Young Men and the Strength of Character in Life
A sermon urges young men to cultivate strength of character over mere beauty or wit. It highlights discipline, honesty, temperance, and labor as foundations, citing Napoleon, St Paul, and Jesus as examples, and calls fathers, educators, clergy, and public leaders to guide youth toward purposeful service and Christian duty.
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John ii
Diration
Samson
Nature
Napoleon the First
Alexander the Great
St. Paul
Napoleon I
Aaa
David
God
Anak
Church of God
Praca
Pak
Levis
Principals Debate Moral Instruction in Public Schools
The Principals Association debated moral instruction in public schools. At Saturday’s meeting resolutions offered by Mr. Royse were defeated, including one asserting the principal’s role is guided by the Board of Education and the school's public duties. A substitute resolution also failed.
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Principals’ Association
Royse
Waeeeas
Board of Baiwation
Paramount
Pt Anon
Beys
Special jury selects Louise McLaughlin for carving award
A jury of Mrs Dominick Mrs Wi Dodd and Mrs Winslow determined who should bear off an exquisite gold and silver napkin ring offered by Mr Henry Probasco for excellence in carving and design. The award went to Louise McLaughlin.
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Dominick
Subscriptions for Music Hall Fund Reported in Detail
A meeting at the Board of Trade rooms heard committee reports on subscriptions to the Music Hall fund. Not all lists were read, but many donors were named including John Church, John Shillito, George Carlisle heirs, Christen Moerlein, Adams Express, and others, totaling about 2850. Separately, Cosgrove and Rowe faced passing counterfeit charges. Cosgrove discharged while Rowe was bound over. Calvert and Holslaw were discharged after the bill proved genuine. Fonehs’s liquor case delayed. Roetiger’s counterfeit note case postponed.
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Board of Trade Rooms
Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
James
Robert Mitchell
Robert Clarke & Co
C. W. West
John Church
John Shillito
Secsite & Cok Oan
Dankonati Gaslight E Companykeek & Co
John R. Wright
James W. Gedf
Ives H. Gelroy & Co
Gibson House
Barab B. Carlisle
George Carlisle
E. T. Caréon
Thomas Gibson
Burkhardt
Hunt & Chatheld & Bebo If Seale
Beeler
A. Taft & Sons
Henry Peachey
W. J. Dunlap
Bebaieelson
Windiagh Ruhlhauser & Co
Sbns
H.C. Rs
Josiah Kirby
Fukenheimer
J J. P. Ihig
Cincinnati
Foundry
Thomas G
Kesogk Ri Botan
Weather
Kenner Gernina
Adulph Wood
John Mi
Fio
Jones
Lewis & Jon
Procter & Ee
W. J. Armel
Levi C. Goodale
Thomas Cosgrove
le Grand Rowe
United States
Bond
Cosgrove
Rowe
George
Calvert
James Holslaw
Halliday
sub-Treasury
Charles Fonehs
Henry Roetiger
Richmond
Ind
Darkey pursued after bag bearing thief named Jim Johnson
Early patrol officer Bedinger spotted a sable man near Harrison and Broadway with a bag across his arm. He fled through streets until a printer stopped him with a loaded lead pencil. Nine chickens were found in the bag, identified as Mrs. Geis's property. Johnson denied prior theft claims and was brought to Hammond Street Station for petit larceny.
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Bedinger
Harrison Street
Broadway
Darkey
Sixth Street
Sycamore Street
Third
Lawrence
Ludlow Streets
Hammond Street
Jim Johnson
Mary Geis
Fifth and Lock Streets
Tunnel at King's Mountain nears completion by two-shaft approach
Workmen under Boyle and Roach completed a two shaft meeting at 8 am Saturday and daylight streamed through the tunnel for the first time. Completion expected in three months to accommodate tracks. A note suit involves elephants Chief and Parepa mortgaged to secure a debt. Executive Committee sets Aug 30 start for Hamilton County Teachers Institute to avoid late September school delays. Council panels plan purchases of a carpet, a horse, and a buggy for city officials.
