Taxpayers Association Endorses Interurban Access Bill
The Hamilton County Taxpayers Association endorsed Senate Bill 470 to allow outside traction lines to enter cities using tracks of existing railroads with proper compensation. The group also resolved to oppose a state school levy increase from 1.50 to 1.96 per child, arguing it would wipe out the levy and let counties manage education alone.
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Hamilton County Taxpayers’ Association
Taxpayers’ Association
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati
Senate
Hamilton
Judiciary Committee
House and
Ohio
Engineer Willing to Inspect Bridge
City Engineer Landmaker considers a proposal to inspect the condemned H. and D. tracks bridge on Eighth Street before further action. A reply and ultimatum from the Service Board are expected soon. Sandmaker said he would join Jonte and an agreed engineer in the inspection and will state the inspection time.
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Landmaker
Jonte
Eighth Street
Sandmaker
Photographer Will Marry Savannah Soldier in Private Ceremony
Walter L. Alderman, a 23 year old Savannah photographer and Spanish American War veteran who photographed Cuban campaigns, will wed Miss Georgiana Martin, 23, at her East Fifth street home by Rev. Gervaise Roughton. After the ceremony the couple will move to Havana, Cuba.
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Walter Ll. Alderman
Savannah
Cuba
Georgiana Martin
East Fifth Street
Gervaise Roughton
Martin
Havana
Falls From Car Dies Of Injuries
Deputy Coroner Coe held a postmortem on William Kunkel 56 of 2538 Vine St after a fatal week old injury. He ruled erysipelas caused death, not a blunt wound, and said the fall under liquor may explain the wound. Firemen witnessed a fall in the street. no assault found. Kunkel was night watchman at Mfoerlein Brewery.
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Coe
William Kunkel
Vine Street
Company No. 5
McMicken
Vine
Kunkel
Mfoerlein
Socialist Leader Demands Deport Prince de Sagan
Nicholas Klein touring Russia calls for deportation of Prince de Sagan accusing him of lack of work and no visible means of support. Klein forwards a letter to Commissioner Frank P. Sargent urging immigration action to rid the nation of the "scum" of Europe and protect American morals.
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Nicholas Klein
Russia
Prince de Sagan
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellane
Klein
Helie de Sagan
Frank Pp Sargent
Washington, D. C
Waureau
Sargent
Europe
Partakes of Odup and Dies Suddenly
The coroner investigated the death of J. W. Kindrick 35 at 550 East Eighth Street who died suddenly after ill health and after his wife warmed soup from a window sill. Physicians found heart failure with no poison traces despite fears of foul play.
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J. W. Kindrick
East Eighth Street
Kindrick
Cameron
Dyer Lectures on Afoot in Southern Europe
Superintendent of Public Schools Dyer spoke to the Men's Club of St. Pauls Cathedral and friends in the assembly hall last evening on Afoot in Southern Europe.
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Dyer
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Europe
Clerk James H Wolfe Leaves Post Office for Memphis Transfer
Clerk James H. Wolfe time keeper at the Post Office has accepted a transfer to Memphis Tennessee and leaves today. His fellow clerks yesterday presented him with a purse of sixty dollars and a suit case.
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James H. Wolfe
Post Office
Memphis
Tenn
Furniture Dealers Hear Address on City Organization
Cincinnati furniture retailers gathered for a Dutch lunch hosted by the Queen City Furniture Club. Ohio Retail Dealers' Association officials from Dayton explained the benefits of statewide organization. several Cincinnati retailers voiced support while others skipped due to a mistaken April Fool invitation. The meeting also pushed for L and N Railroad switching rules before a cross-landing right could be granted.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
H. Cappel
W. Byrne
Dayton
Ohio Retail Dealers’ Association
Queen City Furniture Club
Carl F. Streit
Harry Cappel
Dayton, C
Ohio
W Byrne
John A. Herbert
A. J. Conroy
C. F. Streit
George W. Schutte
Lumbermen’s Club
L. & N. Railroad
C. SS. Streit
Robert Oaken
Wash Rees
John Cornette, Jr
H. A. Sprengard
E. M. Schwein
Henry Lubke
G. J. Bremenkamp
H. A. Lloyd
F. A. Hellebusch
E. Berninghaus
H. W. Becker
C. H. Feuss
E. Kuhlman, Jr
L. J. Flach
George F
A. Steinkamp
H. F. Quadling
Sol Frank
J. A. Newton
W. J. Failer
Emil Grosse
Ben Loeb
T. P. Zachman
Julius Berger
F. A. Kurleman
H. Hohman
A. Olbum
H. Franke
E. Edwards
Japanese Lieutenant Laughed At War Talk In Cincinnati Visit
Lieutenant Kamimura of the Imperial Japanese Navy toured U.S. machinery plants starting in Hamilton and Cincinnati. He inspected Niles Tool Company in Hamilton and said Americans overreact to war talk, noting there is no such sentiment in Japan and finding U.S. press questions about the fleet amusing. He stays at the St Nicholas Hotel for a day or two before continuing his countrywide tour.
