City Engineer Proposes Sewer Overhaul and Street Upgrades
City Engineer Landmaker told the board that street improvements per the April 20 1908 plan would cost about 39912510. A double system sewer for storm and sewage totals 48861730 with no filtration plant cost. He urges construction per the April 2 council plan terminating at Glenmore and Muddy Creek road, with nine foot outlet diameter and overflow near Glenmore. The board approved and sent the matter to council to proceed with trunk sewer at 216227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmaker
Board of Public Service
Westwood
Council
Glenmore Avenue
Muddy Creek Road
Barfield Studies Workmen Woes in Ohio Plan
Magistrate J Marshall Smedes announced former Secretary of the Interior James Garfield will visit Cincinnati to meet with labor leaders and employers about Ohio's new employers liability commission. Judge George Martin of Lancaster joins the committee to gauge support for a potential law to care for workers injured on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marshall Smedes
Secretary of the Interior
James Garfield
Cincinnati
Employers’ Liability Commission
Ohio Bar Association
Put-in-Bay
Garfield
Smedes
George Martin
Lancaster
Ohio
Squire Smedes
Cencere
Eighteen More Fleischmann Fund Concerts Announced
Music at Lytle Park tomorrow night features a program of classic composers under Julius Fleischmann and his mother. The fund plans eighteen more concerts at Washington Park July 16 Lincoln Park July 2 McKinley Park July 21 Inwood Park July 28 with other dates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle Park
Julius Fleischmann
Lytle Greys
Kia Straus
Hoschna
Remick
Washington Park
Lincoln Park
McKinley Park
Inwood Park
Young pedestrian on coast-to-coast hike to win $500
Carl Jansen, 20, of Brooklyn, walking from New York toward San Francisco since March 7, has logged about 1 200 miles and hopes to reach the West by October 7. He travels on country roads, avoids officials, and funds meals by work. He plans to move from Cincinnati to Indianapolis tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jansen
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
Carl
Weston
Jansen
Philadelphia
Newport News
Ben
Indianapolis
Inspector Confronts Imminent Dismissal at City Hall
Baker shop inspector William Woehrlin warns at city hall that he feels the political blow, saying the flag remains but his job hangs by a thread. He predicts removal within days as disagreements among officials intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woehrlin
Hard Times Over Says Gollettor
Collector Amor Smith reports rising Cincinnati customs receipts over the last ten days surpassing last year by nearly five thousand dollars. Senator Theodore Burton invites Chamber of Commerce members and others to share preferences between house and senate tariff terms as the conference committee works on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor Smith
Cincinnati
Custom House
Theodore E. Burton
Charles B. Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Burton
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Funeral services for Annie E. Collins noted by relatives
At the death of celebrated china painter Annie E. Collins on Saturday, funeral services are held this morning in Spring Grove chapel with pallbearers Alfred George Clifford Wood and Howard Collins, conducted by Rev. Frank H. Nelson. Interment follows at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Annie E. Collins
Alfred
George
Clifford Wood
Howard Collins
Spring Grove
Frank H. Nelson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Children to Go Farming for Week
The Jewish Charities association announces a summer program giving 600 city children a week in the country. Superintendent Boris Bogen says 500 places are secured with more hoped for this month. Other groups will supply additional names for the summer program continuing through July August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Charities Association
Boris Bogen
Petroleum butter hoax from Standard Oil questioned by chemists
Cincinnati chemists dismiss reports that Standard Oil has found a way to make oleomargarine from petroleum. They say petroleum is a mineral oil unsaponifiable and cannot be combined to produce edible butter. cotten seed oil remains a vegetable source with different uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati
Standard
Alton
Ill
Joseph W. Ellins
Cincinnati Waterworks
Funeral of Stricken Railroad Man Thursday
The funeral for William J. Byrth general agent of the Great Northern Railroad and Steamship Company will be held at 629 Rockdale avenue Avondale Thursday afternoon. The Masons and the Hills will handle arrangements and interment is planned for Spring Grove cemetery. Mrs Byrth will arrive from St Paul today to assist with pallbearers. The Transportation Club has formed a committee to draft resolutions and many railroad offices will send representatives. Coroner Coe's inquest attributed Byrth death to heart paralysis after he was stricken on a traction car en route to Milford.
