Charles E Bultman Prominent Cincinnati Business Leader
The cartoon portrays Charles E. Bultman a rising Cincinnati broker and investment banker president of the Charles E. Bultman Company. He expanded from the Carliste Building to a larger office suite atop the Linton Hotel, organized a capitalized firm of 250000 and serves Elks Masons Blaine Club circles while holding councilman at large position in Cincinnati.
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Queen City
Charles E. Bultman
Brokers and Investment Ankers
Linton Hotel
Bultmin
Cincinnati
Elks, Masons
Blaine Club
Antisaloon Club Formed in Cincinnati to Fight Crusade
Promoters outline a plan to organize an anti saloon league with fifty five members including manufacturers dealers ice lumber billiard and dairy interests. The club aims to mobilize business opposition to the crusade as dry territory expands and cites similar efforts in Chicago and New York.
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Manufacturers and Dealers
Fna
Cincinnati
Cit.s
Chicago
New York
Hamilton County
Funeral for Charles Guckenberger Held at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Friends and citizens attended the funeral for Charles Guckenberger at the Scottish Rite Cathedral yesterday. The Rev Hugo Lisenlohr delivered a tribute as Judge M L Buckwalter and Hanselmann Lodge officials conducted the rites. The Scottish Rite ring passed to George Guckenberger, the eldest son, as the Ma nonic quartet sang Requiem with Yoakley at the organ. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery with six grandsons serving as pallbearers Herman Guckenberger George Guckenberger Jr Gustave Guckenberger William Guckenberger Jr George Cramer Carl Cramer.
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Scottish Rite
Hugo Lisenlohr
M. L. Buckwalter
Hanselmann Lodge
George Guckenberger
Manonic Quartet
Yoakley
Spring Grove Cemetery
Herman Guckenberger
George Guckenberger, Jr
Gustave Guckenberger
William Guckenberger, Jr
George Cramer
Carl Cramer
Night Chief Samuel Corbin Celebrates 25 Years in Cincinnati Police
Night Chief Samuel Corbin marked his twenty fifth anniversary as a Cincinnati police officer. He joined January 11 1883 under Mayor Means and began in the river district patrolling the boat area. He rose through ranks to lieutenant, then night chief in November 1900 under Mayor Fleischmann, living with his wife and two grown children on Ida Street Mt Adams.
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Cincinnati
Means
River District
Race Street
Lawrence Street
Fourth
Race Streets
Bucktown
Fleischmann
Corbin
Ida Street
Mt. Adams
Elevated railway bill gains city club support in Cincinnati
City Club committee favors the bill to grant franchises for elevated electric railroads to J. G. Schmidlapp and associates. The panel seeks more time for thorough review while vowing city safeguards. J. G. Schmidlapp aims to see an elevated system in Cincinnati. The Fay & Egan firm vows to stay in Cincinnati and push a belt line to Bond Hill regardless of traction company opposition.
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J. G. Schmidlapp and
D. S. Oliver
Alfred Bettmann
EB. R. James
YH. B. Yergason
A. J. Freiberg
Oliver Bailey
Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
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J. A. Fay & Egan
Thomas P. Egan
Bond Hill
Traction Company
J. G. Schmidlapp
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
W. Kesley Schoepf
J. B. Foraker, Jr
Dana Stevens
Swindler of Boys Resumes Activity
The errand boy swindler is active again. A Dayton Kentucky father sent Franklin Rich age fourteen to deposit money in a savings bank in Dayton. The boy reached the bank, deposited 60 cents, then drew out 5 cents as instructed. A well dressed man offered a quick earnings scheme, took the book and money, and vanished. A second boy for Decker Electric was halted in Vine Street and relieved of an express book containing 60 cents by a man resembling the earlier swindler.
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Third Avenue
Dayton
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Vine
Walnut Streets
Eich Iied
Decker Electric Company
Lincoln Inn Court
Vine Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Hick
Death of Job Grainger Buried in Franklin Ky
Job Duncan Grainger a 60 year old traveling shoe salesman died in Nashville Tennessee on Thursday. He had lived in Cincinnati over twenty years at the Dennison Hotel and later at San Rafael Flats. He was moved to Seton Hospital, then to his sister Mrs. Harrison in Nashville. His body was shipped to Franklin Kentucky, his birthplace, for burial yesterday.
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Job Duncan Grainger
Cincinnati
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San Rafael Flats
Fourth Street
Seton Hospital
Harrison
Franklin, Ky
Funniest Play for Elks Benefit in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 prepares for its annual benefit at Music Hall on March 30. The opera The Isle of Yankee Tank features local amateurs and a 100 member chorus with a 1925 Atlantic island plot.
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No. 5
Music Hall
Isle of Yankee Tank
Cincinnati
Smileland
E. K. Bennett
Cincinnati Lodge
Hofa
St Bernard German Reformed Church Marks 25th Anniversary
The St. Bernard German Reformed Protestant Church will celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary with a morning service at 10 o'clock led by founder Rev Heikman and a short history by Rev A Seyring. Afternoon events are under the Ladies Aid Society with speakers Rev Kerrust and Rev Burkhardt and the Young People's group handling the evening program.
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Heikman
A. Seyring
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kerrust
Dinkings
Burkhardt
Oakl
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