Miss Lillian Mulheeran Identified After Death in Garfield Place
Miss Lillian Mulheeran of Connersville Indiana died at 121 Garfield Place from an internal hemorrhage while about to become a mother. A rooming house search revealed a Connelly alias. Attorney Reuben Conner identified the body. A mysterious husband and a caller from Connersville preceded burial in Connersville.
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Mabel Connelly
Garfield Place
Coe
Lillian Mulheeran
Connersville
Ind
Reuben Conner
Mulheeran
E. P. Joseph
West Court Street
Hannah Buck
Connelly
John Mulheeran
Lillian
Conner
Boy Fatally Hurt While Father Chases a Thief
Two pedestrians were fatally injured by automobiles in separate incidents. Alfred Wissman, 10, was struck while chasing a thief near Avondale and died shortly after at the Jewish Hospital. William Crittenden, 3, was struck on Grand and Warsaw avenues in Price Hill, with his injuries considered serious, after chauffeur Fox failed to stop in time. Mr. Gorman, driver of the second car, arranged care and hospital billing.
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L. Wissman
Aetail
Reading Road
Union Street
Avondale
Wissman
Alfred Wissman
M Hed
William Crittenden
Theresa
Tomlinson Streets
Grand
Warsaw Avenues
Price Hill
Crittenden
Cincinnati Traction Company
John Gorman
Fox
Gorman
Mr. Crittenden
Mr. Gorman
O’dell Brokerage and Commission Company
Secret Service Agent Bolan hunts for handsome woman
Secret Service Agent Michael Bolan pursues a counterfeit coin case centered on 1853 one dollar gold pieces sold by a "handsome" woman. Emile Clauss, a pawnbroker, reported the ruse after a well dressed woman offered four coins to a bank teller for a premium. Clauss tested the coins and alerted Bolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Bolan
Michael Bolan
Mr. Bolan
Emile Clauss
Vine ‘Street
Eighth
City Hall Bank
Fred Schlicte
Bmgile Clauss
SelNide
Clauss
Vine Street
Colonel Bolan
Reverend McKinney Seeks Meeting With Mayor Markbreit
The Rev. David McKinney of the Reformed Presbyterian Church met with Mayor Markbreit in a personal visit. It is suggested the discussion could foreshadow a request from the Evangel Alliance. Another caller at the Mayor’s office was Mayor Jones of Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKinney
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Markbreit
Evangel Allance
Mayor Jones
Norwood
Memorial Services Planned for Henry Ketter
A memorial service will be held Thursday night in the U M Co auditorium for the late Henry Ketter a Democratic politician who died a month ago. The event is under the auspices of the International Union of Steam Engineers. Alfred Cohen will deliver the memorial oration for the Duckworth Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ketter
International Union of Steam Engineers
Alfred’ M. Cohen
Duckworth Club
New School Board Reorganizes and Elects Officers
The board elected Dr. Stephen Marvin as president and John Schwaab as vice president after reorganization of the city school board. Vacancies were filled with Dr. Gottlieb Deutsch and Dr. C. A. Corey as new members, and several resignations were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
C. A. Corey
F. Kautz
Gottlieb Deutsch
L. Dauner
Marvin
Berger
Stephen Marvin
John Schwaab
Coghill
Otto J. Renner
William J. Klein
Fourteenth Ward
Smith Hickenlooper
Klein
Hickenlooper
Schoolmasters’ Club
Dyer
Take Short Men 5 Boyd's Advice
The Board of Public Safety may lower fire department height requirements from 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 7 inches to widen eligibility. Chief Archibald noted eighty nine applicants and ten passes on the last exam with most men within a half inch of the standard. President Boyd proposed adjusting height and having Surgeon Minor draft a proportional schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Yeste
Archibald
Fire Department
Surgeon Minor
Boyd
Cincinnati Music Festival announces eighteenth biennial plan
The Cincinnati Musical Festival Association revealed four evening concerts and two matinees for May 5 to 9 at Music Hall. Soloists include Johanna Gadski Corinne Rider Kelsey Heink Janet Spencer and Edward Johnson with Dalton Baker. The 500 child chorus and Theodore Thomas Orchestra join Frank Van der Stucken conducting. Season tickets $15. seats April 21 22.
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Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Bach
Mme
Ser Heink
Janet Spencer
Daniel, Beddoe
Edward Johnson
Dalton Baker
London
Public Schools of
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Frank van der Stucken
Frederick Stock
Chief Forester Lectures Planned For January 25
The Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club held its monthly meeting and banquet at the Business Men's Club. Gifford Pinchot, Chief Forester, urged a January 25 talk before the club. Debates over railroad demurrage were referred to the River and Rail Committee.
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Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club
Business Men’s Club
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Southern Railroads
River and Rail Committee
Antituberculosis League
League
Belt Line Freight Levy Spur Plans for Cincinnati Rail Merger
Plan envisions a belt line belt through manufacturing districts to cut drayage costs and feed interurban routes. Freight only line would connect factories to rail terminals while an elevated system handles passengers, with a three rail track to accommodate different gauges and faster citywide service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Edgar Stark
Procter & Gamble
Ohio
Indiana
Norwood
Hamilton
Cincinnati Seeks Belt Line to Link Markets and Farms
Discussion centers on a belt line and direct routes into Cincinnati to speed farm produce to markets. Proponents argue reduced delays from interurban roads would boost shipments of vegetables milk and eggs from rural districts. J G Schmidlapp may cede elevated line if the traction company proceeds and could finance the belt line if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. G. Schmidlapp
Traction Company
Schmidlapp
Honor the Woman Who Taught Taft
Miss Louisa D. Horsley, a Sixteenth District School teacher on Southern Avenue Mt Arthur, received a complimentary after school reception on the fortieth anniversary of her career. She was given roses and hosted at a buffet luncheon. her most famous pupil is William H. Taft, secretary of war, and she is esteemed by Cincinnati’s prominent businessmen.
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Louisa D. Horsley
Southern Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Horsley
Miss Horsley
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Postoffice Clerks Set 30 Day Vacation Aim at National Meet
The annual meeting of the Postoffice Clerks Association approved a 30 day vacation plan replacing two weeks with pay. Officers elected include President William L. Miller and Vice President A W Blesh. The board lists C D Garrison M B Greene John McClelland G Boehm and others. Delegates named William Miller and John McClelland to National and State conventions.
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Postoffice Clerks’ Association
National Association
Birmingham
William L. Miller
A. W. Blesh
Ralph Keelin
John McClelland
Joseph Shafer
C. D. Garrison
M. B. Greene
G. Boehm
C. Nightingale
A. Dietrich
Edward Shannon
C. A. Klein
William Cox
Sam Moller
William Miller
Pennsylvania Lines Timetable Changes Take Effect January 5
The Pennsylvania Lines adjust train times from Cincinnati for several routes and withdraw the weekday 11 am and Sunday 7 15 am Morrow service. Trains shift departures to 2 10 pm New York 2 15 pm Columbus 2 00 pm Logansport and 3 20 pm Zanesville.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
New York
Columbus
Logansport
Zanesville
Morrow
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Schumann Heink
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