Cincinnati Ordinance on Shillito Place Improvement Bond Plan
The council approves a plan to fund fifty percent of Shillito Place resurfacing using bonds of eight hundred eighty seven dollars with ten yearly installments at four percent interest. Assessments on abutting lots will fund the debt. cash prepayment reduces bond amount. Total project cost $1,816.80 with related expenses listed. Passed July 27, 1908.
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Race
State of Ohio
Forum 4
Shillitoween
Elm Street
Race Street
Shillito Place
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Special Improvement Fund
A.D
Bathgate
Council
Cit
Colle Sapparaih
South Court
E. O. Bathgate
D. J. Carroll
City of Cincinnati Sets Longworth Street Improvement Tax
An ordinance outlines a real estate tax plan on Longworth street abutting plots between Plum and Central avenues to fund 50 percent of resurfacing costs. It details front foot assessments, bond issuance of 1207.85 dollars, annual installments, interest at four percent, and proceeds allocations in a 1908 council passage.
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Longworth Street
Plum Street
Central Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Flym Street
Towit
Board of Public Service
Council
Board of Public Note
Special Improvement Fund
A.D
E. C. Bathgate
D. J. Carroll
Cincinnati ordinances tax on real estate along Plum Street
Ordinance No. 665 assesses a special tax on real estate bounding and abutting Plum street from Woueen to Court street in Cincinnati Ohio. It sets a cash sum of 2.086447 with installments by year from 1905 to 1918 and includes improvement costs less intersection expenses for Plum street.
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Plum Street
Woueen Street
Court Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Fourth Street
Pium Street
City Improvement Bond Details and Fiscal Plan 1908
City council approves a Special Improvement Fund No. 544 for Forum and intersections work. Total project cost listed at 13,763.47 dollars with ten percent retention and annual installments to be paid to the City Treasurer before deadlines. Bond proceeds fund 50 percent of certain improvements and the board of public service handles vouchers.
Ordinance No 666 Assess South Court Street Assessment
An ordinance of Cincinnati Ohio levies a special assessment on land abutting South Court Street between Main and Sycamore to cover fifty percent of resurfacing costs and bond funding. The plan includes a cash sum of 1530359 or installment payments totaling 164 WB.iis with engineer approval and Board of Public Works transmission to Council.
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Court Street
Main Street
Sycamore Avenue
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
South Court Street
Sycamore Cote
Board of Public
City plans bonds for South Court improvement project
The Cincinnati City Council approves issuing bonds for South Court work with a total project cost of 1808.52 dollars. It authorizes special improvement funds and provision for a 41.12 dollar per parcel cash payment, plus 60 percent payment from assessments.
New W. C. T. U. Branch Organized in Newtown Ohio
A new W. C. T. U. branch with sixteen members formed in Newtown Ohio led by Mrs. Sarah Meredith state secretary and lecturer. In Cincinnati, Wagersville Kentucky resident W L Rice looks for his nephew Harry Edwards a 15 year old who ran away after schoolmates feared he would testify about concealed weapons.
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Newtown
Sarah Meredith
W. L. Rice
Wagersville
Cincinnati
Harry Edwards
Arson Charge In Mt Adams Stable Fire
John Kennedy 32 of 1135 St Gregory Street is charged with setting fire to the stable of William Koerner at St Gregory Street and Lovers Lane Mt Adams early yesterday. Kennedy was arrested by Deputy State Fire Marshal Ambrose and Patrolmen Shhearer and Byrnes.
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John Kennedy
St. Gregory Street
William Koerner
Lovers’ Lane
Mt. Adams
Kennedy
Ambrose
Shhearer
Byrnes
Wealthy iron merchant Frank C. Graham faces defrauding innkeeper charge
The arrest of 40 year old Frank C. Graham, a former wealthy steel and iron merchant, by Stag Hotel management recalls his past. He once ran sumptuous offices in the Traction Building and was linked to a notable iron plant venture attracting many local citizens.
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Frank C. Graham
Stag
Tour Through Europe Planned By Two Professionals
Attorney Smith Hickenlooper and Dr. H Kehnon Dunham will depart this week for a two month European tour. Dr Dunham attends a medical convention in Holland then Mr Hickenlooper goes to Paris joining Dr Dunham later for a tour of England and Wales.
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Europe
Smith Hickenlooper
H. Kehnon Dunham
Dr. Dunham
Holland
Attorney Hickenlooper
Paris
England
Wales
Man Denies Gun Threat in Rent Debt Case
Mrs Estella Hall swore out a warrant for Joseph Levinson of 651 West Seventh Street after claiming he pointed a revolver at her while taking possessions tied to an alleged rent debt. Levinson was arrested and released on bond. He denies the charge.
