Burglars Steal Cigars From Wise Crockett Store
A burglar entered 520 John Street shop Wise Crockett and stole cigars and tobacco. A separate break in at 524 Smith Street stole sleeper Wes ley Langston's clothing while he slept. Henry Conrad, 48, farmer of Peach Grove C, fell from a car, sustaining a severe scalp wound and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Crockett
John Street
Wesley Langston
Smith Street
Farmer
Henry Conrad
Peach Grove
Lecture on Picturesque Cincinnati at YMCA Tonight
A. QC. Kraemer will speak at the YMCA this evening on Picturesque Cincinnati. The talk will feature one hundred stereopticon slides to illustrate the city's sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kraemer
Wanted in Indianapolis for obtaining goods by false pretenses
Police yesterday obtained requisition papers to return to the city Aaron Wertheimer of Indianapolis. Wertheimer is accused of obtaining goods by false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Wertheimer
Indianapolis
Librarian Recaps Germany Talk at North Cincinnati Branch
City Librarian N. D Hodges delivered a lecture on Germany at the North Cincinnati Branch Library last night. The talk was illustrated with stereoscopic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
N. D
Hodges
Cincinnati
Manager Becomes a Mason in Miami Lodge
Charles W. Starr manager of the Glencoe Hotel Mt. Auburn was raised to Master Mason last night by the Miami Lodge in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Starr
Glencoe
Mt. Auburn
Miami Lodge
Masonic Temple
Pastor Hoffman Named For Hyde Park and Mt Lookout
The Rev. O. P. Hoffman of Mt Lookout Methodist Church has been named pastor of Hyde Park M E Church. He will conduct services regularly in both congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Hoffman
Mt. Lookout
Fire Destroys Walter Wilder Home on Gest Street
A curtain blaze at Walter Wilder’s residence on Gest Street started from a gas jet yesterday. Fire crews responded promptly and extinguished the fire. Loss totaled 3100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilder
Gest’ Street
Red Cross Meeting in Cincinnati Tomorrow
The Cincinnati branch of the Red Cross Society meets tomorrow afternoon in the rooms of the Union Trust and Salvings Bank on Fourth and Walnut Streets to hear an address by Miss Mabel Boardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Red Cross Society
Union Trust and Salvings Bank
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Mabel Boardman
Death of William Kennedy Reported from Prague OK
Chief Millikin received a telegram from Prague Oklahoma authorities confirming the death of William Kennedy. The parents are said to reside here and police are asked to notify them of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Prague
Okla
William Kennedy
Tragic Dress Fire Injures 11 Year Old Girl
An eleven year old girl, Anna Belle Mayfield, was burned when her dress ignited on an open grate on Cummings and Dempsey streets in Fairmount. She was taken to City Hospital as doctors feared death from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Mayfield
Cummings and
Dempsey
Fairmount
City Hospital
Packer Fractures Leg in Plant Wrestling Match
Anton Wurterberg aged 49, of 2112 Spring Grove Avenue, suffered a fractured leg yesterday during a friendly wrestling match at the H. H. Meyers plant at Linn Street and Central Avenue. He was hospitalized at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank—Leonard
Jewish Hospital
Joy
Margaret
Nee Langans
Daniel Joy
West Street
St. Edwards Church
Pittner
Catherina
Nee Schick
Jacob Pittner
Eral
Spring Grove Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Foerste Delivers Talk on Ancient Animals to Cincinnati Society
Dr. August F. Foerste of Dayton, superintendent of Steele High School, spoke to the Cincinnati Society of Natural History at 312 Broadway last night on Strange Animals of an Ancient Past and Their Curious Contrast With Those of the Present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Society of Natural History
Broadway
August F. Foerste
Dayton, O
Steele High School
Major Escott Departs for Indiana Army District
Major and Mrs. Escott of the Salvation Army leave today for Indianapolis to assume charge of the Indiana district. Ensign Sanford, acting secretary, will supervise local army work until Staff Captain Richards arrives next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escott
Mrs. Escott
Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Indiana
Principals Association Plans Friday Meeting on Defections
The School Principals' Association will meet Friday afternoon January 24 at 3 o'clock in City Hall board rooms. Defections will be the topic for general discussion. W. C. Washburn serves as president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
W. C. Washburn
Arrest of Alberta Hayes in Covington Shooting Case
Alberta Hayes 17 of 633 East Pearl street was arrested in Covington yesterday and brought to this city on a charge of shooting Amanda Brown 19 of 414 East Sixth street. The incident occurred Monday near Sixth and Broadway during a quarrel over a man and Hayes is charged with shooting to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negress
Alberta Hayes
