City News Will Play for Prizes in Euchre Event
The Ohio Valley Draggists Association sponsors a euchre and dance tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm streets with prizes for euchre contests. New Salvation Army commander Staff Captain John Richards and family arrived from Cleveland to assume temporary charge, succeeding Major William Escott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Draggists’ Association
Odd Fellows
Temple
Seventh
Elm Streets
John Richards
Cleveland
Salvation Army
William Escott
Wells Trexler Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapons
Wells Trexler age 22 of 1130 West Court street was arrested at 246 West Sixth street on a concealed weapons charge. He told police he went to the location to seek his wife. His case was continued in Police Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Trexler
West Court Street
West Sixth Street
Pardoned Man Sentenced for Fake Streetcar Ad Scams
Norton, previously pardoned by the Board of Public Service, was jailed yesterday by Judge Lueders for soliciting fraudulent ads for street cars and taking money from Cumminsville businesses. He received a $100 fine and a sixty day workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Board of Public Service
Lueders
Cumminsville
Month's Mind Mass for Rev J H Burwinkel Observed
The Month's Mind for the late Rev J H Burwinkel will be held in St Frances De Sales Church Walnut Hills tomorrow at 9 30 oclock Mass to be said by Rev Joseph Burwinkel his brother with assistance from Rev H Winner Rev Edward Ryan and Rev Herman Santon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burwinkel
St. Frances de Sales
Walnut Hills
Joseph Burwinkel
H. Winner
Edward Ryan
Herman Santon
Reopening Christie Church On Court Street
Reopenings at Christie Methodist Episcopal Church Court street and Wesley avenue continued last night under Rev. L. O. Hartman oversight. Prof. John Yoakley gave an organ recital with Joseph H. Schenke assisting. Dr. Hartman delivered an address thanking workers for their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Church
Christie Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
L. O. Hartman
John Yoakley
Joseph H. Schenke
Hartman
Funeral for Colonel Richard P. Woods
The funeral of Colonel Richard P. Woods aged 61 of 835 Lexington avenue is set for tomorrow afternoon at his residence. He served as local and district manager for Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York and is survived by his widow, son Virgil N., and daughter Creta Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Woods
Lexington Avenue
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
New York
Virgil N
Creta Woods
Funeral for Mrs Anna Mix at Clifton residence
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Mix age 90 were held yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs B C Hall 434 Ludlow avenue Clifton. The Rev George Eastman officiated. Burial followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs Mix, born in Alexandria, came to Cincinnati in 1829 and was the widow of Captain William Mix a steamboat man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mix
B. C. Hall
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
George Eastman
Spring Grove
Mix
Alexandria
Cincinnati
William Mix
Blair Funeral Arrangements for W R Blair
Funeral services for W R Blair who died in Columbus last Monday evening will be held today at 2 o clock in the chapel at Spring Grove Cemetery. He will arrive at 1 40 o'clock with his brother George and others to accompany the gathering, the procession leaving the depot for the cemetery. Reverend Lewis Earl Lee of Northside Presbyterian Church will officiate at the grave with George Welsh master of Price Hill Lodge No 542 F and A M presiding. Pallbearers are William Claus William Conner William Gazley and P O Geier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Blair
Columbus
Spring Grove
George
William Fisher
Charles Mordan
Winton Place
Big Four
Lewis Earl Lee
Northside Presbyterian Church
George Welsh
Price Hill Lodge
A. M
William Claus
William Conner
William Gazley
P. O. Geier
Sharp
William R. Blair
Spring Grove Chapel
George T. Welsh
William Stewart
Valve turned blamed for water main break near Elm and Race
Fire engines and hand pumps drew water yesterday from the pipe break between Elm and Race streets on Eighth street. Water had been flowing through the lines and a valve at Eighth and Broadway was found slightly turned, suggesting tampering. Crews cut the broken main ends square for a new length to be joined.
