Gas hearing delayed to April 29 by public service board
The Board of Public Service adjourned the public meeting on the natural gas issue until April 29 due to lack of time to prepare arguments. Delegates from major associations urged delay as President Laidlaw presided and President Kenan of the Gas Company received a threatening letter from a sender calling themselves a consumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Laidlaw
Service Board
John Weld Peck
Business Men’s Club
Ralph Caldwell
City Club
Starbuck Smith
Federated Organizations
Kenan
Gags Company
Kingdom Come
Woman seeks police protection for four year old son
Mrs. Pearl Eggleston of Orange Place Price Hill appealed to police for protection of her four year old son fearing kidnapping. She noted fear to let him play in the front yard while giving no motive. Eggleston—an important witness in arson cases—has also sought a legal separation from her husband. Police instructed to watch the child and nearby strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Eggleston
Orange Place
Price Hill
St Pauls Cathedral Receives $12000 Organ Gift
A Boston firm will install a new organ for St Pauls Cathedral funded by Mr Charles Lehmer and his sister Miss Fannie Lehmer. The instrument expands the church space for the choir as organist Karl Stapps trains 100 boys and men for a large regional choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Charles Lehmer
Fannie Lehmer
Karl Stapps
New York
Hospital to bury body if mother not found for Lucia Schiller
Authorities at City Hospital seek the mother of Lucia Schiller who died there Tuesday night. The address given is 2174 West McMicken Avenue, but no such resident is known in the neighborhood. If the mother does not come forward within a day or two, the hospital will bury the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Rene
Lucia Schiller
Tuessay
New York Special Train Leaves Cincinnati for New York
Beginning Sunday April 19 the New York Special departs Cincinnati at 3 10 p m daily over the Pennsylvania Short Line reaching New York in 17 hours Sleeping car through to New York arrives 9 15 a m parlor car to Pittsburg arrives 10 p m with dining and breakfast aboard Reserve space at City Ticket Office Fourth and Walnut or write George W Weedon A G P A Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
City Ticket Office
Northwest Corner
Fourth and Walnut
George W. Weedon
University Club to Celebrate First Anniversary
Members of the University Club will mark the organization’s first anniversary with a Saturday evening event at Fourth street and Broadway on April 25. The program includes a vaudeville show and a play in which varsity men will burlesque a popular novel, with the title kept secret. Committee members are Edward H. Renst Malcolm McAvoy and H. B. Yergason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Fourth Street
Broadway
Edward H. Renst
Malcolm McAvoy
H. B. Yergason
Bold Thieves Target Grable Paint Shop Twice
Police investigate a burglary at William Grable’s paint shop at 2115 Eastern Avenue. Burglars forced a door, stole paints and varnishes worth 50 dollars, possibly escaped by rowboat toward the Ohio River. This is the second break-in after a prior fire. No arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grable
Eastern Avenue
Ohio
Grable
City leaders to attend opening of pure food exposition
The City Council, Board of Education, Board of Public Service and Board of Health will attend the opening of the pure food exposition in Music Hall next Monday evening. The Mayor will give the opening address, followed by Vice Mayor Galvin and other officials. Music and attractions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Public Service
The
Board of Health
Music Hall
Galvin
Death of Mrs Laura Hynicka Ends Devoted Wife’s Life
Mrs Laura Elizabeth Hynicka wife of Rudolph K Hynicka a Hamilton County Republican leader and theatrical manager died at 8 pm at 118 Garfield Place The 39 year old New Yorker endured stomach trouble for years She leaves husband and a 13 year old daughter Carrie Funeral services will be private tomorrow at the family home and the body will be cremated Her husband has an ill mother in Rhode Island with death expected shortly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Elizabeth Hynicka
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Hynicka
Garfield Place
Rhode Island
Mr. Hynicka
Campbell
New York
Carrie
Seek to Prevent Hickory Famine
Manufacturers who rely on hickory met at the Sinton Hotel to discuss stock levels and future use. The National Hickory Manufacturers Association delegates urged strict economy to avert a wood shortage and agreed to reuse lower grade hickory for wagon and carriage parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinton
National
Hickory Manufacturers’ Association
Telegraphers Plan Nationwide Strike June 1 Over Wages
National strike by Commercial Telegraphers Union locals planned for June 1 against Western Union. Local No. 16 in New York and Chicago aligned, with reports of enrollments in other cities. Federation leaders seek funds and aim for wage restoration before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Commercial Telegraphers
Chicago
Windy City
New York
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Telegraphers
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Metropolis
