Johns Hopkins Professor Lectures in Cincinnati on Parathyroid Glands
Dr. W G MacCallum, Johns Hopkins associate professor of pathology, lectured at Cincinnati University Auditorium on parathyroid glands showing their relation to blood lime supply and risks from removal. He noted potential life extension from lime injections and visited City Hospital and Avondale site, with Dabney hosting a University dinner at the Queen City Club.
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Johns Hopkins
Queen City Club
W. G. MacCallum
Johns Hopkins University
City Hospital
C. K. Holmes
Cincinnati University
Medical College
MacCallum
MacCal
Dabney
University
Medical College of the University
Dr. MacCallum
Robert Stewart
P. S. Conner
Chauncey Palmer
Dc. R. Holmes
Forchheimer
Hansehoff
Rachford
Bonifield
Greatest Pure Food Exposition Opens at Music Hall
The Cincinnati Retail Grocers' Association presents the largest pure food exposition in the United States opening next Monday at Music Hall. The show aims to educate consumers toward buying and using better purer foods by displaying manufacture and preparation details for household discrimination.
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Music Hall
United States
Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Grandstand play alleged in milkman cruelty case
Dr Hagen calls the move grandstanding to influence votes on the antislopfeed bill. Ohio Humane Society agent Trounstine met with Service Board and Director Cornette about prosecutions. He says Geier urged arrest of milkmen in slopseed dairies and will testify at Squire Bolsinger's court trial.
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Hagen
Trounstine
Ohio Humane Society
Service Board
Heath
Cornette
Geier
Squire Bolsinger
Clerk Durr reorganizes county records in systematic order
In the County Clerk's office Clerk Durr has rearranged the books of record. Lawyers and record examiners praise the improvements. All racks for books are now in a systematic arrangement and the index books of cases in the Circuit Superior and Common Pleas Courts sit in numerical order on long desks with space to examine each book.
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Durr
Circuit
Superior and Common Pleas
Square Fold Necktize for Easter
Advertisement notes a new line of Luedeeking Square Fold Dollar Ties offered at five cents. Three stores display the item at 6th and Vine, 6th and Race, and 7 Vine with claims of superior quality and value.
Quayle Addresses 800 Graduates at Music Hall
Dr William A Quayle of Chicago delivered the principal address at the Cincinnati Sunday school teachers class graduation exercises in Music Hall More than 800 teachers received diplomas and were recognized by W W A Eudaly The Netz Sisters Quartet of Toledo entertained while Hartzell led the music and Fred Hoffman played the organ A lively scene followed with men and women debating voting rights and constitutional questions outside City Hall
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
H. H. Monninger
Prof
Hartzell
Fred Hoffman
Harry Pugh
Shepherd's Song
E. A. Fox
Louisville, Ky
The
Kentucky Sunday School Associa
Netz Sisters
Toledo
W. A. Quayle
Chicago
W.W. A. Eudaly
Ohio Sunday School Association
America
Mrs. Wells
Gillntt
Snell
Bigelow
Wells
Firearm self defense ends in fatal store-room shooting
Patrolman Robert Thering of the Fifth District says he shot Benjamin Smith after Smith reached for a hip pocket while Thering and accomplice William Kain were found in a vacant store room. Smith died en route to City Hospital. Kain was jailed. Coroner to hold inquest.
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Robert Thering
Fifth
Benjamin Smith
Turner Alley
Thering
Smith
Liberty and
Dalton Streets
Liberty Street
William Kain
Patrol 5
Kain
Fifth District
Colerain Avenue
Smith and
Cameron
Open air suffrage meeting in Cincinnati leads debate
Mrs B Mann Wells of England and local Susan B Anthony Club members spoke from a rickety wagon at Ninth and Plum arguing women’s suffrage affects all, criticizing male politics and calling for the ballot as a right of citizenship. The crowd debated until late, with questions about Denver and graft and home life.
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Mrs. Wells
Cincinnati
New York
City Hall
Mrs. Bigelow
Ninth and
Plum Streets
B. Boormann Wells
Woman's Social and Political Union of England
Susan B. Anthony Club
Fountain Square
Markbreit
Ninth
New Zealand
Weils Ha
Explosion Injures Two Men At Walnut Hills Stable
Two men, Samuel Hunly and William Bradley, were burned in an explosion believed caused by gas in Philip S. Kiechler’s Walnut Hills stable. Both were treated at City Hospital. fire, totaling about $25 loss, was extinguished by Engine Company 16.
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Philip S. Kiechler
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
Samuel Hunly
Hunly
Bradley
Patrol 7
Kiechler
Deaf Mute Baseball Club to Host Fundraising Social
The Deaf Mute Baseball Club will hold a social in the Springer Institute basement in Plum between Seventh and Eighth streets to raise funds. Mayor's Secretary Scott Small aims to collect about $30 to cover a deficit after new suits were purchased. It is noted as the only city team not tied to an educational institution for the deaf.
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Springer Institute
Plum
Seventh
Scott Small
Offer to donate home to Catholic Fresh Air Fund
A meeting at Burnet House Monday at 2 30 PM will decide whether Mrs Heekin of Linwood may donate a beautiful home to the Catholic Fresh Air Fund trustees. Those unable to attend should send subscriptions to Mrs J J Sullivan treasurer to ensure funds for the Fresh Air Home.
