Harmon to Lead Parade Mounted in inaugural procession
Governor elect Harmon will ride horseback in Ohio's inaugural parade in Columbus on Jan 11 with his staff, escorted by Col. C. A. Weybrecht. The event tops a grand program including a large civic and military procession, varied club entertainments, and a state house reception.
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Judson Harmon
Columbus
C. A. Weybrecht
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
McKinfley
Judge Harmon
Columbus Board of Trade
Board of Trade
United States Army
Great Southern Hotel
Franklin County
Democratic Club
Frank R. Vance
Buckeye
Republican Club
W.S. Carlisle
Harmon
State House Rotunda
Lewis H. Gibson
George J. Karb
Major Palmer
Milton’s Works Discussed At Tercentenary Celebrations
Rabbi David Philipson spoke at Avondale Temple last night honoring Milton on his birth centenary. He praised Areopagitica as a premier defense of free speech and noted Paradise Lost as its poetic counterpart. Rabbi Mielziner chose Milton as his topic in Reading road Sabbath School. Professor William Allen Nielsen of Harvard lectured at Cincinnati University on Milton as artist or Puritan.
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David Philipson
Avondale
Milton
Rabbi Philipson
Mielziner
Sabbath School
Reading Road
Cincinnati University
William Allen
Nielson
Harvard University
John Milton
War episode lecture draws hundreds at armory
Members of the First regiment O N G and friends gathered at the armory to hear Rev. Walter D. Cole speak on Andrews Raid a Civil War episode. A regimental concert by the band added to the evening’s enjoyment. The regiment plans to represent Cincinnati at Governor Harmon’s inauguration, with plans still unsettled.
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Walter D. Cole
Andrews
Cincinnati
Harmon
Best Morning Shopping Hours Improve Service and Packing
From 8 30 to 12 in the morning the best hours for shopping. The service is quickest and orders can be packed during the day saving night work.
Linwood Improvement Association notes conductor concerns at crossings
East End residents report careless street car conductors near railroad crossings with several near misses. The association will press the traction company for crossing safety instructions at Delta avenue and push the city to remove dangerous grade crossings. A separate health board was endorsed.
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Linwood Improvement Association
East End
Traction Company
Delta Avenue
Woman in house fire seriously ill after gas leak candle blast
Mrs. Benjamin Mickles 65 is seriously ill from a fire at 257 Stanley Avenue yesterday. A man in the cellar lit a candle while inspecting a gas leak, causing the explosion and fire. Firemen rescued her. losses are about $100.
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Benjamin Mickles
Stanley Avenue
Mickles
Apartments Ransacked in Owner Absent at 214 West Sixth
Thieves entered the apartments of Charles Chariires at 214 West Sixth Street while the owner was away and took 210 dollars and a large amount of clothing. Police were notified of the loss.
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Charles Chariires
West Sixth Street
Hubbard Ill With Fever At Associated Charities
C M Hubbard head of the Associated Charities is confined to his room with a high fever. Dr W Findley is attending Mr Hubbard and supplying care at his home or residence.
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Associated Charities
C. M. Hubbard
The
Dr. W. Findley
Court News: Various Civil and Criminal Actions Across Courts
Ida Hossfeld answers a $10,000 suit by Pearl Hossfeld over domestic trouble. Bankruptcy actions against John A. Schulte for $1,249.63. Eagle Belting dividend declared at 10 percent with plant bid by Dec 30. Property disputes over John M. Liggett trusts and Lotta Liggett. Damages claimed in Rosa Herrmann suits. several divorces granted or pending. Criminal cases include George Vincent found guilty of breaking into a sealed railcar. Samuel Gaffney pleads guilty to petit larceny.
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Ida Hossfeld
Hamilton
Pearl Hossfeld
Covington
Hossfeld
Alfred Hossfeld
O. W.bailey
Whittaker
Eagle Belting Company
B. T. Archer
Charles E. McCarthy
Josephine Wolfe
Eighth Street
McCarthy
Liggett
Lotta
James B. Swing
Wuilding Association
John M. Liggett
Louis P. Herrmann
Frederick Herrmann
Gores
William L. Dickson
Albert Armstrong
Clara Bruce Rusz
O’connell
A. B. Bruce
Nellie Robinson
Charles 8. Sparks
Bramwell
Harry Gray
Cincinnati Traction’ Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Gray
Kittredge & Wilby
Traction Company
Roettinger & Gorman, Contra
George Vincent
Ic. C. Rose
Samuel Gaffney
Cincinnati Elks Endorse August Herrmann for Supreme Head
The Cincinnati Elks gathering heard that twenty lodges from Huntington West Virginia Shelbyville and Clarksburg have declared in favor of August Herrmann as supreme head of Elkdom. The meeting also welcomed new initiates August H Miller Alfred Stoehr T W Hilton Joseph Benning and Al B Eiting.
