Isaac Shathaway An Artist Of Distinction
Isaac S Hathaway a young artist born in Lexington Kentucky to slave parents overcomes poverty illiteracy and distance to become a respected artist. He studied at the New England Conservatory in Boston and opened a teaching post in Jessamine County before settling in Cincinnati. He created death masks including one of Rev Dr John G Mitchell and was hailed for elevating his craft through self effort and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac 58. Hathaway
Elihu Burritt
Isaac S. Hathaway
Lexington
Isaac 8. Hathaway
R. E. Hathaway
Garrett Davis
Hathaway
Tennessee
Alabama
Rachel Scott
Isaac
Young Hathaway
New England Conservatory
Boston
Mass
West
Cincinnati
George Bailey
United States
Mitchell
Santa Fe Route opens San Joaquin Valley to San Francisco travel
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway extends its line to San Francisco with daily Pullman sleepers and dining service managed by Fred Harvey. The new extension links Chicago to Los Angeles and San Diego via a single ownership system offering through connections, premium equipment, and famed attractions from the Yosemite to the Grand Canyon of Arizona. An early resumption of the California Limited is planned.
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Santa Fe
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Overland
Fred Harvey
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Arizona
California
Golden State
California Limited
Decorator Samuel Bowman Aims to Kill Fred Deiters
Samuel Bowman a decorator of 437 Park Street attempted to stab Fred Deiters of 1802 Sycamore Street last evening after a daytime quarrel and liquor. Deiters turned his head to dodge the knife and was cut under the right eye. Bowman was disarmed and charged with cutting to kill. Deiters received hospital treatment.
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Samuel Bowman
Fred Deiters
Park Street
Sycamore Street
Bowman
Deiters
Hunt Street
Florence Avenue
Luke Drout
Remarkable activity in local whisky market cited by Borsfort
Borsfort's Wine and Spirit Circular notes continued market activity in the usually dull month. Prices remain firm and rising in Eastern rye and Western whiskies with a notable advance in 1893 Bourbons. Large recent sales, including 8,000 barrels via John G. Roache & Co., help drive the shift, with 36,000 barrels changing hands in a short period.
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Borsfort
Cedar Brook
Spring Hill
Franklin
J. W. M. Fields
John G. Roache & Co
W. C. Biles & Co
Cincinnati Commission
Honey Creek to Become Flag Station on Pan Handle Line
Local Pan Handle officials announce July 1 abolish freight and ticket office at Honey Creek Indiana and convert it to a flag station. John Sharkey agent there will move to Eaton Ohio succeeding his brother Jas Sharkey who resigns to pursue other business.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Honey Creek
Henry County
John Sharkey
Eaton, O
Jas. Sharkey
Pair Arrested in Westwood Pond Seining Case
William Scheisz of 2628 Spring Grove avenue and Oscar Ruedinger of 1664 Harrison avenue were arrested yesterday by Mounted Patrolman Parr for seiving a private pond at James N. Gamble's Westwood residence. Patrolman Parr found them dragging the seine through the pond.
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William Scheisz
Spring Grove Avenue
Oscar Ruedinger
Harrison Avenue
Parr
James N. Gamble
Westwood
Teachers' Vacations Many Going to Paris
The article lists a large group of teachers and administrators planning summer travels after the school year. It mentions university leaders, high school staff, and others visiting places such as Paris, Atlantic City, Charleston, Canada, Europe, and various U.S. cities for educational events, leisure, and study.
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Ayers
Aldrich
Mme. Peltier
Canada
Miss Wheeler
Cordilleras
Fuchs
Cincianad
Lesie Mobeners ‘Association
E. H. Prichard
Boston
E. H. Prichard, Jr
Europe
R. C. Yowell
British Museum
London
Germany
Switzerland
France
Holland
Fred M. Youmans
Chicago University
George F. Sands
Petoskey
Mack
Fettweis
Walke
Bettie
Annette Wilson
Amy Lee
Kirby Road
Maggie T. Gregg
Miss Mack
Colombia
South America
Bear and a claim quarrel end in shared ranch
Ezra Tucker hosts Deputy Assessor on his veranda. Tucker recounts a night in the woods with a rival claimant, a grizzly bear, and a humorous misdirection about who owns the ranch. The tale ends with both men staying, Rose joining for dinner, and a lighthearted resolution.
