Cincinnati Council Approves Street Remodeling Plan
A 1908 Cincinnati council resolution bonds for the remodeling of Harrison avenue State avenue Barnard street Leonard street and related approaches. Plans include grading granite curbs sidewalks inlets and brick paving with assessments to be paid in installments and funded by city bonds.
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Harrison Avenue
State Avenue
Barnard Street
City of
Cincinnati
Bate
Ohio
Board of Public Service
Ernst Alley
Buck Street
Western Avenue
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Leonard Street
Russell Avenue
Archer Street
State of Ohio
Office
The
Avon Street
Orchard Avenue
K Council of
Village of
Linwood
Itimore Avenue
Casper Street
Liddell Street
Eighth Street
Max B. May
Shillito Place
Elm Street
Race Street
McMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Board of Public Safety
American la France Co
Kuhlman
Council
Julius Olsherwitz
Louis Jentsen
Catherine Heck
Committee On
Roettinger & Gorman
Committee On Light
Liberty Street
Ross Avenue
Marquis Avenue
Comfort Street
Why Experiment The Best Is Good Enough
The notice promotes daily newspapers as a cost effective advertising medium reaching all classes. It invites inquiries to Daily Newspapers, ad agencies, or The Six Point League in New York for details and placements.
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Six Point League
Tribune Bidg
New York
Albert P. Irene
Friedrich K. Luise
Athens
Constantinople
Alexandria
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Sewer Improvement on Alice Street Cincinnati 1908 Resolution
City of Cincinnati approves sewer project on Alice street from Charlton to Daniels with plan adopted February 17, 1968, outlining costs and five year installment payments at four percent interest. The measure allocates 69 percent of costs to front-foot assessments, with bonds funded from sewer issue proceeds.
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Alice Street
Charlton
Daniels Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Palmer
Ter
Isicde
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Widow Harriet Sass Dies at Home in Calumet Street
Harriet Sass a 6 widow collapsed and died yesterday afternoon at 2209 Calumet Street. Doctors cite heart disease as the probable cause in a quiet city death.
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Harriet Sass
Calumet Street
Police arrest merchant on stolen goods charge
Detectives Bell and Schaefer arrested Samuel Tischler a shoe merchant at 523 Plum Street on the charge of receiving stolen goods. He was released on bond.
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Bell
NYC Police Asked to Detain Ohio Man Cr. H. Maxfield
New York City police are asked by a local department to detain Cr. H. Maxfield, 62, a retired farmer from Harrison Pike near Cheviot, who left home amid family concerns of possible temporary aberration.
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New York City
Cr. H. Maxfield
Harrison Pike
Cheviot
Youth Hurt Hand After Sunday Altercation
George Carruthers an 18 year old railroad yard clerk of 912 Barr Street was treated at City Hospital yesterday for a bite in the hand believed caused by a man with whom he had a Sunday altercation. The wound was cauterized.
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George Carruthers
Barr Street
City Hospital
Two Teen Girls Held After Arrest in Job Seekers Case
Patrolman Gilmore arrested Hattie Moody aged 18 of Johnston City Tennessee and Edna Bartholomew aged 18 of Piqua Ohio yesterday. Parents of Bartholomew had asked that she be held. The girls said they were seeking work.
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Gilmore
Hattie Moody
Johnston City
Tenn
Edna Bartholomew
Piqua, O
Bartholomew
Do Battle Outside Big Circus Tent at Reading Road
A small riot broke out yesterday afternoon outside the Robinson Circus tent on Reading road and Florence avenue. Greek peddlers clashed with a group of colored men, using knives clubs and stones. police stopped the fight. John George was slashed and robbed of $7, taken to City Hospital. Greek vendor John Matheros reported $5.50 stolen. Two colored men, John McClellan and Joseph Johnson, were arrested for loitering. several others fled. The melee began when the crowd seized stalls and attempted to burn them. circus employees were not involved.
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Robinson Circus
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
John George
West Ninth Street
City Hospital
John Matheros
Fifth and
John Streets
John McClellan
Cairo
Ill
Joseph Johnson
Evanston
Ind
Private dog catcher seeks police powers in city
William McLean applied to the Board of Public Safety for a commission to arrest those who annoyed him. President Boyd warned a private policeman must avoid police duties, citing dangers with a revolver and temper. McLean claimed attackers had damaged his kennels and released captured dogs. The board referred the request to the City Solicitor for an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Board of Public Safety
William McLean
McLean
Verdict Against The Savoy Hotel Granted
Justice of the Peace Smeéches awarded Norman Bradley former employee ten dollars in salary due from the Savoy Hotel on Sixth Street after he sued last Wednesday. No defense appeared and the court issued judgment following plaintiff testimony.
