Annexation fight over Kellogg plan to add land near town
Annexation Committee grills residents and developers as Kellogg pushes a plan to annex parts of Section 21 and 15 in Columbia Township. Property owners protest taxes and duties, while a turnpike firm and water-works site factor into the debate. A 2 pm meeting at First National Bank Building is planned with local residents offering support activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
First Ward
Columbia Township
Mullen
Committee On Annexation
Peter Eicheld
W. W. Symmes
Symmes
Peter Hichels
Eichels
Eckert
First National Bank
Peter Eichels
Wes Rippey
Rippey
City reverses Ellis ruling on bond premiums
Attorney General is overruled. City Solicitor Ballard holds that the city can pay the premium on bonds for city officials. The bond for the City-Treasurer will not be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Patent Remedy Claim Promises Rheumatism Cure
Prescription No. 2 81 by Eimer and Amend asserts it will cure rheumatism though not all complaints. The advertisement emphasizes its effectiveness for rheumatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer & Amend
Autos Hit Two Victims One Will Probably Die
A motor car struck Bernard Oldegiering 57 a paper carrier at Thirteenth and Jackson yesterday leaving him with a fractured skull and serious injuries. He refused to stay in City Hospital and was taken home. The same car hit 14 year old Annie Schwartz at Thirteenth and Vine causing a broken leg. George Schneider drove back to help and carried her to Dr Miller then home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Oldegiering
Loth Street
Thirteenth
Jackson Streets
Oldegiering
Annie Schwartz
Race Street
George C. Schneider
Baking Company
Bishop Street
Vine Streets
George T. Schneider
C. H. Miller
Vine Street
Fight at West Seventh boarding house ends with dispute over board
Police report at Central Station recounts Harry Dietrick and his wife clashing with F C Whitmore the boarding house keeper at 744 West Seventh Street. A wagon blocked the door as Dietrick demanded return of belongings and allegedly attacked Whitmore prompting the case to rest on a potential warrant. Dietrick plans to pay the $72 owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
F. C. Whitmore
Central Station
Harnold
Turnipseed
Convers
Dietrick
Paducah
Bell Telephone Company
Whitmore
Dietrich
Woman in influenza attack restrained at City Hospital
Mary Rheinhart a 22 year old domestic of Mt. Auburn’s N. S. Keith family became violent in the City Hospital receiving ward after days of influenza. Five strong men helped restrain her as attendants carried her to an ambulance. she has Cold Springs Kentucky relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rheinhart
N. S. Keith
McGregor Avenue
Mt. Auburn
City Hospital
Keith
B. K. Rachford
Cold Springs
Kentucky
Jolted from cab both drivers suffer injuries
John Grubbs aged 56 of 641 Carlisle Avenue jolted from his cab on Harri son Avenue in Westwood and fell, suffering scalp wounds and a strained back before being taken to City Hospital. Frank Schutzle, 31, Dayton Kentucky, fell from his wagon opposite 2116 Central Avenue, badly bruised and cut, treated and released to home by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grubbs
Carlisle Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
City Hospital
Frank Schützle
Dayton
Central Avenue
Banana Dealers Hold A Meeting
Wholesale banana dealers in the city met last night to plan betterment of their business. They could not secure a private room for dinner and instead rented a hall. They accuse a trust of harming independent wholesalers and jobbers who are forced to sell at a loss. Prices rose from 35 cents to as high as $2 per bunch. They aim to coordinate with brokers to obtain the same rates as large dealers.
Beebe Couple Arrested for Loitering in Carlisle Ave
Patrolmen Myler and Fromme arrested Walter Beebe 47 and Ida Beebe 36 of 430 Carlisle Avenue on loitering charges after several nights of watching their odd actions. A cousin, William Beebe of Engine Company No 45, disputed that Ida was Walter's wife and claimed his own wife is crippled and lives near Forestville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myler
Fromme
Walter Beebe
Carlisle Avenue
Ida Beebe
William Beebe
Engine Company No. 45
Beebe
Forestville, O
Fire destroys Roebling estate house in Price Hill
A two percent story frame dwelling on Seventh Avenue near Eighth Street in Price Hill burned last night. Firefighters could not save the building due to low water pressure. Estimated loss is $2,000. Authorities believe a lit match from a daytime visit smoldered unnoticed until the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roebling
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Street
Price Hill
Death toll from la grippe rises among elderly
Health Officer Brown reports seven deaths in the past week due to la grippe with average age 73. He notes many related fatalities from bronchitis pneumonia and other diseases, mostly among the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Brown
Finds her own husband at post office after weeks apart
Mrs Nat M Marshall of Dayton Ohio finds her husband, who had vanished from the Dennison Hotel weeks earlier, in the Post Office corridor. She speaks to him near the stamp window and they embrace, with the husband explaining he left in shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat M. Marshall
Dayton
Marshall
Dennison
Flower Gift Recalls Redmen Meeting in Y M C A Hall
The Improved Order of Redmen met in Linton Hall at the YMCA Building with Max Levy presiding. E J Granger Great Sachem of Ohio spoke on hospitality and history, followed by Indiana and Kentucky speakers. Daughters of Pocahontas presented bouquets. Redmen Band from Newport played patriotic music.
