Vine Street church renamed as Peoples Church after meeting
At a recent congregational meeting Vine Street Congregational will be known as the Peoples Church and will hold services at the Grand Opera House. A committee will seek an office in the Kroger building or the Second National Bank building for church business. M W Chaney was named assistant pastor to Rev. Bert Bigelow, who supported Ohio referendum efforts two years ago while continuing preaching. A city engineer is to assess dangerous street lighting issues. Public service officials announced staff changes at the branch hospital and waterworks. Plans were approved to begin Eighth Street viaduct and track work, and shade trees may be planted on Broadway with owner consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Board of Public Service
John Kelly
Harry Shrimpton
Lewis Shumate
Shrimpton
Shumate
Landmaker
Kirchner Construction Company
Eighth Street Viaduct
Cincinnati Traction Company
Alice Deicke
City Infirmary
Anna McCarthy
Charles I. Dreifus
Charles 8. Burdsall
Broadway
Third
Sandminker
Clifton Avenue
McMillan Street
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
City Hall Notes on permits and city work
Christian Kessel of 250 East University Avenue seeks a permit for the Kloppenburg celebration on July 5. Assistant City Solicitor Morrill notes W. Tackner’s appraisal of Gilbert venue viaduct lines and suggests higher pay. board sets $1650 with officials indicating appetite for more. The board hires a roller engineer at $3.50 daily and laborers at $1.75 daily. W. W. Wood complains sidewalk condition on Sum Avenue between Eighth and Price Streets with missing boards and holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Kessel
East Univerity Avenue
Kloppenburg Cechtlonenk Association
Board of Public Ice
Albert Morrill
W. Tckner
Gilbert Venue
Morrill
Board of Public Service
George Musekabel
George Mc
H. C. Hamm
George Gunthner
Alachi Boyd
W. W. Wood
Summit Avenue
Ce Hill
Sumavenue
Postmaster Gardner Arrested in Upton Kentucky
Postmaster Smith B Gardner in charge of the Upton office was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Horsford and Griswold on charges of opening letters. Complainants from the town led to evidence found, Gardner admitting the wrongdoing and bound over for examination before the United States commissioner. He has served as postmaster for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith B Gardner
Upton
Public Safety Board Pushes Economic Reform in City Departments
President Boyd urged police chiefs and clerks to aid the Cincinnati bureau for municipal reform. The measure seeks an economical method to handle city business. Patrolman Fred Shafer, appointed in June 1886, asks retirement. Several department applicants were named today for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Board of Public
Mately
Police
Cincinnati
Fred Shafer
Jackberry Street
Hyde Park Lawn Prize Offered for Best Summer Lawn
Herbert Kent and Hyde Park Business Club back a $50 award to the best kept lawn for the summer. Judges include Daberintantont Rodgers, William way, Spring Grove supervisor, and Ben George, florist. Final winners to be announced at a later ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kent
Hyde Park
Bond Delivery Soon by Sinking Fund Trustees
Three quarters of a million dollars in 4 percent sinking fund refunding bonds will be delivered by the sinking fund trustees on July 15 to the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Fund
Journal of Cincinnati Society of Natural History Volume Twenty One
Material is being gathered for the twenty first volume of The Journal of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History. The publication aims to issue when sufficient scientific matter is collected. Davis L. James chairs the publishing committee. Prof. August F Foerste contributed several articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Society of Natural History
Davis L. James
August F. Foerste
Dayton High School
France Looks To Uncle Sam On Garbage Disposal
The French Loire department asks the US Department of Agriculture how American cities dispose of garbage and if residue is used as fertilizer. The issue causes odor complaints near communities. The request was forwarded to the board of public service by Mayor's Secretary Scott Small and referred to Street Cleaning Superintendent Maag for response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of the Loire
France
Department of Agriculture
Board of Public Service
Scott Small
Maag
Farewell for Officers at Salvation Army Citadel
Staff Captain and Mrs Trumbell were honored at a farewell reception in East Highth street when their two year charge of the Citadel and Reliance hotels ended. The program featured speeches and music by the army band followed by an ice-cream social. Captain Trumbell departs for New Orleans to oversee the industrial home and hotel, with Major and Mrs Sprake of Pittsburg named as his successors in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbell
Citadel
Reliance
Salvation Army
Army
East Highth Street
New Orleans
Velvet Carpet Remnants Offer Bargains for Rooms
Local store advertises velvet carpet remnants with patterns suitable for most rooms. Prices listed show per yard costs around 65 cents to 0.80 dollars, with various patterns and sizes in stock.
