Poison epidemic in buctown prompts spraying and park eradication
Prof Leue advocates poison water spraying rather than humane methods to kill bag worms and caterpillars in parks. He describes spraying techniques and mixtures, recalls past removal of bag worms, and notes plans to spray Washington and Lincoln parks to combat cottony maple scales. He also opposes men sleeping in parks.
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Leue
San Jose
Prof
Lene
Price Hill
Washington Ark
Washington
Lincoln Parks
Washington Park
Revenue Officers Target Cheese Tax Evasion
Washington officials announce a new tax on filled cheese with rates of 400 for manufacturers 200 for wholesalers 12 for retailers and urge internal revenue agents to inspect markets nationwide to collect due payments Samples will be taken from all cheese sellers to enforce compliance and ensure dealers pay the tax.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
Washington
Internal Revenue
Esalers
Masons Outing Planned at Lake Allyn by Delta Chapter
Delta Chapter No 179 Royal Arch Masons announces annual outing on July 24 at Lake Allyn in the hills. Prize events include field athletics, singing, and music by the Masorpic band. Expected large crowd with Everett, Wilber L. Root, and R. J. Davis coordinating.
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Delta
Royal Arch MaSons
Lake Allyn
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Early Morning Scene Draws Complaints Over Public Disorder
A reader describes women passing through a location where men lie on benches in various states of dress and behavior. The observer argues it is inappropriate for women to be exposed to such scenes and urges remedy.
Big Street Repairs Move Toward City Council
City Engineer Landmaker presented resolutions and specifications for repairs to Water loo street and several alleys. Planned paving includes brick Finch alley Burgoyne alley granite blocks Livingston street and Mill street brick Hickory street and Woodward street with granite curbs and wood block paving by street rail lines.
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Board of Public Service
Waterloo Street
Eastern Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Finch Alley
Burgoyne Alley
Post Alley
Livingston Street
Central Avenue
Baymiller Street
Victor Street
Warner
McMillan
Station Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Circle Avenue
Hickory Street
Harvey Avenue
Knott Street
Mill Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
Third
Front Streets
Woodward Street
Main
Sycamore
Two Band Concerts In Eden Park Tomorrow Afternoon
Weber's military band conducts a 3:30 pm Eden Park program under the Schmidlapp endowment with Louis Weigand George M. Portune and Carl Schuett. The set includes March Royal Entry Rosamunde Morning Journals The Glen by Weber selections and popular tunes from My Side and Not for a Day among others. Hyde Park Business Men's club sponsors Hwsberger's band presenting a public square evening concert.
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Weber
Schmidlapp
Eden Park
Louis Weigand
George M. Portune
Carl Schuett
Weissenborn
Rosamunde
Schubert Walte
Strauss Ildyl
the Glen
Aone
Lonesome
Meyer Quest
Tincke
Pere Mogul
Cupid
Nestle
Caprice Italien
Kendall
Cate Te . Cohan
Hyde Park
Hwsberger
Public Square
Day Camp to Acquire 35 Acre Chicken Farm Near Mount Healthy
Mrs. Leopold Markbreit, president of the Day Camp association, announced the purchase of a 35 acre chicken farm near Mount Healthy. The group plans improvements and aims to use it as a resting place for consumptives. By Sept 1 they will reveal full plans and seek no outside interference.
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Leopold Markbreit
Mount Healthy
Mayor to announce health board and safety director next week
Vice Mayor Galvin and August Herrmann will likely return to Cincinnati Wednesday from the Elks meeting in Los Angeles. Mayor Markbreit is expected to reveal the new health board members and possibly the public safety director next week.
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Galvin
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Elks
Los Angeles
Markbreit
Board of Health
Director of Public Safety
Federalites Plan Picnic at Seventh Ward Camp
Federalites prepare a day of events at the Seventh Ward Fishing club camp with a parade concert ball game sack race shoe race eggs and spoon race and fat men's race. A vaudeville show and fireworks cap the evening with Otto Goetz McGuiness and the federal chorus billed among the acts.
