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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
4
Vanity and the crown in a Sunday sermon on kings
A Sunday sermon reflects on the vanity of earthly power as monarchs rise and fall. The preacher cites Ecclesiastes and Job to contrast human desires for crowns with a higher divine honor granted through fidelity and service.
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England
India
St. Edward the Confessor
Job
Vanities
Officials seek intercession to avoid a special session
The text suggests opponents of a Legislature special session would hire Henry C. Taylor to plead with Governor Nash to settle the matter to their liking despite county and city officials facing pressure from recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Henry C. Taylor
Nash
Supreme Court
Mail service triumph linked to US rail progress
A vivid review extols new railroad mail arrangements from New York to Cincinnati and other hubs, praising American enterprise and the Big Four lines. It notes faster distribution and shifting labor hours as railways push time reduction, while contrasting New York supremacy with Chicago. The piece ends with a quip from Rev. Scudder on church attendance and diet.
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England
London
Edinburgh
John Bull
Little Island
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
New York Central
United States
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sam
Seaboard
Manhattan
Lake, Michigan
Pardon Proclamation Aims to Free Filipino Prisoners on July 4
The amnesty plan frees Filipinos jailed for political offenses and marks a path for delivery on July 4 under the new civil government. Aguinaldo would be released to witness the shift from pre surrender to post surrender rule and urged to guide his countrymen toward liberty under the American flag.
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Aguinaldo
Dewey
Manila
Happess
Uinaldo
Congress
Supreme Court Attack on Chief K Salen Hoped
The item expresses hopes the Supreme Court will challenge the constitutionality of Chief K Salen amid concerns about unique character protections.
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Supreme Court
K Salen
Supreme Court ridicules Royer law blunder in Ohio case
The opinion derides the Royer law for lacking jurisdiction in most Ohio litigation. It asserts the Legislature erred plainly and fully, forcing the court to apply an unintended effect. The piece notes the court’s disappointment at losing three quarters of its work to legislative missteps.
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NITS
Royer
Ohio
Supreme Court
Takis
General Assembly
Franklin Alter Pushes Forward on Omnibus Bond Bill
Franklin Alter signals another push to advance the omnibus bond bill amid ongoing political maneuvering. He emphasizes timing and constitutional considerations as key factors shaping the effort.
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Franklin Alter
Franklin
Minneapolis Mayor Indicted By Grand Jury For Bribery
Minneapolis faces a grand jury indictment against its mayor for bribery while St Paul ascends a potential lieutenant governor nomination. The political clash highlights urban leadership turmoil and shifting state politics.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Yale Man Urges Grads To Refuse To Be Lobsters
A Yale graduate advised fellow alumni to refuse passive conformity in a rhetoric class remark, drawing a sharp rebuke from a rhetoric professor who flushed with anger and turned red.
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Yale
Baron Croker Freed to Sail Seaways Facing Sheehan
Baron Croker granted liberty to leave Wantage and Lunnin and embark on a sea voyage to confront Mr. Sheehan in a face smashing act as reported by the paper.
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Baron Croker
Wantage
Lunnin
Mr. Sheehan
Mud of the Nile and Missouri Rivers Compared
A quirky comparison notes the muds of the Nile and Missouri rivers as nearly identical with a nod to Potiphar's wife and Missouri politicians as sharing a common awareness of the matter.
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Nile
Missouri
Potiphar
Columbus Torches Rival as Eruption Shakes City
An urban upheaval in Columbus mimics volcanic fury with a dramatic outbreak causing property damage and public alarm as authorities scramble to contain the scene. Emergency crews respond to chaotic events across the city, with residents reporting widespread destruction and power outages.