East Pearl Street
Covington
Amanda Brown
East Sixth Street
Ct Sixth
Broadway
Hayes
Embezzlement Allegation In Local Publication Owner
Alfred Herholz, owner of The South west, seeks arrest of former collector David M. Miller. Herholz says Miller collected $50 and did not return it. Miller faces embezzlement charge in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Herholz
the Southwest
Nast Court Street
David M. Miller
Miller
Warrant Issued for Meyer Greenberg on Assault Charge
Samuel Weiner of 1431 Pleasant Street reports to Police Court that a warrant was issued yesterday for Meyer Greenberg of 743 Hopkins Street. Greenberg is charged with assault and battery after Weiner says he was assaulted Monday night for acting as a witness in a case involving Greenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weiner
Pleasant. Street
Meyer Greenberg
Hopkins. Street
Greenberg
Hughes
New York
Charles P. Taft
William H. Taft
New York City
Republican Club
Conference on Cincinnati division railway mail work
Headquarters of Superintendent Charles Rager hosted a discussion on railway mail work for the Cincinnati division with Chief Clerks J. M. Bourne A. J. Welch E. R. King and H. M. Swetnam participating from Memphis Chattanooga St. Louis and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Rager
J. M. Bourne
Memphis
A. J. Welch
Chattanooga
E. R. King
St. Louis
H. M. Swetnam
Louisville
Couple Arrested in West Sixth Street Case
Morris Bruesky and his wife Yetta appeared in police court after being arrested leaving a house on West Sixth street on a charge of loitering. Sergeant Convers and Patrolmen Myler and Framme testified Bruesky tried to place his wife in questionable houses. They were fined $50 plus costs. Bruesky claims to reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bruesky
Yetta
West Sixth Street
Convers
Myler and
Framme
Bruesky
Newy York
Bazaar plans discussed by Sherith Israel-Ahabath Achim
The Executive Committee and associates met in the June Street Sunday School rooms to hear reports and organize a bazaar for the Sherith Israel-Ahabath Achim congregation at their new temple on Reading road and Ridgeway avenue. The bazaar runs from April 26 to May 9 with donations invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Street
Sherith Israel-Ahabath Achim
Reading Road
Ridgeway Avenue
Burns Day Celebrations by Clan Sutherland and Mohawk Club
Burns anniversaries celebrated with music and dance in Eagles Hall Walnut Street by Clan Sutherland C SC Burns Club and Mohawk Church Men’s Club. Programs include Scottish airs vocal solos duets readings and Highland costumed dramatic pieces plus dances and a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Eagles’ Hall
Walnut Street
Twelfth
Clan Sutherland, C. 5S. C
Burns Club
Bobbie Burns
Argyle
Schottische
Annie Laurie
Lanciers
Burns
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Caledonoaa Society
Plan revived for electric railway on canal banks
The Supreme Court in Columbus affirmed a lower court ruling preventing the State Board of Public Works from removing equipment of the Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company from the canal banks. Once a receivership ended, plans to run an electric mule line as a Cincinnati to Middletown route were dropped but may resume now with capital and confirmed right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami and Erie Canal
Supreme Court
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
Cincinnati
Middletown
State Board
Wehmer to Bring Brother's Body for Burial
L F Wehmer brother of the late H L Wehmer former Board of Education member will travel to the Isle of Pines late this week to exhume recover and ship the body to the city for burial. H L Wehmer died in his sixtieth year about three years ago in the Isle of Pines and the body will be buried in Spring Grove Cemetery after shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Wehmer
H. L. Wehmer
Board of Education
Isle of Pines
Spring Grove
Semple Resigns from Queen & Crescent for Washington Post
C. C. Semple, thirty years with the Freight Claim Department, resigns effective February 1 to take a government post in Washington after passing the civil service examination with honors for a position in the Traffic and Commission Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Semple
Queen & Crescent Railway
Washington
Semple
Civil Service
Traffic and Commission Department
Reverend Donald Grant Accepts Clifton Presbyterian Pastorship
The Rev. Donald M. Grant of Cleveland Ohio has accepted the call to Clifton Presbyterian Church Clifton and Bryant avenues. He will preach his first sermon as pastor on Sunday February 9. Grant succeeds Dr David Bruce Fitzpatrick now at Market Street Presbyterian Lima Ohio. Born in Nova Scotia he has spent most of his life in the United States and recently devoted time to evangelical work traveling in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Grant
Cleveland, O
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Bryant Avenues
Grant
David Bruce Fitzpatrick
Market Street Presbyterian Church
Lima
Nova Scotia
Canada
United States
Lowa
Piano and power washing machine among received items
The items received include a piano and a power-washing machine among others.
