Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Natick Massachusetts testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased severe Change of Life symptoms. The writer describes nervousness insomnia and cold limbs, says physicians suspected a tumor, and credits the remedy with restoring health. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Natick
Mass
Cornwallville
N. J
Wm. Boughton
N. Y
Greene Co
Forecaster Blystone Sick with Lumbago. Bassler in Charge
Forecaster Blystone of the weather office is confined to his home with a severe attack of lumbago. Captain S S Bassler is temporarily in charge.
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Blystone
The
Weather Office
S. S. Bassler
Captain Fanning's Funeral Held at St Edward's Church
Funeral services for former Fire Captain Bartley Fanning were held yesterday morning at St Edward's church with numerous floral tributes.
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Captain Fanning
Bartley Fanning
St. Edward’s Church
Federated Improvement Association Meeting Today
The Federated Improvement Association of Hamilton County will hold its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 4 o clock. The venue is the Automobile Lab at the Gibson house.
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Federated Improvement Association of
Hamilton County
Automobile Lab
Gibson House
Eclectics Gather at Gibson House Follification Banquet
Thirty members of the Eclectic Medical college sophomore class gathered at the Gibson house for a follification. The event included a banquet and speeches following the proceedings.
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Gibson House
The
Eclectic Medical College
Plate falls from derelict at Addyston Steel injures man
A heavy steel plate fell from a derelict at Addyston Steel yesterday striking Frank Jones of Cleves and crushing both legs. He was moved to his home after brief emergency hospital care and is believed fatally injured.
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Addyston Steel Company
Frank Jones
Cleves
Funeral for Mrs. White After Train Fatality
The funeral for Mrs. Harry White, killed with George W. Smith in a H. and D. train crash near Glendale, was held at the Springdale residence yesterday. George W. Smith’s funeral follows this afternoon at 1 50 at Bert Smith’s home on Princetown Pike.
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Harry White
George W. Smith
Glendale
Springdale
Smith
Bert Smith
Princetown Pike
Local Theft Report From West Court Street Suite
Louis Schweitzer Valentine Schwab and William Anton reported clothing stolen from their suite at 428 West Court Street yesterday afternoon. Police received description of the suspect man.
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Louis Schweitzer
Valentine Schwab
William Anton
West Court Street
Fire at A. L. Due company plant in Reading damages charging room
A fire yesterday destroyed the charging room of the A. L. Due company fireworks plant in Reading. A spark from a stove caused the blaze. The small separate building burned with a loss of about 25 dollars, while the main plant was spared.
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A. L. Due Company
Reading
Fire starts stampede at haberdasher shop on Sixth and Vine
An electric switch fire at a haberdasher’s store on Sixth and Vine streets caused a small panic shortly before 6 pm. Manager Joe Heath reported the alarm and kept the blaze from spreading, extinguishing it before responders arrived. Loss is about 50 dollars.
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Haberdasher's
Sixth and Vine Streets
Joe Heath
Fire damages First District School. classes displaced
Water from the Tuesday blaze renders undamaged rooms unusable for a day or two. Three classes were sent to the Third Intermediate and three to the Fifteenth District schools yesterday. Fourteen classes were given vacation. The fire origin is thought to be a defective flue. Loss estimated at 5 000 to 8 000 dollars.
Tailor Morris Worth Arrested After Altercation
Morris Worth of Worth Bros., tailor at 426 Elm street, was arrested by Constable Thon in Squire Myers' court on assault and battery charges from Solomon Unger, a 1404 John street presser. Unger says Worth tried to force him to stay after announcing resignation. a scuffle followed. Worth posted bond and was released.
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Morris Worth
Worth Bros
Elm Street
Thon
Squire Myers
Solomon Unger
John Street
Winger
Warth
Unger
Movement Inauguration At Pekin Theater Fight White Plague
A gathering at the Pekin theater at 536 West Sixth street will inaugurate a movement by colored people to join the Antituberculosis league. Dr. Lewis A. Cornish will give an illustrated lecture as part of the event.
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Pekin Theater
West Sixth Street
Lewis A. Cornish
Mothers Endorsement for Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Historic ad claims Mother Gray's Powder relieves feverishness headaches teething disorders and reg u late bowels while destroying worms. It boasts 10000 testimonials and broad mother use for 22 years with a child friendly taste and universal sale.
