Endeavor Convention Brings Thousands To Cincinnati
City readies for the International Convention of Christian Endeavorers expected to draw around 30 000 delegates. Local committees and special trains planned to ease arrivals and stay from Friday through July 10 with noted speakers and large gatherings anticipated.
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International Convention of Christian Endeavorers
Cincinnati
Pramees
Queen City
Ohio State Convention of Christian Endeavorers
Laughery Club Elects New Directors At Lake Party
The Laughery Club held its annual election on Laughery grounds with members traveling aboard the Levi J. Workum from Cincinnati. New directors elected included Augustann, Charles G. Roth, J. Christie, Jacob Freund, Robt. J. Logan and Harry M. Levy, after memorial tributes to deceased members George N. Stone Andrew Deller and Louis H. Meier.
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August Herrmann
Arles Gothe R. Kicka
Joan Breen
John Ceallagher
Ifram Bodemer
Charles J. Christie
Augustann
Charles G. Roth
Emer
J. Christie
Jacob Freund
Robt. J. Logan
Harry M. Levy
Icka
Breen
Gallagher
Ohio
George N. Stone
Andrew Deller
Eugene L. Lewis
Jacob Baschang
Charles
L. H. Meier
J. George Jung
Albert Bode
Jacob Moerlein
Scott Holmes
Laughery Club
George N.tone
Levis H._ Meter
Atleman
Deller
Louis H. Meier
Convention plans glow for Christian Endeavor gathering
Speakers from New York to London will address the five day international convention in Cincinnati. Music Hall hosts 1500 choir voices with State rallies at headquarter venues. Governor Nash opens the event and leaders outline a full schedule through Wednesday.
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Eakers
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Odeon
Elm Street
Odd Fellows’ Temple
George K. Nash
Meacham
Dawson
Clark
Society
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
ocven Christian Endeavor @ties
List of Missionary Association Leaders and Subcommittee Chairs
A long roster lists Rev. Johnston Myers and many other clergymen and leaders from Chicago Philadelphia Nashville Columbus and New York. It names Rev Anna Howard Shaw Booker T. Washington and Robert E. Speer among attendees with subcommittee chairs in entertainment reception printing and decorations. The 1901 convention hierarchy is described with headquarters at the Y M C A Building Seventh and Walnut streets.
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Johnston Myers
D.D
Chicago
Ill
Geo. K. Nash
Columbus
Vernor
Ohio
William Patterson
Philadelphia
A.L. Phillips
Nashville
Tenn
Allan B. Philputt
Indianapolis
John E. Pounds
Cleveland
F. D. Power
D.C
Washington
D. C
Jacob A. Riis
New York
N. Y
J. Ryder
Ees
American Missionary Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Charles M. Shelton
Topeka
Kan
Wilton Merie Smith
Robert’ E. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
C. W. Sweet
Des Miines
Floyd W. Tomkins
R. A. Tor
J. Z. Tyler
G. L. Wharton
Hiram
Booker T. Washington
Tuskeegee Institute
Herbert L. Willett
Chicago University
Cornelius Woelfkin
Brooklyn
Justin Green
Miss Lottle Nichol Ian OW
Warwick
Ashe
Albert Miller
W. MacBratt
Printinville Ritch
W. G. Partridge
E. i
Seaheton
A Andridge
Meswere
Ion Committee
Eer
H Committee
Walnut Streets
Receiver Appointed for City National Bank of Buffalo
Washington reports Comptroller of the Currency Dawes appointed a temporary receiver for City National Bank of Buffalo New York after a special examination showed serious conditions. A re-examination by A D Lynch and another examiner confirmed the findings and the bank cannot reopen until assets cover all deposits.
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Washington
Dawes
City National Bank of Buffalo
N. Y
Lynch
J.aminer
Special Despatch from Columbus Telegraph Office
A terse despatch notes a corporate matter in Columbus involving Marietta company capital stock and related actions. The brief item records a financial or corporate event with limited readable details and names.
