Cincinnatians Sail on Atlantic Ships to Continent
Queen City citizens stop in New York on the way to Europe as George B. Cox, Gov. Robinsons circus, and many Cincinnatians are noted among travelers and hotel guests in New York. The piece covers weddings, health scares, political remarks, and a parade of Cincinnati social figures boarding ships to Hamburg and Bremen.
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Queen City
New York
Max Fleischmann
Reds
Somerset
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Hotel Imperial
G. H. Cusson
W. T. Leachman
IL Auer
Herbert Jackson
J. R. McCleary
R. J. Fulton
W. L. Coulson
Rankin D. Jones
John Curren
Elsie C. Lindsey
Myrtle Lindsey
Hazel Hill
Martha Hill
Anna Bain
Katherine Monty
Churchill
British Isles
Mary Auld
Katherine Mitchell
Schamsbed
Metropolis
D. L. Auld
Europe
Pennsylvania
Margaret Wells
C. F. Clingen
G.C. Wing
L. Loewenstein
J. E
Bremen
India Lecture Planned By Mrs Wallace In Cincinnati
Mrs William Wallace of Los Angeles currently in St Louis will arrive in Cincinnati Wednesday night and be greeted by friends. She and Miss Holmes formed a society aiding child wives and widows in India after an Orient tour. Cincinnati Indo American League women plan a August 17 meeting at 2 30 pm in the Church of the Covenant open to all women.
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William Wallace
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Miss Huolmes
Orient
India
Wallace
Ladies of Cincinnati
Indo-American League
Church of the Covenant
English tramp asks Mayor for autograph in transit
Harry Stewart who says he is English by birth met Mayor Markbreit and asked for an autograph. He claimed to have traveled 2,739 miles from Long Beach California since February 14 on a country tramp and to continue to Washington for the President’s signature.
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Brown
Harry Stewart
Markbreit
Stewart
Long Beach
Cal
Washington
Circus canvas theft claim leads to grand larceny arrests
Harry Reece of Cincinnati and Robert and Ferguson Bennett of Milford were arrested for grand larceny over a $400 canvas theft at Terrace Park tied to a circus. Detectives Crim and Ruhfers made the arrests. Reece, a circus watchman, was released on bond.
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Harry Reece
Cincinnati
Robert Bennett
Milford
Ferguson Bennett
John G. Robinson
Terrace Park
Crim
Ruhfers
Reece
Suspect Walter Moore Arrested on Knife Charge
Detectives Crim and Kuhfers arrested Walter Moore at Fifth and Vine streets in Flemingsburg Kentucky. Police say he cut A. M. Campbell with a knife. Moore was identified from a wanted poster among a crowd at a busy city corner and will be returned without requisition papers.
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Crim and Kuhfers
Walter Moore
Flemingsburg
Fifth and Vine Streets
A. M. Campbell
Kentucky
Moore
Pillsbury-Washburn Mills Put Under Receivership in City
The Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company requested and won court appointment of receivers to oversee operations during reorganization. Albert C. Loring, Charles G. Pillsbury, and Albert O. Cobb named receivers with a $500,000 bond. The firm, founded by C A Pillsbury and allied with J S Pillsbury, owns vast water power rights and elevators, stock valued above $15 million with total debt over $9 million.
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Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Milling Company
Federal District Court
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Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
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Albert O. Cobb
Cobb & Wheelwright
Minneapolis Mill Company
Minnesota
St. Anthony Water Power Company
New Jersey
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis and Northern Elevator Company
Pillsbury Washburn Company Receivers Appointed
In Chica g Aug 8 the Pillsbury Washburn Company is placed under receivership with a capitalization of 5 million dollars split equally between preferred and common stock. The firm has 4.15 million in bonds and four months ago reported net earnings of 642000. After interest, preferred dividends, and charges, only 15000 remained. Former Senator Washburn's stake is noted as sold to English investors while mills with a 30000 barrel daily capacity are run by Americans.
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Washburn
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Palisade and Anchor
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Pillsbury-Washburn Failure Shocks Local Trade
Flour and grain men in the Chamber of Commerce react with surprise to the Pillsbury-Washburn Company failure. Perin Brothers of Cincinnati say contracts will be fulfilled and new business handled, and that reorganization plans will be pursued in days.
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Chamber of Commerce
Perin Brothers
Cincinnnati
Two Boys Rob General Store In Kentucky Theft
Police Chief Schuler received a call from Knoxville reporting that two boys entered Mr. Hightower’s general store in Dry Ridge during the night and were seen boarding a train to Covington. About $30 was taken from the cash drawer.
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Schuler
Knoxville
Hightower
Dry Ridge
Covington
Italians to Hold Third Annual Picnic at Norwood Inn
The Italian Pioneer Club plans a picnic next Wednesday at Norwood Inn. Women organizers include Mesdames M. Jones J. Castellini C. Ginocchio and L. Frixione as ravioli and spaghetti are served in Italian style.
Fisherman steals trousers in Sixth Street theft
Early yesterday a land fisherman using a long pole hooked a pair of pants from Isaac Bloch at 647 West Sixth Street. He then took a knife and purse with $1, threw the pants outside, and fled. This marks another similar robbery in a short span.
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Land
Isaac Bloch
West Sixth Street
Twin babies win first prize at Ludlow Lagoon show
Mr and Mrs GC Ludwig of 2600 Woodburn Avenue celebrate as their twins Carl and S C Jr age twenty three months win the first prize in the baby show closing yesterday at Ludlow Lagoon amid warm community congratulations.
