Moonlight Dance Planned by Reuben R. Springer Council
Will dance on the Island Queen Saturday evening May 9 as the Reuben R. Springer Council No 176 Y M I hosts a moonlight gathering. Walter Baker 31 a fireman of 2857 Eastern Avenue died yesterday at City Hospital from apoplexy. Mrs Mary Ream of 554 York Street asks Hamilton authorities to refuse a marriage license for Lownie Charles Lewis and her daughter Elva Pearl Ream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben R. Springer
Walter Baker
Eastern Avenue
City Hospital
Mary Ream
York Street
Hamilton (Q
Lownie Charles Lewis
Elva Pearl Ream
Longworth Street
Plum Street
Central Avenue
Orton D. Bedient
Levant
Chautauqua County
N. Y
John Mattan
Batavia
Clermont County
Qwen Kennedy
West Coyington
W. 8. Smith
Syracuse
Mary C. Cumbach
Springfield
E. D
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Oard of Public Service
Edwin
Husband from Hamilton Seeks Wife and Two Children in Cincinnati
Frank Yong of Hamilton Ohio arrived in Cincinnati seeking his wife and two children. He believes she has placed the eldest children in an institution in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yong
Hamilton, C
Cincinnati
Eggs for Easter in Cincinnati Estimated at 720000
It is estimated that 60 000 dozen or 720 000 eggs will be consumed by Cincinnatians on Easter Sunday. At current market prices these eggs will cost about 10 000 dollars.
Conduct Services for Boys Easter Evening
Evening Easter services will be conducted Sunday night in the home of the Newsboys Protective Association Shillit o Place by the Rev Mr Smith of the Eighth Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys’ Protective Association
Shillito Place
Mr. Smith
Eighth Presbyterian Church
Wedded By the Squire in City Wedding
Squire J. M. Smedes united Joseph P. Clifton a carriage maker of 1204 Freeman Avenue with Martha O. Connor of Chattanooga Tennessee visiting relatives in this city at 1333 Cutter Street in a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Squire J. M. Smedes
Joseph P. Clifton
Freeman Avenue
Martha O. Connor
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cutter Street
Manager Hospitalized After Alleged Alcohol Illness
Edson P. Kittle aged 50 identified as manager of a Rossville, California grocery firm was taken to City Hospital from Dennison Hotel yesterday. Doctors report he is suffering the effects of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson P. Kittle
Rossmayne
City Hospital
Dennison Hotel
Accused of Stealing Cows Arrests Reported
George Eichelberger 39 a drover of Spring Grove and Alabama avenues was arrested yesterday by Detectives Bell and Schaefer on grand larceny charges. Stock dealer Sam Nebin of 1060 Marshall Avenue accuses him of stealing two cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eichelberger
Spring Grove
Alabama Avenues
Bell and Schaefer
Sam Nebin
Marshall Avenue
Cincinnati Baptist Church Union Elects Officers
The annual meeting was held last night at the Ninth Street Baptist Church. Officers elected include President G. M. Peters, Vice President J. A. De Armond, Treasurer Cc. O. Graeser, and Treasurer H. T. Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Baptist Church Union
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. M. Peters
J. A. de Armond
Cc. O. Graeser
H. T. Crane
James Newman arraigned for street begging in Police Court
James Newman a 76 year old colored man and former slave told Judge Lueders he once belonged to General Taylor of Newport and served in his campaigns. He was sent to the Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newman
Lueders
General Taylor
Newport
Newman
Library circulation totals for week ending April 11
Public Library reports a weekly circulation of 26 533 with 10 862 from larger branches and 1 714 from smaller branches. The note projects a decrease in circulation from now through September.