Governor Nash Pays For Funeral In Columbus
A unique funeral for Edwin Ruthven, electrocuted murderer of Police Officer Shipp, was held at St Pauls A M E Church with over 5000 attendees. Governor Nash reportedly paid for the burial, while Dr B L Rexford attacked capital punishment amid applause and strong reactions from the crowd.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
St. Paul's A. M. E
Edwin Ruthven
Shipp
B. L. Rexford
First Universalist Church
Universalist College
Akron
Rexford
M. Townsend
St. Paul's
Wm. Sanford
Bringfield
Starr
Penitentiary
Ruth- Yen
Nash
State Board of Pardons
Ruthven
Opposition Walks Out in Wrath at Ravenna County Meeting
In Ravenna Ohio on June 2 two Democratic delegates were chosen after a stormy session over convention leadership. D L Rockwell Kent retained the chair as a three-person selection committee named the delegates while opposition members quit the hall in anger and sought aid from other county executive members.
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Commercial Tribune
Ravenna
D. L. Rockwell Kent
Rockwell
D. C. Ee
Aevonsag
N. Tae
Urrift
Day Rockwell
Kent
A. A. Barber
A. H. Tidball
SeaRis
Comon
Wreck injures four on Pacific Mail Express near Greensburg
Major Lloyd Hart among those hurt when Train No. 21 of the Pennsylvania Railroad Express struck an open switch near Greensburg. Four passengers were injured including Louise Hulhon of Brooklyn and J. J. Harbison of Louisville.Officials suspect a deliberate act. the train carried valuables and continued after medical aid.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pacific Mail
Greenspurg
Louise Hulhon
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. J. Harbison
Louisville
Lloyd
Pasalr
Opine
Small Interest in Democratic Primaries in Canton Ohio
Canton Ohio June 29 Not in years has a political primary in Starke County awakened so little interest. Polling places were open 1 to 8 pm In Canton fewer than 60 votes were polled and in the county not over 1200 votes cast. Indicated results then show Representatives Morgan Alliance Pontius Canton Treasurer Haslauer Sheriff Smith Auditor Kaufman Sta sioner Braucher Oberry. Delegates uninstructed. Totematcee etc.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Starke County
Geetian
E. Morgan
Alliance
J. W. Pontius
H. W.haslaér
Peter Smith
J. H. Kaufman
Stasioner
Leo
Oberry
Polishing Room Reopens at N C C After Strike
Dayton Ohio June 2 The National Cash Register Company resumes polishing room operations for the first time since May 3 when polishers walked out in sympathy with brass molders. Some office staff volunteered to work in polishing. Officials decline to reveal plans for further action against strikers. A labor parade was held led by striking employees of the People's Railway Company with remarks from union leaders.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
National Cash Register Company
Comany
Oundry
Pbdi
Bengat N. C. RR
United States
Frank J. Patterson
New York
People’s Railway Company
Fifth and
Wayne Avenue
BE. H. Theis
Allied Metal Mechanics
O. Pratt
International Secutive Board of Street Railway Employees
D. Mulcahy
Amalgamated Association of Woodworkers
Metal workers and Cash Register Co hold talks in Dayton
Representatives of metal workers unions met with National Cash Register Company of Dayton Ohio for a brief conference to discuss union recognition and the nine hour day. Delegates included D Douglas Wilson E J Lynch and John E Mulholland with Dayton Bihantis and John Bickford attending for the company.
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Ww. Gton
Metal Workers’ Unions
National Cash Régister Company
Dayton
Meat Workers
D. Douglas Wilson
International Machinists’ Union
E. J. Lynch
Boston
International Union of Metal Polishers, Buffers, Plate and Glass Workers
John E. Mulholland
Toledo
International Association of Allied Mechanics
Cashster
Bihantis
John Bickford
Manhattan Oil Company Begins Operations as Independent
Findlay June 29 The Manhattan Oil Company, now consolidated with the Ohio Oil Company, begins handling oil as an independent concern. The Pogue lease is connected with the lease, spurring talk that its agreement with Standard Oil is dissolved and that producers will again gain the advantage of competition.
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Manhattan Company
Findlay
Manhattan Oil ‘Company
Ohio Oil Company
Oif
Pogue
Manhattan
Standard Oil Company
Receiver Appointed for Shelby Mill Company
A receiver has been appointed for the Shelby Mill Company. Capital stock is 000 with liabilities over 250000. This despatch to the Commercial Tribune is dated June 29.
