Effort to Resume Work Attended by Conflict
The attempt by metal trades manufacturers to reopen shops failed to settle the dispute with striking machinists. Fifteen men returned, while clashes erupted at Fay & Egan, leading to arrests for disorderly conduct and an assault charge against foreman Connell. Union leaders claim progress and a growing return to work across Cincinnati shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay & Egan
John
Water Streets
James S. Connell
Chas. Bickett
Connell
Bickett
Onnels
Ellis
Martin
Lueders
Snow-White Chargers Create Sensation At Prof Holloway Zoo
Prof Holloway presents high diving horses King and Queen at the garden show venue. A thirty five foot platform over a twelve foot water pit drew hundreds as Queen made a dramatic headfirst dive and King followed with a cleaner jump. Spectators praised the sensational exhibition amid the evening lights before a heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Holloway
King
Compliment to Cincinnati Musicians by Chester Park Opera
Mr. Wm McQuinn musical director praises Cincinnati musicians after his experience with the orchestra. He commends their skill and smooth rehearsal, saying such talent supports Cincinnati’s musical fame. Mr. Thomas Persse also lauds the orchestra and its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm McQuinn
Chester Park Opera Company
Cincinnati
McQuinn
Opera
Ertiste
Thomas Persse
Lagoon to Open as Local Summer Resort With Vaudeville
Next Sunday Lagoon adds to local summer resort list with a strong vaudeville bill. Dorothy Studebaker from Chicago stars a trio of acts including Roberts Hays and Roberts, Houston the musical king, and the Constantine sisters. Dancing pavilion and rides will be free at opening. complimentary season ticket for attendees. Admission for the rest of the season set at ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Studebaker
Roberts
Hays
Houston
Constantine
David Hayman Testifies On Borrowing and Gambling for Income
In New York on June 2 David L Hayman testified in Supreme Court about his ability to pay a $261.87 judgment to dressmakers for gowns bought by his wife Irene Everett. He said he has no visible means but borrows money and earns from gambling on cards and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hayman
Commercial Tribune
New York
David L. Hayman
Supreme Court
Invest
Irene Everett
Yman
Keles and Shannon
Tame
Man Lives Frugal Life with Glass Watch
A man keeps a simple life without jewelry or extravagant spending. He accepts his wife’s $125 weekly salary and makes no demands on her earnings or expenses.
Vaudeville Farewell Hints Amid Tour Rumors and New Acts
Cecilia Loftus eyes possible new phase beyond vaudeville as two New York shows spark rumors of more “last appearances” while another encore is announced at the Masonic Temple Theater. The piece notes imitations wow audiences and mentions other stars and upcoming productions including Sabel, Litt, Mason, Mansfield, and Wilc. Public notices cover summer outings and a clampdown on free passes for Duckworth Club events. Bedini and Arthur debut at the New York Roof Gardens in a summer vaudeville run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Loftus
New York
Takelace
Masonic Temple Theater
Cage
Miss Loftus
Eleanor Falk
Oscar Hammerstein
Russell Brothers
Jacob Litt
John Mason
Bronson Howard
Sahara Desert
Dramatists’ Club
Richard Mansfield
Brooklyn
Mons. Beaucairs
Southampton
L. T
Coney
Daughters of Israel
St. John's Evangelical Church
Newport
Marle Wainright
School For Scandal
Lady Teazle
John E. Henshaw