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Estella Hall
Joseph Levinson
West Seventh Street
Levinson
Death in San Rafael: William K McCue Found Dead
William K. McCue a retired Army officer was found dead in his San Rafael apartment yesterday morning. Ill for months with a complication of diseases death likely from a cerebral hemorrhage. Coroner Cameron to hold an inquest today. Survived by widow Mrs Ida McCue.
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William K. McCue
San Rafael
Cameron
Ida McCue
Mrs Augusta Schellenberger Dies. Son Granted Three Day Leave
Mrs Augusta Schellenberger died at 2137 Colerain Avenue after a brief illness. Her son William, recently released from Mansfield State Reformatory for three days to attend the funeral, will have an inquest by Coroner Cameron today.
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Augusta Schellenberger
Colerain Avenue
William
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Cameron
Quicksand Found At Woodward High Site Prompting Caisson Work
Architect Gustav Drach announced that quicksand was found at the Woodward High School site. To ensure a safe foundation a concrete bed and caisson work are needed, adding extra construction costs to the project.
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Woodward High School
Gustav Drach
Shadow of Ill Health Replaced by Strength with Grape Nuts
A York state woman credits Postum and Grape Nuts with dramatic health recovery after a decade of stomach and liver trouble. She gained twenty pounds, can work longer, and no longer needs rest from chores. She emphasizes coffee alternatives and daily meals of Grape Nuts with Postum.
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York State
Posium Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Carthage Fair Opens With Five Day Run and Big Baby Show
The fifty third Hamilton County Agricultural Society fair opens with a five day run to handle crowds. Exhibitors bring stock fruit grain and other displays. Daily races feature trotters and pacers plus a balloon ascent by Mile L Etoile and 3 daily Cook hippodrome performances. Saturday highlights include a monster baby show with cash prizes and a Queen City Day crowd. The Infirmary exhibit and Major Burke midways add attractions including a 32 year old 16.5 pound midget and a wireless telegraph setup run by Fred Jones.
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Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Association
Smittie
L’etoile
Cook's Hippodrome
Jersey
Guernsey
House of Refuge
Queen City
Albert Burke
Fred Jones
Court Street
Hyde Park Hall Faces Patrol Station Move
Hyde Park Business Men’s Club condemnation over plans to convert the first floor of Hyde Park Town Hall into a patrol station. The banquet hall auditorium and kitchen on the second floor would be over patrol stables prompting a club meeting. A committee led by W C Culkins and others was appointed to seek details from city officials and secure signatures for a petition supporting the Cincinnati Park Commission.
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Hyde Park
W. C. Culkins
M. ¥. Cooper
Luke W. Smith
Frank O. Luke
O. E. Betz
Cincinnati Park Commission
Electric Line 10 to Be Finished Soon
Completion of a continuous electric line between Cincinnati and the lakes will be celebrated August 31 as the Ohio Electric Railway Company begins hauling veterans to the annual G A R encampment in Toledo. The line nears Toledo and President Schoepf will supervise the progress on site. The electric trip Cincinnati to Toledo will take about an hour longer than the steam route. Road agents will haul veterans to Toledo during encampment week at about one cent per mile, with hundreds expected to use the line.
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Funeral Notice for Henry J. Tepe in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Aerie No. 142 F C B E requests officers and members attend funeral services at the late residence 640 State Avenue Tuesday evening at 9 o clock. William Berning W Pres Louis Broermann Secy.
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Cincinnati
Deaths and Funeral Notices From City and Surrounding Areas
Obituary list of numerous individuals with ages and residence details. Entries note blocks and specific addresses, funeral times, and burial locations including United Jewish Cemetery, Silverton, and St. Marys Cemetery. Names include Leon Block aged 77 and Catherine Kreidler, with others and associated health conditions or causes where given.
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Richmond Street
United Jewish Cemetery
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Richmond
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Silbersack
Casper
City Hospital
Johnson
Harry
Kreidler
Catherine
Silverton Co
Broadway
Aldinger
Branch Hospital
East Pearl
Delfendahl
Sofeia
Main
Rinear
Harv
Beech Avenue
Christler
Maria
Longview Hospital
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Clarence
West Liberty
Y. Schultze
Wheeler
Bright
Koch
Louise
Beverly
Mary
State Avenue
Hatter
Susan
Lindwith
Henry
Providence
Gosker
Max
Walnut
Becker
Frances
Vine
Coleman
West Ninth
Holmes
Acee
Renden
Baymiller
Abbevidoe
Bowe Son Eee
George
Gilbert
Buchmann
Margaret
Bethesda Ies
Maple Avenue
Hernia
Babb
David
Jewish Hospital
Wilming
Diar Tes
Egman
Bowman
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