Business reps visit Cincinnati as European trade and local expansion loom
E. J. DuPont de Nemours representative and other traders visit the Grand Hotel. Talks cover Europe conditions, a $750,000 steel and tile fireproof expansion, and a Chicago plant with 4 250 000 to 4 500 000 bushels malt capacity. Observers note labor wage trends, stock market shifts, and pending presidential election impacts.
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Nenpasan
Malister
Chicago
Schwill
Europe
Cincinnati
Moe
Rockefeller
Morgen
Morgan
Germany
Roebling “Bridge
Satolli Promoted to Cardinal Bishop of Frascati
Catholics here and nationwide hail Cardinal Francis Satolli's promotion to Cardinal Bishop of Frascati at the consistory. The move places Satolli among Rome's top suburban sees, with Frascati housing noted villas and the celebrated cathedral where he will be installed.
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Francis Satolli
United States
Commercial Tribune
Satolli
Broadway
Cardinal Satolli
Frascati
Via Monte Giordana
Rome
Cardinal York
Prince Charles Edward
Villa Montalto
Villa Conti
Villa Borghese
Villa Muti
Villa, Sora
Villa Angelotti
Ascati
Serafino Vannutettli
Porto
Santa Rufina
Ostia-Velletri
Porto-Santa Rufina
Allegno
Palestrina
Sabina
Satelli
Cleves Law and Order League Forms to Stop Sunday Ball
The village of Cleves forms a Law and Order League to suppress Sunday games. Two new members join Rev Dr Moore and G H House as the group plans action and swears out warrants if needed. Local residents, including three league members, observe Sunday play while authorities delay arrests. The town debates the issue with strong local interest.
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Cleves
Dr. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. H. House
W. C. Hughes
Ezra G. Guard
Simon Geeding
Squire D. W. Gwaltney
Indiana Music Teachers Hold Annual Convention
The twenty sixth annual convention of the Indiana Music Teachers Association opened in Richmond on June 23 with a large attendance expected to grow. Sessions run through Friday featuring officer and committee reports, a local talent concert, and a visiting reception at Garfield School Building with the annual art exhibit staged by the Mend Art Association and the Richmond Musical Club. Numerous musicians are scheduled for programs Wednesday through Friday.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
Richmond
Iind
Indiana Music Teachers’. Association
Garfield School
Themend Art Association
Richmond Musical Club
Quiet Dominican election earns tranquil nationwide mood
Santo Domingo reports a calm election as General Gilns is chosen President and General Deschampé Vice President. The government pledges protection of agricultural enterprise and emigration to keep the republic stable and orderly.
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Santo. Domingo
Gilns
General Deschampé
Dominican Republic
Theovernment
Case of Mrs Gray prompts charity review in city
The Humane Society referred Mrs. Martha W. Gray, 83, indigent, to the Associated Charities for investigation before charity aid. After failing to find local care, she seeks to return to Griffin, Georgia, while relatives reportedly resist and the Mayor’s office refused a charity pass. The ruling affects local charity organizations awaiting official review.
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Hubard
Associated Charities
Homade Society
Martha W. Gray
Giffin
Gray
Georgia
Shea
Carl H. Jewitt
West Eighth Street
The
Humane Society
Allen
Prince
Upholds American System of Education versus Bishop McGolrick
The piece reports Bishop James McGolrick of Duluth criticizing American education as stifling genius by overloading students with facts. Dr. Boone, Minneapolis superintendent, counters that American schools increasingly allow self directed study with labs and libraries. He cites a Harvard history student who excelled through self chosen focus and access to national and international libraries.
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James McGolrick
Duluth
Northwest
St. Joseph Academy
St. Paul, Minn
Boone
Gerlius
America
Boston Latin School
Harvard
United States
Bishop
Six Young Priests to Celebrate First Masses
Six newly ordained priests will celebrate their first masses next Sunday in six different churches. Rev. Oscar Gerhardus leads at St. Lawrence, Price Hill, 10 a.m. Rev. Lawrence Denning at All Saints East Third Street, 10 a.m. Rev. Henry Schumacher at Sts. Francis de Sales, Walnut Hills, 10 a.m. Rev. Louis Yauss at St. Boniface Cumminsville, 10:15 a.m. Rev. Thomas Connell at St. Patrick's, 10 a.m. Rev. John Schwarz at St. Bonaventure Fairmount, 9:30 a.m.
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St. Lawrence Church
Price Hill
Lawrence Denning
All Saints
East Third Street
Henry ‘Schumacher
Sts. Francis de Sales
Walnut Hills
Louis Yauss
St. Boniface’s
Cumminsville
Thomas Connell
St. Patrick's Church
Cincinnati Rogues Held for Grand Jury
Abe McAdams Joseph Underwood and John Toal were arrested after a shooting affray in Newport and crossing the Ohio River. McAdams and Underwood faces shooting with intent to kill and bonds set at 5000 linked to grand jury. Toal fined 50 and jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct.
