Club election results and Taft inauguration plans report
Detailed results show Gores and Dumont winning key offices in the club vote with Republican majorities. The Reds and Blues directors list includes Heywood Kaiser Marvin Franken and others. A $20,000 trip fund to Washington for Taft's inauguration is announced with a large Cincinnati representation planned.
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Pishwick
Kestner
Reds
Heywood
Kaiser
Marvin
Franken
McLean
Mundy
Kenan
Forbus
Far
Timberlake
Blues
Rid
Allen
Harte
Ryan
Jing
Moss
Wolff
Steinerg
Hight
Keenan
Ood
Pennay
Kuertz
Riddell
Harding
Rummell
Paigel
Oose
Blaine Ub
Washington
William Ward Taft
United Brdge
William F. Lenders
R. K. Hynicka
William F. Schiebel
August Kirbert
Judge Lusders
Theater Balcony Collapse Kills One, Injures Dozens
An audience of 600 in New York watched a balcony collapse at a moving picture theater on the Lower East Side. Louis Fein died and about twenty were injured, several seriously, as rescuers freed those buried in the debris. Firemen and police reserves aided the efforts amid the chaotic scene.
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New York
Parsons
Louis Fein
Vietme
Relras
Aeg Og Ig Pseu
Piano Uprights For Sale With Historic Tone
Two used uprights offered. Vone Walnut upright priced at 275 dollars, noted for exquisite tone though rarely used. Melville-Clark solid hogany upright listed at 250 dollars, six months of use, in perfect condition.
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Schumacher & Son
Henry F. Miller
Milton
Melville-Clark
Salary loan crackdown spurs city action in Cincinnati
Citizens debate a salary loan office as critics urge reform while authorities cite evidence that loans persisted from July 1 1907 to January 1 1908. Lanning faces potential arrest for violating city ordinance if he does not pay owed sums.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
The
Citizens’. Sey
Lanning
Ganning
Acserene
Deckeene
Citics City Auditor’s
Burglars Target Henry Schneider's Grocery in Shady Plot
Two men entered Henry Schneider's grocery at 997 Martin Street and demanded cash, posing as fixers for a fake register. Mrs. Schneider reported the incident as a burglary attempt and alerted authorities after the men fled.
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Burelars
Henry Schneider
Martin Street
Dakota Senator Under the Knife
Senator H. C. Hansbrough of North Dakota underwent a serious operation today in Minneapolis. Doctors J. A. Watsor and B. Nippert performed the procedure on the senator's ear. He withstood the operation and, though his condition is critical, there is a fair chance of recovery.
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H. C. Hansbrough
Minneapolis
Minn
North Dakota
J. A. Watsor
B. ‘He Nippert
Aepo
Gtor
Masons Elect Kunkel at Cheviot Lodge Meeting
At the stated meeting of Lodge No. 140 BF and AM the officers were elected. Kunkel was chosen as Worshipful Master with Jemi son as Senior Warden and Be Wesselmann as Junior Warden. Garrison was named treasurer, Morrig, Nagel, and a trustee were selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot Lodge Chocees
Lodge
Beunkel
Jemison
Fred
Fanatic rioters held for trial in Dalbow case
Kansas City Missouri December 12 Justice Theodore Remley ordered James and Melissa Sharp religious fanatics held without bail for the murder of Policeman A O Dalbow. Dalbow died in the clash between police and street preachers Tuesday. Decision on Della Pratt and William Ungwell's cases was reserved.
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Kansas City
Theodore Remley
James
Melissa
Sharp
A. O. Dalbow
Dalbow
Della Pratt
Louis Pratt
William Bngwell
Carriers Elect Officers in Cincinnati Branch 43
The Queen City Branch No. 43 of the letter carriers held their annual election at Richelieu hall. Thomas Usher won the presidency over John P. Bauman by a large margin, marking his third honor by colleagues. New officers include Jacob Schoepfel Vice President and George Brinker Recording Secretary.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Queen City’ Branch No. 43
Richelieu ‘Hall
John P. Bauman
Thomas Usher
Usher
Jacob Schoepfel
George Brinker
Williiam Medarts
Charles F. Bauer
cCharles Johanning
A. Zutterling
L. W. K. Trasy
W. H. McClelland
J. H. Tenhinfeld
Raffles Halted In Cincinnati Saloons By Police Chief
Police Chief Mikin Millikin orders raffles in downtown Cincinnati saloons stopped. City ban widens to include candy stores amid reports of players buying envelopes with numbers and hidden winning cards.
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Mikin Millikin
Cincinnati
Cigar Mistake Leads to Late Realization at Notary
A man at 23 Weet Ninth Street, identified as W. N. Tuttle, tried to light his cigar yesterday but did not notice his error until it was too late. He swore to the notary about the incident as additional details were sought.
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W. N. Tuttle
Ninth Street
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Peale
Saat
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Morrisey
Lang
A DeBerarg
Duckworth Club
Cincin- Democratic Club
Charles N. Danenhower
Ducks
Cincinnati Demontic Club
Harmon
Toledo
Busi Men’s Club
Sears
Columbo
Judge Harmon
Y Paebi
Puienger
Mr. Hunt
Wurlitzer
Steinway
A. B. Chase
Vose
Melville Clark
Kingston
Welte-Mignon
Apollo
Decker Bros
Ivers & Pond
Chickering
East Fourth
Main
Walnut
Musical Center
Victo
Rhos
Edison
Ambero! Records
Bondgrimph Records
Edison Sha
Regina
Onservatory Rae Stradivarius
Cornet
Howard
Mayf
Citizens’company
Garmighee
Sherman School
Emily Conrad
I, W. MoOre
Tail
Pix Cash Register
Dakota
Masons
Kunkel
Mall
Millikin
Bill
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