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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1914
Page
7
Room rates and rental details for York Hotel at 213 W Fifth Street and nearby Avondale Norwood listings. Includes modern five room apartments, cleaning, baths, porches, and contact lines such as Canal 2077 and 4007 for Norwood listings.
Knights of Pythias plan a golden anniversary week in 1914 with local Hamilton county and Cincinnati lodges hosting events. A Washington national celebration will feature remarks by President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. Charter members Abraham Van der Veer and Edward S. Kimball are the surviving founders.
PLAN G O P GATHERING Chairman Stamey Struble calls a Lincoln Day meeting for Republicans in Columbus Ohio on February 26. The Lincoln Day committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock at John Campbell's First National Bank building with members including Huseman Holmes Campbell Foster Pink Pogue Campbell Hypnicka Struble Headley Gibson Schoenie Renner Buchwalter Durr Mullen Eshelby Morrill Genetie and Taft. Several participants from Hamilton county have past Democratic and Progressive ties.
Shriners T enter the Syrian Temple ceremonial session on February 28 will feature Imperial Potentate William W. Irwin of Wheeling W Va as a guest. A large class of candidates will be initiated. Ceremonies start at 1 o'clock followed by banquet and theater at Empress theater.
A sermon argues that Christ has come again in spirit through literature, institutions, and acts of philanthropy. It cites Dickens, Eliot, Hawthorne, and Shakespeare as evidence of Christ’s ongoing presence in society, urging revival of Christian service and moral action.
The city is operating a Municipal Employment Agency that secured 653 new jobs today despite Sunday, bringing the two day total to 1,128 men placed. Jobs are snow shoveling at 20 cents an hour, with most arrangements made by telephone.
A sprinkler and automatic fire system in the basement at 708 Walnut Street triggered an alarm. Fire crews arrived but found no fire. water damage was minimal. Local responders noted no open flames or smoke.
Dr Kendon Dunham will address the Academy of Medicine on artificial pneumothorax a treatment for tuberculosis by collapsing the lung. Dr Charles S Rockhill superintendent of the Branch Hospital will report results from 10 patients treated there.
The Fellows Craft Club holds its first meeting and plans a women’s night at the Ben Franklin Club on February 26. A. C. Braumwart was elected temporary chairman and an election is set for the first Thursday in March.
The Pearl Street Market Bank will move to new headquarters at 16 Hast Sailding and be open for inspection.
Rev Herbert S Bigelow spoke at the Grand Opera House on Washington’s birthday eve noting parallels between Joan of Arc and 20th century reformers. He described Joan’s awakening and trial and contrasted 15th century deeds with present efforts, saying the talk was not about endorsing woman suffrage. Reservation reports exceed 150 guests for next Sunday’s People’s Church dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel with Prof De Zabich as guest speaker.
Open hearing tonight by the charter commission explores how to select commissioners for the new hospital. Two factions divide the board and several members admit limited knowledge of the proposal. Speakers include advocates for university influence and opponents, with invited address by Viri Lioude, and attendees Dr J M Withrow, Dr Holmes, and J Q White, head of charities and correction.
A passerby reported smoke from the York Street Methodist Episcopal Church at York and Baymiller streets shortly after services ended. The overheated furnace caused a small fire, with smoke and water damage totaling about 400 dollars.
About 3,500 people attended the photo drama Creation at Music Mall yesterday with over 80,000 total viewers to date. The show runs each afternoon and night free of charge under the Inn’s auspices at Music Hall until March 1.
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