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Commercial Tribune
Appoll
Shelby Mill Company
Capital
Windfall Girl Wins Cash Prize and Scholarship
Spécial Despatch from Windfall Indiana reports Camille Hendrickson a Brooklyn girl visiting her aunt here won a $1500 prize and a one year scholarship for leading in subscriptions to an Eastern publication. She canvassed New York City and Wall Street with notable persistence against prominent financiers.
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Commercial Tribune
Windfall
Ind
Camille Hendrickson
G. W. Summerton
Brooklyn
New York
Geeoniga
Wall Street
Hetty Green
Transatlantic Shipping News Roundup from June 29
Various vessels report sailings and arrivals across ports including Friedland La Normandie The Cymgpa ama St Paul Umbra Amsterdam Lucania Werra Minnehaha Auguste Anne Maru Olympia and other ships. Notes include departures to New York Liverpool Bremen and reminders of arrivals at New York and other hubs.
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Friedland
New York
Havre
la Normandie
Liverpool
Cherbourg
St. Paul
Rothampton
Bremen
Queenstown
Umbra
Arri
Pretoria
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
City of Jane Greenock
Lucania
Werra
Naples
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Plymouth
Minnehaha
London
GKONG
San Francisco
Honolulu
Okabama
O AM
Fire at Jebold’s Livery Stable Causes Major Loss
Fire in Alton Illinois at Jebold’s livery stable and surrounding properties destroyed the buildings and contents. Total losses around 70000 with Sie Mens Stable at 8000 insured for 4000 and John Snyder’s clothing store at 30000 insured for 9000.
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Alton, II
Jebold
Sie- Mens
John Snyder
Village of Carthage Sealed Bonds Offer July 1901
Carthage village invites sealed proposals until noon July 30 1901 for ten bonds totaling 32868 dollars. One bond 303.25 due in 1 year and nine bonds 28 dollars each due 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 years from date. Interest 5 percent annually, payable at German National Bank Cincinnati. Bonds issued to fund curb and gutter assessment on Second Street. bids must include gross price with premium and accrued interest. Council reserves right to reject all bids. Hall Village Clerk. Carthage Ohio June 27 1901.
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Carthage
Germational Bank
Cincinnati
Gerieu and Gutter
Linden Street
Ind Vilage
Ohio
L. Hall
German Nationa Bank
Hall
Germa National Bank
Anthony Street
Pooney
L. Wal
Center Street
Council of
Saa.vi
Carthage Ohio invites sealed bids for $2 047 03 bond issue
Sealed proposals are invited by the Village Clerk of Carthage Ohio until 12 noon on Tuesday July 30 1901 for a $2 047 03 aggregate bond issue to fund curb and gutter work on Fifth Street. Bond details include one $247 03 bond and ten $200 bonds dated July 30 1901 with 5 percent annual interest payable at German National Bank. Bids must include gross amount sought including premium and accrued interest. Bond issue follows Ohio Revised Statutes and a June 18 1901 council ordinance. cash prepayment can reduce the loan.
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Carthage
Germanational Bank
Neimati
Fifth Street
Ohio
Council
L. Hall
Village of Carthage bonds bid notice 1901
Shared proposals will be received by the village clerk for ten bonds of Carthage Ohio totaling 1776 14 with varied denominations from 201 14 to 175 each. Bonds dated July 30 1901 bear 5 percent interest payable at German National Bank Cincinnati and redeemed as curb and gutter assessments are collected. Bid amounts may include premium and accrued interest. council reserves right to reject all bids.
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Norman Kenan
Carthage Village approves bond issue for street work
Village Clerk announces 10 bonds totaling 2175.24 dollars issued in anticipation of center street tax collection. Bonds dated July 30 1901 bear 5 percent interest repayable over 1 to 10 years at Cincinnati National Bank. Clerk reserves right to reject all bids. Carthage Ohio June 27 1901.
Stockholders' Annual Meeting of Cincinnati and Queen City Railway
Twenty second annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati ante Qigees Railway Company to be held at the company rooms in the northeast corner of Vine and something in the city on a July day at noon for the election of a board of directors and for other business as may be legally conducted. Semuinas tok Treasurer.
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Corey
Schmidlapp
John Moerlein
John C. Bn
Moses
Charles Vonmenn Niel
Cincinnati
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