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Tucker & Rose
S. E
Ezra Tucker
Tucker
Malcolm Crawford
Crawford
Malcolm
Pardner
Ezraee
Rose
Forgetful mothers leave boy on streetcar in Corryville mix up
A two year old boy was accidentally left on a city streetcar after two women failed to exit at the stop. The car continued, and he cried until crew deposited him at the Corryville Station House with other found articles. The mother located him by phone and reunited with her child.
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Corryville Station
Ping
Corryville
New Books at the Public Library Incomplete List
A partial list shows many titles and authors catalogued at the Public Library. Notable entries include Overhead by Moore and Nichols, The True Story of the United States by Brooks, Grandfather's Chair by Hawthorne, Through the Farmyard Gate by Poulsson, Stories of American History by Dodge, Captain Kodak by Black, We Four Girls by Darling, Polly Cologne by Diaz, Jerry the Blunderer and Franzie the Runaway by Wesselhoeft, and The Green Flag and Other Stories by Doyle.
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Public Library
A. Moore
L. D. Nichols
United States
E.S. Brooks
Jean
Howe Benning
N Hawthorne
Spain
E. S. Brooks
Mrs. Molesworth
E. Poulsson
Little Susy
Mrs. E. Prentiss
Jerry the Blunderer
L. F. Wesselhoeft
Franzie
L. F. Wesselhoett
E. E. Green
M. E. Seawell
Lafayette
F. E. Crompton
C. D Pierson
H. E. Scudder
Green Mountain Boys
E. F. Pollard
Havelock the Dane
Charles W. Whistler
Diomed
J. S. Wise
O’callaghan
G. Zollinger
Joe Bently
H. H. Clark
M. Bramston
Brookside
D. P. Sanford
B. M. Channing
Jack
G. B. Grinnell
I. T. Thurston
L. E. Richards
E A
M. F. Blaisdell
J. P. True
Bert Ten Eyck
W. O. Stoddard
Bride Rose
W. D. Howells
A. M. Diaz
The
Bodleys
A. C. Doyle
Thorne
C. F. Embree
Tommy
Boy Wanderer
H. Malot
E. Harrison
la Rose Blanche
M. E. M. Davis
A. J Church
O. Jewett
Bodley Family
Mary E.wilkine
R. Crockett
Sen Penn Jon Fentente
J. M. Water
Rizpah
Critage
J. Water
H. Drummond
L. Ta
Crates of
Receiver's Sale College Hill Property in Ohio
Public sale of a Millcreek Township tract of 31 acres 140 perches in Hamilton County Ohio. The land lies west of the old Colerain road in College Hill with Belmont Avenue frontage. Appraised at $4500. terms: one third cash and balance in one and two years or all cash. Case No. 49619. Receiver Aaron A Ferris leads proceedings. Auctioneers WM W Ebersole Co Goebel Bettinger Ernst Rehm.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
College Hill
fHicreek Township
Ohio
Millcreek Township
Daniel Sargent
Charles E. Cist
Dudley W. Strickland
Edward Sargent
Daniel B. Sargent
Colerain Road
Millcreek
Hamilton ‘County
Tweed
Edward Henshaw, Jr
Mary Henshaw
Belmont Avenue
Hamilton ‘Pike
Maple Avenue
Laurel Avenue
Andrew J. DeFord
National Fraternal Union
Aaron A. Ferris
WM. W. Ebersole & Co
Goebel& Bettinger
Ernst Rehm
Legal notice of interpleader suit and estate executor
McCook Loan and Building Company sues Orlando Hollowell and others in Hamilton County Ohio Common Pleas Court to quiet title to property in Cincinnati The defendants are to answer by August 4 1900 The notice also lists an appointment of Thomas C Pearce as executor of Priscilla Owens deceased with ASC SHA attorney.