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Justice of the Peace
Elect New Directors At YWCA Annual Meeting
At yesterday's YWCA annual meeting the Board of Directors was reelected and four new directors added Miss Helen Morrison Miss Helen Hopkins Miss Ruth Cowen and Miss Elizabeth Atkins. The year closed with all debts paid except $20 000 on the grounds and the Employment Bureau reported 1 669 employees sought help 380 jobs supplied and 730 persons sought work during the past year.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Helen Morrison
Helen Hopkins
Ruth Cowen
Elizabeth Atkins
Crew
Employment Bureau
Marriage Licenses With Names And Residences Listed
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous applicants with full names and street addresses. Entries include ages and homes such as David Rosenstraus 1338 W Seventh St age 28 and Bertha Albert 309 Rockdale Ave age 27, among many others across multiple cities and states.
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David Rosenstraus
Seventh St
Bertha Albert
Rockdale Av
Edward Junod
Fourteenth St
Laura Genius
Charies
Ninth St
Cabo
TAVOY
Frank P. Atkins
Highland
Oak St
Roy Sellers i
Sarah Brann
Geoffrey A. Gray
Spokane
Wash
Marie de B. Huston
Howell
John. Krohn
Wilstach
Sophia Wilwert
Vaughn St
Charlies O. Bayless
Edythe E. Hewker
and Central Av
Henry McCreadie
Emma Listermann
Alphons C. Schroeder
Jos. Schalewann
William
Council Lets Traction Company Bridge Over Eastern Avenue
City Council approved an ordinance granting the traction company right to erect a ten foot wide bridge over Eastern Avenue near Andrews Street to move coal and elevator properties north to barns south of the street. The measure preserves city power to order removal within thirty days and follows committee approval for street widening and sewer plans across multiple avenues.
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Council
Traction Company
Eastern Avenue
Bathgate
Hillenbrand
Moyer
Galvin
Rippey
Andrews Street
Wilmer Avenue
Paxton Avenue
R. T. Comegy
Bassett Road
Elberon Avenue
Alpine Way
Glenway Avenue
Considine Avenue
Austerlitz Avenue
Warsaw Avenue
Grand Avenue
Lehman Road
Seczar Avenue
Baltimore
Fairmount Avenues
Spring Grove Avenue
Dodsworth Avenue
Corporation
Carthage Pike
Jefferson
Mitchell Avenues
Barr Street
Cutter and
Mound
Bauer Ice-Cream Company
Clay Street
Tules
Board of Public Service
Ludlow Avenue
Morrison
Lafayette Avenues
Clifton Avenue
Hamburg Place
Zier Alley
Mill Creek
Committee On
Jefferson Avenue
Vine Street
Calhoun Street
Harris Street
Beechmont Avenue
Chief protests police hires with prior bankruptcies
Chief of Police Millikin told the Board of Public Safety that employing policemen who were bankrupt or financially insolvent at appointment causes needless trouble. He cited two claims against officers who ran businesses before joining the force and refused to satisfy them, urging the police not to act as a debt collection agency.
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Millikin
Board of Public Safety
Masonic Stated Meeting and Special Conclave Announcement
Masonic M MIllan Chapter holds a Stated Meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m with work R A degree Visitors welcome. Carl S Rankin H P Hanselmann Commandery No 16 K T holds a special conclave Tuesday afternoon at 5 p m to confer all orders of knighthood Visitors welcome Charles G Foertmeyer Eminent Commander D H Pottenger Recorder
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M’millan
Work
R. A
Carl S. Rankin
H. P
Hanselmann Commandery
NO. 16
K. T
Charles G. Foertmeyer
D. H. Pottenger
Obituary notices from April burials and services
Multiple bereavement notices list Brooks Brooks Deppe Fisher Henry Meyer and others with dates in April and service details. Burials are private and some locations include Mt Auburn Covington Price Hill St Pauls Church and 2702 Eden avenue.