Western Union Company
Cincinnati
Beattie
Washington
Postal Company
St. Louis
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Holds Evening Meeting
The Cincinnati Furniture Exchange met at Ahlbrand's Cafe with President J F Dietz presiding. Secretary Ernest Schneider was absent. EH Kepler elected secretary pro tem. Dietz will represent the group at the Chicago meeting on April 21 to discuss classification and packing. Attendance noted steady improvement in local trade with upholstery and leather goods leading gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Ahlbrand
J. F. Dietz
Ernest Schneider
Christ Hospital
EH. Kepler
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Exchange
A. G. Steinman
Chicago Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Western Classification Committee
Chicago
Committee On Entertainment
Cincinnati
Injured to Save a Child Arraigns Man in Police Court
Charles Linsenbock of 525 Hannibal street was arraigned after police reported he used a heavy mop handle on his wife and five year old child. The wife suffered a broken arm during the attempted attack. Mrs. Linsenbock testified to the beating before Officer Brown, and Linsenbock received a four month Workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Linsenbock
Hannibal] Street
Brown
Revolver Drawn Over Stolen Trousers By Visitor
A. Abrahams, a second hand dealer at 714 West Fifth, reported a negro thief stole two trousers, returned wearing them, and was threatened with a pistol until the first pair was retrieved. The man fled after the merchant discovered two more pairs beneath the outer ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Abrahams
West Fifth Street
Abrahams
Allis-Chalmers to keep Cincinnati plant with changes
The Allis-Chalmers Company states no plan to cut Cincinnati operations. Only the engineering department will move on May 1 to Milwaukee general offices, while Cincinnati will continue as a manufacturing plant. Milwaukee will handle engineering for all plants, and Cincinnati will grow staffing as business conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Company
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago and
Scranton
Cincinnati Works
Six Year Old Girl Dies After Poison In Presence Of Physicians
Stella Garrett aged six drank carbolic acid at the Home of the Friendless in West Court Street while doctors Ralph Reed and J H Wilms attended to an infant. A stomach pump failed to save her, and she died at City Hospital about an hour later. Coroner Cameron to hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Garrett
West Court Street
City Hospital
Ralph Reed
J. H. Wilms
Cameron
Anna Garrett
Man believes he is a dog and wags finger as a tail
Haller, 42, of 817 Clinton Street, was admitted to City Hospital after shouting no words since arrival. He imitates a dog barking and wags a single finger as a tail, growing it abnormally large. Doctors fear he may harm himself if restrained. Police were called when he became violent at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Christ
Haller
Clinton Street
Holy Week Services Across Catholic and Episcopal Churches
Special Holy Week observances were held across Catholic and Episcopal churches with Archbishop Moeller leading Tenebrae and oil blessing at St. Peter's Cathedral. Holy oils will be blessed, candles and holy water proclaimed, and Easter preparations proceed as Dean Paul Matthews leads morning Eucharist and Good Friday devotions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Henry Moeller
Dean Paul- Matthews
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Dean Matthews
Passover Feast Begins With Special Services
The Passover feast starts last night and runs through next Wednesday. Dr Louis Grossman led special services at Plum Street. He will speak on Freedom this morning at the Plum Street edifice. Jewish housewives purify homes and search for remnants of unleavened bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Grossman
Plum Street
Grossman
Dr. Grossman
Daily Newspapers Best Value for Advertising
When considering appropriation for the coming year ask what portion will be spent in daily newspapers. They will give best value for your money, no waste, no lost motion. For details apply to any daily newspaper, responsible advertising agency, or Secretary, The Six Point League, Tribune Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Point League
Tribune Bldg
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Gidding & Co
Speci
West Fourth Street
Indianapolis
Council
Plan Entertainment
Elizabeth Hanson
Clifton Avenue
Norwood Plant
Lot No
Oila
Archbishop Moeller
of the Cross
Y Palsae Canal
Herbert Effie Kelcey-Shannon
Orson DE Angelis
Alexander Carr
Review
Rainforth & Havlin
the Askin Singer Co., Inc
Paul Nicholson
Sun
Dan. A. Wolf's
Forepaugh Stock Co
FAN Co
Ana Sor
Ralph Stuart
Strongheart
Columbia
Walter Jones
Blanche, Deyo & Co
Chas. Mack & Co
Normans—Girard & Gardner
Chas. F. Lemon
Myrtle Byrne & Co
Caroline Hull
Kronemann Bros
Kinodrome
Matinee
Buck
J. Holmes
Eople
Straits
Sweet Blue Ribbon
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Princes
New Richmond
Pt, Pleasant
Washington, D.C
Walnut Street
Madisonville Village
Bausmith & Inie
Johnston Building
Madisonville
Onis
Board ‘of Education
Madleonville
J. F. Klein
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!