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Advertisement and news received with newsboys supplied at Walnut Hills Covington and Washington Colubmus and London bureaus. Reading room free to Americans at Trafalgar Building.
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Gilbert
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Madison
Washington
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London
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Trafalgar Square
Unwritten Law in Kentucky Woman Murder Trial
A Pulaski County woman faces a life trial in Somerset Kentucky debating whether unwritten law justifies a woman killing for a husband's infidelity. The piece argues juries favor the unwritten code over written law and questions gender bias in applying justice.
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Somerset
Kentucky
Somerset County
Republic
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A Most Timely Gift to Cincinnati Technical School
A donor gave twenty five thousand dollars to build a home for the Technical School on University grounds. The piece lauds the donation, the school’s role in education, and the link between technical training and industrial progress, noting Mercury also aims for a century record.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati School of Technology
University of Cincinnati
Technical
Modest Kenyon incident highlights era of large gifts
The article notes multiple philanthropic gifts totaling tens of millions to colleges and libraries from 1890s into 1901 including a $50,000 grant from Senator Marcus Hanna a $1,000,000 Harvard gift from J Pierpont Morgan and a local Cincinnati donor giving $25,000 to Tech. It contrasts these with donations to Columbia Princeton Vassar and others and cites national totals for educational gifts reaching $60 million plus in 1899 and similar figures in surrounding years.
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Harvard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cincinnati
Tech
Columbia
Princeton
Vassar College
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago Art Institute
United States
Galveston
India
Kenyon
Churches Decline Prompt Debate by Cincinnati Clergy
The article notes Cincinnati readers recall Rev. John Meyers and his critique that churches focus on entertaining Christians rather than winning souls. Other voices urge balanced reform blending social help with spiritual aims, delaying fuller discussion until autumn.
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Farson Meyers
Brother Meyers
CC Rest
Democrats Align with Senator Torkker After Convention Speech
Democrats cite Senator Torkker's remarks as unifying ahead of key votes, signaling party support while downplaying intra party divisions.
Disappointing Daughters in European Royal Lines
The article notes royal families lamenting daughters over sons, questions Salic law as outdated, and cites the London Spectator urging a natural succession. It discusses queens versus kings and historic palace feuds connected to dynastic ambitions, mentioning France England and Italy. It ends mid sentence with Princess Yolanda’s birth.
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Bavoy
London Spectator
England
Europe
France
Yolanda
Royal couples welcome daughters sparking envy and praise
The piece notes that across Europe seven of seventeen royal couples have daughters, praising daughters as a source of national pride. It asserts American women may become wives of sovereign citizens and honors motherhood, while contrasting Oklahoma wheat to Kansas corn in a playful jab at crop prestige.
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Europe
Russia
Austria
Alfonso XII
Spain
Beligium
Italy
America
Iin
Republic
American Firms Eye English Electric Market Expansion
The General Electric Company has completed negotiations to acquire the British Thomson-Houston Company to push into England's electrical field. MIT holds entrance exams in London to accommodate American and English candidates, fostering cross juncture between nations and boosting technical education.
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New York
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Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson- Houston
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
London
Massachusetts Institute
R. 8. Ball
Manchester
Robert Ball
Cambridge
Tyler
Cincinnati
North
South
Central America
Republican Party Deliberations Delay Presidential Nomination
The text suggests the Republican Party will not name a Presidential candidate for years, emphasizing careful, consultative process with editors and key figures. It references Brother Bryan and prudence in choosing leadership.
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Republican Party
Bryan
Editor Watterson Faces Severe Editorial Pressure
In his effort to inject common sense into The Com moner's Editor, Editor Watterson risks being pressed to use the mallet and chisel method.
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Governor Beckham Pardons Prompt Hopkinsville Officials
The private secretary to Governor Beckham must work overtime to issue executive pardons to the executive's appointees entangled in a latest Hopkinsville controversy in Christian County.
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Beckham
Hopkinsville
Christian
Chinese American Minister Wu Described As Thoroughly Chinese
The passage argues Wu is a genuine Chinese American, noting his deep ties to Chinese heritage. It contends his persona should be accepted and respected within American-Chinese society.
Letter Writer Delivers Billet-Doux for Monnett Breach Suit
Tom Johnson acts as ready writer for Frank Monnett delivering a billet-doux that stirs blushes and foreshadows a breach of promise suit. The noted exchange hints at romantic leverage in upcoming legal action.
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Tom Johnson
Frank Monnett
Boston Mayor Says Gentlemen Don’t Appear in Saloons
In a remark attributed to Boston’s mayor he claims gentlemen avoid saloons and suggests the attached sitting room could reveal their whereabouts. The comment hints at a broader view of social spaces and propriety in the city.
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Boston
Ice man keeps edge in comfort with seventy pound lead
The ice man remains ahead in the competition by seventy pounds per hundredweight, signaling ongoing advantage in his delivery efficiency and market position.
