Brewers Defeat Gillham in Cincinnati Chamber Vote
The Commercial Tribune reports that Thomas P. Egan defeated Robert P. Gillham for the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Presidency by about twenty votes. Brewers suspected to have influenced the result after a signers list on a petition to remove saloons linked Gillham to a business associate. some signers withdrew, invalidating the petition.
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Chamber of Commerce
Avondale
Bond Hill
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Tribune
Comercial Tribune
Cincinnati Brewers’ Board of Trade
Thomas P. Egan
Fay & Egan Company
Robert P. Gillham
Change
Gillham
John Hancock
Mr. Gillham
Mr. Egan
Avondale and Bond
Hillary
Cuticura Remedies Endorsement Listing Skin Cure
An 1907 testimonial from M. W. LaRue of Louisville Louisville praising Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for eczema psoriasis and scalp conditions after other doctors failed The brief cites dramatic relief for himself and a child and notes the remedies as proven by witnesses and ads for Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases and free sample offers.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
M. W. LaRue
Seventh St
Louisville, Ky
Ie World
Macmillen Shows Wonderful Skill in Violin Recital
Francis Macmillen, born in Marietta Ohio, played a varied program at the Grand Opera House. Accompanist Richard Hageman and soprano Rosina Van Dyk supported. the audience praised his bow technique though critics note less emphasis on soul. The recital evoked a Belgian atmosphere with selections by Vieuxtemps Mozart Schubert Wieniawski Paganini and Delibes.
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Francis Macmillen
Ohio
Grand Opera House
Mr. Macmillen
Marietta
Buckeye
Vieuxtemps
Mozart
Schubert
Wieniawski
Paganini
Macmillen
Richard Hageman
Mme
Rosina van Dyk
Felicien David
Delibes
Bell
Lakme
Yaw
Bruesels
Belgium
Ward Worker Zippenfeld Dead at 47
Edward Zippenfeld longtime superintendent of painting and decorating at the Courthouse died yesterday at 1712 Western Avenue He was 47 and leaves a widow no children An active Republican in the Twenty first Ward his funeral will be from his residence tomorrow.
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Edward Zippenfeld
Western Avenue
Zippenfeld
Rodgers Retained by Friends in Cincinnati Park Office
The Cincinnati Board of Public Service reappointed J. W. Rodgers as Superintendent of Parks and Driveways, prompted by friendships with Otto Armleder and other civic figures. The move avoided a political clash, with Democrats hinting at expulsion efforts at upcoming club meetings while Rodgers stays busy managing the parks.
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J. W. Rodgers
Cincinnati
Rodgers
Republican Board of Public Service
Otto Armleder
Bob” Reynolds
A. J. Conroy
Shaffer
Business Men’s Club
Drach
Sadler
New Republican Board of Public Service
Mr. Rodgers
Mr. Manss
Mr. Meyers
John Cornette, Jr
Service Board
Cornette
Danenhower
Duckworth Club
Andrew Jackson
Democratic Club
Blaine Club
Pie filled Carthage accident injures three men
Three Carthage men were seriously injured in separate morning crashes. Charles Fuller a baker on Main Avenue and Anthony Street was struck when his wagon loaded with bakery goods collided with a Millcreek Valley car, leaving him unconscious and covered in pastries. John Jr. and George Leininger brothers, carrying meat for their father’s store, were thrown when their wagon bolt snapped as a switch engine frightened the horse. George broke a leg while meat and sausages toppled on him. Both brothers were treated at home by Dr. Riesenberg.
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Carthage
Charles Fuller
Main Avenue
Anthony Street
John, Jr
George Leininger
John Leininger
Fuller
Carthage Pike
Faller
Schanzle
W.O. Saffin
Leininger
Procter & Gamble
George
John
Riesenberg
Family Historian Selected for Bonbright Bonebrake Lineage
Colonel Stephen S. Bonbright of Cincinnati chosen by the Bonbright Bonebrake family council as historian. He has spent over thirty years compiling genealogical material from church and state records and interviews with forebears. Bonbright is a noted songwriter and journalist and recently served as Custodian of Records and Supplies in Cincinnati.
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Bonbright - Bonebrake
United States
Stephen S. Bonbright
Betts Street
Cincinnati
New Recorder
Jand
Bonbright
Gineer
Charles N. Danenhower
Ci Hall
French Consul Predicts War Between Japan and United States
Eugene Pooley, French Consul to Cincinnati, says officials in Paris and Washington expect Japan and the United States to wage war eventually. He cites France’s diplomatic changes and Japan’s Pacific strength and territorial aims as evidence that hostilities are likely though not imminent.
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France
Eugene Pooley
Cincinnati
United States
Japan
Mr. Pooley
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Hawaii
Saloonist Arrested for Obscene Literature in Vine Street
Edward Schwartz of 1319 Vine Street was arrested by Detectives Bell and Burkholz on charges of distributing obscene literature and displaying a gaming device. Police say dodgers with the saloon name and improper pictures appeared on Upper Vine Street. a ping pong set was found on the counter. Schwartz was released on bond.
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Edward Schwartz
Vine Street
Bell
Burkholz
Upper Vine Street
Schwartz
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