May Ten Broeck
Wilkes Martin
Grand Opera House Stock Company
Pittsburg
Martin
Ella Wheeler Wilc
Chester Park
Duckworth Club
Ducks
Bedini
Arthur
Peter S. Clark
Royal Burlesquers
New York Paradise Roof Gardens
Employers Say Strike Is Practically Over
Secretary Devens of the National Metal Trades Association said metal trades manufacturers are winning a victory as workers return to Worthington Pump Works in Brooklyn with no concessions. Telegrams reported shops opening in Cincinnati Milwaukee Minneapolis Chicago and more workers back on the job unconditionally. R Hoe Co employees’ return is viewed as a key victory by manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Commercial Tribune
New York
Devens
National Metal Trades Association
Metal Trades
Worthington Pump Works
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Chicago
The
Cincinnati Association
Ampere
N. J
R. Hoe & Co
Hamilton County Delegation Returns From State Convention
The Hamilton County delegation led by George B. Cox arrived home from Columbus just before 5 pm after leaving at 1 40 pm. Cox attended all party leadership conferences and influenced several votes as the group sat center stage. A baggage car mishap sent Cox and allies to the floor but caused no injuries. Nick Longworth and Charley Christie nearly fell as well, grabbing each other and a shirt incident ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Columbus
Pennsylvania
George B. Cox
Cox
Hoffheimer
Harry Hoffheimer
Senator Nippert
Fleischmann
Charley Christie
Nick Longworth
Norman Kenan
Mr. Cox
Joe Wuest
Nick Lopgwort
Rud Buseke
Cincinnati Girl Wins Philosophy Fellowship
Miss Mary K Benedict daughter of Prof WW Benedict Cincinnati The first Senn girl to win a full philosophy fellowship at Yale College appears to be Mary Benedict who earned a Yale fellowship in philosophy marking a historic achievement for the Cincinnati family in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale College
Mary K.benedict
WW. R. Benedict
The
Cincinnati
Benedict College Photo Reveals Niece in Elite Circle
The article notes Miss Benedict studied philosophy at the University of Cincinnati for two years, then entered Vassar and graduated. It mentions her as part of a notable family and that Sweet, her mother, will vacation in Canada while Florence plans a separate vacation trip with Miss Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
University of Cincinnati
Vassar
Sweet
Canada
Florence
Business Men's Club Feasts as Plans Advance for Fall Festival
The Business Men's Club held a well attended dinner at the Zoo with nearly two hundred guests. Committees reported progress on the Fall Festival and a special train trip to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition was proposed but cancelled after railroad rate changes. Negotiations for new headquarters pushed ahead with unspecified central town corners eyed for site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Buffalo
Bob Gens Ba
The Duty of Mothers and a Norwood Wedding Report
A piece urging mothers to instruct daughters cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy for menstrual troubles. Norwood social circles report multiple weddings in Harris avenue and surrounding areas with Miss Lane, Miss Failor, and Miss Higbee among the honored brides, noting venues, times, and attendees.
Tragic Elevator Accident Kills Son of U S Playing Card Official
Charles McCracken eighteen son of James D McCracken Assistant Superintendent at the United States Playing Card Company Norwood dies after an elevator crushes him at work. He tried to stop the machine but was fatally injured as his mother mourns at home. Coroner investigation to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCracken
