Outbreak in India Among Educated Rebels Stir Civilian Violence
Frederic J. Haskin reports Calcutta July 5 on rising Anarchy in India among educated civilians. Bombs and conspiracies target judges and officials. Arabindo Ghosh, a renowned scholar, leads alleged plots. Police raids arrest thirty six. trial spans 128 days with mixed verdicts and executions looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Calcutta
India
Europe
America
Sir Andrew Fraser
Bengal
Andrew
Chandergari
Sapietning Te la
Arabino B
Pore
Burke
Mirabeau
Patrick Henry
Arabindo Ghosh
Oxford
Arabino Ghosh
Wits
London
Paris
Empire of India
River Stage and Departures on the Ohio River
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 19.4 feet yesterday evening and was descending. Listings show ship arrivals and departures for Louisville Chicago Chicago and other ports with multiple vessels including The Ohio Tacoma and Courier. River levels varied across Pittsburgh Madison and Memphis with arrivals such as City of Saltillo and Cape Girardeau and departures to Pittsburgh and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Chile
Chilo
Louisville
Pomeroy
Greenland
Rae
M.m. Vena
City of Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Tecoma
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Ohiof
Tacoma
Pomeroy Chile
Boudy and Pepestacen
H. K. Bedford
Breubenville
Clarington
Tamoras
Bedford
Madison
ST. Louis
City of
Saltillo
Tennessee
Stacker Lee
Neape Girardeau
Commerce
City of Memphis
Cape Girardeau
Memphis
Life Sentence for the Speed Maniacs
Evanston Justice Boyer urges life imprisonment for reckless and drunken chauffeurs in a letter to the Chicago Automobile Club. He argues the only effective remedy for speed maniacs is life behind bars to stop drivers who gamble with others lives.
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Chicago
Boyer
Evanston
Chicago Automobile Club
Bids Open for Dirt Street Improvements Cincinnati 1909
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids until 12 noon on Tuesday July 18 1909 for dirt street improvements from Dremnan to Elmore including grading cement curbs gutters brick paving and drainage works. Each bid must include full bidder names and a $1000 bond or certified check. The board may reject any bid. bids sent on printed forms only. John J. Wenner clerk.
Cincinnati Repeal Ordinance No 1260 On Property for Public Use
City council repeals Ordinance No 1057 that authorized property to be used for street and park purposes in blocks bounded by Ernst Street Hiawatha Street Harrison Avenue and State Avenue. The measure takes effect at the earliest legal time after passage by council on June 21, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Street
Hiawatha Street
Harrison Avenue
State Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Rast Street
Peres
A. D
C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Resolution Declares Glenway Avenue Improvement Necessary
A Cincinnati city council resolution declares the grade and improvement of Glenway Avenue from Eighth Street to Wilder Avenue. It covers granite curbs and crogi ngs, granite block paving, drains and retaining walls, and approves plans, estimates, and profiles for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenway Avenue
Eighth Street
Wilder Avenue
Cincinnati
Oho
Elevation and grade details for Glenway and Wilder avenues 1909
City of Cincinnati improvement plan outlining curb elevations and grade percentages for Glenway avenue and east curb of Wilder avenue. Includes specific feet, percentages for segments, assessment shares of seven percent, bond issuance terms, payment options, and publication directive. Passed June 21 1909.
Ordinance establishes Temple Avenue curb grades in Cincinnati
City ordinance No 1266 fixes Temple avenue curb grades from Epworth to Harrison. It details initial intersection elevations 480.30 feet, ascent at 2.338 percent for 94.50 feet to 482.50 feet, then drops 2.00 percent for 100 feet to 480.50, then 6.83 percent for 5,622.92 feet to 460.01, then 2.88 percent for 27.08 feet to 449.23. South curb mirrors with 3.60 percent rise for 94.50 feet to 482.50. President pro tem O Bathgate signs.
