National Society for Industrial Education Moves Forward
A Business Men's Club meeting in Chicago discussed appointing delegates for the second National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education in the United States. Leaders like Charles W. Eliot and Henry Pritchett helped launch the movement aiming to raise the status of manual training and create better opportunities for skilled workers. Cincinnati delegates and discussions with the Board of Education, Manufacturers' Club, and Carriage Makers' Club were noted as steps ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
National Society For the Promotion of
United States
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Henry §._ Pritchett
Massachusetts School of Technology
Charles B. Wright
Clark College
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Charles W. Dabney
Herman Schneider
J. L. Scherer
William Lodge
Fred A. Geier
Co. R. Houston
8. B. Dyer
Board of Education
Manufacturers
Day Off for Fire Department Sparks Mandamus Talk
Reports say mandamus actions may target the Board of Public Safety if it does not back an ordinance granting a day off for fire department members. Chief Archibald estimates 91 extra hires needed and a $104,000 yearly cost. A West End councilman notes a resident vows to press for compliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of’ Public’ Safety
Council
Fire Department
Archibald
West End
Sete
Men of the Safety Board
Exempt Bond Issues Urged For City Improvements
At a Finance Committee session a bill will be drafted to exempt street and sewer improvement bonds and track elevation from the Longworth act. Councilman Ed Kellogg says removing restraints could ease city finances and speed necessary projects in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Council
Board of Public Service
Ed. Kellogg
Cincinnati
Chamber Elects Officers Today
The Chamber of Commerce election will be held today from 12 to 3 PM with Regular and Independent ticket campaigners securing votes. Tell ers A G Wood Harry Rigdon H I Finke George H Hus chart D B Granger and John DeMolet Jr preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
A. G. Wood
Harry ‘Rigdon
H. I. Finke
George H. Huschart
D. B. Granger
John DeMolet
Bank Officials Retain Positions After Annual Elections
Annual bank elections bring few changes as incumbents retire or remain in post. M. M. White resigns as Fourth National President after thirty years, Charles E. Wilson becomes President, with H. P. Cooke acting as Vice President and Cashier. Several banks announce director changes and new officers across Citizens National Merchants National Atlas National and other institutions, with vote tallies reported at multiple banks.
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National Banks
Fourth National
Charles E. Wilson
M. M. White
H. P. Cooke
White
George H. Bohrer
S. F. Dana
Fred A. Geier
Justin Greiss
Louis J. Hauck
C.M
Holloway
Levi
W.schwartz
George 2. Crabbs
George Bohrer
L.J. Hauck
W. C. Wachs
Orrin Littell
Louis T. Block
C. A. Bosworth
Tilden R. French
Albert McCullough
Julius Fleischmann
Casper H. Rowe
John J. Sullivan
D. Wachman
Norman G. Kenan
Samuel T. Griffiths
Abraham Furst
George Puchta
Max C. Fleischmann
O Dell Home Sold Rumor Stirring Cincinnati Real Estate
Mrs. W J O Dell departs for New York as rumors spread that her Dana Avenue Reading Road estate sold for about 100 000. Garry Herrmann named but avoids confirmation while Loring Andrews furnished the palace once owned by the late William J O Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. O'Dell
New York City
O'Dell
Cincinnati
William J. O'Dell
Loring Andrews
Andrews
Europe
Avondale
Garry Herrmann
Serial contest announced by The Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune will run a two part serial from The New York Herald and The Commercial Tribune with prizes for best local criticism. Final main prizes total 350 dollars over eighteen weeks, including a 200 dollar top prize and a 100 50 dollar secondary and third prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
New York Herald
United States
England
New York ‘Herald
Commercial ‘Tribune
Max Pemberton
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Commercial Tribune Committee
Herald
National bank directors and officers reshuffles listed
The article lists directorate and officer changes at multiple banks including Market National Second National First National Bank of Cheviot Madisonville and American National Atlas National Citizens National and First National Bank with names such as John Zumstein George Puchta Will L. Finch George Bentel Avery Markland Dr. William Hier J. M. Crawford H. A. Winans and W. S. Rowe among others. It notes reappointments and anticipated reorganization timelines across several institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National
M. Richardson
Ollie Tucker
A. J. Becht
William D. Knox
Merchants’ National
George Ingalls
Howard Rogers
C. A. Stevens
C.A. Stevens
John A. Oberhelman
Atlas National
L. E. Miller
J. M. Potter
Benjamin B. Dale
Robert H. West
Second National
L. H. Brooks
Samuel J.murray
John Omwake
J. M. Kennedy
John G. Robinson
E. BH. Galbreath
Co. H. Davis
William Albert
John F. Robinson
Charles Davis
E. E. Galbreath
G. W. Williams
J. C. Gutting
R. C. Johns
Third National
Stewart Shillito
Alexander McDonald
W. A. Lemmon
O. 2
Perin
C. A. Ault
Alexander Offnér
Charles H. Kellogg
Charles C. Chase
T. J. Moffett
Harry L. Laws
Thomas T. Gaff
C. H. Kellogg
C. T. Perin
Max Mosler
M. C. Weiglein
Andrew Jergens
J. J. Heidacher
G. M. Mosler
First National Bank
Lockland
L. B. Cavett
Joseph Brinkmann
L. KF. Mohr
George Puchta
John Zumstein
Market National
Cheviot
Sherman Applegate
George Bental
Will L. Finch
Henry Brondos
Avery Markland
Benjamin Meyerfield
N. Ruebel
J. A. Snider
Fred Walker
George Bentel
Carthage
Madisonville
B.S. Clemons
William G. Hier
American National
American National Bank
A. G. Brunsman
M. Blair
J. M. Crawford
Bo Henley
William Christie Herron
William A. Kaiper
John Leverone
M. W. Mack
E. E. Shipley
H. A. Seinsheimer
M. K. Sternberger
N. Ashley Lloyd
Adolph Sander
George F. Dieterle
George Guckenberger
William Guckenberger
Albert Lackman
Charles J. Ziegler
Strike ends as union and masters sign 1908 1909 rates
A special committee from the District Council of the Painters Union and the Master Painters Association met and set wage scales for 1908 and 1909. Painters receive 40 and 42.5 cents per hour, frescoers 45 and 47.5 cents, with eight hours per day. The sympathetic strike clause is recognized, and the strike was called off with work to resume today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Painters’Union
Master,Painters’ Association
Funeral Services for Rev Sherrard Beatty Founder of Rescue Mission
Funeral services for Rev Sherrard Beatty founder of the Rescue Mission will be held tomorrow at 1 PM in his George Street residence 545 West Seventh Street with Rev H O Frye of Norwood officiating. Beatty born in Little Washington PA came to the city fourteen years ago opening a mission on Fifth Street later moving to Sixth and then Plum Street. The George Street mission was built eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrard Beatty
Rescue Mission
George Street
West Seventh Street
H. O. Frye
Norwood
Mr. Beatty
Little Washington
Fifth Street
Sixth
Plum Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain gums wind colic and diarrhoea. It notes compliance with the Food and Drugs Act dated June 30 1906 and lists Serial No 1098.
