ONEEN NAMED PRESIDENT OF QUEEN CITY FURNITURE CLUB
The Queen City Furniture club elected officers for the year at the Business Men's club. Robert Queén was named president, Isaac White vice president, BE. M. Schwein treasurer, Wash Rees secretary. Directors include Carl F. Streit A. Steinkamp Louis Schneider Joseph Sprengard and John A. Herbert. Delegates to Associated Organizations are Robert Oaken Carl F. Streit and George W. Schutte. D. C. Tappe is delegate to Receivers and Shippers' association. Auditing committee: John Cornette Jr H. W Bac kker and Leo 8 Mode. New members Harry Freiberg and Edward Bradley were elected. A Dutch lunch followed.
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Queen City Furniture Club
Business Men’s Club
Robert Queén
Isaac White
BE. M. Schwein
Wash Rees
Carl F. Streit
A. Steinkamp
Louis Schneider
Joseph Sprengard
John A. Herbert
Robert Oaken
George W. Schutte
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
D. C
Truth and Quality Poses to the Well-Informed in Life
The article extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative among remedies. It claims its advantage lies in cleansing and relieving internal organs without debilitating side effects or the need for increased use.
Fight On At College Hill Election Looms
College Hill Improvement Association plans officer elections at town hall tomorrow evening. Blue ticket committee Edger Cummins Robert Dillion and Percy J. Henshaw seek a strong showing. Red ticket committee A T Deininger W J Waldman J B Towler tout a solid slate. Australian ballots will be used and campaigning halted until voting begins. Refreshments to be provided by the entertainment committee.
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College Hill
Road to be inspected by court and railroad officials
The superior court judges and Southern railroad trustees will inspect the line this morning. Vice President Powell and General Manager Baker of the C N T P R R Co accompany the party leaving at 8 o clock on a special train for Chattanooga and returning by Friday night. Judge Hoffheimer may not attend. Frederick Spiegel and A C Shattuck will join.
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Superior Court
Southern Railroad
Powell
Baker
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hoffheimer
Frederick Spiegel
A. C. Shattuck
Clinic for Children Urged After Class Health Concerns
Fifty pupils from the First Intermediate School are said to be in a retarded class due to health issues. The report urges a clinic for children to address the welfare and development of these students.
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Board of Health
Park Commission to pick secretary in informal meeting
Cincinnati park commission members plus Julius Fleischmann Ault and William Gilbert will meet this afternoon in Greater Park League rooms. The group will choose a secretary with salary slated at 8500, and may also appoint a clerk of the board of public service.候选 include Thomas Byans Joseph Cline Elmer Prior and Fred Goode with Wenner likely to be secretary if selected.
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Ay Ault
William Gilbert
Parkommission
Greater Park League Rooms
Fourth National Bank
Commission
John Wenner
Board of Public Service
Mark, Breit
Vnce
Markprest
Iciany
Cincinnati
Evane
Elmer. Prior
Water ‘Works Commissioners
Fred Goode
Ault
Greater ‘Park League
Morrison
League
Beleve
Cline
Wenner
Weidner
Allison
Board of Public ‘Service
Jt ‘Ig
Prior
Goode
Board of Public’ Service
Joseph Cline
Elmer Prior
Park Commission
Basin No. 2
Wehner
Route to connect lakes via Miami and Erie canal discussed
In Defiance Ohio a meeting of the Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago Deep Waterways Association will hear Harry Probadco and Rep P T Ansbury outline a plan for a deep water route. A survey found a feasible path to link Lake Michigan and Lake Erie with the Miami and Erie canal at Defiance. Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton business leaders are expected to attend.
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Miami and Erie Canal
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Waterways Association
Defiance
Harry Probadco
Fifth
Ohio’ District
Fort. Wayne
Deep ‘Waterways Association
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
House of Congress
Cincinnatiang
Hamilton
Dayton
Elks Seek Hermann Victory in Cincinnati Vote
Cincinnati Elks rally behind Herrmann as grand exalted ruler candidate. Support floods in from east and west with little opposition foreseen. James Richards chairs the local committee praising Herrmann for his service to the order. Los Angeles committee led by Thomas J. Cogan pledges aid for a Cincinnati win next summer. Tomorrow’s meeting will consider applications from Augusta H Miller Al B Hiting Albert Stoehr and Joseph Berning.
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Cincinnati
James Richards
Herrmann
Los Angeles
Thomas J. Cogan
Augusta H.miller
al B. Hiting
Albert Stoehr
Joseph Berning
Stag Cafe Ordered Sold After Receiver Bid Report
An order directs Receiver B A Kipp to solicit bids for the furniture leasehold and goodwill of the Stag Cafe and report results to the court by December 9 1909. The bandhola of the premises expires December 31 1909.
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James B
B.A. Kipp
Pires
Firemen Appointed Amid Mayor Markbreit’s Changes
New appointments to the fire department were announced by the mayor, Markbreit, as part of his administrative reshuffle. The changes include several promotions and staffing updates designed to strengthen city emergency services.
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Markbreit
Kuhlman
Campbell Creek Coal seeks lease of riverfront wharf property
Attorneys for Campbell Creek Coal ask the sinking fund trustees to lease city wharf property now held by Queen City Coal. They propose a $2,600 annual rent with a $10,000 bond, later urged down to $3,000, while trustees consider the bond and potential value if a nine foot stage is built.
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Campbell Creek Coal Company
Stephens, Lincoln & Stephens
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
Queen City Coal Company
Campbell ‘Creek Coal Company
George W. Harris
Charges Against Kentucky Gaugers Stir Political Clash
The civil service commission investigates accusations that gaugers and storekeepers in Kentucky's Eighth district violated rules during conventions and primaries. Secretary C W Moss heads to Lawrenceburg to inspect alleged meddling and pernicious political activity.
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Kentucky
Civil Service Commission
Lawrenceburg
C. W. Moss
Civil Service Board
Cincinnati Mourns General J H Sharer G A R Leader
The Cincinnati G A R mourns loss of General J H Sharer department commander of the Ohio G A R at his Alliance home. He recently visited the city as guest of the Song of Veterans and the U S Grant camp. Funeral attendance from local groups noted his service and presidency roles.
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Ohio G.’A'r
Allance
G. A.R
Cata Ae
Grant Camp
Lodge Celebrates TS Anniversary at Cincinnati
Cincinnati Lodge No. 4 B n ai Brith marked its second anniversary with a banquet at Scottish Rite cathedral attended by 300 members and guests. Alfred M. Cohen presided as toastmaster and welcomed outsiders. District and lodge leaders Norton L. Goldsmith Hmil Mayer Max Senior spoke alongside local officers. Music directed by Henry Grodaky featured Carmen selections with Mary Conroy Eleanor Bain Worthe Faulkner and Grodaki performing portions.
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Cincinnati Lodge No. 4
B’nai Brith
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Alfred M. Cohen
Cincinnati Lodge
Rabbi Mielsziner
Cohen
United States
Norton L. Goldsmith
Louisville
Ohio Lawyers to Meet in Columbus Today
Magistrate John Marshall Smedes travels to Columbus to attend the executive committee meeting of the Ohio State Bar association. Preliminary arrangements will be discussed regarding the expiration of terms of office and related questions.
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John Marshall Smedes
Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Columby Magistrat
Ohio
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