Norwood
James D. McCracken
United States Playing Card Company
McCracken
Ashand and
Jefferson Avenues
Indiana
W. B. Weaver
Healthful living and outdoor vitality praised in simple prose
The text extols thriving health from good food and sunlit exercise. It notes a glowing arm and blooming face as signs of well being. It recommends Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliornia Fig Syrup Co
Society Notes Highlight Fundraiser and Local Weddings
The University Settlement will receive proceeds from tomorrow's V. C. P. lawn fete on Shillito grounds Mt Auburn with plans for a two week summer camp for children. Events include Alice in Wonderland, an open air concert by the University Glee Club and a lamp-lit fairy-tale setting. Numerous society notices follow of marriages engagements and upcoming races at Avondale Club with details on participants venues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shillito Grounds
Mt. Auburn
Amsey Probasco
Jace Ball
Messrs
Spencer and
Rankin Jones
University Glee Club
Stein
Fairy Land
He Fane
Atlas
V.C. P
Essrs
Edgar McCallister
Carl Barth
Harvey Shepherd
Ramsey Probasco
Rankin
Spencer Jones
Eustace Ball
Ohio Lawn Tennis Associaton
Avondale Club
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
C. C. Bragg
Miss White Weds a Cincinnatian in Terre Haute
Miss Della White married Walter Krebs of Cincinnati at the bride's parents home in Terre Haute. August Tietig of Cincinnati was best man. Guests from Cincinnati included Miss Emily Tietig and Krebs. The couple will reside in Avondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Failor
Thomas K. Poage
Episcopal Mission of the Good Shepherd
Norwood
Elsie Failor
Walter Failor
Edward Poage
George Singer
Sarah Florence Prama
George H. Morgan
M. E
Davis
Beery
Margaret Morgan
Tatum
Hartwell
Carrie Houseworth
Markland
Salt Lake City
Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Della White
Walter Krebs
Cincinnati
August Tietig
Isses Krebs
Emily Tietig
Ea Cincinnati
Krebs
Avondale
Miss Fannie Parks Weds J E Kilgore In Lancaster
Lancaster Kentucky June 23 Miss Fannie Parks society leader of Paint Lick and only daughter of Colonel John B Parks married at noon today to J E Kilgore a traveling salesman. They departed immediately for several eastern cities after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Fannie Parks
Paint Lick
Double Wedding Graces Washington Society Circles
A double wedding at the Presbyterian Church in Washington occurred at noon. Geo Fabb of Cincinnati married Miss Lyda Catherine McLean, and Walter Snyder of Mechanicsburg married Miss Mary Wilson McLean. Dr J L McNair performed the ring ceremony. The couples left at 4 31, Mr and Mrs Fabb heading to Buffalo and Dr and Mrs Snyder to London Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harlow
Washington D. H
Helen Steece
Ironton
First Presbyterian Church
Ashland
Condit
Harlow
Washington City
John K. Richards
Richards
Washington D. C
Louis Voight
Richard Byron Overstreet
Trinity Episcopal Church
Covington
Miss Voight
Trinity
Jessor Bollinger
R. Grattan Noland
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Fabb
Cincinnati
Lyda Catherine McLean
Walter Snyder
Mechanicsburg
Mary Wilson McLean
James A. McLean
J. L. McNair
Paris
Charline James
Denver
Col
Mrs. Fabb
Buffalo
Mrs. Snyder
London
Marriage License Record Shows Forty-One Issued