Eight Hundred To Graduate At Sunday School Session
Eight hundred teachers will graduate tonight at Music Hall with Dr H H Manninger directing a year of preparation. Rev Dr William A Quayle will deliver the principal address to the graduates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
H. H. Manninger
William A. Quayle
Inmate Escapes from City Hospital Ward
William Helmar, 56, a patient in the strong ward, bolted from attendants taking him to Probate Court. He fled down Central Avenue before Archie Miller and others pursued and subdued him to place him in the ambulance wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong Ward
William Helmar
City Hospital
Central Avenue
Archie Miller
Pictures of 22 honored Grand Army Posts men
The Commercial Tribune's Illustrated Magazine next Sunday will feature pictures of twenty two men honored by Cincinnati Grand Army Posts. Readers are urged to obtain a copy and view the portraits along with the usual stories and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercial Tribune
Illustrated
Army Posts of
Cincinnati
One Man Killed By Night Riders In Kentucky Raid
In Butler area, about 200 riders attacked Samson Tomlin of Flingsville on Tuesday night, demanding bed scrapes. Tomlin opened fire, 200 shots were reported, and a man was killed. The body was placed in a buggy and removed. a doctor saw wounded men but could not identify any riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler, Ky
Samson Tomlin
Flingsville
Tomlin
Cincinnati Society Elects Officers After Vice Suppression Report
At a Cincinnati branch meeting of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, Agent McAfee reported 37 arrests and 30 indictments with $9,760 in fines for the year. Contributions totaled $1,048. Elected officers include President James N Gamble and Vice President Alexander McDonald among a large executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Society For the Suppression of Vice
McAfee
James N. Gamble
Alexander McDonald
C. M. Hubbard
Nat Henchman Davis
Charles A. Ault
J. E. Mooney
George W. Dittman
W. H. Alms
W. 8. Dickinson
General M. Ryan
G. W. Hamilton
John H. McGowan
Alex
Seth C. Foster
D. B. Gamble
Gargram Gano
Lewis G. Hopkins
D. B. Meacham
William Christie Herron
University Club Plans April Twenty-One Days Show
Under W B B Yergason supervision the University Club fourth street and Broadway hosts a burlesque titled Twenty One Days on Saturday April 25 marking the club's first anniversary. The cast includes Goodrich Rhodes Wiley Ayres Morrill Warrener Eaton Mitchell Minor Noyes Cox with a minstrel act by Eaton Eaton and Quackenbrugh and a University Club Quartet performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. B. Yergason
University Club
Fourth Street
Broadway
Goodrich B. Rhodes
Wiley Mcl. Ayres
Albert H. Morrill
H. P. Warrener
G. F. Eaton, Jr
P. L. Mitchell
James B. Minor
George W. Noyes
G. H. Cox
George F. Eaton
Chester Eaton
H. Quackenbrugh
Accuses Dairymen in North Fairmount Case
Warrants were sworn for eight North Fairmount dairymen by Humane Society Agent George T. Chrispin on charges of neglecting cattle. Dairies list William Bunken 70 cows, W Wibbling 40, H Kramer 60, Joseph Lilles 56, H Brune 76, G H Morse 31, H Keisselbrock 24, G Oscherwitz 28. Bonds posted. case set before Magistrate Hiram Bolsinger next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
George T. Chrispin
North Fairmount
William Bunken
W. Wibbling
H. Kramer
Joseph Lilles
H. Brune
G. H. Morse
H. Keisselbrock
G. Oscherwitz
H. A. Christmann
Hiram Bolsinger
Notai ng Warrant for Missing Man Stephen Wentworth
A warrant was issued in Police Court for the arrest of John W. Dahl, late in charge of the Government Building dormitories, on grand larceny charges. Wentworth alleges Dahl acted as agent in lending money to government employees and took a 3 percent commission. Dahl supposedly received 1200 dollars and promised 300 dollars more with security. he did not report as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wentworth
West Fifth Street
John W. Dahl
Wentworth
Dahl
City Hall notes on motor trucks purchase dispute
Representatives of the Special Motor Vehicle Company urged the Board of Public Service to accept three auto trucks stored after purchase. The trucks were meant to fulfill former Superintendent Neave's street cleaning disposal plan, but the board contends they are not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Motor Vehicle Company
Board of Public Service
Neave
Mayor Denies Plans To Join Governor In Washington
Columbus dispatch reports Toledo paper said Mayor Markbreit will go with Governor Harris to Washington for the Governors meeting on May 13. The mayor responded, It is all news to me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Columbus
Toledo
Harris
Washington
Meeting of Music Hall Association Postponed
The Music Hall Association meeting slated in the Mayor office was postponed by one day after former Mayor Fleischmann called to say he could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall Association
Fleischmann
Viaduct Span Placed Over Two Feet Long
The main span of the Harrison avenue viaduct was set in position yesterday by the contractors. This span is over two feet in length and had to be transported from the mills on five flat cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Board considers test of liquid asphalt from Georgetown firm
The Board of Public Service was asked to conduct a test of a liquid asphalt sample furnished by a refining company from Georgetown Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Georgetown
A J Henkel & Bro Ordered to Start Brighton Bridge Approaches
The Service Board ordered A J Henkel and Bro to begin work immediately on building the approaches to the Brighton bridge located between Colerain and McMicken avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Henkel & Bro
Service Board
Brighton Bridge
Colerain and
McMicken Avenues
City approves giant sign permit on West Fifth Street
The Board of Public Service granted a permit for a new sign claiming to be larger than any in the city to a West Fifth street firm after Fire Chief Archibald objected to the original plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
West Fifth Street
Archibald
Water mains to be lowered on Kirby road before street work
City authorities plan lowering of water mains under improved streets prior to street work. Yesterday J Hiller superintendent of the Water Works distribution system was empowered to lower the main on Kirby road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hiller
Kirby Road
Street repair crews hire two pavers twelve laborers
Yesterday the street Repair Department engaged two pavers and twelve laborers for work in the street, focusing on repair tasks and improving roadway condition.