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Elm
Race Street
Eighth Street
Eighth Jand Broadway
Jewelers Fight Parcels Post and Watch-Inspection Plan
The American National Retail Jewelers Association Executive Board meets in Cincinnati to oppose the parcels post bill and railway watch inspection. They favor amending the National stamping act, arguing the bill benefits mail order rivals and raises watch costs for railroad workers. Members include Mack A. Hulbert and R. C. Berrau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
National Association
Linton
Congress
R. C. Berrau
Greensboro
N. C
Ohio
Massachusetts
Ohio Company
Nbcame
National Convention
Mack A. Hulbert
Ft. Dodge
J. F Archibald
Blairsville
I. M. Radabaugh
Hastings
Minn
Max Jennings
St. Clair
Mich
Robert D. Worrell
Mexico
C. M. Williams
Condor
Oregon
Hulbert
Cincinnati
National Retail Jewelers’ Association
Retail Jewelers’ Journal
Cincinnnati
Tri- State Retail Jewelers’ Association
Indiana
Kentucky
Otto C. Lightner
The
Dial
General B R Cowen Improves as Son Sails Home
Reports from the bedside of General B R Cowen indicate his condition is unchanged yet. His son James L Cowen, manager of M E Book Concern activities in the Orient, has sailed from Yokohama for home. Family says the General wishes to see his son before any crisis. officials express optimism he will survive until his arrival and may eventually recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Cowen
United States Courts
James L. Cowen
M. E. Book Concern
Orient
Yokohama
Kaiser Wilhelm praised by Admiral Evans in wartime toast
The Kaiser Is With Us. Fighting Bob Evans calls Kaiser Wilhelm one of the world’s greatest men during a Busi ness Men's Club anniversary. Evans recounts meeting Wilhelm in Kiel and says the German leader is broad minded, an aristocrat, yet plain, and values American ideas and friendship with Uncle Sam’s fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bob’ Evans
John Uri Lloyd
Admiral Evans
Cape Horn
Pacific
Lloyd
Bob
Grover Cleveland
Great Lakes
Uncle Sam
Breuer Ordered to Court in Franklin Building Arson Case
Clifton capitalist Co C Breuer facing attempted arson charges in the Franklin Building plot must appear in Police Court. Judge Lueders overruled his waiver of preliminary exam and continued the case to February 4 along with the concealed weapons matter. Breuer cited illness but the court enforced appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuer
Little
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Rodgers
Lueders
Three counterfeit dollars found in Cleveland sack
Three counterfeit silver dollars were discovered yesterday in a bank money sack sent to the Subtreasury in Cleveland. The coins resembled real money but lacked weight and ring, suspected passed during a rush. Federal agents seek counterfeiting rings as twenty such coins have been seized in Cleveland within a month. Cincinnati also reported a counterfeit dollar handed to the Subtreasury by a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Secret Service
Boland
Cincinnati
Karl Muck to Retire After Boston Orchestra Concerts
The Boston Symphony Orchestra in Music Hall will give two concerts next Friday afternoon and Saturday evening. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at Smith and Nixon's. Karl Muck will not renew his contract, making these performances the only local chance to hear the renowned conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Smith & Nixon's
The
Symphony Association
Cincinnati
Karl Muck
Boston Orchestra
Lsten
Engine Jumps In Ditch At Norwood Heights
A Pennsylvaina railroad switch engine derailed at Norwood Heights when a derailing switch failed. The engine toppled into a ten foot ditch and settled on its side. Fireman Carney was thrown forty feet from the cab. engineer Weber escaped with minor injuries. The derailed freight cars remained on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norwood Heights
Carney
Weber
Wellman guest speaker at Business Club dinner
Walter Wellman, journalist and explorer, addressed the Knockers of the Business Club about his North Pole balloon dash. He said the search would resume next year in a larger airship, carrying 20,000 pounds of cargo, 185000 cubic feet of gas, and space for six men and twenty dogs for six months. He also spoke of political work in Cincinnati for The Chicago Record-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wellman
Business Club
Wellman
North Pole
Cincinnati
Chicago Record-Herald
Stacey Hill
R. R. Reynolds
C. B. Braunstein
City damages and railroad debt rulings
Justice Muller awarded Albert Kleybolte fifty dollars for injuries to his automobile caused by an obstruction on Madison avenue with no warning light at night. The Big Four Railroad received one dollar from the Cincinnati Mill and Mining Supply Company as balance due for car service.
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses
A list of marriage license applicants appears with names, residences, and ages. Entries include Herman Wessels, Elizabeth Bernnett, Maier Schwarz, Clara Benesh, George C. Kuhlmann, Florence Kohus, Blaine Bikins, Mary Kenna, William Murphy, Apna Peahl, Edward Rehfves, Martha Nose, William Heints, Freda Rehfves, Chester A. Lishawa, Helen Be. Silverhorm, and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is advertised for teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wessels
Woodward St
Elizabeth Bernnett
E. Thirteenth
Maier Schwarz
St. Leger Flats
Clara Benesh
Pendleton St
George C. Kuhlmann
Castene Pike
Florence Kohus
Woodburn
Blaine Bikins
Elking
W. Va
Mary
Kenna
Mt. Auburn
William Murphy
Vine St
Apna Peahl
S.c
Chester A. Lishawa
W. Highth
Helen BE. Silverhorm
Loth St
Cincinnati School Board highlights major improvements since 1905
The Cincinnati Board of Education outlines progress to lawmakers with a summary of new buildings, expansions, and modernizations. It lists four completed structures, ongoing projects, planned annexes, and extensive facility upgrades funded by a multi‑year program, plus medical, athletic, and educational reforms and salary and staffing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Superintendent of Schools of
Board of Health
Open Mason meeting announced in Madisonville town hall
Under Mason Council No. 17 Jr. O U A M an open meeting is set for tomorrow evening at 8 in Madisonville Town Hall. Speakers include Z P Smith Raleigh NC John J Weitzel Past State Councilor of Ohio and Rev H C Bowen Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Council, No. 17, Jr. O
Madisonville Town Hall
Z. P. Smith
Raleigh
N. C
John J. Weitzel
Ohio
H. C. Bowen
Madisonville
Obituary notices list multiple funeral details from Cincinnati area
A batch of death notices lists William R Blair Thomas A Bolger Charles G Biedinger William F Doepke Joseph Grunkemyer Harriet F Hunt Leopold Neuburger Margaret Petermann Sophia Von Bargen and their funeral dates and locations in Cincinnati and Covington with details on times witnesses and burial plans.
