Bankers oppose amendments in Aldrich bill protest
The Cincinnati Clearing House protests Amendments B and 11 of the Aldrich bill saying they would pull over two hundred million dollars from circulation, raise interest, tighten bank reserves, depress municipal bond prices, harm farmers and businesses, and curb banking activity. The protest urges rapid telegrams to Congress from district banks, businessmen, and residents.
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Cincinnati Clearing House Association
Washington
Cincinnati Clearing House
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Rowe
First National Bank
G. P. Griffith
Citizens’ National Bank
W. W. Brown
Merchants’ National Bank
George Guckenberger
Atlas National Bank
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth National Bank
Casper H. Rowe
Market National Bank
Committee of Cincinnati Clearing House Association
Gust of repair frightens board over viaduct costs
City Engineer Landmaker told the Board of Public Service that the estimate to finish the Liberty Street viaduct is too low. He says the last administration miscalculated and a total of about 220 thousand dollars is needed, with eighty thousand more required beyond the $140,000 bond issue. He urges immediate action with Grainger & Co to proceed. The board sent the issue to the whole committee for review.
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Landmaker
Board of Public Service
Liberty Street
Council
Grainger & Co
Heys
Laidlaw
Service Board
Sandmaker
Danenhower
Jonte
Pohoosry Illustrations Highlight Sunday Magazine Feature
A note promotes next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine in The Commercial Tribune. It promises a large spread of children's pictures and a copy of the attractive weekly magazine, included with Sunday editions, along with stories jokes anecdotes.
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Happy Little
The
Commercial Tribune
Ohioan Fatally Injured in Charleston Elevator Accident
William Foos, an electrician for Sackett Mine Supply Co of Columbus, fell down an elevator shaft while wiring the Capitol in Charleston on April 11. The 30 year old man, a Newark, Ohio native, died from his injuries.
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Charleston
W. Va
William Fos
Sackett Mine Supply Company
Columbus
Capitol
Foos
Newark
Abc
Free Letters Union Becomes Cincinnati's World Famous Society
The Free Letters Union of Cincinnati founded 1886 in Cumminsville celebrates its twenty first anniversary with its unique rules and rituals. President Doran leads a secretive club with twenty five active members and honorary roving members. Members use distinct Free Letter names and support each other with acts of charity and companionship.
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Commercial Tribune
Free
Letters Union of Cincinnati
Ftorla
Union
Kauffman's
Free Setters Union
Doran
Ukase
Gohen
Lodge of Masons
Free Letters Union
G. Coming Gohen
J. Rags Drennan
A. Snakefeeder Fletcher
Tnion
Knowlton’s Corner
B. F. Clark
Cumminsville
C. Licorice Doran
O. Ingersoll Brown
W. Brewery Bruckmann
Cincinnati
United States
Kings Mills
City Hospital
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Free Letters
Emma Carus
Miss Carus
Chicago Cooking School principal to head Pure Food Show
Nellie Daling Gafis, principal of the Chicago Cooking School, will lecture each afternoon at Music Hall during the three week Pure Food Exposition opening Monday April 20. Mrs Gans, a leading scientific cooking exponent and author, will also speak. events promise great value for lovers of good cooking at minimum cost.
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Nellie Daling Gafis
Chicago
Music Hall
Gans
California without change in new Pullman sleeping cars
Travel ad announces regular weekly departures from Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on a wide vestibuled Pullman route via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates half the cost of regular sleepers with booking through B and O S W Mil N Central or Southern Pacific. Contact C H Wiseman Joseph Biggs or W H Connor for details.
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New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milnois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
W. H. Connor
Get Together in Ohio Telephone Fight to End Double Systems
The piece argues against duplicative phone service in Ohio and Cincinnati. It cites Savannah Georgia and Indianapolis as examples where consolidation or co operation would improve service. It contrasts Bell with Independent providers and urges connecting independent lines to improve coverage.
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Southern Bell
Georgia Telephone & Telegraph Co
Savannah
Cincinnati
Edison
Bell
Ohio
Bell Telephone Co
Bell Company
Brookville
Ind
Georgia
Times
Tiedeman
Board of Aldermen
Georgia - Observer
Cincinnati Inquirer
Indianapolis
Hanly
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