Lincoln Park church plans July Fourth picnic and services
Reports of church activities include a second annual July Fourth picnic at Sunset Park near Mt Lookout with 9:30 am electric car departure from the temple. The King’s Daughters distributed hundreds of potted plants, and various churches discuss missionary efforts and patriotic services led by pastors such as Dr Warren Partridge.
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Institutional Baptist Church
Sunset Park
Mt. Lookout
Men's Missionary Society
Weekday church services list for multiple downtown churches
Morning and evening sermons announced at several streetside churches including Dr Wark Trumbull Lee Price Aikman Winder Gelwick Shields McKirahan LaBach McKinney and Milton Brown Jr during the day with topics such as The Good Shepherd The Bread of God The Fest of Patriotism and It Is Christ That Died along with sacraments and communion services and a midweek prayer meeting schedule.
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Wark
Bay‘iiller
Wesley Frank Price
Clark Street
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Mornt
Bixth
Eastern Avenue
J. W., Winder
Jesus
North
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Hunan
China
Lewis Earle Lee
Central
Geo. W. Shields
Pndeavor
College Hill
Lee
Cleves
J. M. LaBach
United Presbyterian
Grand and Nassau
J. A. McKirahan
Abraham
First Reformed
Plum_.street
Dr. McKinney
Westwood
Milton Brown, Jr
Christ
Sunday church services and sermons listed at multiple streets
The notice lists pastors and service times across Wesley avenue Ninth Street Lincoln Bark Mt. Auburn and Walnut Hills with morning and evening sermon topics including The Power and Privilege of Christians True Patriotism Heavenly Food for Famishing Souls and The Kingdoms of This World Rapidly Becoming Those of Christ plus baptisms and Sunday school details with July references.
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H. T. Crane
Rome
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
Order of United American Mechanics
the Daughters of America
Bark Institutional
Freeman Avenue
Betts Street
G. R. Robbing
Mt. Auburn
A. J. Sage
D.D
Y. P
Walnut Hills
Rural church services and patriotic talks listed in city directory
A fragment lists multiple churchs on Forest Avenue Westwood Qufton Clevee Petey Clinth Paul York York and Baymiller Fork First Chase avenue Columbia Carthage with pastors Rev Edmonds Latsahaw Morris English Robinson Bunyan and McHugh. Services include morning sermons at 11 o clock, evening meetings at 7, Epworth League activities and Sunday schools.
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Avondale
Eugene P. Edmonds
D.D
Epworth League
Westwood
Epworth
Urweiler Streets
David G. Latsahaw
Sons of the Light
Temperance
Petey Clinth
W.A. Robinson
League
J. Paul
Seventh
Smith Streets
Chase Avenue
Northside
William Bunyan
C.F. Clark
Columbia
Pastors Schedule Morning Talks and Evening Lectures
Vine Street Rev Herbert S Bigelow morning famine in India lecture evening David Furnas on Why I Am a Quaker Columbia Rev O H Denney morning The Ultimate Triumph of Christianity communion evening An Ancient Bible Story Walnut Hills Locust and Kemper Ln Rev Dwight M Pratt morning 11 oclock preaching reception of new members sacrament of the Lord's supper evening 7 oclock Christian Endeavor social meeting news from Toledo convention
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Vine Street
Herberts. Bigelow
India
David Furnas
Columbia
O. H. Denney
Walnut Hills
Locust
Kemper Lane
Dwight M. Pratt
Christian Endeavor
Toledo
Church Services Schedule Including Sermons and Communion
Grace Avondale rector Rev C E Hutchison presides holy communion at 7 30 a m and morning prayer with communion at 11 00 a m Christ Church East Fourth Street rector Rev F H Nelson conducts holy communion at 9 00 a m morning prayer and holy communion at 10 30 a m and evening prayer at 7 45 p m with sermon by Hutchison First Reading Road Linton Street Rev George A Thayer preaches at 11 00 a m on The Religion of the Authors of the Declaration of Independence
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Avondale
C. E. Hutchison
Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Broadway
Sycamore
F. H. Nelson
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Christian church services and sermons scheduled
On Fourth Street Eastern avenue Mr B W Huntsman will preach in the morning on Fellowship With God and in the evening on Christian Baptism Central Ninth Street A M Harruot pastor At 1030 a m Rev J A Lord will preach and at 745 p m the pastor s theme will be The Security of the Divine Favor
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Fourth Christian Church
Eastern Avenue
B. W. Huntsman
Ninth Street
A. M. Harruot
J. A. Lord
Churches Plan Sunday Services Across City
Local sects announce Sunday worship at 10 45 a m with morning Sunday school at 10 a m The First and Third Churches of Christ Scientist list sermons on God and related themes St Pauls with Dr Wagner presents morning and evening messages Walnut Hills with Rev J B Simon promotes a sermon on righteousness and judgment
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Seventh
Elm Streets
Church of Christ, Scientist
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Odeon
Music Hall
Walnut Hills
St. Paul's
Dr. Wagner
Felix
J. 8
Simon
Clergy Retreats and Parish Appointments Across Cincinnati Diocese
Very Rev A L Magnien arrives to lead clergy retreats at Mt St Marys Price Hill July 1 and July 8. The archbishop administers confirmations July 1 White Church and Mt Healthy. Requiem Mass July 4 at Cathedral for Archbishop Purcell. List of parish assignments and transfers for multiple priests across Cincinnati area with July and September effective dates.