Saloon Arrests For Game of Chance
Sergeant Lockhardt arrested George Kummer Philip Meyer Frank Jones Harry Rauch and Charles Theobald on charges of participating in a game of chance. Kummer also faced a midnight law violation. All cases opened in Police Court with Kummer fined ten dollars and costs for keeping open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Lockhardt
George Kummer
Fifteenth
Pleasant Streets
Kummer
Philip Meyer
Frank Jones
Harry Rauch
Charles Theobald
Magnolia Lodge Installs Officers
Magnolia Lodge I V U F installed officers last night with Noble Grand Carl Merkel and a full slate: Vice Grand Earl Whiting Clerk Lewis Vanden Recording Secretary Buchanan Perin Outside Guardian William W Norman Inside Guardian George Ritter Warden Herbert Kabetsch Conductor Harry Severinghaus Right Scene Supporter Ernest Rohde Left Scene Supporter Walter Merkel Right Supporter to Noble Grand Louis Grehold Left Supporter to Noble Grand John Hoover Right Supporter to Vice Grand Noah Morgan Left Supporter to Vice Grand William Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Lodge
Noble
Carl Merkel
Earl Whiting
Lewis Vanden
Buchanan Perin
William W. Norman
Guardian
George Ritter
Herbert Kabetsch
Harry Severinghaus
Ernest Rohde
Walter Merkel
Louis Grehold
John Hoover
Noah Morgan
William Schumacher
Bryan denounces rivals as fans push aside rivals
Nebraskan politician William Jennings Bryan, speaking at the Grand Hotel, says critics urging him to step aside for a party favorite misapply pressure and that such moves resemble rulers pushing others from a throne. He notes Harmon mentions and Kentucky politics as part of broader Democratic infighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Grand Hotel
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Emnrtty
Grand
Judge Harmon
Harmon
Dempsey
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Beckham
Jeckham
Kentucky Democracy
Dan Kiefers
John Shuffs
Advertisers’ Club of Cincinnati
Third Street
Grand Central Station
Bryah
Daughters of the Confederacy
Covington
Cafs
Cincinnati Bar Approves Bills on Court Reforms for Hamilton County
At a quarterly Cincinnati Bar Association meeting, the committee on judiciary and legal reform backed two bills by Province Pogue to add two Common Pleas Court judges in the First Judicial District and to reorganize the Court of Insolvency and Superior Court procedures. The insolvency court may be phased out, with pending matters moved to probate or common pleas, and a general act would restructure appeals and transfer cases to circuit or superior court as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bar Association
Committee On Judiciary and Legal Reform
Pogue
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Superior Court
United States Bankruptcy Law
Judge Warner
Probate
Court of Common Pleas
Arthur. Espy
Ohio
Common Pleas
State of
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Circuit Court
Sperior Court of Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Law School
Dean Rogers
American Bar, Association
Dean Ames
Harvard Law School
W. Prather
H. Kenneth Rogers
Walter Schmitt
Chester
Meet New Trustees at Cincinnati University Dinner
Dr. Charles W. Dabney extended the Universi ty Board dinner in the Queen City Club to introduce newly appointed trustees. Addresses were given by Dabney Mayor Markbreit Rev H M Curtis and others. Attendees included Arch Carson Robert Stewart George Guckenberger J J Hooker T J Moffett E K DuBrus Ellis Ginkead Fred Geier and H Melville Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dabney
Cincinnati University
University
Queen City Club
Dabney
Markbreit
H. M. Curtis
Arch Carson
Robert Stewart
George Guckenberger
J. J. Hooker
T. J. Moffett
E. K. DuBrus
Ellis G
Meet to Help the Home for Incurables Annual Meeting
Board members gathered for the Home for Incurables annual meeting. Vice President Mrs Harry Levy presided in Mrs Milo Dodds absence in Europe. Secretary Mrs George W Brown and Treasurer Mrs W T Irwin reported on the past year while Dr George B Orr delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Republican Club
Aaron A. Ferris
Charles H. Stephens
Frank M. Conant
Stephen H. Wilder
Philip Boettinger
William C. Culkins
Jerome B. Howard
Albert Bettinger
Frank H. Shaffer
Columbus
Judge Stewart
Ohio Primary
Home For Incurables
Harry Levy
Milo Dodds
Europe
George W.brown
W. T. Irwin
George B. Orr
Obituary notices and burial permits from the city
Obituary items list multiple deaths with names ages and death dates including FRANKLEONARD JOY PITTNER SACHS and HENRIETTA SACHS. Funeral details noted for JOY and PITTNER with church services and residences. Burial permits record pneumonia tuberculosis meningitis and other causes for numerous residents with addresses in Cincinnati area.