Forty-one marriage licenses were issued. The list includes Joseph Manley, 30, and Ione B. Lane, 27, both of Marietta Ohio, along with numerous other couples and their occupations and addresses across Ohio and Indiana, reflecting a busy period for marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Manley
Marietta
Ione B. Lane
Mr. Owdy
Alfred Schellinger
Clerk
Hamilton Avenue
Katherine H Lohrey
Kindel Avenue
Schmidt
Wesley J. Schultz
Barber
Batesville
Ind
Laura E. Simon
Waverly Avenue
Kirgan
Joseph Kumpf
Delhi
Anna Borgarding
Runnebaum
Mathias
Colerain Avenue
Edith Tuchfarber
Westwood
Beam
William Stoess
Gerdes’ Hotel
Bernardina Shulten
Liberty Street
Scholl
Daniel E. Foley
Indianapolis
Mary Seibert
Ivorydale
Dottman
Aug. Schroeder
Chef
Elm Street
Anna Hoffman
Henry A. Donnerberg
Main Street
Anna Rectanus
Ann
John Matze, Jr
Laborer
Reading
Mary Singer
Conroy
David Perazzo
Merchant
Sioux City
Castra
Perazzo
Walnut Street
Joseph
Rob Jochem
Charlotte Street
Margaret Stoll
Walburg
Samuel M. Bealr
Blair Avenue
Mary Cosgrove
Fairfax Avenue
Hines
Jacob Hirth
Cheviot
Anna Bachmann
Squire Dumont
John P. Zorghargen
Hull
Kornelia Dewnny
Mansfield Street
van der Werp
Dana Waldron
Cook
Pearl Street
Mary Murray
William Spatz
John Street
Frieda Poskovitz
Lesser
John Healy
Norwood
Marion O'Neil
Warelman
George H. Morhan
Sarah F. Markland
Davis
Beery
Frank E. Socin
Jackson Street
Minnie McMahon
Finn
William A. Rinckhoff
Car- Mele Avenue
Anna Wall
Hannibal Street
Henry Thaddeus Paige
Gilbert Avenue
Rosa Bright
Florence Avenue
Johnson
Theodore Franck
Biglerot
Elizabeth Klein
Avondale
J. Voss
August A. Hehemann
Gest Street
Catherine Kolde
State Avenue
Busman
A Ioons K. Poage
East Norwood
Lottie Failer
Evanston
R. Graham
Louis Brockman
Japaner
Addison Street
Carrie Reitzel
Terken
Reginald McKean
Neer
Bond Hill
Mary C. Denis
Mr. Moore
Henry Tentrup
Elmwood
Elmwood Place
J. Goebel
Hermann Goesling
Galvonist
Second Street
Carrie Mer Leet
Bremen Street
Eibert
Bushrod W. Foley
Auburn
Grace E. Higbee
Eighth
Elm Streets
G. Thayer
Louis Moore
Hodcarrier
East Sixth Street
Sallie She
Easth Street
Burray F. Hilgefoot
Auburn Avenue
Anna Griffin
Winton Place
J. Ee O’brien
McLean Avenue
Anna McCullough
West Seventh Street
O' Donohue
John G. Koehl, Jr
Anna W. Hucke
Everbach
Frank Washington
Milford
Retter Stevenson
Wife pleads for help locating missing husband James P English
The wife of James P English asks police to locate him to determine if he is alive or dead. He has been missing since Tuesday last, formerly living at Front and Monmouth in Newport, now staying with her mother at 133 Main Street. She notes he is a non drinker and in poor health, earned 18 dollars weekly and may have disposed of household items if he harmed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. English
Poppe
Ee Er
Aers
The Society and Picnic Sandwich Guide of A Lunch Menu
A guide outlines varieties of sandwiches for social and picnic use. It covers Society sandwiches with salad-like fillings and decorative cuts, Picnic sandwiches for easy packing, Deviled Egg, Minced Ham, Celery, Salad, and Club sandwiches with chicken, bacon and lettuce. Olives and pickles accompany the offerings for travelers and entertaining.
Menus for Thursday to Saturday include varied dishes and beverages
The text lists daily meals with breakfast lunch and dinner options. Thursday features cereal fruit liver and bacon brown sauce German fried potatoes rolls coffee and similar courses. Friday includes crustacean or fish courses with crab meat and planked white fish. Saturday offers cod, macaroni croquettes, chicken and desserts with refreshments.
