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Branca News Offices Wa Hills No 59 Gilbert Ave and Ton Bureau 416 Scott St advertise and supply newsboys. CN Bureau Room 46 Post Building 1341 Pennsylvania Ave. Col Bureau Outlook Building London Bureau Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square Reading room free to Americans.
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Delay in reports on University of Cincinnati 1901 finances
A city inquiry complains about delays in publishing the University of Cincinnati 1901 receipts and disbursements. It notes missing cash books and receipt stubs, questions high Cincinnati resident and nonresident fees, and cites governance by President Ayers and the university board as delaying full accounting.
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Naturals law calls for equal reward says Henry Clews
Henry Clews argues that economic law applies to all workers and capital alike warning that a strike by bituminous miners lacking grievance could cripple commerce and industry, while moderation is needed at their convention to avoid violating natural law.
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Commer Tribune
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Delicate Compliment to Albert Bard on English Ball
Baron Croker of Wantage cum Immany pays a delicate compliment by remaining in England after the ball to honor Albert Bard. The phrasing suggests a courteous gesture within social circles.
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Albert Ba'dard
Baron Croker
Wantage-cum- Immany
England
Porto Rico's Future as a World Market Mentioned
The article argues Porto Rico's vast yet underutilized land could support booming industries. It highlights climate, rainfall, and high potential yields in coffee sugar tobacco and cereals, urging American merchants to enter markets while noting European rivals compete for the island.
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Fourth of July clashes with Mayor Harrison spark youth ire
A Chicago politics sketch recalls Carter Harrison’s clash with Hopkins at the Illinois Democratic State Convention. It mocks Harrison’s order banning fireworks in Chicago, urging that future voters will challenge him. The piece rails against suppression of celebration and predicts Young America’s response.
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Chicago
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Johnson barred from Sandusky platform speech
Signs indicate Tommy Johnson will not be allowed to deliver his speech at the Sandusky convention as opponents aim to force him off the platform.
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Tommy Johnson
Sandusky
No Changes in Trade Conditions Except Labor Strife
The article notes no major shifts in trade beyond labor troubles especially the coal strike spreading to bituminous fields. It warns the Connellsville region could cripple half the U S pig iron producers, threatening mills and construction. It also mentions steel wages rising 10 to 12 percent and a planned idle period in July to curb production.
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Notes and Comments on Education and Society
A reader advocates Miami University at Oxford and smaller colleges for better training, notes crowded public schools strain teachers, recalls a cemetery anecdote about Consort family names, mentions a Napoleonic portrait misjudgment, praises June lawns and hay prospects, criticizes baseball seating, and includes a satirical Life comic about autos and a bizarre fragment of articles mentioning suspenders and a green goggle.
Market Reports Show Steel and Rail Prices Hold Steady
Dun's review notes continued prosperity as quotations remain firm amid moderate activity. June railway earnings rise 3.9 percent from last year and 20.6 percent from 1900, while coke production hits new weekly records to meet demand.
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Man Accused of Swearing Falls Silent Stalling Foundation
A worker allegedly yelled curses at coworkers who reported him to their employer. The man denied the accusations and continued boring holes in the building foundation, causing the hole to enlarge each day as the company refused to take action.
Mayor Lobster Davis Sued Over Secretary Fees
Former private secretary Frank D. Hummer sues Hon Lobster Davis for 14598 for services while mayor of Kansas City. The case implies multiple Hemers named in the Lobsterian administration.
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Frank D. Hummer
Lob
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Signature on Presidential Salary Receipt Mocked
A humorous note imagines Grover Cleveland signing a receipt for a presidential salary. The line cites the imagined signature Grover Cleveland LL.D J.U.D. as a playful vanity in a columnist or reader's quip.
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Grover Hopes for One More Victory Before Death
The speaker notes Grover’s wish to witness another win before his death while hinting at bleak accommodation in the coming November. The tone blends fading vision with a grim forecast about Grover’s situation.
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Pittsburg Council Debates Two Month Adjournment
A council member moves to adjourn for two months amid widespread town fear that the measure will fail to pass. Local residents voice concern as the motion faces strong opposition and uncertainty remains about its fate in the council chambers.
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South Carolina Weapon Sale Statute and Tillman Mouth Incident
A South Carolina law banning deadly weapon sales after July 1 was not meant to apply to Tillman’s sealed mouth, implying a narrow interpretation of the statute and a debate over its scope.
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South Carolina
Tillman
Villanova Grants Doctors of Jurisprudence to Ex Presidents
Villanova College settles on awarding honorary Doctor of Jurisprudence degrees to its former presidents. The move carries no cost and is described as a prestige gesture. The decision highlights the college's tradition of honoring leadership.
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Grover Cleveland Questioned for Democratic Meeting Invite
Mr. Bryan's Commoner ponders why Grover Cleveland should be invited to a Democratic gathering. The remark echoes ongoing debate within party circles about inclusions and influence.