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School of Design
College Hall
Rufus King
Messrs
Edva A K
Lizzie Nourse
W. J. Baer Decker
Harry Bloch
Edwin G. Turner
Belle Sarnitz
Kate Kauffman
I Popond
Alice McGuffey
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
King’s Mountain
Boyle and Roach
Aurora
Timothy L. Fitch
Chief
Parepa
John Robinson
John
Gilbert
Frank
Charles
Circus
Buckley Hippodrome
Andrew McDonald
McDonald
Fitch
Hamilton County
Teachers’ Institute
Boards of Education
Writ of error denied in harboring case in Ohio police court
The Ohio case involves Elizabeth Snyders appealing a conviction for harboring lewd women. Officers testified they observed the house and occupants, and the court ruled officers’ testimony carries weight in judging house character. Writ refused. The American Life Insurance Company vs Elstner et al concerns foreclosure on a mortgage. court finds delivery occurred and creditors accepted terms, entitling Dubois to foreclosure.
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Elizabeth Snyders
Ohio
Buchwalter & Campbell
C. E. Calaban
American Life Insurance Company
Elstner
John Dubois
Ninth On
Broadway
Hanselman
Morty
Elesse
City Mortality Report For Week Ending Saturday
During the week ending Saturday evening 74 deaths occurred in the city. Among the deceased 37 were adults and 87 minors, with 41 males and 33 females. Children under five accounted for 30 deaths. Main causes included cholera infantum 5, consumption 14, convulsions 9, heart disease 7, marasmus 2, pneumonia 4, and variola 1. Deaths by ward listed with totals and a public institution count of 8. Total 74.
Fraudulent Representations in Widow's Suit Against Cincinnati Trust
Judge Burnet presided over Maria Simon v The Unterstatzung Verein of Cincinnati. The widow sought benefits for a deceased husband who she said was a member in good standing. The defense claimed the member lied about his age to join. Evidence showed the deceased may have been over fifty at joining. a Bavarian witness placed him about two and a half years older, and testimony tied his representations to wartime service claims. The court ruled for the defendants.
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Maria Simon
Unterstatzung Verein
Cincinnati
Theme Street
Bavaria
State of Kentucky
Pulanki
Pulaski
Wm. Chrisman
Somerset
Mr. Chrisman
Wayne Co
Big South Fork
Cumberland River
Pulaski County
Peme
Caristaany
C. Wis
Will. C
Ena Semmeneon Pulaski Circuit Court
Charter Park Driving Association Seeks City Racing Revival
The Charter Park Driving Association plans a new half mile track on 26 acres from the Platt Evans property near Spring Grove. They negotiate with James Dalton trustee for Smith owner. They anticipate $15000 on buildings and track prep and a September meeting headlined by Goldsmith Maid and Occident, with access via two railroads and Spring Grove avenue.
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Charter Park Driving Association
James Dalton
Smith
Platt Evens
Spring Grove
Baird
Goldsmith Maid and Occident
Spring Grove Avenue
Verdict in slander case Catherine Schlimmer v Bernard
Before Judge Avery the jury returned a verdict for plaintiff Catherine Schlimmer in the slander action against John Bernard and wife, awarding $600.
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Avery
Catherine Schlimmer
John Bernard and Wife
Probate of Multiple Wills Leads to Administrators Named
Judge Matson oversees probate of the will of Jobin 8 Bauer with Leonard Bauer appointed administrator. Assets include $600 in realty $2 800. Clark Rogers named tech administrator for Harrison Markland deceased with $500 personal and $2 000 realty. John Lutz will probated with Anna Maria Lutz as administratrix. Leonhardt Geissler will listed with estate estimated at $23 000. no appointment yet.
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Jobin
Bauer
Leonard Bauer
Clark Rogers
Harrison ,Markland
John Lutz
Anna Maria Lutz
Leonhardt Geissler
Train schedule and church incorporation notes from local notices
Notice details changes to Cincin nati and Lafayette service with arrival and departure times, and adjustments to Chicago and St Louis routes. Also records to First Baptist Church of Camminsville filing certificate and lists trustees: P F Fossett, John Hetry, Sidney Porter, B G Sutherland, John Robinson with clerk C D Harner.
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First Baptist Church of
Camminsville
Iga Sitarday
P. F. Fossett
John Hetry
Sidney Porter
B.G. Sutherland
John Robinson
Clerk
C. D. Harner
Arrivals Listed at the Gibson House
The Gibson House shows a crowd including Washington D. B. C. Joseph Dileworth H. B. Humphreys Estabarsium E. Theme and several others from diverse locations such as West Virginia San Francisco and Washington D C. The list also mentions R. Wright and T. A. Si Oe among the arrivals with various initials and misspelled names.
