Outing Resorts Bustling Despite Cold for Sunday Fun
Crowds thronged parks and steamboats as Chester Park offered a high class bill of acts led by Miss Blanche Sloan on aerial rings and Oldrieve the water walker. Coney Island hosted a large Sunday crowd with vaudeville, concerts, and a daring slide act by Miss Russell, plus public outings by Ohio regiment survivors and Giuseppe Garibaldi Society members.
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Blanche Sloan
Miss Sloan
Ted Sloan
Oldrieve
Davenport
Tuxedo Ladies
Coney Island
Cincinnati Military Bang
Mosulla
Russell
Jhine Regal
Onzo
Wils
Coney
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Orchestra at the Zoo enters second week
Attendance rises as Michael Brand's band draws crowds to the Zoo. A rag time concert is planned for Wednesday with a classical program on Friday. Carl Schuett earned applause for a clarinet solo, and a new hippopotamus naming ceremony for Zeekve is set today at 2 o'clock with many schoolchildren invited.
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Michael] Brand
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Carl Schuett
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Queen City Beach Opens in Bellevue Arctic Era of Local Amusements
The Queen City Beach in Bellevue marks a new era bringing surf enjoyment closer to Cincinnati residents. Local ladies and gentlemen from the suburbs swam with evident pleasure, inspiring others to learn swimming and enjoy sunbaths on the beach with a large patronage and accessible facilities, including a pavilion and catered services.
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Cincinnatii
A &N
Park
East End
New Stat Queen City
Citizer
Paderewski Receives Ovation Over Polish Bank Purchase
A despatch from Wembureg Galicia reports M. Paderewski the pianist gained a great ovation in Berlin on arrival yesterday after buying 5 000 shares of the Polish Bank of Posen. The bank aims to resist Prussian state policy of acquiring Polish estates and settling German subjects there.
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Berlin
Wembureg
Galicia
M. Paderewski
Posen
Sixth Ohio Regiment Reunion at Coney Island Held
Survivors held their annual reunion at Coney Island yesterday with many prominent G R members in attendance.
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Sixth Ohio Regiment
Coney Island
G. R
Hagenbach animal show heads to Zoo debut in America
Managers Tait of St. Louis and Havlin of this city arrange with Karl Hagenbach the famed animal man to bring his big show to the Zoo on July 13 for its American debut. After a lengthy Zoo engagement, the act will tour St. Louis Chicago and other cities in theaters controlled by the syndicate led by Abe Erlanger.
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Tait
St. Louis
Havlin
Karl Hagenbach
Hagenbach
Zoo
Haylin
Chicago
Abe Erlanger
Fusion talk as Nebraska parties set for state convention
Grand Island Nebraska June 22 The Democratic and Populist State Convention meets Tuesday with fusion on the state ticket a key topic. Leaders seek a combined ticket acceptable to fusion forces and anticipate Bryan's Governor nomination shaping the outcome. Senator Allen travels to push Bryan's name. without him two conventions may produce two full tickets. Names afloat include Coffin Sutherland Sprecher Smyth Thompson Viffquain and others.
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Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
William V. Allen
Mr. Bryan
Allen
E. C. Coffin
Ord
Sutherland
J. C. Sprecher
Smyth
W. H. Thompson
Victor Vifquain
Agua Dulce Falls to Government Troops
Panama city reports Agua Dulce was captured June 19 by government forces led by General Berti after revolut ionary troops fled upon approach. Over 300 cattle and a sailing vessel laden with produce left behind as boats moved up the bay.
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Panama
Colombia
Agua Dulce
Herrera
Berti
Gas Flow Struck While Drilling For Water Near Xenia
A gas flow was struck two weeks ago at the Titlow farm near Fairfield, ten miles north of Xenia, while drilling for water. A second well is 200 feet away and several gas pockets have been found. Capitalists show interest and leases for the area are being negotiated.
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Commercial Tribune
Xenia
Pairfield
Cholera Toll for U S Troops in the Philippines
Ninety American soldiers have died of cholera since the outbreak began. Manila reports 1,530 cases with 1,286 deaths, while the provinces tally 7,369 cases and 5,440 deaths. The piece also notes testimony developments in Tayabas Province and a court martial reprimand for Captain Frederick S. Wild over a cockpit incident.
