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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1902

Page

23

Pax Triumphans Steals the Anvers Concert Spotlight

The national concert drew a large crowd as Van der Stucken conducted Pax Triumphans with an ovation for the Cincinnati maestro. The program opened with Grisar and Vieeshouwer pieces, praise for the soloists and a standout violin recital by Ralph Wetmore in Springfield, Ohio.

Whs Lenaerts Chorale Frank van der Stucken The Harmonie de Wael Cincinnati Academie of Music Anvers Germany Cincinnati

Fourth of July Activities and Beach Sketching at Atlantic City

Atlantic City prepares a big Fourth of July with yacht club races from Gardner's Canal and a float fireworks display visible from Rhode Island avenue. Beach crowds enjoy sand art and scratchers, while anglers along the inlet report good catches as rail traffic ferries twenty thousand visitors daily.

Atlantic City Atlantic City Yacht Club Gardner's Canal Commodore Kuehnle Catharine K Frederick’ Burk Corinthia Clarence L.busch Swift Helen Massachusetts Avenue Rhode Island Avenue Mediterranean’ Avenue Canal

Ocean Grove Sees Growing Popularity of ngerts and Summer Events

Ocean Grove anticipates a busy Independence Day season with a patriotic concert featuring prominent singers and a strong chorus. Religious services begin with Bishop Fitzgerald delivering the sermon assisted by Dr Ballard and Rev Yatman as Bishop Foss leads evening services. Temperature and bathing conditions improve with many visitors exploring pools and the ocean. Ping pong thrives under Camp Meeting rules, and hotel cottagers rush to set up tables as tenting communities expand near the Auditorium and Wesley Lake.

Ocean Grove James N. Fitzgerald Campmeeting Association Wesley Lake

Fason Opens at Asbury Park

Opening of the Asbury Park season drew crowded audiences for the First Brigade National Guard band under Prof Horace Rodgers Anders at the Fifth Avenue pavilion. Rain paused for the concert with encores and a Jersey debut of Sousa’s Imperial March. Sixteen band concerts are planned through mid September at the Fifth Avenue and Main Street pavilions and on the grassy plaza.

Asbury Park N. J Fifth-avenue Pavilion National Guard of Pennsylvania Horace Rodgers Anders Pennsylvania Sousa New Marth Imperial Iwara Seart Fifth Asbury Avenue Main Street Union Asbury

Transit surge and lecture by Ellen Stone in Long Branch

Train and bus traffic rises as inbound baggage volumes climb and trolley lines report heavy patronage. Miss Ellen M. Stone, recently freed missionary from Bulgarian brigands, will lecture Saturday evening June 28 in Beach Auditorium to aid Trinity Episcopal Church in this city.

Hmft As , Park North Asbury Park Long Branch Ellen “M. Stone Trinity Episcopal Church

Long Branch Sees Busy Start as Horse Show Looms

Long Branch New Jersey opens the season with numerous hotel guests as the Monmouth County Horse Show runs July 24 to 26. A $500 Patten Line challenge cup for best horse and gig is featured along with new hotel upgrades and an eighteen hole golf course at Hollywood. A street fair carnival计划 starts July 3 with outdoor exhibits and entertainment across vacant business lots.

Long Branch N. J Oedey Monmouth County Patten Line Hollywood R. Graham-Woodward David Hunter Baltusrol Golf Club Short Hills Hunter

East Walnut Hills Proposes Four Electric Line Routes

East Walnut Hills Improvement Association petitioned the Board of Public Service for an electric line and proposed four routes. A public hearing is set for next Thursday at 2 00 p m. Potential routes include extending the Oakley line via Madison to Fairfax or Hewitt, crossing to Woodburn. extending the Cross Town road via Cinnamon to Fairfax and Woodburn. a two‑stage Gross Town route via Cinnamon and Fairfax with connections to Hewitt and Woodburn. and a Gilbert Avenue option along Fairfax to Hewitt connecting to the existing Gilbert Avenue line.

East Walnut Hills Woodburn Gross Town Road Madison Cinnamon Fairfax Wold Hewitt Hackberry Holloway Gilbert Avenue

Trains to New York or Philadelphia via Lehigh Valley Railroad

Magnificent double track stone ballasted trains with dining cars. Through tickets to New York and Philadelphia allow top overs at Niagara Falls.

New York Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad la Cartel Niagara Falls

Magnificent new trains run east from Cincinnati

The C and O announces faster service to the east with day coaches, Pullman sleeping and dining cars to New York without change. A through sleeping car to Washington is offered. The Washington and New York Express leaves Cincinnati at 9 10 P M with a connection to the Congressional Limited for New York. Through local express leaves Cincinnati at 7 45 A M daily serving Virginia Springs Washington Richmond Norfolk and Old Point.

Old Comfort New York Washington Washington and Cincinnati Congressional Limited Virginia Springs Richmond Norfolk Old Point

University Seeks 1908 Tax Levy of Sixty Five Thousand

Clerk Davis of the University of Cincinnati Board presents to the City Auditor an estimate of 1908 expenses. A new law allows a levy of three tenths of a mill for university purposes, aiming to raise from forty thousand to sixty five thousand dollars depending on levy size. Auditor experts review university and education board books.

Davis University of Cincinnati Sesson Uni Ucation

Estimate to win 1,490 prizes in $24,000,009 contest

The fragment urges sending estimates to gain access to a large prize contest. It emphasizes collective brains and collaboration to improve chances, promoting a scheme involving many participants and a substantial prize fund.

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