Noted Man Speaks to Manufacturers on Peace Gospel
Bernard Noel Langdon-Davies addressed the Manufacturers Club at the Queen City Club on the Great Illusion. He, as Garton Foundation representative, argued peace arises when international commerce civics and finance align. He cited Taft and Wilson letters and noted Judge Woodmansee spoke on the Income Tax. President W F Robertson introduced Woodmansee as the next Governor of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Noel langdon-Davies
Manufacturers Club
Queen City Club
Langdon-Davies
Garton Foundation
Taft
Wilson
Woodmansee
W. F. Robertson
Ohio
Inquest Details Death Of Napoleon Man At Railroad Tracks
Testimony shows Charles J. Holzhouse leaped across B and O tracks into a second train on Big Four lines, dying instantly. Witness Mary Lapp described the fatal jump as in Price area. doctor noted melancholia at the sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Ind
Price
Mary Lapp
Liston Avenue
Musical instruments stolen from Fillmore Music Company
Thieves broke into the Fillmore Music Company at 525 Elm Street on Sunday, removing four cornets and three violins valued at 130 dollars. Entry was gained by removing a pane of glass from a rear window and the incident was reported to the First District police yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Music Company
525 Elm Street
First District
Scene Taken In Mid Ocean By Local Man
Frank Herschede photographed the schooner Marjorie fifteen minutes after an explosion as it sank off Asbury New Jersey. The hull failure and coal cargo caused rapid sinking. Captain Thompson and seven sailors were rescued by the Berlin after hours in a lifeboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herschede
Europe
Marjorie
Captain Thompson
Asbury, N. J
Berlin
Lifeless Body Found by Wife
Warren Steele, 60, a Harr son Ohio farmer in fragile health, was found dead outside his home last evening after a walk. A head wound from a fall was deemed superficial by doctors. death is attributed to heart trouble. Coroner Foertmeyer and clerk inspected Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hoene
Harrison
Dinners for Foundling Home Boosted by Aeolian Hall Benefit
The Aeolian Hall at 124 East Fourth Street hosted a daily charity dinner series to support St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital and Foundling Asylum. From yesterday through the week, meals ran 11 AM to 2 PM, drawing strong turnout despite bad weather and aiming to surpass prior fundraising totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian Hall
East Fourth Street
St. Joseph's Matority Hospital
Foundling
St. Joseph's, Asylum
Promoters Seek City Backing for New Union Depot
Archibald White, a promoter, met Mayor Hunt yesterday and said he would submit plans and work with the city on the proposed depot. The mayor stated he would press railroad executives after the election for a clear position on the White Bleek depot project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald White
Hunt
Carthage Ghost Tale Emerges In Dynamite Case
Police dispute Robert Tuck’s account of seeing a ghost when he fired at a nightwatchman and allegedly hit dynamite at Wang Construction Co. They note the explosion site was an old Indian settlement with bones found long ago. Tuck remains jailed for carrying concealed weapons as grand jury review continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Eagro
Tuck
Grand
Council considers three resolutions to regulate transit safety and service
Council tonight will introduce three resolutions led by Councilman Muhlhauser. The first asks the State Public Utilities Commission to place a watchman at the H and D railroad station near Mitchell Avenue Chickering and Este Avenues. The second provides a year round watchman for the traction company at Mitchell Avenue and adjacent trees. The third aims to require more cars on the Jerky line between Winton and Gray roads. The Winton Place Improvement Association approves the measures.
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Winton and
Gray -Roads
Winton Place
Little Women Opens At The Lyric
A review notes the Lyric production of Little Women based on Louisa May Alcott. The Civil War era drama centers on a New England family’s loves and loyalties. Casts Marie Pavey as Jo and Robert Adams earns praise for strong performances. Costumes and sets evoke mid-19th century life, appealing to fans of American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Alcott
New England
Marie, Pavey
Robert Adams
Baurie
Pocketbook stolen on moving streetcar in Cleveland
M C Cohen of Cleveland reported to the First District police that a pocketbook containing 30 dollars was taken from his hip pocket while the East End car was between Vine and Central avenues. He suspects the thief took the wallet during the car's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Cohen
Cleveland
First District
Cohen
Vine
Central Avenue
Banquet and Inspection Tour at Union Central Life Building
The Commercial Club held a banquet and smoker last night at the Union Central Life Building. Jesse Clark, president of Union Central Life Insurance and of the Commercial Club, and Captain McIntyre, superintendent of the building, led an inspection tour. The reception took place in the Union insurance offices.
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Commercial Club
Union
Central. Life Building
Jesse Clark
Central Life Insurance
McIntyre
The
Union Entra Insurance Company
Campaign to Raise $25,000 for Hope Gospel Mission
The Hope Gospel Mission started a fundraising drive yesterday to collect $25,000 by popular subscription. The money aims to meet rising demands on the institution as it acts as a home for needy guests and keeps them from lodging elsewhere. Appeals have been sent to many prominent citizens and the campaign will run during the work period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Mission
End Comes To Well Known Man
Adolph Meyder a longtime prominent German resident of Cincinnati died after a several year illness. He endured multiple surgeries and amputations but remained a respected figure among the German community. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Adolph ‘Meyder
Cincinnati
Diet Auer
Ole Die Paist
Lee Fund
Goerman
Ines
Ahamber
Mrade
Eight names listed for upcoming election
An editor’s transcription lists eight candidates including BL Brag Aaner Clyde Tobin Orin N fling Nacorae Ge Mortis Ww Hi Stewart George W Weedon and Measris Wickersham. Four are to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernnere
Dacclin
Will Pe Hela
Aaner
Clyde Tobin
Orin
Fling Nacorae
Stewart
George W. Weedon
Wickersham
Appointing Administratrix Mrs Caroline Bauer
Notice from Hamilton County Ohio Probate Court that Caroline Bauer of Dawsons Avenue Cincinnati has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Wilhelmina Bauer deceased. Gordon Morrill & Ginter attorneys listed. date October 27, 1912.
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Caroline Bauer
Dawsons Avenue
City
Hamilton County
Ohio
Wilhelmina Bauer
William Holueders
Gordon, Morrill & Ginter
Provident Bank
Cincinnati
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Vory
Comite
Hao
Ory
Veen
Prise
Tay
Aas Feertmeyer
Charles J. Holzhouse
Latonia
Smith
Covington
Nordland Plaza
Vine ST
Seliq
Columbia Theater
Corryville
White-Foster Comedy Company
Dennison Hotel
Dennert
Fifth
Main Streets
Gus Gildehaus Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Ben Franklin
East Third Street
Warren Steel
Harr
Son
Steele
Evi
Drs. Scott
Boals
Foertmeyer
Say
Robert Tuck
Wang Construction Company
India
Gage
Philadelphia Press
Mitchell
Chickering Avenue
Este Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Compaay
Traction Company
Henry JR
Inquire Business Office
East Seventh ST
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