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Joseph Underwood
John Toul
Ohio River
Newport
McAdams
Underwood
Toal
John Riechers
Eshelby Tobacco Company
van ‘Lun
Fourth
Saratoga Streets
Sir Thomas Lipton to dine with President at White House
Major General Corbin and several officials left Washington for New York to welcome Sir Thomas Lipton who is due to arrive on the Oceanie. The President requested Corbin invite Lipton to luncheon at the White House on Friday or, if impractical, to dine at the President’s Oyster Bay country home.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Oceanie
Thomas
Lurcheon
White House
Taters
Counury
Oyster
United States Locomotive Company in Receivership
Creditors in Chicago begin bankruptcy proceedings against the United States Locomotive Corporation of Illinois with a Hammond Indiana plant. Edwin C. Potter named receiver for the company and for Torbert & Peckham, predecessors, bonds set at $100,000. Potter says Torbert & Peckham dissolved six months ago and Peckham is solvent and not involved.
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Torbert & Peckham, Predecessors of
Corporation
Chicago
United States Locomotive Corporation
Illinois
Hammond
Ind
United States District Court
Kohlsaat
Edwin C. Potter
Torbert & Peckham
John M. Diffy
Frederick A. Peckham
Torbert& Peckham
Peckham
Railway Auditor Reports May Earnings Rise for C N O TP Line
Auditor Molloy of the C N O TP railroad released May figures showing gross earnings of 610 222 dollars up 62 485 from last year and net earnings of 141 568 dollars up 21 015.
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Molloy
Complainant Files Against Rail Rates Rise
A federal filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission protests a two cent per hundred pounds lumber freight rate hike from Georgia to Chattanooga and Ohio River points including Cincinnati Evansville Henderson Louisville East St Louis and St Louis by multiple lines and trade groups led by the Georgia Sawmill Association.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Ofeorgia
Georgia Southern
Florida Central
Macon
Birmingham
Southern Freight Association
S. F. Parrott
Georgia
Chattanooga
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Evansville
Henderson
Louisville
Firemen Seek 35000 In Damages From Big Four Railroad
Special Despatch reports damage suits totaling 35000 against the Big Four Railroad filed by firemen Ollie Best Peter Rude and Benjamin F Pitt after a collision with a freight train at the South Mountain avenue crossing Best and Pitt seek 15000 each while Rude asks 5000.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Big Four Railroad Company
Ollie Best
Peter Rude
Benjamin F. Pitt
South Mountain Avenue Crossing
Best
Pitt
Rude
Norwood Board of Review Appointed and sworn in
The State Board of Appraisers and Assessors appointed O N Littell Walter N Locke and W J O Neill to the Norwood Board of Review. Littell Locke and O Neill were sworn in by County Auditor Lewis who presided as O Neill was elected president. Terms run five three and one year respectively. The board must equalize property values by November 1. Locke a lawyer Littell a broker and O Neill an insurer and former assembly member. Compensation to be fixed by County Commissioners.
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State’Board of Appraisers
O. N Littell
Walter N. Locke
W. J.o'neill
Norwood
Messrs. Littell
Locke
O'Neill
Littelle
Littell
O'Neil
General Assembly
Norwood Board Address Fire Safety and Civic Updates
The Board of Public Safety met at Town Hall to discuss improving fire protection with more fire alarm boxes and funding. The B Y P U rally at the Baptist Church featured a daisy and palm altar, with plans for regional meetings in Lookout Mountain Atlanta and Hiawatha Park. Council set Clerk’s office hours 9 am to 3 pm and police applicant preparations proceed ahead of private examinations.
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Voelker
Miami Association
Baptist Church
A. Ces Morgan
Ohio Baptist Assembly
Hiawatha Park
Stewart
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
A. C. Morgan
A. B. Clark
A. W. Powell
Kate Crothers
Flora McClure
Charles L. Orth
FE. Irvans
Jacob Ruff
Dward Peenkowski
C. H. Struble
Marie Paver
Miller French
Ralph Sattersley
C. W. Phill
A. S. Davis
Dayton
Waiha Park
A. M. Beckley
Goedegang
Zoercher
SPE
Milix
Rte
Fair fund drive by St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
The Great Bear Society of St. Mark's Church held a fair on church grounds Monday and Tuesday evenings this week to benefit the church. Committee in charge were Mrs. J. R. Jordan, Miss Edith Nebel and Miss Ada and Edna Seymour.
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Great Bear Society
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
J. R. Jordan
Edith Nebel
Ada
Edna Seymour
Honors to Rev David O Meara on ordination anniversary
Rev David O Meara pastor of St Andrew s Avondale received congratulations on the thirty seventh anniversary of his priestly ordination He was ordained by the late Bishop Quinlan at Mobile Ala June 23 18 and has served Avondale church for twenty five years Parishioners began a stake dine water program on the montinte chante eight for which extensive improvements are planned
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Meaghar
Alavrado
Pedro
Stafford & Co
Mexico
Parral
Alavradorung
David O'Meara
St. Andrew’s Church
Avondale
Father O'Meara
Quinlan
Mobile
Ala
Avoridale
Elwinming Chapter Special Convocation Notice
Special convocation set for Wednesday June 24 at 4 o clock. Royal events and membership notes appear in the Elwinming Chapter efforts with details listed by the secretary.
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Elwinming
BR. M
P. Ls
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