Social Season intervals with lectures and teas
Society highlights a bustling winter social season with debutantes, artistic lectures, readings, and charity events. Notable gatherings include Miss Chaffee’s art talks, Mrs. Fanny Richardson Lupton’s vocal recitals, Kellogg drawing rooms in Covington, and a large charity tea for the Home of the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Lupton
Covington
Colville
L. A. Leoneard
Leonard
John Lrust
Worthington
Mary Hall
Goshorn
Oliver Perin
Frank Perin
Geo. Harrison
Alex McDonuald
Clifton
Lauren McDonald
Grace Wuitzel
Lillian Kennen
Young Sen
Hebrew Association
Our Bobby Police Dispatches Stirring Oddities and Dismissals
A column catalogs eccentric police feats and rumors. Detectives boast flawless court records and fair handling, while officers face sandbag myths, long reach measurements, and sartorial tweaks. A lunch complaint prompts formal payment.
Figures of Change and Clubmen Tell of City Life
A portrait gallery of Cincinnati's Change era includes Jim Doherty superintendent of Mt Auburn Street Railway, Captain Olloway and Jerry Kiersted of the Cuvier Club, and General Andrew Hickenlooper. It notes Bob Archibald gatekeeper at the Chamber floor, their habits, offices, and social circles, with theatre news and a nod to local civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Penn
Garfield
Vacinity
Longworth Street
Vine
James M. Doherty
Jim” Doherty
Hel
Jerry Kiersted
Jim
Mt Auburn Street Railway
Lncline
Abe Furst
Board of Fire, Commissioners
James
Ellis
OC. M. Holloway
Cuvier Club
Michigan
Olloway
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Archibald
Bob
Lanner
Elis
Vakiey
Cerberus
Job
Cincinnati
Cottage Building Association
Cuvier
Fourth Street
Vine Street
Longworth
Jerry
Urner
Kiersted
Dromio
Andrew Hickenlooper
Hhis Battery
Vicksburg
Cincinnati Gas-Coke Company
Andy Hickenlooper
Ile
Eshelby
Andy
North Fairmount
Hlckenlooper
Kohl & Mitcheton
Vipe Street
Dime Museum
Joan
Dson
Edson
Baby Edson
Untitled fragment about Knights of Labor figure Powderly
A fragmented report mentions Martio Trena vowing to oust Powderly from the Knights of Labor leadership. Trena’s whereabouts are unknown while Powderly remains present. The text is garbled with later references to Barry and a New York morning edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Martio Trena
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Martio
Barry
Local plea for transit and services echoed in civic chatter
Residents press for faster transit, cheaper water, safer streets, and gentler policing. Community voices demand reliable utilities, fewer cable hazards near pedestrians, and an end to political noise in public safety discussions amid election talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Fragmented Dialogue on Young America and Power
A garbled conversation presents a father and son debating the nature and power of Young America. The text references monarchs, a coven t, and a contrast between Young America and a larger power, with phrases suggesting triumph and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Va. Sines
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First Presbyterian Church
Tila Semple
Corliss
Troy
Ay. Y
Tiernan
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Wm. £. Hutton
St. James Avenue
Nason
Mel Johnson
West Eighth Street
Covington, Mr. J
Shelley Fludson
Thomas Smedberg
Meeka
Tennes
Dulany
Clook
Joan Herndon
Louisville
Vington
Happy Halong Ran Thera Friends of the Wive
Shirley Fenley
Gangstress
Miss Conkling
Eaton, O
Cleveland
Frances
Mrs. Cleveland
Youth and Hope
Ben Harrison
Levi P. Morton——l’or
Riches and
Governor Hill
Charles A. Dana
Debat
John Sherman
Ben Butterworth
Secretary of the ‘Interior
Johnny ‘Caldwell
Johnny Schwartz
John B. Peaslee
George B. Cox
Blaine Club
Murat Halstead
John R. McLean
The
Enquirer
George G. Bright
J. Dick Ermston
Peggy” Ryan
the Hawkshaw
Hamilton County
Smith
Phil Deitsch
der Finzige
Fidelity Bank
John Bruce
J. Harlan Cleveland
Dick Rohner
Bishop
Klimper
Ohio Club
John
Riley
A. B. Champion
Dan Dalton
Peaslee
W. B. Smith
Lincoln Club
T. J. McGranahan
John G. Carlisle
Billy Bradley
Joe Blackburn
Washington
Billy Cappeller
John C. New
Will Hazen
Tinkler
McClung
Scott Small
Frank Dorger
Honeymoon Toys
Luke Brannan
True- Gram Sales
Asalatant
Maller
Ryan
Ed Eakelby
George Dack Worthe
Indiana
Sol P. Kincon
George B. Kerper
National Street Car Men's Association
Lord Sackville West
England
Jennie
Merritt
Bijones
New York Evening Sun
Eugene Higgins
Eugene
China
Republic
Atlanta Constitution
Deitsch
Charles Vickers
Detecives
Becker
Grand Central Depot
Billy Toker
Phil Strief
Hayman
al Simms
Officer Boose
Policemen’s Protective Association
Hils Little
Officer Jones
Walnut Hills
Hadley
Jones
First District
Fifth Street
Mound
Anghage
Captain Holloway
Avondale
Laugter
Ingersoll
Robson
Crane
Thackeray
Murray Hilton
Marathion
Bertie
Lamb
Napoleon
Howard
Heuck's
Nat Goodwin
Chicago Herald
Hooley's
Godwin
Chicago
Mr. Goodwin
Havlin's
Ireland
Duncan B. Harrison
Misa Beatrice Lieb
Brooklyn Union
Igve
Standard Theater
Cleveland Wan
Pauline Parker
Richards Brothers
Koul
Middleton
People’s Theater
Pat Reilly
Reilly & Woods, Company
People's Theater
Brooklyn Eagle
Melville
Stetson
Napier
Margello
Reilly
Sparks
Brooklyn
Madeline Roga
Fish
Kaiston
Viaidis
Sacred Heart Nome
Wim
W. Lawless
Europe
Teleorum
Romeo
Rom Crail
Telgrame
Robert Allsmeor
Winpy Jim
Telegram
Rucker
Adolphus Jones
Ncimonti
Adolphus Ebernard Jones
Columbia
Kio
Wyaws
Bale
Weil Mot
Seowshovellee
Muening Sum
Monarchs
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