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Gray
Celde
Ohana Roy, N
Hopkins Replies To Willard Haley Over Bank Troubles
President William A. Hopkins of the Commerce and Deposit bank issued a statement replying to J Willard Haley founder and first president who disputed earlier claims. The state department of banks and banking is aware of the bank s troubles and prominent Cincinnati bankers say weaknesses stem from faulty banking ideas and small capitalization. E F Romer examiner said court action to recover six shares alleged issued illegally will be considered after protecting depositors. Romer now heads the bank closed by the state department.
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William A. Hopkins
Commerce and Deposit Bank
State Banks and Banking Department
J. Willard Haley
Haley
State Department of Banks and Banking
Cincinnati
E. F. Romer
District of Cincinnati
Department of Banks and Banking of Ohio
The
Chained Dogs Die Warning From City Officials
A Fairmount woman complained of neighbor dogs kept chained and barking. Assistant secretary Schwab told her chained dogs die and the owner should keep them chained, leaving the woman reassured that harm would come to the dogs.
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Matthew Schwab
Jackson
Schwab
Fairmount
Important Change of Time Queen and Crescent Route
Effective Sunday April 16 trains 11 and 12 between Cincinnati and Chattanooga are discontinued. Through first class coach and Pullman sleeping car service from Cincinnati to Jacksonville will be on train 1 departing Cincinnati at 8 a m, also carrying Cincinnati to New Orleans Pullman sleeping car. Observation dining car remains Cincinnati to Atlanta via Chattanooga. W A Beckler, General Passenger Agent.
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Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Fla
Pullman
New Orleans
Atlanta
W. A. Beckler
Cavagna Returns to Old Home Once More
Bartholomew G. Cavagna known as Bert, after four years and seven months in Columbus penitentiary, was released on parole at noon yesterday. He had served as an assistant clerk and is expected to take a responsible position with a large Pittsburgh coal firm.
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Bartholomew G. Cavagna
Bert
Columbus
United States
Magna
Pittsburg
Crane & Breed Company
L&N Awards Large Decoursey Yard Contract
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad won a contract to build a double-hump switching yard at Decoursey near Latonia to handle 4000 cars per day with storage for 1500. Thrasher & Gunter of Knoxville were the bidders and work is to start immediately. Superintendent Brent Arnold said figures of the contract amount are not yet available.
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Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville
Decoursey
Latonia
Thrasher & Gunter
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville @ Nashville
Brent Arnold
Local car dealers showcase growth and new models
Leyman Buick firm drums up Kentucky and Southern Ohio reach with 55 subagencies and 375 machines sold last year while expanding Grabowsky truck distribution. Cincinnati Auto Club members push peers as Stacey Motor Car and Staver Motor compete. Crane & Breed denies mass hearse orders as Payne Motor reports several Hudson and Thomas Flyer sales.
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Harry 8
Leyman
Leyman-Buick Company
Buick
Welch
Grabowsky
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Buick Company
Flint
Mich
Business Men’s and
Cincinnati Automobile Clubs
Auto Dealers’ Association
Hocking Valley appoints Stephen E. Clark district passenger agent
Stephen E. Clark, formerly Northern passenger agent at Detroit, is named district passenger agent with headquarters in Toledo. He succeeds C. C. Kilbury who resigned. The Detroit office is abolished and Clark will oversee the territory from Toledo.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Stephen E. Clark
Detroit
Toledo
C. C. Kilbury
Mr. Clark
Rail extension from Memphis to New Orleans planned
Cincinnati report states the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad will build an extension from Memphis to New Orleans forming a gradeless short line from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City to New Orleans with the shortest route between St Louis and Chicago to Mexico.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Memphis
New Orleans
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mexico
Belt Line May Be Built At Pomeroy
Engineers are at work on extending the Pomeroy Belt line of the Hocking Valley railway at Pomeroy Ohio to access nearby coal mines. The belt line will await settlement of absorption by Chesapeake and Ohio before several road improvements are pursued.
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Corps of Engineers
Pomeroy
Hocking Valley Railway
Pomeroy, O
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rumors on Train Departures Denied by Leader
Generals Manager Loree officially denied rumors that the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern and the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton trains would switch from Union Depot to Grand Central station on April 15. He said no change is planned and current passenger traffic remains with the existing routes, quelling ongoing speculation in railroad circles.
