Expert to probe Griffiths shortage in Cincinnati schools
Louis Bonebrake state commissioner says an expert will audit all Board of Education books in Columbus after collecting resident testimony. He cannot fix the exact shortage from receipts and stubs, notes strong bonding and auditing as safeguards, and plans to disclose findings upon return.
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Cincinnati
Louis Bonebrake
Columbus
Board of Education
John Smith
Griffiths
Nebraska
Ohio
Ziegler
Chamber of Commerce
Neinnat Lo
Cincinnati, Ayton & Chicago Railroad
Direcutts
Ana O
Fomney
Bae Books
S Breferred
Monstri
The
County Commissioners Favor Pardon for Anna Lee
The County Commissioners yesterday favored the pardon application for Anna Lee who has completed a thirty day Workhouse sentence after pleading guilty to assault and battery. Costs remain unpaid though she served the full sentence, and the pardon would allow her to avoid further time. She is the sole supporter of an aged mother.
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Anna Lee
Cape
Trains to Columbus With Westward Pull Elites
B. and O. announces eight northern westward high back seat coaches and parlor cars for trips to Columbus.
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Columbus
The Rubber Store Ad Featuring Toys And Gear
Animals of every kind wild and domestic Brownies Rattles Doll Babies Balls etc from 10c up Finest rubber models superior to prior market Guns and Pistols that shoot rubber tipped arrows great fun and no danger Foot balls Striking Bags Home Exercisers and Rubber Balls of all kinds
Death of John Yeager at City Hospital
John Yeager a 52 year old private policeman collapsed at City Hospital from mitral insufficiency. He was active in ward conversations with patients before dying suddenly. he had a history of heart trouble and lived at 1515 Bremen Street.
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John Yeager
City Hospital
Mitral
Yeager
Bremen Street
Independent ticket wins Cincinnati Furniture Exchange election
The annual officers election at the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange favored the independent slate over the regular ticket. Fred H Ballman was elected president with Ed Schutte as first vice president and H C Otterbein as second vice president. L W Froelich and a Du Hlmeier named secretary, with Ed Thauw Paul Schirmer Cornette Dave Tappe Chas It Henry Mit as directors.
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Cincinnati Purniture Exchange
Rhlbrandt
Building Association
Regular
Independent
Fred H.ballman
der T— ED. Schutte
H. C. Otterbein
ED Thauw Ae
Paul Schirmer
Cornette
Dave
Tappe
Chas
Henry Mit
Fraud Alleged Against Bankrupt Aaron Campbell in Ohio
Hamilton official files accuse Aaron L. Campbell of large frauds tied to bankruptcy. Administrator G. C. Morey charges concealed real estate in Butler County, owned through trusts, and misappropriated assets including property and ice company interests. Creditors seek thorough examination by the referee. Judge Thompson will act after returning from Columbus.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Aaron L
Campbell
G. C. Morey
W. H. Campbell
Mr. Morey
Fairfield Township
John C. Slayback
Hamilton City Ice Company
Fred Bender
Bender
F. J. Stoat
Morey
Thompson
Columbus
California Excursion by Katy Sunset Route Sleeper Cars
Sleeping cars via Katy Sunset Route leave St Louis Tuesdays at 8 15 pm. Travel through Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Arizona to Southern California with ice rates lower than standard sleepers. A regular Pullman porter and excursion car conductor accompany each car. For schedules rates and maps contact H F Bowscher or James Barker at M K T Ry offices.
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St. Louis
Southern Pacific Railways
Indian Territory
Central
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Pullman
Rev Edmund Stanley Nominated as Church of Our Savior Rector
Reverend Edmund D. P. Stanley, rector of the Church of Our Savior, has served in Cincinnati for twenty years with his first charge at Epiphany Mission. The text notes no year for his tenure.
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Edmund DP. Stanley
Church of Our Savior
Auburn
Stanley
Cincinnati
Epiphany Mission
Business Men's Club Reports On Industrial Bureau Status
Trustees of the Business Men's Club meet this afternoon to hear reports from the Committee on Industrial Bureau. Chairman Gibson and Secretary H H Suydam will present the current movement status and seek subscriptions to fund next week’s organization. The club originated the project with broad support from other groups.
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Business Men's’ Club
Cub
Committee On Industrial Bureau
Gibson
H. H. Suydam
General Committee
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce Delegates Set Topics for Washington Meeting
The local Chamber of Commerce delegates met yesterday afternoon to choose topics for the National Board of Trade annual meeting in Washington next month. Several topics were approved while others were carried to a final session at 1 PM next Saturday, with final selections to be sent to Washington early next week.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Board of Trade
Washington
Local Registry of Names and Addresses
A compiled list presents individuals with ages occupations and addresses including Jacob Schlenker 33 carriage trimmer 1665 Harrison avenue and Lizzie Brown 25 domestic 1698 Montrose avenue along with several others such as Hugh A. Roberts 22 farmer at Palace Hotel Melisa Wilson 27 and Alexander M. Sheppard 25 machinist 1957 Harrison avenue and Marguerite Brown 27 domestic 730 West Sixth street plus Nellie Huber 20 laundress 2020 Baymiller street and Anna Smith 23 2006 Western avenue with various reverend references and additional entries under Rev. Mr. Voss Partridge Reno and Rev. G R Robbing.