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Burnet House
Funeral for Mrs. Rud K. Hynicka Hidden by Flowers
Funeral held from the family home yesterday with Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr officiating. Private service with the casket adorned by floral offerings from the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks and friends. Body escorted to Cincinnati crematory.
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Rud K. Hynicka
Hugo Eisenlohr
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Cincinnati Crematory
Grand Army Posts of Cincinnati honored in illustrated issue
The Commercial Tribune next Sunday will publish the Illustrated Magazine featuring twenty two individuals honored by the Grand Army Posts of Cincinnati. Veterans and friends are urged to obtain a copy and turn to the magazine for stories anecdotes and pictures.
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Mercial Tribune
Illustrated
Army Posts of
Cincinnati
St Peter's Cathedral Choir Feature in Sunday Magazine
Readers of the Commercial Tribune are invited to find a group photo of the St Peter's Cathedral choir in the Sunday magazine included with the weekly edition. The magazine contains jokes, stories and anecdotes and is bound with colored covers. Get acquainted with it next Sunday.
City Hall Notes on street works and officials actions
The Service Board ordered Monday start for Main street steps contractors Quill and Pops. May 4 work begins on Henshaw avenue resurfacing was protested by Charles P Taft regarding Opera Place near Vine street. Water Works faces extra pay request for Reservoir No 2 contour changes. Board plans mains from Shadwell and Queen City to Glenway for Price Hill supply at $25 000. Laidlaw announced McNamara to inspect Kirchner asphalt plant for potential use by Street Repair. Ballard notes bond sale advertising rules. Mary Ropes will action discussed by Ballard and university interests. Board to decide Liberty street viaduct repair. Pearl market relocation concerns raised by lower Sycamore merchants. JB Kirby to guard Probasco fountain at $50 yearly.
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Main Street
Quill, & Pops
Service Board
Henshaw Avenue
Mercantile Trust Company
Water Works Commissioners
Board of Service
Shadwell
Queen City Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Directory of Businesses and Professionals Listed at Race Street
A dense directory fragment lists shops and professionals with room numbers on Race street including Andrews Building GEO Goldp Co Cluett Peabody J Berger Elliott Fister Co Dyer Hair Store Longs Trunk Store Putman Candy Store and many others. It cites tailors dentists modistes architects and vendors such as Ansco Kodak suppliers Ridgeway Dynamo and Engine Co and Schwab Jewelry.
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GEO, Goldp & CO
Gents
Race
Cluett, Peabody & Co
H. M. Dickson
Joseph F. Berger
Elliott Fister Co
Edward Trach
W.c Berger
Dennison Manufacturing Co
J. W. Kennedy
Harry D. Eee
Justice of the Peace
John Mackey
Ansco Company
Kodak
Ohio Laundry Machine Company
Geo, Eaker
Ridgeway Dynamo and Engine Company
Race Street
Putman’s
Dyer
E. L. Dyer
Harry Hake
A. Lincoln
Fechheimer
S. A. “McHugh
Modiste
Della Stienau
Aol
George W. Fels
Marie C. Tobin
Paul Cassidy
Frank Hesselbrock
G. T. Solar
Central of Georgia Railroad
R. L. Rigdon
Rebecca Nicholas
G. L. Mallet
G. D. Thorne
C. P. Gray
S. A. Stewart
the Reserve Loan
Ins. Co
Chas. B. Bartram
Aee and Sweeney
Charles W. Re Co
A. L. Eaton
Dr. W
Acide
Miss Schuster
School of Elocution
A. E. Emminger
L. and
O. T. Robertson
J. A. Andrews
Steel
Special train excursion via Louisville & Nashville
A special train will depart Pearl and Butler Street and Fourth Street Stations at 7 30 a m Sunday April 19 Tickets are on sale at stations and City Ticket Office southeast corner Fourth and Vine streets Newport Covington and Latonia Returning the train leaves Union Station at 7 30 p m
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Etteviece
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Pearl and
Butler Street
Fourth Street
Fourth
Vine Streets
Newport
Covington
Latonia
Union Station
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EES
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Hynicka
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Charles P. Taft
Opera Place
Vine Street
Havlin
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Thomas McNamara
Kirchner Construction Company
Ballard
Restant F Education
Mary Ropes Ve
Salem
Mass
Lower
Sycamore Street
Pearl T Market
JB. Kirby
Clifton School
Probasco Fountain
Fifth and Race
W. P. Squibbs & Co
Bond
Bejach
Huntsman’s
Walnut Street
Detroit
Union Savings
Fourth and Walnut
Walnut
Theater LY Pete
Canal
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Bridge
Ogre — Ange
Alexander Carr the Gay
LIS
White Way
Releforth & Matinee
Paul Nicholson
Sun
Dan. A. Wolf's
Main St
Ralph Stuart
Columbia Batts
Walter Jones
Blanche Deyo & Co
Chas, Mack & Co
Normans
Girard & Gardner
Chas
F. Lemon
Myrtle Byrne & Co
Caroline Hull
Kronemann Bros
Kinodrome
Buck
Wm. H
Turner
Man Monkey
Matinee
Bell Telephone CO
Dayton
CH & D
Fifth and Baymiller
Elpless
Straits
Weex Blue Ribbon
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
New Richmond
PT. Pleasant
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