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William J. Byrth
Great Northern Railroad and Steamship Company
W. J. Fye
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Masons and the Hills
Byrth
Spring Grove Cemetery
St. Paul
Transportation Club
Mr. Byrth
George W. Weedon
O. G. Fetter
H. C. Thatcher
C. C. Spalding
A. L. Ellett
Coe
Milford
W. B. Carpenter
Young Prisoner Frank Doll Fails To Shorten Four Year Term
Frank Doll alias Thomas, 22, now in the workhouse serving four years, suffered a hand injury at a machine shop on May 25 and lockjaw on June 20. After serum treatment he recovered and will return to work, completing his term. His prison history includes a jail delivery escape and another escape attempt two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doll
Thomas
Doll
DeCoursey
Poor children and mothers go to Salvation Army camp
Thirty children and five mothers from the tenement district form the first party taken this summer to the Salvation Army Vacation Camp at Clermontville near the Ohio river. Captain Thomas Peart leads the weeklong outing from East Third Street day nursery. More applicants await similar country trips as tents rise on the farm to house visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvation Army
Clermontville
Ohio River
Thomas Peart
Salvation Army
East Third Street
Hotel Clerk Solves Stolen Dog Mystery at Palace
Palace Hotel clerk Burt Smith uncovered how a couple from West Virginia locked a small black dog in a sixth floor room and it vanished. A strong odor and a bloodhound led to the skylight, where investigators found the dog had jumped six stories to its death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Smith
Palace
West Virginia
Magistrate rules in numerous civil suits at forenoon session
Magistrate Smedes handled twenty seven civil cases such as Jake Pittner v Gus Breitenbacher with Pittner awarded 175 dollars on two promissory notes. Ben Woeste received 75 dollars for cigar sales commissions from J Adam Schmidt. General Music Supply Co won 222.40 against Smith and Nixon Piano. Attorneys J M Dawson and Arthur G Hall won 200.36 in attorney fees for Lillian and Carl Axtmann. Dr James M Galley won 21 dollars for professional services from Alvin G Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smedes
Jake Pittner
Gus Breitenbacher
Pittner
Ben Woeste
J. Adam Schmidt
Schmidt
General Music Supply Company
Smith & Nixon Piano Company
Cincinnati Druggists Plan to Attend State Meeting
The Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association will hold its seventh annual reunion and convention at Cedar Point Ohio from July 13 to 17. Delegates from across the state will discuss new legislation the drug market fire insurance and the decennial convention in Washington DC in May 1910. Cincinnati attendees include Julius Grever Robert Groenland Milton Franken and many others with families accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Cedar Point
Washington
D. C
Julius Grever
Robert Groenland
Milton Franken
George Stier
Grover Hoffman
van Dorf
Robert Schults
Charles Diehl
George Diehl
J. O. Arnold
William Mank
Harry Hellker
Nicholas Blank
B. Perin
Walter Wetterstroem
Edward Voss
B. H. Overbeck
W. H. Ganz
Theodore D. Wetterstroem
Cincinnati
Association
Street Car Men Win Reward Trip for Ticket Sales
Twenty six traction company employees, led by Street Car Men's association president Tom Sullivan, earned a two week plus trip to eastern cities for selling the most tickets. The itinerary runs from Cincinnati to Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Lewiston Toronto Prescott and Montreal then Boston New York Atlantic City Philadelphia and back to Cincinnati by August 3.
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Traction Company
Tom” Sullivan
Street Car Men's Association
Montreal
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
Toronto
Prescott
New York
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
A. Michael
B. Beierlein
C. Hess
M. B. Davis
Charles Schnitger
H. Baker
M. Summers
H. Keiser
Thomas Malloy
H. Stille
C. Saunders
A. E. Mathews
John Gault
H. Miller
H. Harrison
Dan Murnahan
H. Steltel
C. Hauck
H. Robinson
B. Cone
B. Wilson
J. Ulrich
Ww. Brofe
C. Carey
T. Downing
Tomulliven
Fishermen Entertain at Peerless Fishing Club Camp
The Peerless Fishing club plans a midweek family gathering with an entertainment committee led by Eugene Rempfler Jacob Grimm Jacob Baschang P Kindel berger John Naegel Abe May E Frederick and W Schrenker. A ball game between married and single members, vaudeville, and dancing are on the program at the Ohio river camp Stop 87 on the traction road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Fishing Club
Eugene Rempfler
Jacob Grimm
Jacob Baschang
P. Kindelberger
John Naegel
Abe May
E. Frederick
W. Schrenker
Ohio River
Traction Road
North Hyde Park Club Plans Rapid Transit Talk
The North Hyde Park club meets at Oakley avenue and Madison road at 8 pm with traction expert John E. Bleekman addressing rapid transit. The program also features several musical selections by the Glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hyde Park
Oakley Avenue
Madison Road
John E. Bleekman
Glee Club
Funeral services for Brother Frank Wilson set for Thursday
Lodge 10 Gh W and A Mic calls members to assemble at the lodge room on Thursday July 15 at 1 30 p m to take part in the funeral services of Brother Frank Wilson B H Kinney W M
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Gh W
A. Mic
Frank Wilson
B. H. Kinney
W. M
Obituary notices list multiple funerals this week
Brookfield Benjamin born April 16 1866 funeral July 14 10 am at 1331 Broadway burial private. BYRTH William J. funeral July 9 sudden. COLLINS Annie B funeral July 13 Spring Grove chapel 10 am. EVANS Eunice L. Horton funeral July 13 2:30 pm Wyoming. GANO Howell funeral July 18 3 pm. HARMON Emma Kiefer private cremation July 10 10 am. JONES Mary B age 9 funeral July 18 Madisonville 3:30 pm. MORAN Hannah widow funeral July 13 7:30 am mortuary chapel State Ave. requiem mass 8 am at Blessed Sacrament church.
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Brookfield
Benjamin
Broadway
Byrth
William J
Collins
Annie B
Seton Hospital
Spring Grove
Evans
Wyoming
Eunice L. Horton
Caleb B.evans
H. R. Stearns
Gano—Howell
Harmon
Emma Kiefer
Lewis P. Harmon
Jones
Mary B
Charles W. Bulkhead
Madisonville
Springfield
Moran
Hannah Moran
William Moran
State and
Lehman Avenues
Rachel’s Mortuary
State Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Glenway and
Wilder Avenues
Klein seeks ward playground at city hall
Councilman William J. Klein of the Fourteenth ward says he will ask the council at the next meeting to provide public playgrounds for his ward. He notes a location between Freeman avenue and Baymiller streets and York and Dayton streets is favored, though no site is fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
William J. Klein
Fourteenth Ward
City Hall
Freeman Avenue
Baymiller Streets
York and Dayton Streets
Be Kind to Us Campaign Reaches Cincinnati Horses
Ohio Humane Society mails thousands of pamphlets to departments and drug stores in Cincinnati urging proper care for horses in summer. The flyers feature four horses and the line Be kind to us We work hard for you.
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Ohio Humane Society
Cincinnati
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