Disjointed 1904 Political Buzz from Singers to Courts
A jumble of political and cultural references spans 1904 nominees and presidents with mentions of Thomas Taggart Indiana predicting Hill for president, General Gomez, Grover Cleveland, Bryan, Kipling, and the Supreme Court, all mingled with Irish theme and theatrical asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
David B. Hill
Tommy
Former Well Known Cincinnatian Henry Worrall Dies in Topeka
Henry Worrall, famed musician and artist born in Liverpool, died in Topeka Kansas after a long illness. He moved to Cincinnati as a boy and became a leading light in Western art clubs, musical endeavors, and social reform. He aided the Santa Fe millennial fair and organized the St Ananias Society in Topeka. He leaves a widow and three children and was about 75.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Henry Worrall
Topeka
Kan
Liverpool
England
New York City
Canada
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Mr. Peters
Mr. Worral
Orrall
Sebastopol
Tesso
Worrall
West
Beard
Quick
Eaton
Buchanan
Read
Miller
McLaughlin
Frankenstein
Webber
Sheridan
S. N. Pike
St. Annanias Society
Atchison, Topeka & Son, Railroad
Kansas
Colorado
Newmece
Santa Fe
Washington
Department of Agricultue
Nebraska
Co. T. Webber
Notes on Dean Hoffman and a moral on riches
The writer reflects on Dean Hoffman of New York noting his wealth of 15 million and a quarter million left to favored institutions. He questions tithes and warns that riches tempt stinginess and neglect of the church. He recalls a miserly friend and ends with a caution that wealth is spared only if not hoarded.
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Dean Hoffman
New York
Hoffman
Episcopal
Morningside Heights
The Ginger Jar and Other City Humors by Jack Appleton
A collage of humorous vignettes and wordplay from city life. The verses depict a dreamy fisherman, civic banter between cities, a one legged beggar and a hearing in court, and playful street scenes. It ends noting JACK APPLETON as the author.
Stories of Great Men Headline Misleads Beaumont Tale
A Detroit Journal reprint recounts a Beaumont anecdote about former Governor Hogg of Texas and a waiter named George. The tale claims George, a sable-skinned man, was a model waiter who received a dollar tip daily, grew wealthy, and sparked envy among peers. A later revelation shows a different waiter, in disguise, claiming to be George after a night of craps.
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Beaumont
Hogg
Texas
George
Darky
Weill
Gawge
Detroit
Journal
Cincinnatians Registered at New York Hotels
A Special Despatch lists Cincinnati residents staying at New York hotels on June 2. Names include H. Harris C. McDonald Miss A. H. Riley H. J. Robbing Dr. C. L. Darnell D. H. Hunt D. J. Stevens BE. A. Thompson F. G. Tullidge Jr Mr and Mrs A. H. Whitlock J. W. Barnett Mr and Mrs W. Congdon Mrs M H Lathrop Mrs C N Lathrop Mr and Mrs R W Wise.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
H. Harris
C. McDonald
A. H. Riley
H. J. Robbing
C. L. Darnell
D. H. Hunt
D. J. Stevens
BE. A. Thompson
F. G. Tullidge
A. H. Whitlock
J. W. Barnett
Henry Lorthe Found Guilty in Middletown Trial
Henry Lorthe was found guilty as charged for timing George Jayette in Middletown. A new trial was ordered today and he was sentenced by Judge Belden to pay a $50 fine and costs.
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Hamilton
Henry Lorthe
Ting George Jayette
Middletown
Belden
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertise Cure Claims
The text describes catarrh as a constitutional disease rooted in blood health. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula and related conditions by improving taste, smell, and bearing. It touts Hood's Pills as the best cathartic.
Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Prompts Action
A short ad urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune. It invites listeners to send in an estimate and stop worrying about the decision.
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She Took Him in Bright Bits Comic
In a New York Journal blurb a woman rejects a dog as a hunting retriever noting the dog only retrieves ping pong balls. The exchange features a humorous tone about expectations and animal quirks.
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New York Journal
Fragments Reflect On Admission And Apology
Readable lines show a character recognizing error and choosing to accept an apology, revealing a moment of reconciliation and personal resolution within a brief excerpt. The dialogue hints at social norms and the easing of tension after a dispute.
There's nothing in a name say Hewitt and Jewitt
The exchange notes a man naming his goat Oleomargarine, yet the goat proves to be a good butter producer, illustrating how a label may mislead about value.
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Hewitt
Jewitt
Oleomargartin
The Man Who Thinks He Knows It All
A reflective saying notes that overconfident people enjoy brief brightness but face a rough awakening. It contrasts their bluster with the steadiness of simple folk who avoid such pretensions.
Powder Workman Killed Near King's Mills
John Williams, a King's Mills workman, was struck and killed by Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Train No 2 while walking on the track under an umbrella. He lived near Osceola in Warren County and did not hear the signal before the collision.