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Grover Cleveland
Billy
Croker to compel Sheehan to eat his words
Croker plans to force Sheehan to eat his words as Sheehan, noted for a delicate stomach and a strong fist, prepares to object to the implied challenge.
General Wood Pays Respects to Davy Bennett
General Wood used his Cuban machete in paying respects to Davy Bennett, hinting at a memorable ceremonial gesture tied to his return. The account links Wood with the weapon he brought home and a notable recognition of Bennett.
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Burton Stays On Ticket Amid Political Banter
In a lively political aside, Burton remains on the slate amid chatter of Moody’s frustration over the Crowninshield report. The column jabs at figures like Billy Jennings backing the Hamilton Sun, and teases loyalists and ambitions around Tommy Johnson, Okey, and others as winter looms.
College Idiot’s Decree Stirs Banter in Jester
In a Columbia Jester sketch a character labeled College Idiot declares an indefinite banter line about following or not following a cue. A Kind Friend asks what is meant and the Idiot replies with a parable about a dog responding to a whistle, sparking humorous exchange.
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Columbia
Elms Spark Romantic Quip in Park Scene
In a playful Detroit Free Press moment Reginald declares love by lofty park elms, while she jokes the trees are slippery and not to be sworn by. The dialogue captures a light, intimate exchange amid a city setting.
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Editor's odd engagement notice in business column
Isabel criticizes an editor for printing an engagement announcement under the heading Business Opportunities. Judith questions the choice while Isabel notes the notice names her engagement to a young man from Stopping ton.
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Judith
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Landis and the Deaf Man at a Tipton County Meeting
Representative Landis of Indiana attends a Tipton County political meeting. A deaf man near the door keeps shouting Louder and finally the speaker explodes with a biblical image about Gabriel's trumpet. The remark ends the exchange. The Washington Post reports.
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Tipton County
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Washington Post
The Daily Poem Don’t Be Too Hard on the World
A Kentucky verse by J Noel Johnson urges patience with the world and self reliance. It promotes quiet effort to rise, noting the community’s ready aid when a willing person accepts help and stands with others.
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Noel Johnson
Cincinnati Visitors Registered at New York Hotels
Special Despatch lists Cincinnati residents staying at New York hotels on June 22 including H. W. Randolph E. D. Bol ger T Canary M. Daly J. Lawson and others plus Miss O Hara L W Stewart W D White G D Becker Mrs S A Crocker Jr and N P Farmer Jr E L Lee A Offner Mayer Scheuer Offner & Company members.
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Lockland Council to Decide Sidewalk Levy Tomorrow
The Lockland Council will meet at Lockland Town Hall to vote the sidewalk assessment levy and introduce an ordinance governing future assessments. A large petition will be presented seeking municipal street sprinkling.
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Lockland Town Hall
Thoughtful pitch to subscribe ends inner debate
A sales pitch urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune to receive an estimate and settle their thoughts. The message emphasizes taking action now to clear mental clutter.
Head of Yale Urges Subordination of Self to Work
A Yale leader argues that personal identity should yield to professional duties, urging students and staff to prioritize work commitments over individual desires. The stance frames long hours and sacrifice as essential to academic and institutional success.
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Hadley Finds Temptations of Modern Life for Yale Grads
Yale University President Arthur T. Hadley, in his June baccalaureate address, compares contemporary struggles to biblical temptations. He warns against materialism and ambition dominating one’s life, urging graduates to pursue a higher standard and personal responsibility beyond wealth or power.
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The New School Doctor Comic Verse
A story contrasts a meddling doctor and a rich undertaker as a patient reads a comical verse. The verse prompts laughter, tears, and renewed vitality, replacing despair with humor and a strange notion of healing through wit.
Graduates urged to serve others over self in faith
A sermon to the graduating class stresses Christ like service over wealth and fame. It urges leaders to use opportunities for the public good, subordinating personal ambition to God’s plan and the needs of society for lasting impact.
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Meyers Arrested After Ice Cream Dispute At Glendale Fete
At a St. Gabriel's Church lawn fete in Glendale Henry Meyers clashed with a Glendale resident over ice cream. Policeman Powers intervened, Meyers resisted, and the officer used his club. Meyers was placed in the village calaboose and later attended by a doctor.
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Estimating Contest Promises Lots of Prize Chances
The notice describes a drawing with 1,490 prizes and a group of ten people each holding ten chances, totaling 14,900 opportunities to win a portion of the $34,000.
Trade Names and Privileged Communications in Law
Law summaries discuss council member confidences as privileged and not expulsion grounds. It notes courts resist slander grounds for public office removal. It covers Cyclops Machine Works trade name rights and rights to exclusive use. It also states police reports lack privilege for publication.
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Monroe
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Seduction suits and the master servant link debated
English Court of Appeal highlights the need for a factual basis to the fiction of a seduction case. A daughter employed by the defendant was allowed weekly visits to her father for household duties, but the court found no evidence of a master servant relationship between father and daughter to support the action Whitbourne v Williams.
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