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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1896

Page

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Cincinnati Police Held Tenth Annual Inspection At Baseball Park

The city’s police force, praised as the finest in Cincinnati, staged a grand tenth annual inspection at the baseball park with a large crowd, a full dress parade, and speeches. Special Officer Bernard J. Korte received the Arms Medal after a rigorous testing of knowledge and display of command. Governor Bushnell, Mayor Caldwell, and police officials addressed the assembly as Ft. Thomas officers and regional dignitaries observed the event.

Cincinnati Baseball Park Queen City Ft Omas Schmidt Korte Board of Police Commissioners B. J. Korte Deitsch Bushnell Caldwell Aoe Miller Memb Bernard J. Korte F. W. Alms Nonpartisan Board Police of Cutter Street Findlay Freeman Avenue Ninth Street Central Avenue Fourth Street Fourth Main Fifth Street Fifth Race Street Headquarters Thomas Taggart Culvert Maguire and Mack Indianapolis Reitz Barclay Toledo Reeves Columbus Egbert Miner Wetherill Byrne Crowell Beckarts Morton Poore Peterson Atkinson Jones Torrey Simmons Saffarrans Gleason Turman KP Schinde Olles Purd Gibson V. Bushnell C. B. Wing Julius Fleischmann W. P. Orr Piqua H. A. Axline C. R. Fisher Wilmington J. E. Lewes Dayton H. B. Kingsley Harryan London C. E. Berke Cleveland Ince Nll

Strange Case of William McCormick Bleeding at Walnut Hills

William McCormick aged 88 at 1081 Gilbert avenue bleeds from nose and mouth for four days. Doctors tried hemostatics and a catheter sponge to halt the flow, with only temporary relief as internal arteries threaten renewed bleeding. An employee of the C L & N Railway, he lives alone with a few friends.

William McCormick Gilbert Avenue McCormick Wacher

Bushnell Predicts McKinley Wins Ohio by Big Margin

Gov. Bushnell expressed firm confidence that Ohio will vote for McKinley by at least 100000, calling the Bryan claim of a doubtful state unfounded. He asserted the Republican tide is irreversible and Ohio will go overwhelmingly to McKinley. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a remedy for dyspepsia.

Bushnell Ohio McKinley

Curtis Reports Ohio Politics Via Interviews With Cox and Ingalls

William H B Curtis in the Chicago Record records interviews with George B Cox and M B Ingalls on Ohio politics. Cox reportedly staked 37500 to back McKinley winning Ohio by 50000 votes and would double the bet if a buyer appeared, noting McKinley funds were wasted in Cincinnati.

Chicago Ohio William HB. Curtis Queen City George B. Cox M. B. Ingalls Curtis Cox McKinley Cincinnati Bryan

Governor Bushnell Rescued From Elevator Plunge at Grand Hotel

Governor Bushnell and aides including General Axline Police Commissioners Henshaw and Kirch ner Colonel Deitsch and staff faced a momentary trap in an elevator at the Grand Hotel after a banquet. A broken cog halted the cab between floors yet Col Deitsch freed the party by anchoring trunks and lifting the Governor through a narrow shaft space to the second floor. The incident delayed the Governor from missing his train but no one was harmed.

Deitsch Col. Deitsch Renkert Carroll Beddineer Lieuts Poppe Caldwell Bismarck Phil Deitsch Cincinnati Regular Army National Guard Pg Force Bartlett Sayin Bushnell Axline Henshaw Kirchner Grand Hotel Grand Central Depot Vernor Bushnell Gov. Bushnell State of Ohio Therty Bushnell Bave Columbus

Four Seek Beta Theta Pi Honors Under Harsh Initiation

Four candidates Howard Neiman Samuel Neiman Wm Price and Henry Heckstetter were subjected to brutal initiation in Cincinnati as part of their Beta Theta Pi honors. They traveled blindfolded to Grand Central Depot then Home City and endured nightrigs and parades before sleeping in a room. Tonight the initiatory rites continue with College Hall instruction and a Burnet House banquet to follow.

Howard Neiman Samuel Neiman Wm. Price Henry Heckstetter Beta Theta Pi University of Cincinnati College Hall Gibson House Grand Central Depot Milton Sayler Burnet House Beta Eta Pi

Citizens' Noonday Prayer Meetings Organized

A joint Committee for Noonday Prayer Service appointed a Dasbatre Committee to run daily gatherings at the Y M C A at 12 o clock. Members include George F. Tibbitts Pan Rev BE O Buxton D D Rev Work D D a Gg Partridge D V Abner W E Henderson. All citizens are invited. clergy are asked to promote attendance at Sabbath services.

Rep Poe

Pickpockets and Politics in Vine Street Scene

In front of Jimmy Patterson's Vine Street saloon free silver literature drew small crowds and thieves. Women were robbed of watches as they listened to political debate, and James O'Connor reported his $30 gold watch stolen while near Patterson's place.

Jimmy Patterson Vine Street Patterson James O'Connor 5Orth Street

Ohio and West Virginia voters shift toward McKinley, Cox says

Ohio analyst Mr. Cox argues Bryan backers lack money and organization while labor progressives tilt to McKinley. He predicts McKinley majorities in Ohio and neighboring states, citing farmer defections and worker votes, and criticizes John McLean’s influence in the Ohio Democratic party.