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St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Diocese of
Cincinnati
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Price Hill
St. James Church
White
Church of the Assumption
Mt. Healthy
Reading
Bernard Beckemeyer
St. Boniface's Church
Cumminsville
J. McCloskey
Sisters of Notre Dame
Martin Neville
St. Patrick's Church
J. Winner
Joseph Cotter
St. Joseph's Church
Dayton
Im. D. Hickey
Augustine
Joseph Quatman
Europe
Church Services and Sermons Across Local Congregations
Rev John Godderd speaks to young adults at 9 45 on the Lords second coming and at 11 on The Light of the Holy City. Baptism and farewell sermon mark the Christian Catholic Church schedule. Rescue Mission hosts Bible study and open air service. Universalist pastor Rev Harry Blackford preaches Courage at 11.
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Fourth and
John Streets
John Godderd
Holy City
Christian Catholic Church
West Fourth Street
R. E. Rodda
A. W. McClurkin
Chicago
Benton Middekauff
Tabernacle
Mission
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Harry Blackford
Community notice and YMCA events in northside district
Reading room on the first floor offers newspapers and free registration. Gospel Feast at the YMCA on Sunday July 1 at 4 pm invites strangers and friends, with music. Gospel Army meets Sundays at 3 15 pm, jail services Sundays at 9 am, workhouse evangelicals monthly. Bible classes and weekday study schedule listed. Northside plans July Fourth parade with prizes, speeches, fireworks, and refreshments. committees urged to attend Saturday evening meeting.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society to Close Fiscal Year
The Glenn Home ends the year with 34399 in treasury plus a 1000 estate gift from the late John R. Wright. The deaconess department is active and a special Urbana camp meeting service is set for August 9 at 2 30 p m with Mrs Delia Lathrop Williams delivering the address and other workers taking part. In August Mrs E L Albright will lecture on W H M S work at Chautauqua and Ocean Grove featuring colored pupils’ singing from local schools.
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Chautauqua
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Aged Galion Woman Dies After Rabies Bite
Mrs. Margaretta A. Barrett, owner of a small store in Galion Ohio, died from hydrophobia after a dog bite in February. She suffered intense agony and became violent in her final hours, requiring several men to restrain her. Several others were bitten by the same dog but suffered no ill effects.
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Commercial Tribune
Margaretta A. Barrett
Lightning Kills One Young Farmer in Indiana Storm
In Dublin Indiana during a violent electrical storm June 29 George Sherman and Alex Hannen were returning from Moses Myers farm when a lightning bolt struck a tree sheltering them. Sherman died instantly and Hannen suffered severe injuries with uncertain recovery. Shepman’s life was insured.
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Alex. Hannen
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Shepman
Ohio Supreme Court adjourns in key cases and names master commissioners
The Ohio Supreme Court adjourned to September 26 without ruling on Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust cases. It disposed of 379 cases and 170 motions since January 1, overruled a demurrer in a Cincinnati board case, and appointed two master commissioners in canal lands and a cooperative union case, on the Attorney General’s nomination.
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Ferry Township
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Co-operative Union
Five Master Masons Of Cincinnati Lodge Initiated
Cincinnati Lodge F and A M conferred the Master Mason degree on five candidates Thursday evening amid large attendance. A banquet followed with speeches by W H Armstrong Joseph Kirkup Albert Lawrence E T Hamilton George Grimm Emil Khan Henry J Sachs and others.