Old material sales and repairs planned for city stations
The City purchasing agent will sell old material from Front Street Pumping Station and clear out old boilers and engines from Hunt Street Station. Hunt Street Station will serve as municipal repair shop. Former Street Superintendent Neave visited City Hall, last seen since returning from abroad, greeting Board of Public Service and Street Cleaning Superintendent Fred Maag. Bridge Engineers plan a new bridge over the H. & D. Railway in Eighth Street with plans and specs due in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Hunt Street
Neave
Board of Public Service
Fred Maag
Eighth Street
Gas franchise expires. meters inspection offered
The city’s natural gas franchise term ended yesterday and the Board of Public Service is still weighing the issue. Interested residents may apply to the City Electrician’s Department for meter inspections and Darrow and Expert Wehmer said their services are available upon request at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City Electrician
City
Darrow
Wehmer
Board of Service considers inmate adoptions at House of Refuge
The Board of Service met yesterday in the House of Refuge to review adoption applications from country families on Superintendent Allison's recommendation as he faces about one hundred deserted youths. Some inmate parents protested, with issues referred to Allison. More protests to be heard in two weeks before further placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Service
House of Refuge
Allison
Winston's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
An advertisement touts Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and colic. It claims to ease diarrhoea and wind, promising best relief and noting certification under the Food and Drugs Act of 1906, Serial No 1098.
Easter display brings flower show to Mabley & Carew
Mabley & Carew Company stages Easter sale with special displays in each department. Millinery rooms on the third floor present a flower show of chrysanthemums, roses, aigrettes, and Rajah silk accents on hats. Black hats feature jet trimmings and plumes. Leghorn and sailor hats showcase vivid trim. Kids’ dresses and sailor suits are offered alongside stockings, pumps, and Oxfords in the spring lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabley & Carew Company
Mammoth House
Fifth and Vine Streets
Copenhagen
Milan
New York
Amazon
Carew’s
Leghorn
Mabley & Carew’s
Dresden
Substitutes in Railway Mail Service Warned on Vaccination
Rail mail substitutes were notified they must be vaccinated or prove vaccination within a set period to be assigned work or receive an appointment. The subs denounce the rule as an infringement of personal liberty.