Burial Permits Report From City Hospitals Listing Deceased
A historic list records numerous burials with names ages addresses and causes including cancer pneumonia tuberculosis heart disease and senility. The roster names Meyers Breen Gusemeyer Kammer Stricker Kammeer Everhardty Schned Peterman Rothan O Hara Jane Huegle Barney August Donovan Newburger Leopold Rane Block Twachntman Elizabeth Budde Harriet Maria Moorbrink Ellison Payne Reinbold Christina Weaver von Bargen Sophia and others with hospital affiliations and inquests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Rudolph
East Rochelle
Breen
Thomas
City Hospital
East Sixth Street
Gusemeyer
John
Armory Avenue
Aoe M. Charles
City Infirmary
Kammer
Josephine
Dayton Street
Stricker
Mary
Mohawk Street
Kammeer
Doretta
Meee
Findlay Street
Everhardty
Mathias
German Street
Ludlow Avenue
Schned
Sophia
St. Francis Hospital
Walnut Street
Peterman
Margreth
Bethesda Hospital
West Court Street
Rothan
Seton Hospital
Wilder Avenue
O'Hara
Branch Hospital
Betts Street
Comes EN
Jane
Crescent Place
Huegle
Barney
Vine Street
Longview Hospital
Donovan
St. Mary's Hospital
Clark Street
Newburger
Leopold
Jewish
Moorbrink
Frank
Kessler Avenue
Ellison
Dora
West Fifth Street
Payne
Rachel
East Front Street
Reinbold
Christina
la Grippe
Weaver
Clara
von Bargen
West Erkenbrecher Avenue
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Cash
Brewster’s
Race ST
City News
Captain
Blair
Lodge
Burnett
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Joseph Burnett CO
Soston, Mans
Will
Benjamin
Kiel
American Ideas
Cleveland Bank
Sapolio
Berg
Chicago
Taft
Pege Mies
First Intermediate
Westwood
Hughes High School
OCB Peis Cseyielsbves
Seihidale
ORDO
Oes Ecese
RGN Acriss
University of Cincinnati
Total
Uie Piano
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
Cincinnari’s Best Hotel
Florida
Gulf Coast
Cuba
Gulf
Louisville & Nashville R. A
New Orleans
Pass Christian
Magnolia Springs
City Ticket Office
4Th and Vine
Hotels and Resorts
Tampa Bay Hotel
Tampa, Fla
Tampa
West Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Iverglades
Atlantic Coast
N. O
T. PR
Kilwinning
Royal Arch
John C. Roberts
H. P. L. L. Latta
Sec’y
William R
Biedinger
Charles G
Doepke
William F
Avondale
Grunkemyer
Joseph
Russell Avenue
Covington
Adelia Newburger
Mortuary Chapel
Petermann
Margaret
George Petermann
St. John’s Church
Twelfth
Hyyichie Bro Jewelers
W.4th St
J.j.sullivan « Co. Undertakers
Central
Brie
Hyde Park
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
Kaiser Wm
Kronprinz Wm
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. II
Kaiser
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Barbarossa
Buelow
Barbarossa Luetzow
Lietzow
Kurfverst
Gibraltar
Naplhes
Genoa
A. l A
Algiers
K. Albert
K. Lucucenesgari
Neckar
P. Irene
Friedrich
Lloyd Express
Marseilles
Naples
Levant
Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
German National Bank
Bepler & Co
First National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Western German Bank
Europe
Flyers
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Kronprinz Wilhelm Kronprinzessin
Cecilie and
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
Old Mexico
BY Sea
F. & Tours
Queen & Crescent
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga Park
L. A. Lucas
Chas
W. Zell
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Vine Sts
West Indies Islands
Jamaica
Panama
Spanish Main
Trinidad
Barbados
Windtoward
Atrato
Oroya Trent
Tagus
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co Sanderson & Son
State Street
Foster Debevoise Flatiron Bidg
S.kuhn & Sons
Thos. Cook & Son's Tours
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