Chicago Mayor Tells New Fire Chief to Avoid Politics
Chicago's mayor admonishes the city’s new Fire Chief to steer clear of politics and focus on duties. The chief’s exact stance remains unclear as officials seek to keep fire operations apolitical.
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Chicago
Unwritten Law Should Benefit Women Equally
The statement argues there is no statutory basis for unwritten law yet if enforced it should grant equal benefits to women and men. It frames equality in legal rights and enforcement without specifying a case or date.
Armageddon Between Capital and Labor Rumors Rise
The piece wryly notes political and labor clashes with Admiral Sampson’s medal image aside. It mocks Dusty Roads omission and hints at mounting tensions between capital and labor, while quips about July bills, love notes for large sums, and Senator Hanna. It ends by asking what happened to the Cincinnati Reds.
Danae in a Drywse Under the Laburnum Tree
Walter Hogg adapts a verse description of Danae resting beneath a laburnum tree as rain of blossoms falls and a golden shower from Jove, with the scene infused by light and shadow and a sense of mythic tale emerging.
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Chambers’ Journal
She
Danae
Sunday Notes And Comments From A City Page
A collage of snatches from a city page column includes light commentary on local figures, labour, philanthropy, and social life. It references Mike Mullen, marriage licenses, machinists returning to work, beer tax impacts, and a push to fund Cincinnati’s Technical School. It blends humor, public notices, and editorial asides.
Foraker Collapses From Heat After Convention
The Republican State Convention in Columbus left Senator Foraker exhausted. He delivered the keynote speech under extreme heat, perspired heavily, and returned home to rest. He plans to go to Cambridge Springs for recuperation, skipping his office duties.
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Senator Foraker
Cambridge Springs
Henry Ketter May Get On The Ticket
Representative Sharp of Sugar Creek in the Hocking Valley sought Henry Ketter after his removal as Examiner of Stationary Engineers. Sharp hoped Ketter would defeat Senator Nippert, please Germans and engineers, and unite the Democratic party. Ketter, modest, said the nomination news surprised him and he could not decide yet.
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Kelbourne
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Jeutenant
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Eatmouth
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To the Editor of the Commercial Tribune
A Newport reader rebuts Rev Dr Trumbull Lee over Mrs Henry’s account of women in the church. The letter asserts Mrs Henry is a cultured writer whose statements deserve publication despite criticism. She is known widely across the nation from Atlantic to Pacific and the lakes.
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Osephenry
Sketches Highlight Western Writers Convention Program
At Winona Indiana on June 27 the Western Writers annual convention featured sketches by F F Oldham of Cincinnati and Miss Mary Cardwell of New Albany, with poetry by Lee O Harris of Green Held a paper by Rev H W Bennett of Anderson on Some Literary Wonders Among the Propaste and a discussion led by Colonel Mark L Demette of Valparaiso. The novelette reading by Kinney Carr and Demette closed the session as society people from Warsaw attended in large numbers.
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Cincinnati
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New Albany
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H. W. Bennett
Anderson
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Valparaiso
Men of Affairs Visitors Register At Club Contercer
Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club contercer include Dr Rike of Versailles and Ellis from Chicago Tl. H D Lafferty of Foha Va and George 8 Atterbury of Chicago.
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Ellis
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Fo Ha Va
George 8
Atterbury
Chicago
Wedded by Signs in Jeffersonville Deaf Wedding
An unusual ceremony joined Harry C. Dunham and Mary R. Link both deaf mutes in Jeffersonville Indiana. Rev Frederick Chapman conducted the Episcopal rites with Rev Johnson of Louisville interpreting. About sixty deaf mutes and friends attended. Mrs Dunham will reside in Jeffersonville.
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Mary R. Link
Frederick Chapman
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Ohio Y M C A Physical Directors Meet in Columbus
Dr. C J Fisher presided over the Ohio Y M C A Physical Directors annual meeting sessions. He spoke on religious work. William Loomber was elected rotary. J B Ebersole read a paper on summer camps. George H Marshall of Milton spoke on how to interest mechanics. Attendance was small.
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C. J. Fisher
Cincinnati
Ohio Y. M. C. A
Wiliam Loomber
Arson
Rotary
J. B. Ebersole
George H. Marshall
Ftmilton
Six Railroads Plan Stockholders Meeting on Consolidation
Chicago June 27 Six railroad companies in the expansive plant system moved to hold a special stockholders meeting early in July to decide on consolidation. The group includes Carlee Waste Exiab erittre sine Rhiver Bp 1 Western and Alabama Springs among others while Gulf and nearby lines are cited as objects of simplification of accounting and corporate reorganization.
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Er Springs
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Abbeyville Southern
Winston & Bone Valley
Blinkhampton plans collide with Iver and firm
In the Brinkhampton saga Major Iver struggles with his daughter Janie and rival developers as he seeks to control land deals. Bob Broadley resists moving from farming while Lloyd Lloyd & Gurney push a quick sale. Iver sends Jay Tristram to negotiate a £2000 offer and avert loss to the ambitious property venture.
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