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Order of Redmen
Linton Hall
Max Levy
Levy
E. J. Granger
Ohio
Redmen
Co. A. Robinson
Indiana
Robert Lee Page
Kentucky
W. A. S. Bird
Topeka
Kan
Louis B. Hauck
Mt. Vernon
Daughters of Pocahontas
Redmen’s
Newport
Burns Day Observed by Clan Sutherland and Burns Club
The 149th anniversary of Robert Burns birth was observed at Eagles Hall Walnut near Twelfth Street with songs recitations and dances by Imperial Scots Concert Company. Soloists included T H George Jr Mary M MacLeod J M Hamilton Elsie Dixon Craig and Robert Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Robert Burns
Eagles’ Hall
Walnut
Twelfth Street
Clan Sutherland
Burns Club
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
T. H. George, Jr
Mary M. MacLeod
J. M. Hamilton
Elsie Dixon Craig
Robert Kirkland
Cincinnati
Peter Robertson
Burns
John Knox
Dr. Robertson
England
United States
Militia Officers Plan Reunion Dinner at Central Turner Hall
Noncommissioned officers of the Firgt Regiment O N G plan a reception and supper for the Fourth Regiment U S A now at Ft Thomas to strengthen ties before the Fourth leaves for the Philippines. The event is set for February 13 with regimental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firgt
Ft. Thomas
Turner Hall
Philippines
Board Inspects City Infirmary Plans Improvements
The Board of Public Service visited the City Infirmary in Springfield to review grounds and buildings. Superintendent Schott proposed a shelter house, rest rooms, courtyard remodel into a park, a 15 ton daily refrigerating plant, hog pens, and inmate labor for construction, with authority to act when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City Infirmary
Schott
Springfield Pike
Schott Wis
Catholic Directory Stats for Cincinnati Archdiocese
Advance sheets from Milwaukee 1908 Catholic directory show Cincinnati archdiocese with about 200000 Catholics, Archbishop, 386 clergy, 190 churches, 3 seminaries, 155 students, 17 colleges and academies, 112 parishes with schools, 28345 children, 4 orphan asylums, 720 orphans, and 23 charitable institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Separate freight depots set for L N and C O in Cincinnati
The L N and C O Roads will use separate freight depots in Cincinnati after a conference between George W Stevens of the C O and L N officials. The L N gains the river front freight house from Baymiller street two blocks eastward, while the Third street outbound and the Fourth street inbound warehouses switch to the C O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George W. Stevens
West End
River Front
Baymiller Street
Baby 15 Scalded At Kettle In Home Accident
Three year old Bartley Mahon of Sixth and Harriet streets was severely burned yesterday when he pulled a kettle of boiling water from a stove. The scalding spilled over his head and arms, his mother was away, and neighbors heard his screams. A patrol wagon carried him to City Hospital where his condition was reported serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Mahon
Sixth and Harriet Streets
City Hospital
Youth Start to Run Sparks Covington Pawnshop Arrest
Patrolman Brothers suspects a young man after a diamond-studded gold watch is pawned for $1. Neil Cunningham, 17, of 48 East Second Street Covington Kentucky, was arrested near Fourth and Race streets after allegedly exiting a pawnshop and attempting to flee. He is held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrolman Brothers
Neil Cunningham
East Second Street
Covington
Fourth
Race Streets
Fire alarms keep Cincinnati department busy
Overheated stoves sparked blazes in three residences. M. S. Brooks at 919 Hawthorne Avenue in Price Hill suffered $100 damage. Albert N. Clark’s home at 630 Kenyon Avenue sustained about $500 loss. J. Oker’s 827 West Sixth Street fire damaged clothing drying by a stove for $100. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8
Brooks
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Simon Jazz
Kenyon Avenue
Albert N. Clark
J.oker
West Sixth Street
Butter and Eggs Dealer Held to Answer Assault Charge
Joseph Ripley a butter and eggs dealer on McMicken avenue was held to answer the charge of assaulting Letter Carrier N L Rosen of the Brighton Sub post office. Ripley pleaded not guilty and posted bond to appear for a hearing before Commissioner Adler next Tuesday after an altercation in which both men accused each other of provoking the strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ripley
McMicken Avenue
N. L. Rosen
Brighton
Ripley
Bond
Adler
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Mike Mullen
Thorne Baker
New Richmond
Baker
Ellis
Thirteenth Street
Harry Dietrick
The
Imperial Scots’ Concert Company
Board of Service
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Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
Corner
Fifteenth and Streats, N.W
McPherson Square
Twgo
Child
Tod Jameson
Lee Finney
Frank R. Roberson
Zu Theater Phone Canal
Theman
Minnie Dupree
Rainforth
Harlin
Anna
Mats. Sun
Dan
Wolf's
Main St
Forepaugh
Ethel Barrymore
Maxine Elliott
Texas
Old Kentucky
Columbia Pitt
Colonial Septette
Picchianis
Inez Macauley & CO
Elizabeth Murray
Charlene
O'Brien, Havel & CO
Matweff-Hugostor
Fred Bell
Kinodrome
Columbia
Jas. J. Corbett
L. Anita
Singing Girl
Tru
Washington Stolonial
Jerety Belles
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New York
Mlinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Jackson, Miss
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Hot Springs
Ark
Havana
Cuba
Yau
Orleans
Mexico
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Los Angeles
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Corner Arcade
Union Station
Joseph Biggs
Cindy Tobacco
Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
J. P. Bauer
S. E. Cor
Front & Lawrence Sts
Exchange Main
Electric Light
Beltzhoover Electric CO
Main Street
Canal
NEW York Central
ST. Louis
Chicago
Florida Resorts
Ponce Deleon Alcazar
Ormond
Vrmon
the Breakers
Royal Poinciana
the Colonial
Florida Keys
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ST. Augustine
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Union Savings
N. W. Cor
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