Egyptian Prasoes Missionary Work in Egypt
Aziz Abraham of Cairo spoke at Camp Washington Methodist Episcopal Church about U S missionaries in Egypt. He said Presbyterians lead with one band in Egypt and praised U S aid for education. Abraham, soon to graduate from Ohio Medical College, plans further study in London.
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United States
Egypt
Aziz Abraham
Cairo
Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Ohio Medical College
London
Consider Ways to Fight Plague at City Tuberculosis Meet
At the Antituberculosis League annual meeting in Vine Street Congregational Church on Wednesday evening Dr J M Withrow urges focus on districts with the worst tenement conditions around the river front and Mill Creek mouth where death rates run 50 percent higher than the city average. He cites smoke saturated air as a key cause and notes relief for children through school air and water. Dr Lyle, superintendent of the branch hospital, will speak on the tuberculosis situation in the city.
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Vine Street
J. M. Withrow
Mill Creek
Lyle
Ohio legislature eyes interurban lines into Cincinnati
Secretary Fred Tuke of the Hamilton County Taxpayers Association urges approval of Senate Bills 470 and 494 to allow outside traction lines to enter Cincinnati via existing tracks and private property compensation. He cites large visitor boosts to Indianapolis and Dayton and urges swift passage to benefit local merchants.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Fred Tuke
Hamilton County Taxpayers’ Association
Senate
House
Hafner
Kealy
Indianapolis
Dayton
Toad Sparks Panic Among Female Clerks in City Store
A brown toad caused a minor melee on Race Street when it hopped onto the candy store doorway crowd of women. A single man bravely picked up the creature and walked away, easing the commotion as onlookers praised his nerve.
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Race Street
Small Guy Tries to Pawn Diamond Ring
Detectives Schnucks and Wimsey investigated after a boy from the East End left a diamond ring at a West Fifth Street pawn shop. The boy forged a parent’s note to pawn it and never returned with his mother. A second pawnbroker held a diamond found in old clothing offered for 35 dollars by a colored man. Both items await owners.
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Schnucks
Wimsey
West Fifth Street
East End
Catcher Struck By Bat In Play Near Home
John McFarland a 13 year old catcher was hit on the head by a bat during a game near 1338 West Sixth Street. He was taken to City Hospital with a severe scalp wound but not seriously hurt. He stood too close to the batter while catching.
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John McFarland
West Sixth Street
Delegates Named for Lam beth Conference Abroad
Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent and ministers Frank H. Nelson Wallace M. Gordon and C. K. Benedict are selected from the Southern Ohio diocese to attend the Lam beth Conference in London. The American delegation will assemble in New York before sailing for England for a possibly several months long gathering.
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Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
London
England
Boyd Vincent
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Wallace M. Gordon
Grace Church
Avondale
C. K. Benedict
Glendale
United States
New York
Body of Robert Kennedy Recovered From Ohio River
The body of Robert Kennedy, 30, of Dayton Ky was found in the Ohio River near West Sixth Street Riverside after being missing since March 28. George Rochman of 278 West Sixth Street towed the body ashore and identified it. Dr Coe found no signs of violence, suggesting accidental drowning. Kennedy had been seen in a rowboat near Bellevue the night he disappeared.
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Ohio River
West Sixth Street
Manhattan Park
Riverside
George Rochman
Robert Kennedy
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Girl in bloomers startles Fifth and Walnut crowd
A thin cyclist wearing bloomers and glasses rode a bicycle on Fifth and Walnut streets stirring crowds who likened her to a dramatic airship landing. Bystanders whispered of suffragettes as traffic resumed after the momentary distraction.
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Fifth
Walnut Streets
Santos-Dumont
Esplanade
Walnut
Bump Their Heads To Reach A Dollar
A Greek candy peddler and a negro argued over a greenback at Sixth and Vine. Detectives intervened as a crowd watched a comical scene when the bill vanished and the colored man was freed after a newsboy found the money.
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Sixth and Vine Streets
Ham
Jackson
Callahan
Leaders required for all movements in Voliva sermon
Wilbur Glenn Voliva of Zion declares that all successful movements need leaders and followers guiding the people. He notes church unity after Dowie's death and contrasts followers with leadership, citing Roosevelt as a powerful ruler and stressing discipline in church, business and politics. Fewer than 100 attend the Zion service.
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Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Apolistic Church
Zion
Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Dowie
Voliva
Mayor Opens Bazaar At Avondale Temple
Mayor Markbreit opened the bazaar of the Shereth Israel Ahabath Achmin congregation at the new temple on Reading road Avondale. He praised Cincinnati Jewish citizens and wished success. Bazaar runs through May 9 to pay the temple debt.
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Markbreit
Shereth Israel Ahabath Achmin
New Temple
Reading Road
Avondale
Cincinnati
Walter Norman wage claim against Savoy Hotel heard today
Walter Norman former Hotel Savoy employee seeks ten dollars in wages. Justice of the Peace Smedes sets the hearing for today at two o'clock with twenty dollars already attached from the hotel's cash register as security for the case.
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Walter Norman
Hotel
Savoy
Court of Justice of the Peace Smedes
Constable
Youth Stabbed During Saturday Night Fight
Adolph Arnold, 19, of 323 Renner Street was stabbed in the abdomen during a street fight Saturday night. He was taken home by friends and later admitted to City Hospital, where doctors found only a minor wound and Arnold refused to disclose how the injury occurred.
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Adolph Arnold
Renner Street
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Sporting Goods Department
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Boop Vincent
Lone Flowerman
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New Jewish Temple
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J. & C. Fischer
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