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Brooks
Lottie Durrell
Charles Worthington Brooks
Eden Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Deppe
Caroline Geisbauer
John Ambrose Deppe
Scott Street
Covington
Fisher
Addie Hill
Horace Fisher
Crestline Avenue
Price Hill
Henry—Clara
Theo. Homer
Sycamore
St. Paul’s Church
Meyer—Bernard, Sr
Milton Street
St.Paul’s Church
Fireproof hotel on Broadway near 103rd Street debut
A new fireproof hotel opens on Broadway at 103rd Street in the healthful city section. It sits on the highest point two blocks from the Hudson and Riverside Drive, near upscale residential areas. The European plan offers modern conveniences and express 103rd Street subway service at the door, eight minutes to Grand Central. Broadway and 6th Avenue surface cars provide additional access to shops and theaters.
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Broadway
103D St
Hudson and
Riverside Drive
Burial Permits From City Hospitals List Ill Patients
A string of burial permits lists dozens of decedents with ages and addresses from Branch and City Hospitals and several private addresses. Diagnoses include tuberculosis meningitis typhoid fever pneumonia and appendicitis with ages ranging from 4 to 85. The records show names such as Mamie Whitaker Mary Mongan Catherine Bense Hannah Bradley and Anna Hawkins among others at locations like 817 Clinton street 526 East Twelfth street 645 Cutter street and 325 Longworth street.
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Whitaker
Mamie
Branch Hospital
Clinton Street
Mongan
Mary
East Twelfth Street
Bense
Catherine
Cutter Street
Bashan
Arline
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Henry
Clara
Sycamore Street
West Court Street
Bradley
Hannah
City Hospital
Mentone
Ala
Ehrhardt
George
Vine Street
Bovery
Charles
City Infirmary
Ike Justine
Liston Avenue
Abet Cro
Jesse
Kuhlman Avenue
Can Weckenbrock
Lawrdpncbh
Sherman Avenue
Bates
Lottie
East Front Street
Hawkins
Anna
Longworth Street
Bremer
Adelheid
Hoff Avenue
Asthenia
Kreutziens
Bernard
Allison Street
Puantot
Lizzie
Carlisle Avenue
Agues Breen
Michael
Pierson Street
Henke
Louisa
David Street
Grippe Bandle
Josephine
Jefferson Avenue
Jung
Francisca
Tusculum Avenue
Schrauder
Ulrich
Pleasant Street
Brooks
Bethesda Hospital
Eden Avenue
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H. & S. Pogue
Commercial Tribune Prpay
City News
Savoy
Old Board of
New Baltimore
Reading
CIA
Oliver St
Western
Elm ‘St
Gonse
W. McMillan St
Cormany
E. McMillan
Bellevue
Park Av
Rees Flag Springs
Turner Alley
Rodgers
Bathgate Park
Cross Lane
Kemper Lane
Park Avenue
Henderson
J. A. Stewart
Service Board
Maria Street
McPherson Street
Laclede Street
Nn Sturm Street
West Liberty Street
McMicken Avenue
Adler Alley
Bremen Street
Goose Alley
Benton Alley
Hamer Street
First Alley
Back Street
Gates Alley
Linn Street
Ross Alley
Benton Street
Committee On Streets
Safety Board
Masonic
Wilmot V. White
R. S. Kirkpatrick
Dyer
Whittier
United States
Che Hohn Shillito Company
Alleghanies
Ocean Steamers
England
Continent
Cherbourg Goa.m
Brem
PW Kaiser Db
LLOYD
Ing All Aire
Omerbourg
Goa
Mato
Luetzow
Kurfuerst
Barbarossa
Derfflinger
Wivgaliee Occceeseeeess
Kronprinz WM. Kaiser WM. II
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Marseille
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Martinique
Herald Square
N. Y. City
Normandie
Washington, D. C
McPherson Square
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
Traymore Hotel CO
Charles O. Marquette
D. S. White
Plum St
Homeseekers
Northern
Michigan
VIA
4Th and Vine
W. G. Knittle
John Church Co
We Tune
Severand Rent Pianos
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J
Langston
Smith
Closson
Fourth St
West
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
London
Paris
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Meus North Cape
Spitzbergen
Iceland
N. Y
Delphia
Queenstown
Atlantic J Transport
RED Star Line
Dover
ITE
STAR
EINE
Boston
Philadelphia
Maryland
Skiff &C
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Fif
Walnut
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