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Gibson House
Washington D. B. C
Washington, D. C
Joseph Dileworth
H. B. Humphreys
Estabarsium
E. Theme
Gordon
West Virginia
Bh. P. Hazelton
San Francisco
E.J. Reyno Jota Lona Rich
Bouquet
Lai
H.W
F. de Foliar
Waoa
Sam Larenworth
Rashes Es Spi
Ore
RB Wright
Ric 'Miss
T. A
Howe Epotiaion
Ono
List of names from Burnet House guests scattered across cities
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals including Florence Crook of Covington and C D Hurlburt of New York among others. Names span Fairfield Indiana Spencer Indiana Dayton Ohio Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and New Orleans with several spouses and initials.
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New York
Durbie Ward
Selepen
See
Hill
R. J. Lawrence
Pittsbu T Asael Toks
Suburban News Highlights and Local Courts
In Chancery Court William Watkins sued Mary Tomorrow over a judgment for Sreees. Hiram Prince was fined for swearing at a white woman Banks. Milford Baseball Club vs Washingtons set for this afternoon at the grounds south of town. John T. Martin trial ended with a hung jury. High School exercises planned. Drowning incident near Greenup Street under investigation. Democratic Legislative Conventions elected chairs across districts. Mrs Jane Gray, once of Covington, dies in Piqua. Newport recruits at Barracks. Newport High School steeple class to perform next Thursday. Suit Stephen Spring vs J A Glenn decided. Connolly arrested after a drunken altercation. St Stephen’s Church cornerstone ceremony held with processions and clergy remarks.
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Milford Baseball Club
Cincinnati
Washingtons
Washington
D. C
John T. Martin
James Camaitz
Divorce Petition and Local Notices Across Hamilton Area
Matilda Hir files for divorce from Wm H per for gross neglect. Democratic County Central Committee accepts proposal for Erie the Senatorial Convention at Monroe on August 1. Several property sales recorded including mill at Suspension Bridge for 14000, farm for 14605, two town lots and other parcels. Suit against the city for 10000 damages tied to bridge blockade on Third Street. Fatal accident near Woodsdale as Johno Pesky dies after a cave-in while quarrying stone. Avondale reports 200 dollars raised for July 4 celebration and local road improvements near Gholson and Bhillito streets. Franklin notes Rev M Crouse’s absence for ministry and local orchard pests.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Satvoy
Erie
Monroe
Local School Graduation Earns Praise for Superintendent
The closing exercises of the public schools drew unusual interest as ten graduates impressed all with their poise. Superintendent Mr. H. Bennett, in charge for nine years, earned high praise for his leadership and the schools’ strong reputation.
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H. Bennett
Property transfers and quitclaims in Hamilton County records
A compilation of real estate deeds and quitclaim notes from Hamilton County listing transfers in several townships. Entries include J F Mills to Ann Rieley. Joseph Grotberger to Julius Walz. R A Rust to John Sloan. Gabet to Wa Borrman. and multiple transfers involving Harriet M Sewell, A McChesney, W W Vance, Doughty, and others. Also notes leases and cemetery lot transactions and a few mortgage-like arrangements with price figures and specific lot dimensions.
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J. .F. Mills
Ann Rieley
Seater, Ms
Maplex
Bias Joseph Grotberger
Julius ‘Walz
Golvenbon
Harrison Pike
R. A. Rust
John Sloan
Young and Carmalt
Young and
Prospect
Borrman
Gabet
Haare Shy Wets
G. Probst
Harriet M. Sewell
J. W. Oe
Beojaai Butterworth
Hamilton Pike
Ae Hill
Cevenny
Edard Fi Heill
Carthage Road
Gores
Clifton
Doughty
Celia L
Fred. Ritter
Secano
L. W. Haley
Erin
Foster Hill Station
Z . Bennett
Henry von Gundy
Leeseep
Ohio Pike
Surrey
An- Gerson Townsnip
Desenters
A. J. Stout
T. B. Skillman
Colerain Township
Thomas Gerard
Wm. Gerard
Miami Township
Margaret O. "Hunt
D. C. Hees
Front Street
Carr Streets
H. C. Watt
Caroline “Scurick
Mill and
Dane Streets
Dunla Margaret Smith
Mary A. Moore
Hopkins Street
Linn Street
John E. Bell
CG. M. Stacie
James
Marsh
Wyoming
Tubs Bebo Steus Ceucentideric
Oak Avenue
Eatterneae
Hartera
Bobeabe E. ©. Crofton
Geo. Fox
Aor Avenue
Beecher Street
Sesneossse-Seresere
Williams
William Street
Lock Street
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