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Jacob Schlenker
Harrison Avenue
Lizzie Brown
Montrose Avenue
Voss
Hugh A. Roberts
Farmer
Palace Hotel
Melisa Wilson
Alexander M. Sheppard
Marguerite Brown
West Sixth Street
Partridge
Louis Dickman
Kenyon Avenue
Nellie Huber
Baymiller Street
Mr. Reno
Lloyd H. Latham
Teamster
Anna Smith
Western Avenue
G. R. Robbing
Charles W. Spraul
Hartwell
Caroline J. Merpe
A. Royal
Parole Application Notice in Cincinnati Case
Notice that Louise B. Strunk executrix of Simon H. Strunk deceased, Hamilton County Ohio, has filed for parole on behalf of an unnamed prisoner. Attorneys Wm. M. Tugman of Cincinnati noted. Public notice dated November 29, 1900.
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Thos. C. Cunningham
A.D
Harry WN. Smith
Jones
Cincinnati
Lo State Informatory
Eee
Otion
Hamil County
Mullen
Simon H. Strunk
Hamilton County
Ohio
Louise B. Strunk
Strunk
WM. M. Tugman
Alexander Wells
Mary Jane Neely
Sealed Proposals for Bonds and Coats Chief Quartermaster
Sealed bids are invited by Evanston Village for ten bonds totaling 14 684 68 dollars with 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Proposals due by a specified date, bonds issued at highest bid, contingent cash payments reduce total, and bids must be sealed and endorsed Bids for revenue Bonds. Chief Krapp issues seal and conditions.
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Evanston
Wenuar 1
Frank F. Dinsmore
Atlas Bank
Cinatamar
Ohio
Atlas National
Ees
Vitikes
Enue
Y Onier
The
Coynets
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WM. H. Krapp
Marriages Filed In Probate Court Names Several Couples
The Probate Court recorded multiple banns yesterday including James Owens and Alice McGann dated October 2, Patrick Quigley and Tearett McCoy October 10, William Hughes and Anna Commissier October 3, Victor Koch with Delia Borgmann October 6, J J Burwinkel with Joseph Witt October 8, and others such as Regina Kunkel and an unnamed partner September 11, alongside several November and December entries. Rev. Cahill, Rev. Dutton, Rev. Koch, Rev. Burwinkel, Rev. Reuine, and Rev. Moeller officiated various banns across the list.
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James Owens
Alice McGann
C. B. Cahill
Patrick Quigley
Tearett McCoy
Ocertcon Woldks Et Be de Lammers
Ugus c
F. X. Dutton
William Hughes
Anna
Victor Koch
Joseph Gehle
Delia B. Borgmann
J. J. Burwinkel
Joseph Witt
Linzie
Jacobs
Psine Hobreath
Castle Z Ohnmann Ani E Zix
B. Moeller
Anthony Upsing
Anne Dreyer
Francis Reuine
Edward Hurst
Mary Glasmire
Anna Nieberg
Heet
George Montaga
Athilda Renzgehausen
Ohn
Mpfa
Iomena Schne
Syed Per Sheimer
Itteser
Regina Kunkel
Wagner Richard Rossiter
Emilia Ketterer
A. Aoe
Charles Mallettartha Leinhardt
E. Wagner
William Gera Pee
Flora C. Heckle
Fertepe
Frank X. Buschie
Mary E. Westendorf
Frank
Hemplement
Rossen
Martin Eker
Rev
Besold
Josephine Elimann
What Shall We Have for Dessert
A playful family note about a quick two minute Jell dessert. It suggests adding water, cooling, and incorporating lemon raspberry flavor ready for purchase or grocer pickup. The item is priced at 10 cents.
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Cincinnati Ordinance Fixing Market Stall Rents
An old ordinance grants Cincinnati City Auditor authority to rent stalls and benches in market houses for one year and set annual rents for various markets. It details payment terms, discounts for early payment, penalties for delinquency, renewal preferences, and duties for stall owners to maintain cleanliness.
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City of
Cincinnati
Esso
Cunsel
Edwin O. Bathgaths
Board of Legislation
Edwin Henderson
Earl Street
le Court Street
Blue Rock Streets
Trent
Cingnati
Renaehi
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Wilton
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Body Brussels
Axminster
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the Rubber Store
East Fourth St
J. H. Kohmescher & Co
Imer & Amend
Furniture Exchange
Fred H. Ballman
Iso
Somhe
Uille
L. W. Froelich
A. ‘Duhlmeier
Hamilton's
Ice Man
Indianapolis
John. Shillito Company
Cire
Glen Jackets
Castor
D&c
Coutry
John Shillits
Commercial Tribune
Oliday Commercial Tribune
Industrial Bureau
the Provident Savings Bank
Provident Savings Bank
Provident Trust Company
Baoks
George Peck
West Firth Street
Jennie
Farrell
Moses
Mia
Neave
Boston
Chicago
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Stewert
Shearer
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Miles Morten
Madisonville
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J. F. Rushman
Stice of the Peace of
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Hamton County
R. J. M’combs
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Association Building Fund
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Cincinnati Lodge
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Blue Rock Street Market
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