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Cincinnati Elks
Huntington
Infirmary Inmate Commits Suicide in Second Story Window
A 65 year old woman, unidentified, leaped from a Cincinnati suspension bridge rail and died at the Ware Land barge foot. The body lies at the morgue. Witnesses saw her pause on the bridge and resist a boy who tried to stop her before she jumped 175 feet to her death. The other case: James Carney, 76, an infirmary inmate, killed himself by jumping from a second story hospital window after a period of insomnia and despondency. he died three hours later at the hospital after the fall.
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Alice Parmalee
Harry Parmalee
Judgs
Charles W. Baker
Cora’ Skirvin
Yusef Skirvin
John Wentzel
Esther A. Lacey Sales
Esther . A. Young
Rick. Lacey
Calia O
H. E. Engelhardt
Suspension Bridge
Cincinnati
Ware Land Company
Vine Street
Foreman
Kennedy
Davis Shea
Robert
John‘. Wilson
Fleet
Stop Ware
Front Street
Bey
James Carney
Carney
Thiel
Carthage
English Interests Seek Gas Bonds
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric board met to consider English capitalists’ proposition to purchase bonds of the Cincinnati Gas transportation company. Terms not public. several conditions unsettled. The general contract is satisfactory and minor terms will be decided soon. Pipe laying advances about two miles daily.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
West Virginia
Agencies Accused of Irregularities in Employment Services
E P Hawrey state deputy inspector reports investigations of Cincinnati agencies uncovering irregularities. He cites offices that retain workers briefly and rotate staff to collect multiple fees. Chief Inspector Lewis on scene says agencies may not pay licenses and charge servants more than the legal fee.
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E. P. Hawrey
Cincinnati
Lewis
Cincinnati Traction schedules reveal car counts and service
Vice President Foraker reports to the public service board a complete Cincinnati Traction schedule showing lines, cars operated, extras in morning and evening, miles run and other data. The company now runs 148 double cars, 50 more than in November 1907, and double-truck cars carry 61 percent more passengers, equaling 24 additional single cars.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Public Service
Foraker
Lumber Pile Fire Destroys Kentucky Lumber Yard
Sparks from a locomotive started a fire in the Kentucky Lumber Co yard at Sixth and Burns streets last evening. Firemen feared a major blaze but contained the flames. Loss estimated around 100 dollars.
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Kentucky Lumber Company
Sixth
Burns Street
Stolen 300 Saloon Checks From Henry Karting
The saloon on Thirteenth and Clay streets was broken into yesterday morning. Thieves took 300 five‑cent trade checks.
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Henry Karting
Kidnapped Boy Recovers After Boat River Escape
Fred Boettger a Ward High School student says two men abducted him from a Walnut Street shop window. He claims he was drugged, forced to forge a $16 check, then bound for Riverside before escaping to Kentucky shore. Cincinnati Trust teller confirms the bogus check was torn up. Other similar cases reported recently.
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Fred Boettger
Wearview Avenue
H. W. Boettger
Vine Street
Thirteenth
Walnut Street
Cincinnati. Trust Company
Riverside
Boettger
Kentucky
Cincinnati Trust Company
Fred Weissman
Cincinnati “Trust Company
Jéf
Woodward High School
Rockefeller May Outweigh Carnegie in Education Gift
A Chicago report says John D. Rockefeller will donate 50 million dollars to education in Oriental nations. He will await findings from professors Ernst Burton and Thomas Do. Chamberlin who study conditions in the Orient before proceeding.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ernst Burton
Thomas Do. Chamberlin
Orient
Postpone Rohdenburg Case in Bank Note Inquiry
Justice Dumont postpones the examination into whether Mrs Richard Rohdenburg authorized notes discounted at Norwood First National Bank are genuine or forged. Saloonist Rohdenburg of Hunt Street remains under $500 bond awaiting the next Tuesday hearing. Mrs Rohdenburg denies authorizing the use of her name as settlement efforts with the bank continue.
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Richard Rohdenburg
Norwood First National Bank
Justice Dumont
Rohdenburg
Hunt Street
Bid for River Power Plant at Fernbank Dam
Bidding by local contractors for the Ohio river dam power house at Fernbank opened with several offers. Bids ranged from 12 000 to 14 487 dollars. government estimate was 12 000. Colonel W T Russell sent the bids to Washington with his recommendation. work to start early next year.
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Ohio River
Fernbank
W. T. Russell
United States Engineers
Robert Harris
Newport
Kaps & Brehm
Gordon. Engineering Company
L. P. Hazen &Co
William Miller & Sons
Marcus Building Company
Washington
Russell
To Take Home Small Packages Means Shorter Hours
A statement notes that handling small parcel deliveries leads to reduced work hours for saleswomen drivers and delivery personnel.
