Arrest of St Louis Waiter for Loitering
John Gallman of St Louis was arrested last night by Detectives Kelly and Cainan at Longworth and Plum on a loitering charge. Otto Krauser of 222 Broadway says a colored woman lured him into a Langdon court house where his pocketbook with $15 was stolen. A burglar hit the Rumsfelder-Erlik plant at Canal and Plum, taking 100 pairs of shoes worth $450. A thief entered the O R Bohache chicken house at Madison and Erie and stole four prize birds valued at $50 each.
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John Gallman
St. Louis
Kelly and
Cainan
Longworth
Plum Streets
Otto Krauser
Broadway
Langdon Court
Rumsfelder-Erlick Company
Canal
Madison and
Erie Avenues
Hyde Park
Woman Robbed on Seventh Street by Two Men
Miss Elsie Atkins of 728 Harriet street was robbed early yesterday on Seventh street between Linn and Cutter streets. Two white men seized her wrists and took a purse containing $20.
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Seventh Street
Linn
Cutter Streets
Elsie Atkins
Harriet Street
Socialists Hold Meeting in Central Turner Hall
The Fifth and Seventh Ward Socialists discussed "The Desecration of the Home" yesterday afternoon in Central Turner Hall. Miss Lotta Burke spoke to about 300 Socialists and sympathizers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Seventh Ward
Turner Hall
Artist Will Lecture Tonight Before Cincinnati Art Club
F. Hopkinson Smith author and artist lectures at the Linton Hotel this evening at 8 before the Cincinnati Art Club. He will be introduced by H. F. Farny. Lunch will be served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hopkinson Smith
Linton Hotel
Cincinnati Art Club
H. F. Farny
Preservation of Structural Steel Address by Huston Lowe
Huston Lowe of Dayton Ohio will speak on the Preservation of Structural Steel at the Engineers' Club of Cincinnati meeting in the Literary Club rooms at 25 East Eighth street. President H C Innes will chair the session Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston Lowe
Dayton
Engineers’ Club of Cincinnati
Literary Club
East Eighth Street
H. C. Innes
Trustees Re-Elected at Altenheim Meeting
At yesterday’s governors meeting the present Trustees were re-elected: Imil Keugemann J A Meyer H L Kirstein C W H Luebbert and A Fischer. Action on erecting tablets in memory of benefactors was deferred to February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Altenheim
Imil Keugemann
J. A. Meyer
H. L. Kirstein
C. W. H. Luebbert
A. Fischer
Douglas Council No 2 U R K P Officers Elected
At the last meeting of Douglas Council No 2 U R K P officers were elected for the ensuing year: Captain George H Hieber First Lieutenant P V Metzke Second Lieutenant William Schaurer Recorder Adam Anthes The council is making extensive preparations for its camp next summer.
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Douglas
U. R
K. of P
George H. Hieber
P. V. Metzke
William Schaurer
Adam Anthes
Closing Exercises of Forty Hours Devotion at Holy Trinity
The closing exercises were held last night at Holy Trinity Catholic Church on West Fifth Street with Rev. Henry Buse officiating. Other clergy included Rev. Joseph Sand as deacon, George Meyer as subdeacon, and John Gal as master of ceremonies. Eleven hundred parishioners attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
West Fifth Street
Henry Buse
Joseph Sand
George Meyer
John Gal
Fire at empty stable on Flint Street controlled quickly
A stable at 1043 Flint Street was set on fire by unknown persons yesterday. A pedestrian alerted Captain Davy of Engine Company No. 29, a still alarm was sent, and firefighters extinguished the blaze with minor loss.
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Flint Street
Davy
Engine Company No
Falls From His Engine Injures Covington Fireman
Eli Richter a 21 year old railroad fireman of Covington Kentucky was badly injured at the Big Four round house last night when he fell ten feet from the engine while adjusting machinery He landed on his head was unconscious and rushed to City Hospital for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Richter
Russell Street
Covington
Big Four Roundhouse
Weather dampens crowd for local concert at Music Hall
Inclement weather kept many away yesterday afternoon but those who attended at Music Hall enjoyed the John C. Weber Band and United Singers. An excellent programme with generous encores followed. Miss Blanche Mehaffey performed several solos and Ford N. Weiss played the cornet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
John C. Weber
United Singers
Blanche Mehaffey
Ford N. Weiss
Trustees elected for St Joseph Orphan Asylum Association
The annual election of trustees of the St Joseph Orphan Asylum Association concluded with N. J. Hoban as President Rev J T Gallagher as Vice President J J Sullivan as Treasurer and a slate including George W Tibbles Anthony B Dunlap Recording Secretary Robert T Heath Joseph W Conroy M P Scully James J Smiley John E Fallon Frank Burns Thomas Geoghegan Joseph Costello Lawrence Becker Daniel Butler Frank Armstrong Joseph P Rogers Henry Franz Edw Rieckelman Louis S Finch among others.