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Superior Court’ OF
Cincinnati
Gustavus
H. Ward
George W. Nelson
Edward Nelson
Solomonsville
Ariz
Gustavus H. Ward
Hamilton County
Locust Street
Auburn Place
Mt. Auburn
W. C. Huntington
Wilby & Wald
Orlando Hollowell
Nancy B. Torrence
James F. Torrence
George Paull Torrence
Mary Torrence
Marion
Indiana
Jane Findlay Sargent
Chr. Smith Sargent
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Findlay Torrence
Ohio
James Findlay Torrence
Jessie Torrence
Wahsatch Avenue
Colodo Springs
Colorado
Iinor
Colorado Springs
Joseph Edmund Torrence
Joseph Torrence
John Findlay Torrence
Mary Paull Harrison
Martha P.montgomery
Clark B. Montgomery
Sallie Harrison
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Mary Perin Harrison
H. T Loomis
Albert G. Clark
G. T. Harrison
Mary Terrence Harrison
Eliza Jane Handy
William Torrence Handy
Mary,Handy
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Samuel Torrence
Aaron Torrence
William I
Torrence
Harriet Rebecca Stewart
John Bromley
Catherine Bromley
Osgood
Ripley County
McCook Loan and Building Company
Common Pleas Court
City of
County of
Hamilton
Corry
Millcreek Township
Calhoun Street
Madison Street
McMillan Street
S Aid
Koook
Namiiton County
Loan and Building Company
Coppock & Hertenstein
Priscilla
Owens
Thomas C. Pearce
ASC
Sha
Sealed Proposals Sought for Longview Hospital Work
Cincinnati Ohio June 18 1900 sealed proposals will be received for plastering metal ceilings tile and marble work for a two story wing at Longview Hospital Carthage Ohio bids due July 3 1900 at noon at Gustave W Drach architect Lincoln Inn Court 519 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio specifications on file at his office reserved to reject any or all bids Board of Directors Longview Hospital John Zumstein President Smith Secretary je18-31-M
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Cincinnati
Gustave’ W. Drach
Lincoln “Inn Court
Main Street
Ohio
Longview
Carthage
Gustave W. Drach
Grand 407
Lincoln
Inn Court
Codgpott
Tis
Longview W Hospital
John ‘Zumstein
Smith
Reading. Avenue
Lockland Avenue
Reading Avenue
Miami and Erie Canal
Cliff Street
Hamilton Pike
E. F. Layman
East Third Street
L. Hall
Second Street
Dayton Street
Dills Lane
Seese Street
Ann Street
H. & Keeese
Canal Street
H. & Fifth Street
Taacke
Linden Street
Wall Street
Fifth Street
Council
Osay
Chief Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Hal
Boston
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
C J. G. GC. Lee
Sealed Proposals for Cincinnati Hospital Improvements
Sealed proposals to build three hospital structures at Cincinnati Branch Hospital Green Township Hamilton County Ohio due July 18 1900. Bids for separate or lump sums with plans by Des Jardins Hayward. Bonds required. Right to reject bids reserved. Superintendent John Fehrenbacher. plus Carthage street improvement bids due July 9 1900 and Reese snagboat repairs bids due July 20 1900.
Procter & Gamble declares quarterly preferred dividend
The directors of this company have this day declared the regular quarterly dividend of two per cent on the preferred stock of the company, payable on and after July 14. The transfer books will be closed from July 7 to 15 inclusive. D B Gamble.
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Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Chautauqua
Weidner
B. of E
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Woodward High School
Atlantic City
A. M. van Dyke
Pabodie
Yellowstone Park
Simon
Colorado Educational Association
H. H. Brader
Norwood
Miss O'Connell
Nova Scotia
Maine
Miss Mosbaugh
Minneapolis
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Miss Fillmore
Miss Burnet
Miss Armstrong
E. W. Coy
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East
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Martin
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Gosling
Deer Park
Miss Goodloe
Charles
Brimblecom
Hood
College Hill Property
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Court of Common Pleas
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Cary Homestead
James S. H. Potter
Elizabeth Cary
W. B. Morrow
Blymyer Building
Dream City
America
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General Peck
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Alexander Ill
Peck
Alexander III
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Marson
Alexander Bridge
Champ de Mars
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati Branch Hospital
Green Township
Des Jardins & Hayward
St. Paul Building
Board of Trustees
John Fehrenbatch
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