Plan for city streets outlined and funded in yearly report
Superintendent Shipley reports twelve month program improving main thoroughfares and lesser streets with a total department cost of 36679.73 dollars. The plan favored city labor for asphalt repairs, repaired bowldered streets, added flushing and sweeping machines, stabilizing sewers and drains, and restored street cuts by paying the opening parties.
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Linn
Liberty Street
Walnut Hills
Avondale
Carthage Pike
Shipley
Board of Public Service
Spring Grove Avefiue
Reading Road
City Club Meetings and Religious Address Herald New Year Activities
The afternoon features Rev. William Spiegel Jr delivering The Riddle of Life at House of Refuge chapel at 8. Christmas carols and child recitations follow. The Boys of America hosts a public library lecture by Harry Billard. Socialists hear The Law and the Man with invited law students. Election judges plan final meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall. An Eagles No. 143 all day New Year social invites lodge members and spouses from neighboring cities.
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House of Refuge
William Spiegel, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Allison
Boys of America
Public
Harry Billard
Frederick Burckhhardt
Elizabeth Burckhardt
East Walnut Hills
Nicholas Klett
Socialist Hall
Fifteenth
Rim Streets
Iaw
Cosmopolitan Hall
Vine Street
Cipeinnat Aérie of Eagles
Ceities
Triannual reunion at the Grand Hotel
Saar of the eigen of 94 and Hughes presided as the school held its triannual reunion at the Grand Hotel. Letters from many absent members were read and a social evening followed the six o’clock dinner. Bocmidt Pleasure Club will keep house at the club quarters.
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Saar
Eigen
Hughes
Grand Hotel
O'Slock
Bocmidt
Club la Oy
Knockers Club Christmas Gift Exchange Aims at Fifty Cents
Members of the Business Men's club held their annual Christmas gathering described as a lively eating party and rapping contest. Otto Armleder played Santa, distrib uting inexpensive gifts while notable members received humorous tokens and water gun or toy prizes. The event ended with plans for New Year open house and continued camaraderie.
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Business Men’s Club
Otto Armleder
Santa Claus
Armleder
Dickey” McComas
McComas
Squire
Frank B. Wiborg
Judge Littleford
Charles Hinsch
Judge Smedes
Otto Geier
Liberty
Will Doepke
W. H. Harrison
G. Brown
Business Men's Club
Leoni
Ohio hotel clerks session opens in Cincinnati with plans
The Ohio Hotel Clerks Association holds its fourth annual session in Cincinnati with the executive committee meeting at the Linton hotel. State officers report, then public sessions Monday. Tuesday is for sightseeing and a banquet at Gibson House. The local and state groups emphasize professional standards and mutual benefit. A special reception committee and arrangements to entertain visiting wives are noted.
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Ohio Hotel Clerks’association
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks’ Association
Fred M. Hopkins
Toledo
State Association
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
W. Gray
Cleveland
Linton
Gibson House
Messrs
Kirker
the Sun
Munro and Kline
Thet
Charles H. Miller
Gibson
Arthur Kirker
Sinton
Marion Tyson
Munro
A. C. Jo
Princeton Eaenie
N. Ma
Cincinaie
Two Novel Gifts Await Mayor in Telegram Messages
Mayor John McDermott awaits two telegrams from 1909 era sources. One from Nolan and White promises a model auto by express for him and his wife. The other from Hynicka, Lebanon PA, mentions a red tailed deer sent to him, with no confirmation of arrival yet.
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Markbreit
Tom Nolan
Nolan and White
Hay
Express
Help'em-Alls
Catskills
Hynicka
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
McDermott
Hig Auto
Bliss Names New Manager at Western Union Cincinnati Office
L. G. Moores was named chief operator in Cincinnati to succeed John Mc Cabe after an investigation into broker quotations from the Chicago board of trade. Moores, from the West fifteen years, rose from operator to night chief and then chief of the day force overseeing over 200 men. He did not disclose subchief appointments.
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Bliss
Western Union Telegraph Company
L. G. Moores
Cincinnati
John McCabe
Chicago Board of Trade
Moores
McCabe
Fall Injures Woman in Home Stairway Incident
Miss Delia Allen age 45 of Seventh and Baymiller streets fell down her cellar stairs Wednesday afternoon sustaining severe facial and bodily contusions. She was admitted to the city hospital in critical condition with possible internal injuries feared.
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Delia Allen
Seventh
Baymiller Streets
City Hospital
Fashion Notes for Women and Children in Cincinnati
In Vogue in Cincinnati highlights mushroom shaped hats for girls up to six, beaded trims, high or semi decollete party frocks with soft sash girdles, and motor sweaters worn under auto coats. Japanese embroidery screens, crinkled bow knots, and cameo jewelry rise in popularity. Scarves and boxes for stocks and jabots appear. tabourette and black gowns with ola embroidery gain favor.
Falls Down Stairway At Enterprise Hotel
Michael McKittrick aged 45 of the Enterprise hotel fell down the stairway while carrying coal yesterday. He sustained chest injuries and a tile fractured. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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Michael McKittrick
Enterprise Hotel
City Hospital
Nose Injury Suffered By James Farrell In Fall
James Farrell aged 48 of 643 West Eighth Street is in city hospital with a broken nose after a fall yesterday.
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James Farrell
West Eighth Street
City Hospital
Men's Spring Coats Shift Toward Double and Single Breasted Styles
Fashion notes for men highlight a return of double breasted vests and a shift in coats. Tailors report fewer single breasted vests with frock coats as collars gain dressy emphasis. Dip in sack coat length lessens this spring with two and three button styles gaining prominence.
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Cbata
Uniform crossings proposal to City Engineer
Superintendent Shipley reported to the board on uniform street crossings in Cummineville. He noted that most crossings have planks beside the railroad and crushed stone filling space between rails, creating poor crossings. He urged referral to City Engineer Sundmeker to prepare specifications for uniform crossings and asked review of raised tracks near Queen City and Harrison avenues by the B and O S W R R Co.
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Shipley
Street and Sewer Repair Department
Board of Public Service
B & OG
Queen City
Harrison Avenues
Visiting engineers to inspect Cincinnati fire protection plans
Mayor Markbreit learned that Chief Engineer Walther of the New York board of underwriters and several engineers will visit Cincinnati Tuesday morning to inspect the fire department and waterworks potential improvements.
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Markbreit
Walther
New York Board ‘of Underwriters
Cincinnati
Aee
Nick Rusbel Te Bay Wae Main in Lick Rut Reed
The readable fragments note a person named Nick Rusbel and a location or event phrase Lick Rut Reed. No clear action or outcome is established in the text. Further context is needed to determine the event or significance.
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Nick Rusbel Te
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