J J Sullivan 421 Central Avenue.
Whisky sale set for 11 o’clock a.m. Monday June 22 1905 at 219 EB second street Cincinnati Ohio for cash to highest bidder. Twelve barrels Belle of Nelson Whisky stored at Louisville Public Warehouse serials 21573 74 and 21630 30. Auctioneer J B Wallace. whisky commissioners M Durnor & Co.
The Procter & Gamble Company announces on June 16 1903 that the regular quarterly dividend of two percent on the preferred stock is payable after July 15 1903 to stockholders of record at 8 o'clock June 30 1903. Transfer books remain open. D B Gamble secretary.
VATTIER LODGE NO AND DA M Special meeting MON EVE NING June 22 at 6 o'clock. Work M M Degree. Visitors invited. L R SCHOLL W M.
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