Four Hundred Heads of Families Get City Jobs
Park Superintendent Rodgers selects 400 men claiming heads of families from a bond funded program. They will work a week in stone quarries away from food and coffee, with all shifts rotating to the next 400 unemployed workers. Names listed among the hired are numerous residents including Atkins, Adrian, Altenbach, Arend, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Board of Public Service
R. H. Atkins
John Adrian
J. W. Allender
Alexander Altenbach
John
Ed Decker
James Coogan
Ed Doherty
Charles Detters
John Dee
Harry Drees
B. O. Donnell
Henry Dudley
J. B. Erkenbrecher
J. E. East
Charles Evans
E. H. Ejizehenn
P. .Eyer
O.ichelbrenner
C. Ellis
Joseph Edwards
Joseph P. Elliott
Albert Flugel
John C. Farrell
James Fields
Joseph Hay
Kenry Hemmer
Edw
F. Halsey
Daniel «. Hayes
Patrick Hussey
A. Hill
John Holthaus
F. J. Husman
J. E. Hatsey
Abe Hughes
Samuel Holloway
John Huppe
James Holton
Alex. Hawkints
Harry Haas
S. F. Hall
Jacob Herbst
Thomas Hawkins
Frank Martling
Thomas
Anglo American competition crowns Mrs Freeman lead
Unprecedented response to The New York Herald and Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Anglo American competition marks Mrs Freeman ahead after first installments of Mary E Wilkins Freeman Shoulders of Atlas and Max Pembertons Sir Richard Escombe. Critics from lawyers to home makers praise both works and voters from New England to Washington DC send in notes and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
New York Herald
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Max Pemberton
Richard Escombe
Mary E. Wilkins- Freeman
Atlas
Herald and Commercial Tribune
Mrs. Freeman
New England
Brattleboro
Old Congregational Church
The
Herald
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Desperate Fight as Detectives Corner Suspects in Hamilton
Detective Robert Kelly and Detective Andrew Graff of Hamilton engage in a brutal confrontation with Santo Limberatore and Graetano Scutegi, two suspects wanted for grand larceny. The attackers resisted, drawing a knife during the struggle and all were later taken to Central Station. Limberatore and Scutegi are alleged to have robbed Grenerose Dellegate of $55 and stolen a bank book from Cono Loltuco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelly
Andrew Graff
Hamilton
Santo Limberatore
Graetano Scutegi
Scutegi
Pasquall
Broadway
Cincinnati
Kelly
Graff
Central Station
Pasquall Scutegi
Limberatore
Graetono
Grenerose Dellegate
Cono Loltuco
Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Teething Relief
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children reducing gum discomfort and easing wind colic and diarrhoea. It claims compliance under the Food and Drugs Act with serial number 1098 dated June 30 1906.
Prize criticisms sought by The Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to submit criticisms with cash prize rewards. Three top criticisms will be printed next Sunday and awarded checks. Submissions are forwarded to The New York Herald for consideration in grand prize decisions. Mary Wilkins Freeman leads in Cincinnati and New York polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
New York Herald
Herald
Cincinnati
New York
Mary Wilkins Freeman
Tobacco industry pays big taxes in December
Government tax reports show December 1906 and 1907 tobacco collections totaling 3.97 million and 3.27 million dollars respectively. The figures list Cigars over 3 pounds per 1 000, cigars under 3 pounds, cigarettes under and over 3 pounds, snuff, and manufactured tobacco with substantial year over year changes.
Resurveys The Harrison Avenue Viaduct Work
Engineer Morris defends resurvey of the viaduct noting it aims to acquaint officials with detailed construction work. He says the effort began under the former administration and is simply inspecting for plan conformity, finding only typical defects in such a large bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Morris
Carnation Day Observed In Honor Of McKinley
Carnation Day dedicated to the martyred President William McKinley will be observed January 29 in Cincinnati and across the United States. The day marks the president’s birth anniversary as thousands wear the carnation, though it is not a national holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Cincinnati
United States
President McKinley
Union
Cincinnati Actress Laura Pierpont Weds Star Granville
Miss Laura Pierpont a noted Cincinnati actress and daughter of James A Pierpont married Taylor Granville leading man of the Star Boat Company. The secret ceremony occurred the night after Christmas with Rev Henry Marsh Warren officiating, and the marriage was kept quiet until a stage hand’s careless remark revealed the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Pierpont
Cincinnati
Taylor Granville
Star Boat Company
Metropolis
James A.*pierpont
Lawrence Street
Fifth Avenue Theater
New York City
Henry Marsh Warren
Pretty Gypsy Bride Held on Charge of Picking Pockets
Marie Scrumbutz a 20 year old Servian bride of a gypsy tribe was arrested on a pocket picking charge after a palm reading in the Mohawk Place area. Police traced a 2 bill theft to her and a nearby fire at 2411 Mohawk Place prompted reports of a suspicious man. investigators found the fire likely started by a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Scrumbutz
Puck
Central Station
Convers
Marie
Mitchell Avenue
Robert Albiez
Mohawk Place
Albiez
Albier
Robert Albier
Sherman School Damaged by Fire in Sherman Ohio
Fire damaged the attic and roof of the old Sherman public school on Eighth Street as overheated stove sparks spread from room of Miss Mathilda Nicholson. About 900 pupils were in the building moments before the blaze, which was brought under control in 30 minutes with $2,500 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Eighth Street
John and
Moond‘streets
A. L. Eyler
William Wiedemann
Ernest
Archibald
City Hall
Mathilda Nicholson
Ninth Street
Seventh
John Streets
West Ninth Street
Department of Health
Rag Picker Suspected in Abduction Attempt
Cincinnati and Norwood police search for a rag picker believed to be the man who tried to abduct 22 month old Eleanor Harris daughter of Charles C Harris Forest avenue Norwood Board of Public Service president Wednesday afternoon Chief Crowther began a personal investigation and will try to round up the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood
Eleanor
Charles C. Harris
Forest Avenue
Norwood Board of Public Service
Northside Baptist Church Hosts Welcome for New Pastor Parker
The congregation of Northside Baptist Church held a reception for the Rev. Mr. Parker and his wife at the residence of William H. Freeman on Pullan Avenue last night. Parker assumed duties last November and Mrs. Parker arrived in the city several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Baptist Church
Mr. Parker
William H. Freeman
Pullan Avenue
Dr. Parker
Parker
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