McLean Ohio Mr. Cox John McLean Brice Campbell Cleveland Enquirer Bryan Allegheny Mountains Mississippi River McKinley Sherman Senate

Governor Bushnell Hosts Military Themed Grand Hotel Dinner

Governor Bushnell and staff dined at the Grand Hotel after a day of exercises. The event had a strong military tone with many guests in uniform, including Colonel Cochran and staff of the Sixth Infantry and Colonel Hunt of the First Regiment O N G. Other attendees included Adjutant General Axline and numerous colonels from Ohio and nearby cities.

Bushnell Grand Hotel Cochran Sixth Infantry Hunt Neral Axline Hig Pastorer H. G. Kingsley Wingleischmann Cincinnati Burke Cleveland Anderson

Freight Bureau in Depo sitions on Railway Cases

The Freight Bureau has spent part of the week taking depositions and evidence in several longstanding railway cases. Commissioner E P Wilson, Secretary of the National Manufacturers Association, says the body remains active despite financial pressures and will be heard from this winter. Membership is growing, with major companies recently joining.

E. P. Wilson National Manufacturers’ Association

To City of Mexico and Return on Iron Mountain Route

Travel notice from N. R. Warwick agent Cincinnati listing November 6 and 9 as travel dates with final return limit December 11 on the Iron Mountain Route.

City of Mexico Iron Mountain N. R. Warwick Cincinnati

The Silver Plated Article to the Editor

A reader asks in the Commercial Tribune about party labels at registration offices. Two men represent a Republican and a Democratic representative, and the writer seeks to know which Democratic stripe is depicted. The note references factions such as Anarchist Populist Free Silverite and an id-Platform Democrat linked to Indianapolis and the current occupant of the ite A. B. C.

Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Ite A. B.C

Bunch Badly Beaten In Street Assault

William Bunch a colored man of 330 George Street was beaten by three men near Taylor Alley last night. He was found unconscious about a half hour later and taken to the hospital where his head wounds were dressed. He claims no enemies and nothing was stolen.

William Bunch George Street Bunch Taylor Alley

Estimable Woman Dead Wife of Carpet Renovat or

Mrs. Charles Bigeon died about 4 30 yesterday at 208 West Sixth Street after long city residence. The funeral will be held from the residence Sunday afternoon. Survived by seven nephews acting as pallbearers. officer from the Fifth District Police involved.

Charles Bigeon West Sixth Street

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids

A patent medicine claim touts Pyramid Pile Cure as safe for the most aggravated hemorrhoids. It alleges rapid tumor reduction and relief from pain and itching, noting past surgical cures and widespread druggist orders at 50 cents per box.

Albion

Mrs Kunigunda Doerr Funeral At Spring Grove

Funeral services were held yesterday at 1107 Spring Grove Avenue for Mrs Kunigunda Doerr. Rev Hugo Pisenlohr presided with pallbearers including Ex Coroner Querner and her sons George and Walter. Officers from the German Widows Home Old Men s Home and German Orphan Asylum attended along with inmates and officials. elaborate flowers from all three homes marked the solemn occasion. The minister praised her charitable work with the institutions.

Kunigunda Doerr Spring Grove Avenue Hugo Pisenlohr Querner George Walter B.C. Koch Louis Rehfuss Henry Heinrichson German Widows’ Home Old Men’s Home German

To Cure a Cold in One Bay Recipe Claim

An old notice touts Laxative Bemo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one bay but the claim is not supported and the ad notes failure to cure.

Low Rates to the West and South via B S W Ry

Announcement of discounted travel to western and southern regions via the B and O S W Railway with limited stop-over privileges and inspection rules. Details mention October 19 and 2 and require agent contact for tickets and further information.

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the City's Guard Guy the Grand Uuit Grandotel Herrmann D. C. Shears Isaac J. Miller Robert J. Morgan George Henshaw Frank Kirchner Col. Cochran Ft. Thomas Beddinger John Muhie Deltseh Mt. Thomas Col. Hunt Venti Dena Lowenstein Albrecht Board of Police Commissionrs Morgan Fred. W. Alms Bob Morgan Coit Court House Fire Department Officer Korte Millers Governor Bushnell Walnut Hills Sohn’s Hood Cox and Ingalls Kinley Tive Ors Hamilton Connty Ebest Akrity Kentucky Cheese Hamilton County Mr. Ingalls Ingalls Virginia West Virginia Mian White House the Freight Bureau Irin Bet, Race and Elm Sts Apraham Effendi Eerste C.w.bishop Flourca THE Cincinnati Business College Miami Building N. W. Cor Firth and Elm C.’ W. McGee Barilatt Calegamir ecHock Fale Missa Lupton’s Bellevue Ave Mt. Auburn Clifton School Ludlow Lyleburn Aves E A. Bly Central Union W. O. Peale and T. J. Peale Peale BRO Central Ave J. K. Rugg & CO SEND JK. Rugg & CO Agen BRS Y -W.sa Earl & Wilson Reeder PAN Reepsa Glenn Building Tohn S. Reeder Ernest Urchs & Co Ernest Urchs & Co. Pianos New York Tous Steinway
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