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Temple Avenue
Epworth Avenue
Harrison Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Be, O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance to Recurve Woodburn Chapel Corner
Ordinance No 1 258 changes curb line at southwest corner of Woodburn avenue and Chapel street in Cincinnati Ohio A new curb line begins eleven feet four and a half inches south of the intersection and runs northwest on a twelve foot radius curve to a point four percent inches west of the intersection Produced per attached blueprint signed by E C Bathgate President Pro Tem of Council
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Woodburn Avenue
Chapel Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
A. D
E. C. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
State of Ohio
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Post Alley
Gilbert Avenues
Finch Alley
Gilbert Avenue
Postalley
J. H. Asmann, JR
Edwin Hendborson
Daniels Street
Alice Street
Burnet Woods Park
Derinis Street
Bishop Street
Dennis Street
Bathgate
Rice Street
Tacoma Street
Findlay & Ludlow
Prook
Coun
Edgewood Avenue Improvement Plan Approved
A resolution declares the Edgewood avenue project from Powers street to 427 feet north will be graded curb and gutters laid brick roadway paving and new drains. It sets plans specifications and profiles on file for review and approves curb grade details and proportional benefit share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Avenue
Powers Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Office of the Board of Public Service
City Bonds Backed Installment Plan For Street Improvements
The document outlines financing for city street improvements in Cincinnati. Property owners may pay assessments in ten annual installments or cash within twenty days of the ordinance, with cash options excluding interest on anticipated bond collections. Bonds will be issued to cover non specially assessed costs including intersections and damages, with the city paying these from bond proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleny B
Wilder
Glenway Avenue
Eighth Street
Wilder Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
RE. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Sapre Witarco
Page
BE. O. Bathgate
Council
Ohio
Tafel Street
McMicken Avenue
Wagner Street
Board of Public Service
RH. O. Bathgate
Ordinance to Change Curb Line at Woodburn and Chapel Streets
Cincinnati Ohio adopts Ordinance No. 1 259 to alter the northwest corner curb line on Woodburn avenue. The new curb starts 12 feet 8.25 inches north of the Chapel Street curb intersection and curves southwest with a 12 foot radius to meet the north side curb line. E. O. Bathgate signs.
Ordinance No 1264 Establishes Rapid Run Road Grade
The council approves grade lines for Rapid Run road from Elder Avenue to a point 1 746.16 feet west. It sets curb elevations 488.11 feet and prescribes grade descents of 2.00 percent over 505.80 feet 3.75 percent over 350.00 feet 1.50 percent over 468.36 feet and 7.00 percent over 432.00 feet to 427.76 feet. The north curb will share the same grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Run Road
Elder Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance Sets Post Alley Grade 1909
Ordinance No. 1,26 establishes the grade of Post alley from Gilbert avenue to Finch alley in Cincinnati Ohio. It specifies curb elevations at key points and descent or ascent rates with exact feet and hundredths, dates, and official signatories.
Ordinance Prohibits Buildings Over Ten Feet On City Square
Cincinnati council passes ordinance blocking the square bounded by McMillan Locust Kemper lane and Gilbert avenue. The measure requires outer walls of iron stone brick and mortar for any building over ten feet high and becomes effective at the earliest legal date. B C Bathgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan and
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
A.D
B. C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance No 1257 Renames Roads To Carthage Avenue
The ordinance changes Carthage pike from Jefferson avenue to Vine street to Carthage Avenue. The section also renames the stretch known as Carthage pike extending from Erkenbrecher avenue to Mitchell avenue as Carthage Avenue. The intent is to give the continuous roadway from Jefferson avenue to Mitchell avenue the name Carthage Avenue.
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Carthage Pike
Vine Street
Carthage Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Jefferson Avenue
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
A.D
B. C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance Amends Auto Use Regulation
An ordinance amends Section 4 of Ordinance No 1074 to regulate automobile use on Cincinnati streets. It repeals the prior ordinance from 1905 and changes restrictions on owners or operators of motor vehicles. Two thirds of the elected concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the of
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Ordinance Puts Six Hour Street Driving Rule in Force
The document states that six hours on any street alley or park driveway in the city limits is prohibited and that two or more automobiles shall not be operated abreast. Section 4 of Ordinance No L074 is repealed and the ordinance signed in June 21 1908 by Clerk Edwin Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Vacating Woodward Park Road In Cincinnati
Ordinance No. 1 262 vacates the unnamed township road through Woodward Park Bloody Run area after a June 21 1909 petition by the City Park Commissioners. Council finds good cause and no detriment to public interest and approves the vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Park
Bloody Run
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
Cincinnati
Cinc Ti
Board of Par Commissioners
State of
Ohio
A. D
E. C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Daniels Street Grade Ordinance Establishment in Cincinnati
An ordinance establishes the Dan iels street curb grades from Alice street to Burnet Woods Park in Cincinnati Ohio. It specifies elevations and grade changes along both Daniels and nearby Bishop and Dennis streets, ending at Burnet Woods Park, with Clerk Edwin Henderson attesting.