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Castles
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Luzon
Gardener
Cailles
Malvar
Fredericks. Wild
Thirteenth Infantry
Lingayan
Pangasinan
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Wild
Johnston
Captain Wild
No Firecrackers In Zion City Fourth of July
Special Despatch reports Zion City plans a quiet Fourth of July with no firecrackers or torpedoes. John Alexander Dowie intends to entertain the choir at dinner and host a baseball game followed by a Fourth of July ovation and discussion of the theocratic party in world politics.
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Zion City
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ill
John Alexander Dowie
Shiloh Tabernacle
Successful Rival to Beef Trust in Wabash Co
Wabash County farmers form a cooperative near Laketon, now a year old with thirty members. Members invested $150 each, profits of $90 or $3 per share distributed. Beef bought at market price, delivered to members at slight cost above actual price. Porterhouse and loin priced at ten cents, other parts six to nine cents. Only steers, fat and under four years old, are purchased. hides tallow and offal cover operating costs.
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West
Congress
Wyoming
Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
No Irrigation Bureau Needed Says Administration Plan
Washington reports the irrigation act will be carried out by the Interior Department and the Geological Survey under Charles D. Wolcott and F. H. Newell. The fund from public land sales will finance reclamation, with strict safeguards for settlers and no taxes or eastern competition.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Charles D. Wolcott
F. H. Newell
Hydrographic Bureau
Survey
West
Newell
Major Powell
Newel
United States
Youngest Grandmother in Indiana Claims Title at 34
Elwood Ind June 22 Mrs Eva Merritt 34 says she is the state youngest grandmother Her daughter Orpha 16 who wed the brother of her stepfather is mother to a four month old girl Mrs Merritt wed first husband John Ball at age 15
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Commercial Tribune
Elwood
Ind
Eva Merritt
Orpha
Campaign Dispatch on White House Rooms and Rail Rivalries
The article discusses changes at the White House from past presidents, garden facilities, and furniture moves, noting flower houses and greenhouses built by Mrs. Adams and later occupants. It also covers Pennsylvania Railroad plans for rapid four hour Washington New York trains and tracking upgrades, plus a spike in lobby activity over the Statehood bill and Col. Nathaniel McKay's bold political moves.
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Hayes
Hayesdent
Cleveland
McKinley
Company
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Pennsylvania
Republic
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Manhattan Island
Ten brains contest promises 1490 prizes worth 34000 dollars
A pitch invites readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains and submit estimates to win one of 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars in a publicity contest.
Knoxville Duel Ends Before Shots Are Fired
In Knoxville Tennessee on June 22 a planned duel over a woman's favor was halted at Magnolia Park by a patrol of officers arriving at dawn. Participants included Miss Florence Fair, Prof. Frank Nelson, James Chaslin Smith, and seconds Ralph Hummell and Alonzo Cain. No injuries occurred as authorities intervened before gunfire.
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Commercial Tribune
Knoxville
Tenn
Florence Fair
Frank Nelson
St. John's Choir
James Chaslin
Smith
Ralph Hommell
Alonzo Cain
Miss Fair
Prof. Nelson
Nelson
Magnolia Park
Cain
Ralph Hummell
Quake Shocks Cassano Alfonse. No Damage Reported
A violent earthquake with subterranean rumblings was felt in Cassano Alfonse in Calabria's department. No damage occurred according to the report.
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Cassano Alfonse
Department of
Calabria
Candidates Multiply in Canton for McKinley District Nomination
Canton Ohio June 22 With the Salem Ohio convention to nominate a successor to Congressman Robert W Taylor in view Mahoning Stark and Columbiana counties weigh their choices For Mahoning County a united front backs Judge James Kennedy while Stark County leans to four candidates including James J Grant T Harvey Smith W H Phelps and Colonel Morgan The pattern shows Stark and Columbiana competing to secure delegates and influence in the Republican primary and convention dynamics in the race for the McKinley district nomination.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Tiis
Salem
Columbiana County
Robert W. Taylor
McKinley
Mahoning
Taylor
Mahoning County
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Stark County
Cameron
James J. Grant
T. Harvey Smith
Massillon
W. H. Phelps
Alliance Review
Colonel Morgan
Morgan Engineering Company
Alliance
Smith
Columbus
Stark
Grant
Citizens’ Reception Committee
Phelps
Morgan
Nash
Thomas Morgan
Skert
J. Stark
Congress
Private ad urges subscription with big price tag
A bold classified note taunts readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by promising a $34,000,001 estimate. It plays on the idea of buying peace of mind and avoiding further thoughts about the cost.
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