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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

10

Final Day of Methodist Foreign Mission Convention

The final day featured eloquent talks on China and Christian outreach. Chen Wei-chéeng described China's changes toward representative government and friendly Chinese sentiment toward Americans, despite friction with Japan. Colonels Halford and Sheets discussed missionary outcomes as a large St audience listened.

Methodist Foreign Missionary Convention China J. G. Vaughan Don E.nichols H. H. Lowry Chen Wei-chéeng Japan America Halford F. H. Sheets Iscus

Mission convention closes with praise for Filipino work

Pauls Church hosts a closing meeting where Dr William A Quayle of Chicago contrasts Christian civilization with oriental heathendom and future East significance. Dr Homer C Stuntz notes about two million natives have joined Protestant churches in ten years and commends U S strategy for Filipinos. Delegates thank Rev Dr Cole, St Pauls trustees, Bishop Spellmeyer and others for their labors.

Homer C. Stuntz Philippines Stuntz United Stategy Cole St. Paul's Church Spellmeyer A. B. Leonard J.C. Floyd Vincent

YIELD TO CUPID S WILES MISS DORNETTE TO MARRY

Miss Augusta A Dornette 25 of 1841 Fairmount avenue will wed William Niehus Sr 25 traveling salesman of 1042 Wilstach street on March 12 The bride is cousin of John Dornette Jr member of the Board for Public Service and daughter of Henry Dornette vice president of J Dornette Bros Co furniture makers A marriage license was issued yesterday and the ceremony will be at Miss Dornette s home performed by Rev Mr Wirth

Augusta A. Dornette Fairmount Avenue Maren William Niehus Wilstach Street John Dornette, Jr Board For Public Service Henry Dornette Wirth Dornette

Women Assist at Knights of Pythias Lodge Event

Lodge No. 166 Knights of Pythias plans an evening at Castle Hall with invited women helpers. Notables include Miss Rose Jacobs Miss Edna Ramsey Miss Anna Grossman Miss Esther Jacobs Miss Winona Jacobson and Miss Jacobson noted as a rising city dramatist will manage the affair.

Knights of Pythias Castle’ Hall Rose Jacobs Justin Freund Edna Ramsey Anna Grossman Esther Jacobs Winona Jacobson Jack Lewis Fay Shannon Cliff Handthan Charles Kunkel Charles Lewis Jacobson

Alleged Greek Catholic Priests Held by Police

Detectives arrested Fathers Eli Simon and George Johns in a probe into alms soliciting tactics. The men, linked to a Barcelona based church, were found with letters from mayors and police chiefs and about $125 plus a draft for 16 to a Greek bank. Complainants allege visits to Greek and Syrian communities seeking funds for orphanages and Greek institutions. police doubt their priesthood claims. They sit in custody as investigations continue.

Eli Simon George Johns Greek Catholic’ Church Barcelona Spain Burkholz and McQuesten Central Avenue Simon McFarland Street Greece Indianapolis Houston Tex Athens Lichelberger Central

Station Chief Believes Johns Identified in Old Arrest

The station chief told Detective Craw that he believes Johns is the man previously arrested here on a similar charge. The earlier case involved aid from the late Father Mackey of St. Peter's Cathedral.

Crawfor Johns Father Mackey St. Peter’s Cathedral

Miss Elwyn to Perform at Linton Hotel Next Monday

Godowsky pupil Myrtle Elwyn appears at the Linton Hotel auditorium next Monday evening after Lexington Friday night performances. She has many local friends eager to greet her but may decline social invitations to avoid fatigue and protect her work. Her Kansas City reception overwhelmed her, and her father notes she plans to skip social engagements. Her program features difficult pieces not often heard on stage. Seats went on sale yesterday at the Kimball store in Race Street.

Myrtle Elvyn Godowsky Linton Cincinnati Lexington Elwyn Kansas City Misseiis Kimball Race Street Shillito

Cincinnati Stone Masons Stage Salary Strike

Two hundred fifty Cincinnati stonemasons on strike since Monday demand 56 cents an hour for an eight hour day, up from 54. Bosses refuse raise. John F Heilbrink says original 60 cents now dropped. One thousand masons citywide only one fourth union. An ultimatum to be given Saturday night ahead of Wednesday meeting at Workman's Hall.

Cincinnati John F. Heilbrink Master Masons Netterman Workman’s’ Hall

Arrested diamond robbery suspect waives exam

Clarence Tiller, arrested days ago by Detectives Callahan and Jackson, stands bound over to the grand jury after waiving examination in Police Court for the West Fourth Street Michie Bros jewelry store raid. Three rings allegedly in his possession before arrest are sought. police urge return to headquarters to avoid further arrest.

Clarency Prentiss Tiller Callahan and Jackson Michie Bros West Fourth Tiller

Germs on Display As Cincinnati Lecture Draws Crowd

Dr John E Greine spoke on Bacteria and Disease at McMicken Hall University of Cincinnati Last night He showed tubes of various germs and warned about their dangers He urged civil service for Health Department support a National Health Officer and noted the citys death rate drops from typhoid diphtheria and membranous diseases due to new Water Works and antitoxin programs.

John E. Greine McMicken Hall University of Cincinnati Health Department Civil Service Greine

City Hall Notes on Roads Bids and City Services

The Board of Public Service discussed road improvements to Green Township road leading to Branch Hospital. All asphalt bids were rejected on Engineer Shipley’s recommendation. Mayor Markbreit orders policing actions against sidewalk spitters and received condolences from Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland for the Collinwood disaster.

Harry Hanaford Laidlaw Board of Public Service Green Township Branch Hospital Shipley Markbreit Millikin Toml. Johnson Cleveland Collinwood Edwin Taylor San Francisco

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