City of Cincinnati approval for Wilder Avenue improvement plan
A city resolution authorizes upgrading Wilder Avenue from Glenway to Warsaw with grading granite curbs blocks and drains. It details curb grades and a 11 percent assessment plan paid over ten annual installments with optional cash payment within 20 days.
City Clerk Responds to Bond Provision Lawsuit
The document notes a measured order from June 7, 1900, involving bond sale costs and appropriations. It records the clerk’s duty to comply with legal provisions and a court ruling affirming the action. The passage cites Cincinnati and references expenditures connected to the bond process and official proceedings.
Cincinnati Street Improvement on Tafel Street 1909 Vote
City council adopts a plan to improve Tafel street from McMicken to Wagner with grading paving and granite curb. The project includes 50 percent assessments on lots, bond interest, and a 20 day cash payment option for property owners.
Hausmann Alley Improvement Plan and Assessments
The council approves grading granite curbs and paving Hausmann alley from Broadway to Spring Street with drains and inlets and sets the curb grade. Fifty percent of costs are assessable to abutting property owners with ten installments, cash option within twenty days. The notice includes surveys and publication expenses financed by bonds, awarded to the contractor E C Bathgath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hausmann Alley
Broadway
Spring Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Utes
Board of ‘Public Service
E. C. Bathgath
Council
Hdwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance Appropriates Street Land West of Rice
Cincinnati Ohio adopts Ordinance No 1261 to appropriate property for a street opening west of Rice street between Tacoma and Gage streets. City solicitor empowered to seek court to assess compensation. bonds to fund costs. ordinance passed June 21 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Street
Tacoma Street
Gage’ Street
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sealed bids for Waikes alley improvement advertised
The Board of Public Service invites sealed bids until 8 oclock Tuesday July 20 1908 for grading curbs paving drainage and retaining walls on Waikes alley from Cherry street to De street. Each bid must include names and a five hundred dollar bid guaranty by certified check. If rejected the deposit is returned. if accepted a contract will be formed upon execution and securing the bond. July 3 1909 John J Wenner clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Waikes Alley
Cherry Street
de Street
Lal Bank
John J. Wenner
Public bids for Jonathan avenue improvement 1909
The Board of Public Service invites sealed bids until 12 o clock Tuesday July 2 1909 for fur rials and work to grade cement gutter and brick paving from Montgomery road to Woodburn avenue on Jonathan avenue. Each bid must include full bidder name and a $2000 bond or certified check. If accepted a contract will be awarded and funds secured. Bidders must use provided forms. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Jonathan Avenue
Montgomery Road
Woodburn Avenue
Selver Bank
Board of Pub Service
John J. Wenner
Public Works Bid Notice Cincinnati 1908
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites bids at 12 o clock noon July 0 1908 for street improvement Lakeman Street to Fl Avenue. Bids must include full names of bidders and a two thousand dollar certified check as guarantee.
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Judge Kingsport
Mozufferpore
Miss Kennedy
Muraripooker Garden
Crown
Gossain
Corrido
Kana Datta
Datta
Orce
Puntry
Alipore
Illinois
Dremnan Avenue
Elmore Street
Mdia
Byer
Board of Public
Leaway Avenue
Warsaw Avenue
Howard
A. O. Bathgate
Axminster
Body Brussels
Washington
Ferniture
Jane Crean
Millcreek Mion
Jefter
Eleanor Gernep
I-P
Bradstreet
Baet i Street
Benedict
Attorneys
Wzekiel & Bernheim
O. Auctioneers
Barber College
Kenilworth Av
Norwood
M' College
W. Fourth St
Oervant
Ohio Nv
D. P. Guthrie
Traction Bidg
Warren County
Lebanon
W. T. Thompson
First National Bank
W. J. Wright
Torney
I. McMillan
Bethel
Monfort & CO
Hartere
Valley
Medical
Lake Huron
Enon
Burt M. Wees
Sarnia
Can
Ottie Ig
Lakeman Street
Fl Avenue
Inis
Board of
Berea
Olek
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