Reclamation Service lecture to feature travelogue views
Unity Club to host a Sunday lecture by Dc J Blanchard statistician of the Reclamation Service titled Travelogue detailing achievements of the new bureau. He will show about a hundred stereopticon views of towers in canyons and artificial lakes and tunnels carrying rivers into other valleys, highlighting vast government engineering feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
Unity Club
Dc. J. Blanchard
Dying Man Lee Youchem Found In Street
Lee Youchem aged 38 of 4 West Front Street was found unconscious in the street at Second and Smith after dark. He died at City Hospital last night from a fractured skull and a broken arm with unclear cause. Some speculated a train strike, others a fall on the footpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Youchem
West Front Street
City Hospital
Second
Smith Streets
Budge
Mircag
Youchem
Saloon Fight Over Criticism Leads to Fine for Cunningham
Thomas Cunningham was fined five dollars and costs in Police Court for assault and battery after a January 1 brawl in a Forest avenue saloon. He allegedly struck Frank Tighe, a former sanitary policeman, with a beer glass following Cunningham’s uncomplimentary remark about a well known Democratic politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cunningham
Forest Avenue
Cunningham
Frank Tighe
Evangelical Alliance Plans Lobby for Local Option Pill
Dr. Hebert Ketcham of the Evangelical Alliance executive committee was sent to Columbus to lobby for the county local option pill. The committee met at Rev. Dr. Watson's church to discuss Sunday amusements and the Schmidt bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Dr. Ketcham
Hebert Ketcham
The
Columbus
Dr. Watson
Church of the Covenant
Eighth and Elm
Alliance
Schmidt
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Frank Gorton
Race Street
Walnut Hills
Peebles Corner
Clifton
Fourth and Walnut
Mandamus
Eimer
Amend
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Chamber
Robert P. Gillham
B. W. Waston
John D. Lindsay
E. C. Skinner
Charles H. Hess
Sigmund Freitery
Charles W. Schmidt
Fred Hartweg
Independent Ticket
Thomas P. Egan
B. W. Wasson
George Zehler
Harrie B. McQuough
Dreifus
Sig. Freiberg
Charles E. van Leunen
John Woesten
Wilson
Odell
Briggs
John Kilgour
William J. Lippincott
John W. Warrington
James N. Gamble
Charles P. Taft
W. L. Kirkpatrick
M. E. Moch
Edward Goepper
W. Kesley Schoepf
William Cooper Procter
Bayard Livingston Kilgour
Charles D. Kinney
Meyer Oettinger
Griffith P. Griffith
Franklin Alter
Bernhard Bettmann
Stephen R. Burton
Thomas J. Davis
Richard Dymond
James C. Ernst
J. Walter Freiberg
Charles L. Harrison
Reuben A. Holden
Frank J. Jones
Perii Langdon
Joseph Rawson
William Rowe
Edward Senior
Henry C. Urner
Clifford B. Wright
W. 8. Rowe
Stephen R
Bury City
Danner
Main ST
Telephone
Bell Telephone CO
Vine Street
BIG Four
NEW York Central Lines
Toledo
Detroit
Vine
Ritchie
Eric Bone Canal
Adele
Flora
N .Y
Roberson
Lawrence
Walter N. the Man ON the
Jameson Lee Finney
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Ohio
W. 8S. Hukill, JR
W.G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth
Rainforth
Harlin
Elsie Janis
Hoyden
Joseph Cawthorn
Moust
Macmillen
America
Mme
Rosini van Dyk
Richard Hageman
John Coote
Everett Piano
Olympic
Mats. Sun
Dan A. Wolf
William H., Crane
Walnut
Jules Murry
Rama
Texas
Columbia Jam
Houdini
Ohanasan & CO
Barrows, Lancaster CO
Guyer and
CRIS
Eleanor Falke
Montrose Trouph
Julius Tannen
Les Aubin J.bones
Kinodrome
Columbia
McFadden
James
Corbett
Matinee Daily
Death Valley
Anita
THD
Singing Girl
Eople
Tru
Washington Society
Straus
Buflesane
al Reeves
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
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