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Kamimura
Imperial Japanese Navy
Cincinnati
Quincy
Mass
M Machinery
Niles Tool Company
Hamilton
St. Nicholas Hotel
Japan
United States
Meningitis Cases Growing Fewer in City Reports
Health Officer Brown notes crowded tenements fuel meningococcus meningitis but cites recent influenza complications and bacteriologic tests that may undercount cases. He warns Cincinnati resembles other dense cities with endemic meningitis prone to winter flare ups as overcrowding and poor sanitation persist.
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Brown
Cincinnati
Health Office
Bishop Tuttle to Preach on Creation and Incarnation at Lent Services
The Right Rev Daniel S Tuttle presiding Bishop of the American Church spoke to a large Lynn Theater audience at noonday Lenten services on Creation of Man and Incarnation of Christ He will preach again today and tomorrow His current posting includes Bishop of Missouri and service in St Louis, after starting as Bishop of Episcopal Church in Salt Lake City
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Daniel S. Tuttle
Lynn Theater
Man
Christ
Dr. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Missouri
America
Pictures of Cincinnati church leaders in Illustrated Magazine
The next Sunday issue of the Illustrated Magazine in The Commercial Tribune will feature photos of thirty two leading Catholic clergymen from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The issue includes stories jokes pictures and anecdotes and is delivered free with the Sunday paper.
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Illustrated
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Dog Catcher McLean Begins Work After Absence in City
Official William McLean resumed dog catching with nets and wire cages. Fifty plus stray dogs were housed on Canal Street by nightfall. A terrier was lost to two catchers who dropped it as they fled in the dog wagon. A Humane Society transfer proposal awaits contract expiry for consideration.
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William McLean
Service Board
William
Canal Street
Main
Walnut
City Hospital Laboratory
John J. Brady
West Ninth Street
Minnie Maddern Fiske
The
Humane Society
McLean
City Hall eyes testing meters and street repairs
City department for gas and electric meter testing to begin operations within days after purchase of photometer and calorimeter. Cornette and Engineer Shipley to tour Toronto Detroit and Dayton to study asphalt plants. Boal street wall repair ordered. Fire Chief opposes largest city sign due to fire risk. Pardon Board pardons Frank Harris Harry Brown and Gray Minter. Hospital boilers to run at ninety pounds two engines may move to Hunt street pumping station. Clay Richardson toroller and seven laborers hired. Dr F Leslie charged April 7. exhibit on West Fifth street closed by mayor. I A Cooper reports $40 000 investment in Northern avenue houses hindered by lack of water piping.
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Darrow
Wehmer
Fehrenbatch
Laidlaw
Service Board
Hunt Street
Hospital
Markbriet
State
W Board of Medical Examiners
F. Leslie
Leslie
West Fifth Street
Demand for 10 percent on tobacco sales sparks village crisis
Tobacco merchants in a Kentucky led equity society clash over a proposed 10 percent tax on all sales to cover expenses. With 140000 hogsheads under control and prices at 15 cents a pound, potential sums reach into millions. Growers from Grant and Bracken Counties oppose the move as warehouses assert liens and withhold shipments. Clarence Lebus and G A Brooks left Cincinnati as tensions rise.