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Ludwig
Woodburn Avenue
Carl
Ludlow Lagoon
Novelty Woman’s Road Race Planned at Carthage Fair
Carthage Fair officials announce a novelty road race for women during fair week to entertain crowds. No formal entry needed, with Queen City Driving Club members already proving strong on track. The Midway features include a Russian midget show, with extensive rail and streetcar access for visitors and a large anticipated turnout.
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D. L. Sampson
Carthage
Queen City Driving Club
Big Four
Lockland
Glendale
Peculiar Accident Involving 3 Year Old at City Hospital
A three year old boy, Dave Lielonky of 1414 Clay, ran into a Vine Clifton car at Liberty and Vine streets. The left ankle and foot skin were stripped by the wheel, toes unharmed, plus a serious scalp wound. he is in serious condition. In a separate incident, Abe Goldhagen, 4, of 535 West Court, was struck by a wagon at Court and Central, suffering a scalp wound and a broken right toe. he was taken to City Hospital.
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Dave Lielonky
Clay Street
Liberty
Vine Streets
Lena Lielenky
Patrol 3
Abe Goldhagen
West Court Street
Court
Central Avenue
Abe
Park Pictures Federated Improvement Association Meeting and Prizes
The Evanston Welfare Association led wins at the Federated Improvement Association outing at Chester Park with most city athletes from their county section taking prizes. About 125 delegates attended a supper in the clubhouse as the Greater Park League showcased park photos. Events included a baseball score Evanston Welfare 9 Hyde Park 7 a fifty yard dash won by George Siebert ladies dash Ida Davis and others in several races and boat pull.
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Federated Improvement Association
Chester Park
Greater Park League
Queen City
Hyde Park Business Men’s Club
George Siebert
Ida Davis
A. Shirmer
G. K. Siebert
Fred Gott
Paul Shhirmer
Leo Farley
Ninth Ward Improvement Association
Ralph Wobster
North
Pin in Throat Mistaken for Fishbone At City Hospital
John Schmidt of 1506 Providence Street collapsed at City Hospital ward gasping for air. Dr Gerber removed a pin lodged in his swollen throat after Schmidt denied eating pins and suggested a dubious breakfast of fried potatoes at his boarding house.
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John Schmidt
Providence Street
City Hospital
Schmidt
Gerber
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Numbers
A list of Common Pleas Court cases with docket numbers from 140,584 to 140,600 including sam levinson versus frank deene y for an accounting. Nellie L Shrewsberry versus John I e Shrewsberry for divorce. David A Luke versus Helen Luke for divorce. and other civil actions such as liens, appeals, conveyance, and divorces.
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Sam Levinson
Frank Deeney
H. H. Friedman
Nellie L. Shrewsberry
Johnie Shrewsberry
Oppenmer
David A. Luke
Helen Luke
L. P. Pink
John Lauser
Margaretha Fischer
Eva Fishback
Charles W. Fishback
Archer & Osler
Bertha Willet
George L.*willet
C. S. Sparks
Isaac, Cohen
Lucy Cohen
O. K. Jones
the Cincinnati Panel Co
S. Tuthill
Susan Cowgill
Charles Cowgill
Phares, Gusweiler & Phares
William F. Harmes
Daniel Brown
D. 8S
Marfield
Mt. Auburn Cable By. Co
Kittredge & Wilby
Superior Court
Husband Missing Promptly After July 18
Mrs William McCullough of 239 East Front Newport asks Cincinnati police to locate her husband who has been missing since July 18.
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William McCullough
East Front Street
Newport
Cincinnati Police
Logan Presented With Gold Medal at Laughter Club Meeting
At the Laughery Club annual meeting near Aurora directors were re elected. Thomas J Logan received a gold medal from Nicholas Longworth for saving a young woman in Atlantic City. A threat of an injunction loomed as Louis C Widing questioned the medal parade.
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Laughery Club
Aurora
August Herrmann
Elmer G Prior
Thomas J. Logan
Thomas J. Cogan
W. W. Granger
William Bodemer
Charles 5. Christie
Grand Central Dépot
Solomon
W. Levi
Longworth
Logan
Widing
Kentucky
Vine Street
Christie
Bodemer
Shafer
Johnnie Jones
Ed Drury
Frank Pickett
Joe Murray
Tom Cody
Commercial Tribune
Falls Store, Only Breaks Knee
William Carroll, a Black man, fell from a third story porch at 946 West Sixth Street last night. He sustained a scalp wound and a fractured knee after landing on the ground, leaning on a porch pillar which gave way. City Hospital physicians say it is remarkable he survived. Carroll was taken there by Patrol 4.
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West Sixth Street
William Carroll
Carroll
City Hospital
Leather Men Outing Draws Twenty Thousand At Coney Island
City weather interests paused as the Leather Men and Knights of Pythias from across the river hosted a mass picnic at Coney Island. Steamers Island Queen and Princess ferried crowds, and horse shows, a riding elephant, and numerous contests entertained about twenty thousand attendees.
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Kentucky
Coney Island
Island
Queen
Mme. Marantette
Pasengers
Deering Shoe
Stern- Auer Company
Hennessey Shoe Company
Eagle Shoe
Krippendorf
Wolfe Bros
AAA
Shoe and
Flying Toy Promises Flight For 25 Cents
Advertising blurb for a toy flying machine promising easy operation and guaranteed flight or money back. Mail order to Pacific Now Bee at 78 Haight Street San Francisco California with 25 cents for delivery to children and families.
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Pacific
Bee! Works
Haight St
San Francisco
Cal
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