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St. Joseph Orphan Asylum Association
N. J. Hoban
J. T. Gallagher
J. J. Sullivan
George W. Tibbles
Anthony B. Dunlap
Robert T. Heath
Joseph W. Conroy
M. P. Scully
James J. Smiley
John E. Fallon
Frank Burns
Thomas Geoghegan
Joseph Costello
Lawrence Becker
Daniel Butler
Frank Armstrong
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks Plan City Association
C H Miller chief clerk of the Gibson House and ex president of the Ohio State Hotel Clerks Association invites every city hotel clerk to a Gibson House meeting next Thursday afternoon for organization. Over fifty clerks eligible, weekly meetings planned to share duties and improve familiarity, with beat descriptions to aid hotels facing issues.
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Cincinnati
C. H. Miller
Gibson House
Ohio State Hotel Clerks’ Association
Man Wants to Fly From Hotel Window
Mike Wagner aged 35 told Clerk McLean he would jump from the fifth floor of the Walnut Street lodging and float away. The clerk and porter followed him to his room and he was sent to City Hospital where he said he wanted to kill himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wagner
Lee House
Walnut Street
McLean
Mcléan
City Hospital
Missing Conservatory Student Feared Violent Disappearance
Police seek O. M. Brown a Conservatory of Music student at Mt. Auburn missing since Saturday. He carried money and friends fear foul play. He registered Friday and stayed at 424 Plum Street boarding house before vanishing after attending the school. Brown came from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Brown
Conservatory of Music
Mt. Auburn
Brown
Conservatory
Hannah Richards
Plum Street
St Bernard German Reformed Church Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The St Bernard German Reformed Protestant Church observed its twenty fifth anniversary with German morning services led by founder Rev Charles Heikman. Afternoon programs by the Ladies Aid Society featured a history review by Pastor Rev A Seyring and comments by Key E Burkhardt of Oakley. Evening events were run by the Elmwood Place Young People’s Society and attendance was strong.
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St. Bernard
Charles Heikman
Ladies' Aid Society
A. Seyring
Key
E. Burkhardt
Oakley
Young People’s Society
Elmwood Place
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 to confer Red Cross order
Knights Templars announce the Order of the Red Cross will be conferred at the stated conclave on Monday January 13 at 7 30 p m Sir Knights from other commanderies are invited to attend Eminent Commander John Dolph presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Order of the Red Cross
John Dolph
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Listed for Local Residents
A list of death notices and funeral details for Edwin Alden Catherine Bunthoff Louisa De Bruine Mary Early Charles Fischer J James Gill Martha Hubbell Minnie Wayden Lydia Jewett Louis Koester Jacob Loffink Jacob Lutz Jane Randall and others with dates January 9 to January 14 and service locations including Spring Grove Norwood Avonale McPherson First Protestant Church and German Protestant Cemetery.
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Alden
Edwin
Auburn Avenue
Bunthoff
Catherine
Nee Geers
Henry Bunthoff
Hmming Street
St. George’s Church
Corryville
DE Bruine
Louisa C
Franz
Matthew de Bruine
Maple Avenue
Norwood
Zion Reform Church
Mary E
J. H. Early
Park Avenue
Hartwell
Anna C
James Gill
Spring Grove Chapel
Hubbell
Martha Nancy
W. M. Hubbell
Prospect Place
Avondale
Wayden
Minnie E
Jewett
Lydia S
Stump
Pliny N. Jewett
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Spring Grove
Koester—Louis
Oak Avenue
Price Hill
First Protestant Church
McPherson Avenue
Loffink
Jacob
Barbara Loffink
Rodler
Trevor Avenue
Cheviot
Bridgetown
Lutz
Peter
Rosetta Lutz
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H. & S. Pogue
Crete
Hi. & S. Pogue Co
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
N.W
McPherson Square
Ghickerm
W.G. A Ams Co
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati’s
Fred
Herman Gerson
Pfeiffer Brunet
Gustave Beer
Paquin
Campagnie
Russe
Hudson Bay
Alaska
The
H. & S. Pogue Co
Will
Altenheim
Weber
Old Mexico
BY Sea
Mexico
F. & L,ween & Exe Rolle
New Orleans
All Mexico
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga Park
L. A. Lucas
Chas
W. Zell
Queen & Crescent
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Vine Sts
Ohio
Cincinnati Hotel
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Metropolitan Service
Man
St. Bernard German Reformed Church
Shillito
John
Brown & Sons
Belfast
Ireland
Dohn Shillife Company
Alleghanies
Velvet
Brussels
Che Hohn Phillite
Masonic
Seidel
Frederick
Harrison Avenue
Kifidly
Fortyseventh
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Ichie Bros Jewelers
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Fast Express Servi
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. II
Kronprinz Wm
Kaiser
Seydlitz
Rhein
Barbarossa
Mediterranean
Naples
Genoa
Gibraltar
K. Luise
Neckar
K. Albert
Friedrich
P. Irene
Clary
Wamssam
Wees
N. G. Lloyd Express Lind
Marseilles
Alexandria
Levant
Royal Roumanian
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrna
Oelrichs & CO
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton National Bank
Bepler & Co
Main
Sankman National Bank
S ™.Kuhn & Sons
D. Third St
Western German Bank
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
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