New York Special Quickens From Cincinnati to New York
The New York Special starts Sunday April 19 leaving Cincinnati at 3 10 p m daily over the Pennsylvania Short Line for New York in 17 hours. It departs late in the day and arrives next morning with through sleeping car to New York arriving 9 15 a m parlor car to Pittsburg 10 p m dinner in dining car and breakfast in New York. Reserve space at City Ticket Office northwest corner Fourth and Walnut or write George W Weedon A G P A Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
City
Fourth and
Walnut
George W. Weedon
Marriage Licenses Record of Glendale and Cincinnati Areas
List of individuals with residence and ages seeking marriage licenses. Names include Samuel Cole Isadora Hunter Alexander McDonald Louise Bechtel Grason Savage Kizzle Webb Harry Gordon Baker Stella Milles Joe P. C. Masson Catherine O Connery. Residences listed in Glendale Hamilton Ohio Twelfth and Race Armory Avenue Hughes Street Shiloh Street Freeman Avenue Cutter Street and other addresses. Ages range from 21 to 29 with most at 23 or 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cole
Glendale
Isadora M. Hunter
Alexander McDonald
Louise Bechtel
Armory Ave
Grason Savage
Hughes St
Catherine O'Connery
Cutter St
Army Signage Plan Reported For City Parks
Captain M M Maxon requests permission to place two portable army signs in open squares and parks from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The mayor defers to the Board of Public Service since parks are not under his jurisdiction. Navy resumes recruiting in city and neighboring substations with about 5000 more sailors needed as ships prepare for commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbrekt
M. M. Maxon
Vine Street
Adjutant General’s Office
Washington
New York City
Markbreit
Board of Public Service
Uncle Sam
Anderson
Dayton
Louisville
Indianapolis
Navy
Attentive husband arraigned on family abuse charge
H. S. Lang of 328 West Twelfth street was brought before Police Court on a warrant from his wife accusing him of abusing the family. Mrs. Lang testified he makes advances to every woman at their home. Judge Lueders ordered the case continued to Probate Court, given suspected mental illness. Lang, a chemist, offered no comment and appeared puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Lang
West Twelfth Street
Cincinnati Chapter Two R A M Special Meeting Notice
Cincinnati Chapter No 2 R A M calls a special meeting Friday April 17 at 7 p m Work in Master Mason Past and Most Excellent Master Companions from other chapters invited Joel C Clore H P J W Kahler Secy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
M. E
Joel C. Clore
Obituary notices from Dayton and Cincinnati region families
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Corwin Crowley Hnright Horn Knowles March Pagan Schlemmer Voss Wenzel Elizabeth taken from Dayton and Cincinnati-area residences. Services and burial plans listed with dates and times, including church names and addresses.
Burial Permits And Fatal Illnesses From City Mortality List
A list of burial permits and deaths includes entries for enteritis at 715 West Sixth Street, tuberculosis of throat at 2021 Vine Street, cancer at 1607 Broadway, menintococcus at 1409 Mansfield Street, tuberculosis at Branch Hospital 750 Barr Street, sarcoma of stomach at 113 Garfield Place, and various other deaths. Notable ages range from newborn to 89 with conditions such as measles, senility, pneumonia, chocation, and indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
Abraham
West Sixth Street
Guckenheimer
Jacob
Vine Street
Rueckert
Anna
Broadway
Reder
Harry
Mansfield Street
Nelson
John
Branch Hospital
Barr Street
Hynicka
Laura
Garfield Place
PS Henry
Enright Avenue
Schindledecker
Jacobbina
Martineet
Atkins
Charles
Marengo Street
Schiller
Lucia
City Hospital
McMicken Avenue
Freeman
East Sixth Street
Ha Song Joseph
Delaney Street
Kloak
Willis
Pattersoh Street
Sargeant
Alice
State Avenue
McKinley Avenue
Senida Henry
Armory Avenue
Wickemeier
Lorretta
Y Street
Lewis
Daisy
George Street
Arrety
Stella
Brown
Fuller Street
Reickert
Irwin
Falke Street
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Food For
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
City News
Baptists
Society For Suppression of Vice
Cess
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
First National Bank Building
Notaing
City Hall Notes
Mabley & Carew
Millinery Department
Dandwigh
Masonic
Margaret
Nee Grace
John W. Hnright
Academy Avenue
Price Hill
Horn
Joseph
Martha Horn
St. Boniface Church
Friends
Pagan
Ann
George Pagan
Seventh
Washington Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Schlemmer
Hermar
Hig
Chambers Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Voss
Henry Philip
Anna Dorothy Voss
Beckmann
Wenzel
Helizabeth
Pretch
Charles Wenzel
Flora Roy
Pelma Retzky
Rey
Clinton Street
W.4th St
Goodall & 5On
W. CouRt Si
the John Church Co
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
Che Dobu Sillits Company
Atleghanies
Effie Virginia Ryan
Reading Road
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Hamilton County
Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Cincy Tobacco
Washington and Return
Baltimore and Return
D. A. R. and
M. EL Church Conference
Linton Hotel
A. Ll. Ellett
C.c.&l
Chicago
Richmond Muncie Marion
Peru
8Th
McLean
Warsaw
Elberon
Sedamsville
4Th St
Main
West 202
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
Traymore Hotel CO
Charles O. Marquette
D. 8
White
Sali
Julius Stéphany
Louisa
Deckebach
Miles Greenwood
Corryville
Recorder’s Office
Jefferson Avenue
Washington Street
Greenwood Street
Aces
Cosephine Stephany Schmitt
Ad Bates
Phar Gates & Meter
Anné, Guswetiir
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