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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1902

Page

10

Holding Coal Heady for Rise Foresees Soft Coal Shortage

Local coal dealers prepare for possible sympathy strike with anthracite miners by stockpiling 7,000,000 bushels of soft coal in Pittsburg and ordering more. A river fleet ready to ship, with barges and flats engaged, aims to control Middle West and Southern markets if miners' walkout triggers price jumps. A recent meeting debated immediate price increases to leverage on-hand supply.

Indianapolis Pittsburg Middle West Louisville

Labor unions reindorse the brewery boycott

A large meeting at Workmen's Hall united delegates from Central Labor Council and building trades to strengthen the boycott against Cincinnati Covington and Newport breweries. They condemned the Brewers' Exchange for obstructing workers and formed committees to broaden action and target two breweries seen as hostile.

Workmen's Hall Cincinnati Covington Newport Central Labor Council Building Trades Zorn Brewers’ Exchange

Warren R. Greene Named Organizer for Tri-State Area

Warren R. Greene of this city has been appointed by the National Building Trades Association as organizer and representative for Cincinnati Covington Newport and the counties of Hamilton Kenton and Campbell. The honor reflects his long service with the local Building Trades Council and his standing among labor leaders. He begins his new duties promptly.

Warren R. Greene National Building Trades Association, of America Cincinnati Covington Newport Hamilton Kenton Campbell Greene Building Trades Council Mr. Greene

Carpenters Protest Dues Rise Dampening Union Enlistment

A breeze among carpenters unions follows a dues increase especially in initiation fees. Several members protest the raise, and plans to recruit all local carpenters into the union ranks are said to be dampened.

Carpenters

Dearest Wish of Ignatz Burger to Die in Germany

Ignatz Burger, 46, of Harrison Avenue, ailing with an incurable brain condition, wished to return to the fatherland to die. His plans to convert funds for a final trip to Germany were thwarted as his health declined while hospitalized in Baltimore.

Ignatz Burger T Hospital Questiorz Harrison Avenue Ignatz Jerland Burger Germany

Don’t Think About It Any More Subscriptions Ad

A short notice urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to get ideas off their minds. The ad emphasizes immediate action and mental relief through firm commitment to a newspaper subscription.

The Commercial Tribune

Mrs Strong Accuses Bar Tenders in Jewelry Theft

Clifton resident Mrs. Charles Streng reports a $2100 jewelry theft after drinking at the Utopia saloon Walnut street and nearby hotels. Bartender August Garber is jailed on grand larceny charges after allegedly taking a large brooch with 39 diamonds and other pieces from her wrapped package.

Charles Streng Clifton Utopia Walnut Street Sherwood House August Garber East Fifth Street Strong Garber Streng Elm Street Sixth Ludlow Avenue

Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances

The notice explains a contest with 1,490 prizes and a group of ten entrants sharing 14,900 chances to win a portion of the $34,000. Each participant has ten chances per entry set to claim a prize.

St Gregory's Students to Graduate Today

St Gregory's Preparatory Seminary will hold its commencement at 10 o'clock this morning at Seminary Hall Cedar Point. Graduates include Dennis Behan John Burke Henry Buse Oswald McGinn George Meyer Martin Molloy Bernard Robers Frank Siefert William Spickelmann and Frank Varley. The exercises are led by Very Rev Henry Brinkmeyer Rev F E Bruegge and Vicar General John C Schoenhoeff, D D with Behan as valedictorian and Andrew Hemmerschich directing the musical program.

St. Gregory's Preparatory Seminary Cedar Point John C. Albrinck Mt. St. Mary's Seminary Price Hill Dennis Behan Grand Rapids Mich John Burke Lebanon, O Henry Buse Cincinnati Oswald McGinn Michigan George Meyer Martin Molloy Washington Co Bernard Robers Frank Siefert William Spickelmann Frank Varley Springfield Henry Brinkmeyer F. E. Bruegge John C. Schoenhoeff D.D Andrew Hemmerschich J. L. Beckmann St. Lawrence Church J. Schoenhaeft Otto Auer A. J. Mentink Sacred Heart Church Camp Washington Mentink J. M. Feldmann Jos. Tieken Sacred Heart Choir A. Stadermann St. Gregory’s Seminary F. Siefert Wm. Spickelmann B. Robers Chas. M. Diener St. Francis Church John Schehl J. Stein St. Mary's Church Thirteenth Street Bernard Moeller J. McNeara A. Baumstark Urbana Fostoria Martin Higgins

Y. M. I. Memorial Service Held at St Joseph's Cemetery

The Y. M. I. of this city held its annual memorial service at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Attendees gathered at 2:00 p.m. Dr. Thos. P. Hart and President T. W. Burke spoke as a male choir performed pieces including Some Sweet Day Requiem Aeter nam and Dies Irae. Rev. B. Kuhlmann gave the benediction and girls in white laid flowers on graves of Fathers Doyle Wimsey Daly and other members.