Plans Evacuation Of Cuba By American Army
Washington reports the first details of withdrawal of the army of pacification from Cuba. Movements start January 1 and finish April 1. Officers and civilians depart Havana after President Gomez's inauguration. Remaining troops withdraw as transportation allows. Three army transports will bring all troops home landing at Newport News Virginia.
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Wackington
War Department
Cuba
Newport News
Virginia
Early Christmas Shopping Aids Working Girl
Readers are urged to shop early in the season and daytime hours to benefit the working girl and those who serve customers. The exhortation links prompt purchasing with fair labor support.
Fox River Butter Admits Misbranding in Court
The Fox River Butter company admitted in federal court that its butter was misbranded, as claimed by U S. pure food inspectors. The butter labeled as Elgin butter was shown to be produced at creameries in Elba Wisconsin. The company posted 300 bond to reclaim the seized butter from cold storage while penalty awaits court decision.
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Fox River Butter Company
United States Pure Food
Elba
Wis
7The
Probe Into Herz Record On Purse Theft Case
Investigation launched to determine if Max Herz, accused of stealing a purse from Mrs. Grosheim at 1771 Baltimore Pike, continues in police court. References to a member of a famous band and unclear phraseology but focuses on the alleged theft and ongoing proceedings.
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Max Herz
Protest at College Hill as Salvation Army flee from officers
Residents report a tense pursuit as Mayor Markbreit and Cincinnati police chase Salvation Army solicitors through College Hill. Army members escape aboard a city car toward Cincinnati, leaving authorities to continue the hunt for their return.
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American Iron Army
Markbrelt
Cincinnati
College Hill
Markbreit
American Salvation Army
Cinci
Salvation Army
Philadelphia
Army
Alma
Millikin
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Salvationists
Plan Aimed at Independent City Health Board Urged
Civic committees met in the Business Men's club to prepare a pamphlet advocating an independent city health board. Dr. Walter Weaver cited press education over pamphlets and noted the slop-feed bill history and milk inspection reports showing Chicago and other cities well below standard. Former Mayor Julius Fleishmann favored the board and pledged support.
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Business Men’s Club
Board of Health
Board of Public Service
Walter Weaver
Academy of Medicine
The
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Julius Fleitschmann
Out Again, In Again Charles O Rourke Charged
Charles O Rourke, 29, aged from the workhouse yesterday, beat his wife at 1718 Logan Street after returning home last night. He previously served time for the same offense and faces probable Christmas stay in the workhouse after Patrolman Bernhardt arrested him for disorderly conduct.
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Charles O'Rourke
Logan Street
O'Rourke
Bernhardt
O’ Rourke
May Copy Sewer System Inquiries Spark City Probe
C A Day San Francisco public works commissioner asks how sewers are tapped and connected to homes. He states the system is unsatisfactory and changes are being considered. The board referred the letter to Superintendent Shipley of the street and sewer repair department.
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C. L. A. Day
Public Works
San Francisco
Cal
Board of Public Service
Saintendent Shipley
Ethical remedy syrup of figs and senna praised by Well-Informed of the World
A promotional note extols a health product as a world approved family laxative. It describes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical remedy with known components and physician approval, endorsed by the Well-Informed of the World.
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Stamina League
Stamina Republican League
John Burgess
Joseph Lemkuhl
H.l 8. Morrisey
Morrisey
Lemkuhi
Taft First Voters’ Club
Henry T. Hunt
Hunt
Common Pleas
Ireton
Will M. Coffin
Thestamina
Frank A. Hightree
United States Coll
Stamina Blue
Cory
Henry
Arthur Gfrigee
Grimingel
Luv
Olanzen WZ
Poerrile
Dival
Liv
Grimuziwali DIV
Colettan Avery Ands Tam P- Cripinali DIV
Prophet of Freedom
First Regiment
Court News
United States Courts
Rosa Seltzerman
Squire Smedes
Kerl
Harry B. Thomas
Carrie B. Haworth
Business Investment Company
Haworth
Kerr
Rosalie Mack
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Samuel A. Rowins
Michael Stanton
Mary E. Vanzant
Henry Walker
George Voll, Jr
Peter
Emma Sievers
Catherine Bernens
Louis H. Bernens
Nellie J. Hargrave
Sarah M. Hargrave
Amanda
Henry Niemes
William E. Beall
William W. Fairbank
Henry Leesman
Louisa Niemes
Common Pleas Court
Criminal Court
ELKS
Herrmann
Inspector of Labor Bureaus
CAR Service
Ates
Carnegie
Fox River Company
Gwest
Herz
Paris Rats
Dr. Weaver
Health Board Project
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