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McKinley Leaves Washington for Canton Stay of Several Weeks
President and Mrs. McKinley depart Washington at 7 45 PM aboard the Grassmere private car for Canton Ohio where they will remain for several weeks Secretary Cortelyou and physician Dr P M Rixey accompany the party The West-bound express is scheduled to reach Canton about 10 AM tomorrow The President and Mrs McKinley bid farewell with smiles and wave The Canton home has been renovated for a restful season away from the capital
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Army
Remarkable Quarter for Junior Order U A M Price Hill Council
Price Hill Council No. 210 reports a record quarter with 70 members admitted. Eight candidates were initiated, 17 applications remain, and 13 new applications by rival side did not change the outcome. Installations set for July 10. patriotic services held at Ninth Street Baptist Church.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Notification to Roosevelt Nomination as Vice President
Senator Wolcott said the National Republican Committee named him chairman to notify Governor Roosevelt of his vice presidential nomination. He will meet fellow committee members at the Waldorf Astoria July 1 and lead a July 12 formal notification at Oyster Bay.
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Iroquois Miami Lodge Plans July Degree Delays
Heat delays degree work to July 12 at a Miami Lodge meeting with eleven candidates to be initiated. Attendance planned for Newport Lodge July 5 and Norwood Lodge July 11 as amplified degrees are conferred on several candidates. A basket picnic and powwow are set for Bass Island Park on Sunday August 5 with a War dance as a feature. Committee of Arrangements includes F C Chidester E Klausmeyer H T Spellmeier F C Becker and P French.
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Bass Island Park
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H. T. Spellmeier
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P. French
Five Boys Saved as River Swells Near New Cumberland
In Muncie Indiana on June 29 five small boys were rescued from the swollen Mississinewa River near New Cumberland after leaping in. Eight year old Harry Thompson drowned as Edward Klein a glassblower swam out and saved the other five boys. One child’s body had not yet been recovered.
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Muncie
Ind
Mississinewa River
New Cumberland
Harry Thompson
Edward Klein
Cincinnati Railroad Council initiates five new members
National Union Cincinnati Railroad Council No. 390 reports five applicants for membership and initiates five candidates including J. B. Scott of the B & O, 8.W., and Attorneys Niederhelman and Wesselman. Financial Secretary Finkle elected Senator by the Columbus assembly on June 19 with a reception. Announcement adds that several candidates will be initiated Monday evening.
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J. B. Scott
Niederhelman and
Wesselman
Finkle
Columbus
Cincinnati Lodge Members Enjoy Refreshments After Meeting
After the meeting of Cincinnati Lodge No. 1 last Thursday evening members enjoyed refreshments prepared by the Entertainment Committee. At the meeting on July 12 a number of candidates will be initiated.
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Brighton
Cincinnati Lodge
No. 1
Founders Association Rejects Demand at Ohio Meeting
At a National Founders Association meeting in Cleveland Ohio delegates from major firms in Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee rejected the demand for a daily advance of one cent. The discussion focused on wage and price issues affecting the industry across the four states.
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National Founders’ Association
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Advertised Letters List No 26 June 30 1900 Ladies and Gentlemen
The notice lists numerous names under LADIES LIST and GENTLEMEN S LIST for a post office advertised letters dated Saturday June 30 1900. It includes many individuals with full and partial names and ends with packages and found items in the mails as well as Elias R. Monfort P.M. signature.
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Mary Berger
Chas, Williams
Mfg
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Elias R. Monfort
P.M
Toledo Centennial Board halts operations and plans closure
The Toledo Centennial Board directors voted to close all offices except one room kept thirty days to wrap up affairs and lay off staff. A joint City Council session passed a resolution asking Mayor Samuel M. Jones to request Governor Nash outline proposed steps on the centennial situation and report funds raised and park preparations for the exposition.
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Toledo
Toledo Centennial Board
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Pay Day Riot Near Martinaville WV Leaves One Dead
At a railroad camp twelve miles from Martinaville West Virginia a pay day riot broke out after drinkers pressed to visit town for liquor. Foreman Samuel Underwood fired the camp revolver, killing Doc Sweeney and fatally wounding Tom Gilpin. Underwood escaped to avoid capture.
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W. Va
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