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Equity Society
Cincinnati
Louisville
Norwood
Executive Committee
Grant
Bracken Counties
Kentucky
Scott & Dillon
Clarence Lebus
G. A. Brooks
President Dabney Mourns Mother in Virginia Funeral
Lavinia Morrison 82, mother of Cincinnati University President Charles Dabney, died in Dallas en route to Hempden-Sidney Virginia where funeral services were held. She was wife of Robert Dabney a former Virginia minister who served with Stonewall Jackson. President Dabney, in New York when notified, traveled to Virginia for the funeral.
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Samuel
Louis Dabney
Lavinia Morrison
Charles Dabney
Cincinnati University
Dallas
Tex
Hempden-Sidney
Stonewall Jackson
Texas University
Dabney
New York
Virginia
Kubelik to Play Tonight on Final US Tour Leg
Virtuoso violinist Jan Kubelik headlines a star filled program at Music Hill as he closes his U.S. tour under Daniel Frohman. The concert caps his third tour of about 125 stops with a Vancouver sailing set for April 24 and a three year absence from North American stages. The program features works by Tartini Bach Liszt Wieniawski Saint Saens Wagner Ries Hubay and Paganini with Mile Roy and a dramatic "Der MeisterSinger" excerpt.
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America
Jan Kubelik
Daniel Frohman
South
California
Northwest
Canada
Kubelik
Australia
Vancouver
Music Hill
Tartini
Mile
Berthe Roy
Wieniawsky
Saint-Saens
Mile, Roy
Wagner
der Meistersinger
Ries
Perpetuum Mobile
Hubay
Scene de la Csarda
Woman Struck by Car Near Seventh Street Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Bentz aged 78 of Seventh and Cutter streets was knocked down by North Fairmount Car No. 9 near her home yesterday at about 5 PM. She suffered head and shoulder bruises, was brushed by the fender, and removed to Patroy Hospital for treatment.
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Elizabeth Bentz
Seventh
Cutter Streets
North Fairmount
Seventh Street
Eesdlen
Patroy 1
Langdon Branch Leader Perin Langdon Dies at 56
Perin Langdon 56 of 2934 Vernon Place, head of Langdon National Biscuit Co. branch, died yesterday at home after eight weeks illness from pneumonia complications. Surrounded by wife Eleanor West and three children, Langdon was a First National Bank director and president of the Optimist Club. He was born in Cincinnati in 1889 and educated at Woodward High School. Funeral is tomorrow at 3 PM with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Perin Langdon
Vernon Place
Langdon
National Biscuit Company
Perin, Jr
Bessie
Marjorie Langdon
First National Bank
Optimist Club
Queen City Club
The
Loyal Legion
Song of the Colonial
Cincinnati
Solomon Langdon
Woodward High School
Eleanor West
Spring Grove Cemetery
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Lyric
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Business Men's Club
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City Hall Notes
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Shipley
Toronto
Detroit
Boal Street
Archibald
Fire Department
Workhouse
Frank Harris
Harry Brown
Gray Minter
Clay Richardson
I. AS. Cooper
Northern Avenue
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Hiller
Water Works
Society of Equity
Earth
Paganini
Fender
Alms & Doepke
the Hims & Doepke Ci
Maryland Casualty CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Bell Telephone Co
Cohn Bros & CO
S. W.cor
Race and Pearl Sts
Superior Court OF Cincinnati
Alfred M. Cohen
Ernst Troy
Cohen & Mack
S. W. Cor. Race and
Pearl Sts
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Fourth and Vine Sts
Linton Hotel
F. D. Bush
Rainforth
Havlin
George Broadhurst
Paceman
Charles Frohman
William Collier
Theater i
Canal 20
Manhattan Company
Rosmersholm
Henrik Ibsen
Charles H. Plattenburg
AY Rosson
Aunt Mary
Paris
Smith & Nixon’s
Knabe
Mats
Sun
Dan
A. Wolf's
Main St
Chas. Howard
Merry Company
New York Town
Billy B. van
Patsy
Columbia Bestia Mae
Hwa
Pianephiends
Simon Gardner Co
Chas. Wayne Co
Weuck's
Matinee
Black Patti Troubadours
OPLE
Trul
Garey Montana
Joe King
East Lynnd
Yime
Vanity
Boston Belles
Canal
Extra
Burns & Palmee Fight Pictures
Pleasant
Ken Riebman
Cgweesaburt
J. Swanson
Commercial Tribune Bi
Savings Bank
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