Labor Council backs strikers in sixth week of machinists’ walkout
The Central Labor Council urges public support for the machinists strike now in its sixth week. It accuses employing machinists of violence and condemns the Metal Trades Association while calling Mayor Fietschmann and Chief Deitsch to protect workers exercising their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Friends of Organized Labor
United States
Canada
Metal Trades Association
Cincinnati
Mayoy
Fietschmann
Deitsch
Col Acek
theen-Sto-teenoury
Collision damages suit over buggy rear ended by electric car
John Phillips' buggy ran into an electric car on August 22, 1900, causing a damage suit by Baptips against the street railway. The buggy was in Harrison avenue when the impact occurred with the buggy rear ending the electric vehicle at about twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
Bugsy
Baptips
Eomooe
Sena Hist
Harrison Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brandt
E. Dwyer
City Hospital
Dwyer
J. H. Day Machine Company
Mr. Day
Harry Schilling
Fred. A. Geier
Press Committee of the Manufacturers
Dayton
Hamilton
Machir
League Park
Allied Metal Mechanics
Herry Schilling
Conlon
Dean Edsall
Miss Edsall
Keith
Lagoon
Cecilia
Adieus
Longworth
Christie
Mary Benedict
Miss Mary Benedict
Buffalo Trip
Cc. W. Bieborn
Henry C. Mathers
G. A. Ma
T. Baird
VanAliver
VanAllen Spargur
Harry W. Durrell
H. G. Meyer
Geo. G. Kineon
Jos. Brockmann
Julius B. Hargrave
Dale Ebersole
O. D. Bryant
B. M. Blank
J. P. DeCamp
A. L. Fahnestock
T. W. Mitchell
Nk Helmers
Met
Chas
J. Meakin
C. F. Barrett
Edward E. Shipley
E. M. Lawton
H. T. Atkins
T. J. Cate
Geo
W. Crites
J. W. Britton
Andrew Jergens
A. Feuser
A. F. Herbsleb
Richard Dymond
T. P. Learned
B. E. Greenwald
A. Ficke
Claude Ashbrook
Allan Ross Raff
W. Tomlinson
A. Steven
Robt
G. Carew
Michael Klopp
H. Moore
H. B. Hart
M. C. Gets
A. B
C. Maltby
W. E. Hopton
Herman Steinberg
J. J. Moore
M. H. To
H. Coney
R. P. Bellsmith
R. K. LeBlond
Ed H. Croninger
Castine
Mn A
Urch
Lee Cahn
H. M. Sammet
Ae Rosenthal
Louis Belmont
Frank H. Kirchner
Oskamp Daller
J. M. McKibben
Gustav A. Well
N. Pees
Enton Wson
Otto Armleder
Thos. Trevor
C. B. Fishburn
W. H. Sutherland
C. A. Farnham
Thos
J. Bell
W. H. Harrison
E. L. Heinsheimer
Wm. H. Stewart
Bailey
Archibald Fries
A. H. Pape
Thos. Hollister
C. T. Pearce
L. J. Rebhun
Lewis M. Webb
Wm. T. Caven
Levassor
John C. Rupp
Ben Block
A. Geillus
Jos. Cantor
Geo. Armstrong
John C. Yost
Wm. Boswell
J. J. Cushing
L. E. Guntrum
J. Price
O. H. Tudor
Meeke
John H. Miller
J. Marshall Smedes
August Pfalzgraf
Southpine Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia H. Pinkham
Mabel Stanley
Albert Wentworth
Salway
Eistman
Florence Lane
Nley
Grace Higbee
Bush Foley
Miss Lane
Prof. Manley
P. P. Lane
Louise Thompson
Edward Manley
Migbes
Mr. Foley
Norfolk
George A. Thayer
U. S. Playing Card Company
Notes OF Society
College Hill Town Hall
E Carpenter
Howard Henshaw, Jr
G. Pounsford
T. K. Bagley
P. T. Kilgour
J. D. McKinney
Aace
J. Blaine
W.M. Blaine
Youngstown
Mary Sheerer
New Osleans
Boston
Dr. Davis
Cora Rich
Fiienay
George Fox
Aston Madeirs
Daughters of the Confederacy
Iil Reynolds
Convington
Elizabeth Cary Mackey
Wallace Place
Mary Porter Brent
Elizabeth Cok
Louisville
Mary Brown Duvall
Frankfort
FEF
Mattie Bryan
Cncine
Joe Wilshire
New Haven
Europe
Robert Greenwood Jones
Liverpool
Louise Mullins
Maysville
John Maybery
Lexington Pike
Fred H. Pfeffer
Bartholomew School
Pfeffer
John Dymond
Florence Dymond
New Orleans
Chard Dymond
West Sixth Street
Stephanie Metz
New York City
Cornelius Ayrman
A Gharies L. Burgoyne
E. Zinn
Dla
Zinn
Miss White
Kilgore-Parks
Mrs. English
Paceeoub
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Lida Ames Willlis
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Council
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