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Commercial Tribune
Loveland
John Williams
King’s Mills
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eer
Osceola
Warren County
City Engineer Recommends Block on Streetcar Route
Stanley yesterday urged the Board of Public Service to permit Barber Tophait to block near its eastern end with stop streetcar traffic privilege. A public hearing is set for Monday at 10 o'clock.
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Stanley
Board of Public Service
Barber Tophait
Resolutions Honor Foraker Hanna in Panama Canal Effort
In Columbus June 28 the Twelfth District Republican Convention nominated Cyrus Huling by acclamation for Congress. Delegates praised Foraker and Hanna for their work on the Panama Canal and pledged strong support for Huling as a fit representative in Ohio's capital district.
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Foraker and
Hanna
Panama Canal
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cyrus Hullig
Henry A. Williams
Randolph Walton
John R. Malloy
Philippines
Democratic Party
United States of America
Cyrus Huling
Ohio
Congress
Twelfth Congressional
Roosevelt
Nash
Joseph B. Foraker
Marcus A. Hanna
Senate
United States
Joers Enters Indiana Governor Nomination Duel
Laporte Ind June 28 August Joers Porter County township trustee announces as a Democratic candidate for Indiana governor. A well educated wealthy farmer he plans a county wide farmers meeting tour and cites encouragement from ex Congressmen Jerry Simpson as key to his bid.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Joers
Porter County
Jerry Simpson
Critchfield Appointed Chief Clerk in Ohio Workshop Office
Major A. B. Critchfield of Shreve is named chief clerk in the State Inspector of Workshops and Factories office succeeding E. M. Slack who resigned. J. F. Funk of Springfield becomes recording clerk, replacing John F. Wood. Critchfield has long worked with Charles Dick at Republican State headquarters.
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Critchfield
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A. B. Critchfield
Shreve
Morgan
E. M. Slack
J. F. Funk
Springfield
John F. Wood
Supreme Court
Charles Dick
Prohibitionists in Butler Warren Montgomery Plan Convention
The prohibitionists of Butler Warren and Montgomery Counties will hold a convention at the Miami Valley Chautauqua grounds on Monday. State Chairman Chase, Rev. C. E. McStravick and others will make addresses.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Butler
Warren
Montgomery Counties
Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds
Chase
C. E. McStravick
Republican Ticket Nominated at Newark Convention
Newark Ohio June 28 Republicans in convention here today nominated Walter A Irvine for Probate Judge E S Randolph for Prosecuting Attorney Fred H Carlisle for Surveyor C F Legge for Coroner Captain James H Smith for Infirmary Director Phil D Miller for Sheriff John Graham of McKeen Township for Commissioner.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark
Walter A. Irvine
E. 8. Randolph
Fred H. Carlisle
C. F. Legge
James H. Smith
Phil D. Miller
John Graham
McKeen Township
Conference Reports Yield Broad Agreement on Philippine Bill
Washington June 28 The conference on the Philippine bill adjourned after 6 pm with agreement on all parts except coinage a territorial assembly and public lands. Indebtedness for Manila sewer and water works set at 4 million while church lands disposal stays Senate plan. Franchises mining and other provisions largely agreed with phrase adjustments. Coinage and assembly to be taken up when conference resumes Monday morning.
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Washington
Manila
Senate
Territorial Assembly
Tenfold brain contest offers 1490 prizes in $34000 sweep
A promotional appeal invites you to gather nine friends to contribute their ideas and submit estimates to win one of 1490 prizes in a $34,000 contest. The more brains at work, the higher the chance of success.
The Crowning Poem For England's King Edward
The poem asks if England’s king will receive a heavenly crown rather than a temporal one. It contrasts worldly pomp with a final rest beyond life, urging prayers for an eternal coronation in heaven rather than earthly glory. Dayton Ohio poet Chas. W. Folkerth signs the piece.
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the Commercial Tribune
England
Edward
Dayton
O. Chas. W. Folkerth
Monnett to Test Ohio Charter Law Constitutionality
Ex Attorney General Frank S. Monnett in Cincinnati plans a suit Monday to challenge Hamilton’s special charter law. He claims it violates Article 13, Section 1, and Article 2, Section 2% of the Ohio Constitution.
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Hamilton, O
Frank S. Monnett
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
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