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Grand Central Depot
Generals
Loree
Grand Central Station
Union Depot
Missouri Pacific February Revenue Decline Report
The Missouri Pacific system posts February results with total operating revenues at 3 934 081 and net operating revenue 776 467 marking declines from prior figures. From July 1 totals show operating revenues 35 928 245 and net operating revenue 8 909 531, with changes of 566 592 and a 1 633 268 decrease respectively.
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Missouri Pacific System
Southern Railway First Week April Earnings Rise
The Southern railway reported 1,185,824 in first week April earnings, up 42,190 from the previous period. Total earnings since July 1 reached 47,229,263, an increase of 2,750,104.
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The
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad Trims St Louis Limited Route
The Pennsylvania railroad will discontinue the St. Louis limited from New York to St Louis in both directions after April 30 Traffic will be redirected to connect with the Pennsylvania limited running New York to Chicago An announcement from Cincinnati notes the change and its impact on travelers and schedules
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis Limited
New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Limited
Chicago
Rock Island official downplays Armourdale and KC upgrade costs
In a Rock Island statement an official said reports of large expenditures for Armourdale and Kansas City improvements are likely exaggerated. The figures were drawn from the company report covering the Rock Island system's entire second district expenditures.
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Rock Island
Armourdale
Kansas City
Second
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railroad Board Reelects Directors
At a Pittsburg meeting the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad board reelected retiring directors except N P Shortridge who was succeeded by C S Patterson.
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Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Pittsburg
N. P. Shortridge
C.S. Patterson
Railroad reps visit city amid league season chatter
J W Brown traveling agent for El Paso and Southwestern based in St Louis met with local rail interests yesterday. R M C Smith Grand Trunk Railway special agent from Montreal was in town. Several carriers with nearby HQs attended for business. S P Collier Jr Winston Salem Southbound railway official from Winston Salem NC visited regarding the Carolina Despatch route.
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J. W. Brown
el Paso & Southwestern
St. Louis
R. McC. Smith
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Cincinnati
S. P. Collier, Jr
Winston-Salem
N. C
New Carolina
Inspectors urged to cover city milk supply with horses
The health report calls for increasing milk inspectors by at least four and supplying them with horses and buggies to cover the broader dairy territory feeding Cincinnati. It notes inspections have only reached dairies near town, about one tenth of the supply, and identifies poor milk as a major cause of infant mortality. Improvements elsewhere reduced deaths.
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Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Locomobile Manager Praises Cincinnati Prospects
A. W. Robinson sales manager for Locomobile visited Charles Behlen Sons, its local representative, and expressed satisfaction with prospects and conditions in Cincinnati.
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A. W. Robinson
Locomobile Company
Charles Behlen Sons Company
Cincinnati
Adams County Society of Cincinnati Banquet Held
The Adams County Society of Cincinnati held its annual banquet at the Palace hotel with about one hundred guests. Lucien J. Fenton, ex congressman and foreman of the recent Adams county grand jury, spoke on Home Folks and defended local voters while denouncing vote selling. Other speakers included A G Turnipseed, C L Swain, John W Hook, Mrs Dorcas Thomas Lafferty, and Dr John B Wilson. letters of regret were read from absentees.
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Adams County Society of Cincinnati
Palace
A. G. Turnipseed
Lucien J. Fenton
Adams County
Fenton
William M. Fugmar
C. L. Swain
John W. Hook
Dorcas Thomas Lafferty
John B. Wilson
Hamilton Marks Fort Sumter Semicentennial Firing
Hamilton Ohio observed the Fort Sumter semicentennial with forty three bombs fired starting at 4 30 am. The explosions rang through the city at regular intervals awakening residents and marking the anniversary.
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Fort Sumter
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton. O
Hamilton
Scottish Rite Convocation Announces Soaring Class Conferral
Gibulum G Lodge of Perfect union invites members to a Thursday evening convocation at o clock to confer the 4 and 5 on the Soaring Class. Harry E Sr cs a F. WM. Harte 32 secretary.
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Gibulum G
Lodge of Perfection
Harry E, SR
F. WM. Harte
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