St. Joseph's Cemetery Thos. P. Hart T. W. Burke B. von Walde G. Heyker B. J. Woermann J. Timmermann L. Newmann A. Harrison

Cincinnati Teachers Pension Fund Gains Monthly Revenue

The new pension fund will receive 1852 monthly from Cincinnati teachers with 926 agreeing to $2 monthly deductions. About 3400 monthly from pensioners who have not paid the $600 entry, totaling around 2200 monthly. The pension roll sits just over 2000. Forty four teachers refused to join. one on leave has not answered. June pensions due after July 1.

Cincinnati

University of Cincinnati annual report held for board review

The annual report of President Ayers is handed to Chairman Kunn and awaits the chairman and clerk reports before printing. The clerk's report has been ready since January. Directors will not receive the full report until September 16 unless a special meeting is convened. Best for Rheumatism mentioned as a cure.

Ayers University of Cincinnati Kunn Board of Directors

Postmen Decode A Souvenir Card From Alsace Lorraine

A souvenir postcard mailed June 1 from Ingwiller Alsace Lorraine to Mrs. Meiss Oak Street Walnut Hills was misaddressed. German postmen deduced the sender’s American status and redirected it to Cincinnati Walnut Hills where it arrived June 12.

Alsace- Lorraine Meiss Harry Meiss Reins & Meiss Oak Street Walnut Hills United States Postal Service Europe Ingweiler Alsace-Lorraine Germany Cincinnati

Dutch Masters On View In pamphlet by steamship line

The Holland American Line published Dutch Art As Seen By a Layman by James H Gore. The illustrated forty seven page guide features famous paintings from Amsterdam The Hague and Haarlem galleries. It aims to aid travelers and art lovers with descriptions and reproductions of works by Hals Ruysdael Ostade Steen Terburg Potter Cuyp Rembrandt and others. The pamphlet is freely available at company offices.

Holland-American Steamship Line James H. Gore Columbia University Washington, D. C Amsterdam Hague Haarlem Holland Franz Hals Hobbema Ruysdael Fiddler van Ostade C. Fabritius St. Nicholas G. Dou Steamship Company

Kissing bugs bite men as city reports surge

City Hospital sees increased kissing bug bites among men with swollen lips. Affected individuals recount nocturnal insect assaults, contrasting with last year’s female victims. Emil Meyers, a Westwood bachelor, was bitten and hospitalized after a festive kiss, leaving half his face swollen.

Ele Frid Emil Meyers Westwood

Reverend Poland to represent St Xavier at Catholic Colleges convention

Rev John Poland of St Xavier's College will represent the institution at the fourth annual convention of the Association of Catholic Colleges in the United States. The Palmer House in Chicago hosts July 9 and 10 with Rt Rev Thomas Conaty presiding. Other presidents include Rt Rev J Quirk Loyola Baltimore and Dr J M Reiner. A conference on Catholic high school movements accompanies the event. The gathering opens with pontifical high mass at the cathedral with Bishop P J Muldoon celebrant.

John Poland St. Xavier's College Association of Catholic Colleges United States Palmer House Chicago Thos J. Conaty Catholic University At Washington J. Quirk Loyola College Baltimore B. Verheyen Edict's College Atchison J. M. Reiner P. J. Muldoon

Urged Students to Cast Votes at Cincinnati Class Sermon

Rev J Howard Melish preached to the University of Cincinnati Class of 1902 urging active participation in city government and labor reform. He decried primary ballot voting as senseless and called for action to improve Cincinnati’s slums and worker treatment.

University of Cincinnati J. Howard Melish Christ Church Ehrgott Melish Cincinnati The University

Knights of St John group heads to Rochester convention

Local delegation led by Colonel H Wintering Major T Wieck Lieutenant Colonel Geo Kimmel J Buschelmann G M Geiger Colonel Bunning and George Schroder travels to Rochester New York for the twenty fourth annual Knights of St John convention opening today at St Patrick's Cathedral with a solemn high mass by Vicar General T F Hickey and a sermon by Rt Rev Bishop McQuaid D D

Knights of St. John H. Wintering T Wieck Geo. Kimmel J. Buschelmann G. M. Geiger Bunning George Schroder Rochester N. Y The St. Patrick’s Cathedral Bishop McQuaid D.D

Mrs Winslow’s Boo Ee Fi Patent Medicine Curiosities

Fragmentary OCR notes claim Mrs Winslow’s Boo Ee Fi cures colic soothes gums and relieves diarrhea in children. The item mentions a price of 2 cents a bottle and reads like an early 19th or 20th century patent remedy anecdote.

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