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Joseph Burnett Co., Scsron, Wane
T. H. George, Jr
Mary M. MacLeod
Airts
J. M. Hamilton Entertainment
Peseeeeeeelsle
Dixon Craig
Seng
Agthenc
Chia
Robert Kirkland
Edie Naseierat
Pat
M. Hamilton
Highhansstaat
Mary MacLeod
Mr. Hamilton
Elsie Craig
Lochnagar
J. M. Hamilton
Rael Weel
Foaewere Tee Binchip Cueoenchters Smg
Cerise
Blue Bells of
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Elizabeth Mathias
Isabella Mathias
Stuart McGill
Jamie
David W. Craig
Wallace Bled
Neal Mathias
Rantin
Rovin’ Robin
Louis G. Hoeck
George Leighton
Sweet Afton
Robin
Peter Robertson
D.D
Education Board
Cincinnati Railroad
Donald Grant
Dabney Building
F. F
Union Republican League
Anderson
N. B. Marshall, Esq
Boston
New England Constitutional League
Dixon
Kid Ashe
Tug Wilson
Rulison
R. 8. Wright
S. E B. Hopper
Board of Elections
George A. Gohen
Charles Beckman
Glen Adams
A. L. Melendy
Robert Jackson
Madisonville
Colored Republican Club
Mr. Dixon
Walnut Hills
McAdew
Albert J. Fant
Lincoln Club
Eastern Avenue
B. Coleman
A. J. Fant
H. F. Anderson
Hughes Boosters
York State
W. H. Taft
J. B. Foraker
Judson Harmon
City of New York
Charles O. Maas
Nassau Street
James S. Lehmaier
Maas
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
H. W. Barnes
Linton
Douglas
Foraker
Elias Dumford
Goshen Station
Clermont County
Dumford
West Virginia
C. D.bumgarner
Parkersburg Bank
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Banking and Trust Company
Taft Club
Ohio Statesman
Dr. Dabney
Asylum For Incurables
Phone North
E. McMillan
Union Gas & Electric Company
City
Cc. J. Jones
Union Gas & Electric Co
H. Denkamp
Madison Road
Bell Telephone Coo
Vine Street
Hotels and Resorts
Tampa Bay
Tampa. Fla
Tampa
Florida
West Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Everglades
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlantic Coast Railway
Athern Railway
T. P. Ry
W. C. Rinearson
C. David Lauber
W. McMickenny
Halsteead St
Charles Layman
Tillie Schreiber
Thomas D. ,Black
Mamie Co Odore
Louis L. Kipp
Sixth St
Lucy North
Joseph Will
Cetitia D. Cox
James Burton
Wyoming
Annie Thurston
Rome
Howard A. Dearwester
Walnut St
McLaughlin
Eighth
Charles J. Adams
Thirteenth St
Lulu Mingua
Pearl St
Edward Abrams
Lydia Cuban
Twelfth St
Ormond C. Dulin
Freeland Av
Kath, Bockstiegel
Freeland
Harry Plates
Seventh St
Mary Horstman
Beechmont St
Joseph Harding
Ninth
Lodge
Sachs
Henrietta
Benedict Sachs
Chicago
Mortuary
Bohan
Dennis
Gilbert
Collins
Patrick
Little Sisters of the Poor
Leisler
George
Longview Hospital
Frank
City Infirmary
Echterman
Bernard
Woodward
Heflin
Elverta
Glenway Avenue
Rice
Lizzie
Erie Avenue
Weiss
William J
Dunlap
Cinquest
Foster
Edward
East Sixth
Reynolds
Walter
Delahe
Nick
Kossuth
Welsh
Catherine
Ingalls Avenue
Schroder
Anna M
Kirby Road
Hale
Sam J
Huntington Place
Humphries
Edna
Cumberland Flats
la Grippe
Carter
Joseph E
Knowlton
Flora
West Sixth
Margarpt
O'Leary
Nora
West Fifth
Pneurmonia
Conlgn
Joseph
Ichierro Jewelers
W.4th St
Gven
DANO
Closson
Fourth St
West
ST. Denis
Hth Street
Wanamaker’s
Wm. Taylor & Son, Inc
Martinique
83Rd Street
Brewster’s
Cincinnati’s
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