Dedication Planned for South Cumminsville Engine House No 47
Preparations are underway for a July 31 dedication in South Cumminsville at Borden and Powers streets. Speeches music and a feast are planned with Michael Schmidt as committee chairman. The new company will be No 47 and Company No 88 in Winton Place will be dedicated the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cumminsville
Cumminsville
Borden and
Powers Streets
Michael Schmidt
Citizens’ Committee
Winton Place
Michael Schmitt
Plumber Arrested For No Permit In Elms Street Work
City Building Inspector Kuhlmann warned plumbers against ignoring the new building code. Walter Hollander, a plumber, was arrested on charges of plumbing without a permit on Elms Street above Liberty. The case was continued in police court until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlmann
Walter 8. Hollander
Kuhlman
Elms Street
Liberty
Pardoned Prisoner Returns Home Amid Joyful Welcome
A revived Italian tenement scene erupted in joy as John Lobano, freed on pardon after six years for alleged involvement with the Black Hand, returned to his Louisiana home. Relatives say Lobano plans to move his family to a better home as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lobano
Louisiana Penitentiary
Black Hand Society
Ohio
Lobons
Presbyterians Plan Summer Classes for Foreign Children
The Fifth Presbyterian church at Clark and John streets will house a special school for congested quarters. Classes begin in September under the Cincinnati board of home missions. Theresa Lalla, a training school student, assists under a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Presbyterian
Clark and
John Streets
Ate Theresa Lalla
Ander
The
Cincinnati
Board of Home Missions
Funeral for Howell Gano Arranged in Cincinnati
The funeral for Howell Gano, pioneer wholesale hardware merchant, will be held this afternoon at 8. He died Sunday afternoon after spending 43 years at his residence. Born in Cincinnati 87 years ago, he moved to Clifton as a youth and later ran a hardware business on Walnut Street. Surviving are his wife, who died nine years ago, and children Mrs W H Wright, Mrs W R Garrison, R R Geno, G Piqua, and C Ano Gand, with 658 Laidlow Ave listed in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Core
Howell’ Gano
Mr. Gano
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Clifton
J. W. Gano
Main Street
Walnut Street
Fourth
W. H. Wright
Philippines
W. R. Garrison
New York
R. R. Geno
Bluis
Piqua
Cano
Gand
Laidlow
All Linen Table Linens and Towels on Sale
Damask wide and narrow linen pieces listed with per yard prices. Includes scalloped bed spreads, sideboard scarfs, unbleached bath towels, and Huck towels with brand notes and decorative borders. Limited sizes and special pricing featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Wash Fabrics and White Goods Sale Listing
Catalog of discounted fabrics and garments with crepe plisse sunfasts listed at per yard prices, including white linen Persian lawn and embroidered robes. Also features India linen sheer fabrics and embroidered Swisses with price reductions on shirt waist fronts while noting broader sale items and sizes.
Cincinnati Youth Fast Becoming Wrights Rival
Charles Ambrose of College Hill has entered the flying machine race. The 23 year old, residing at Arnold Road and Cedar Avenue, is constructing a two plane model with a four cylinder gasoline engine, about eighteen horsepower and a total weight near 100 pounds. He plans an initial test next month and his neighbors attest the engine is in working order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Ambrose
Arnold Road
Cedar Avenue
College Hill
Ambrose
Herrlinger Plans 35 Day Auto Tour to Seattle
Albert P. Herrlinger, president of Herrlinger Paper and Cordage, and Mrs Herrlinger depart August 10 for a 35 day auto tour ending at the Seattle exposition. They will be guests of Mr and Mrs Osterman of Chicago and emphasize the Knox car on the journey. The Chicago Automobile Company arranged the itinerary, totaling about 4,200 miles from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Herrlinger
Herrlinger
Seattle
Sis Osterman
Chicago
Knox
Health officers mock Chicago infant death rate review
Chicago health officials mocked a Baltimore dispatch claiming 2 percent infant deaths in Chicago and second highest infant mortality. Cincinnati reportedly shows 17.8 percent infant deaths. Officials cited past debates over a separate health board and imported commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Chicago
Board of Public Service and
Board of Health
Baltimore
American Academy of Health
Cincinnati
Aes
Board of Heal
Itsedvocatio
Ryans
Chica
Er Cornette
Health Brown
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Shantung
Rajah
Messaline
West Fourth Street— Vine and
Vine Street Church
City Hall Notes
Public Safety Board
Fire Department
Mayor
Uncle Sam
Salvationists
Godspeed
Tuzs
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Race Street
Sedtchie
Axminster
Wilton
Op Ag
Tapestry
Brussels
Boston
New Jersey
S W
Washington
Atlantic City
PAIV
School For
Presbyterians
Howell Gano
Alms & Doepke
Iber
India
the Alms & Doepke Co
Wrights
Windy City
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Central Union Station
C. C. Clark
Ingalls Bidg
Michigan
Canada
Fifth and
Walrant
Chester
Matatin
Cody
NEW Robinson
Sapavine
Even
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Coney Island
Ead
Sare Valpi
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