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Seventh Ward
Fred Raine
Jacob Bashang
Frank Huber
J. Kruse
Roxie K. Langenecker
Charles Stricker
Sam F. Franken
Otto Goetz
McGuiness
Federal Chorus
Perpetual Franchises Decried By Joint City Committee
A joint committee of the Federated Improvements association condemned perpetual franchises at a meeting in the Union Trust building. It favors a 25 year maximum with city option to buy at appraised value and proposes cash deposits instead of bonds for new road projects. M Y Cooper chairs the committee which copied franchises from New York and other cities to craft a model for Cincinnati.
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Federated Improvements Association
Union Trust Building
M. Y. Cooper
Joint Coittee
New York
Cincin
Rumored Match Between Duchess De Chaulnes And Prince Murat
Paris gossip links the American duchess mother of Emmanuel Theodore de Luynes Sailly to Prince Joachim Murat. Denials emphasize politics and lineage, noting the duchess has focused on her infant son since his November birth.
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Paris
Emmanuel Theodore
Bernard Marie A
Albert de Luynes Sailly
Duc de
Theodora’ Shonts
Theodore Perry Shonts
New York
Princess Murat
Joachim Murat
Naples
Murat
Napoleon
Grand Duke of
Bers
Prince Murat
Joachim Napoleo Michael
Cecile Ney
Marshal Ney
Duc d
Duc de Chaulnes
Dui
Chateau Dampierre
Duchess de Chaulnes
Duc
City Council Considers Reducing Sinking Fund Tax Levy
City officials discuss trimming the sinking fund levy from 3.80 to 2.90 mills amid bond activity and back taxes from Union Central Life. Council may adjust trustees figures at a special meeting August 9 as education cuts shift burden to the city levy.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Council
Mullen
Banks in Cincinnati District Return Government Funds
Cincinnati banks and their correspondents in New York returned 600000 dollars of government funds from deposits over three days. Authorized depositories across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and southern states contributed mainly in bills with 100000 in coin. The treasury had sought 25000000 dollars to cover urgent department needs.
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Cincinnati Financial District
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
New York
Veterans plan G A R encampment trip to Salt Lake City
Cincinnati G A R men plan a trip to Salt Lake City for the annual encampment but the distance makes attendance difficult. Signatories include Captain E R Monfort Major W R Thrall Doctor Forester Captain John Nebrey Major Jacob Gano John G Cohen and Captain John Kissane. Start from Cincinnati is August 5. Local posts will not organize a delegation.
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Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Fraser Dead in Hyde Park Funeral Held Today
The widow of Thomas K Fraser, a Cincinnati builder and Civil War veteran, Mrs. Mary J Fraser died at Burt Lake Michigan. Born 1833 in Cincinnati she married in 1862. Survived by daughter Mrs F A Knowles and sisters Esther Anderson and Mrs James King. Funeral at 2 pm from F A Knowles residence Hyde Park Oakley Ave. Rev Spiegel to officiate. interment Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Mary J. Frazer
Thomas K.fraser
Cincinnati
F. A. Knowles
Oakley Avenue
Hyde Park
Esther. Anderson
Lockfort
N. Y
James King
Walnut Hills
Mr. Spiegel
Spring Grove
Gladstone and Roosevelt Misunderstood by Nation
Dr Frank of Gunsaulus argues Gladstone and Roosevelt were geniuses whose ideas shocked their countries and were misunderstood by the public. A large Epworth Heights crowd heard comparisons to Roosevlet, praising original thinking. The day featured talks on Samuel Adams and experiences with English prison life.
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Frank
Gunsaulus
Bryan Day
Epworth Heights Chautauqua
Cincinnati
Gungaulus
Armour Institute of Chicago
Roosevelt
Guy. Potter
Benton
Miami
Samuel Adams
Perkins
Latonia
C. E. Schenk
Florence Maybdrick
Hfe
G. Herbert
Ick
International Aor
Itast
Burnet House
Woman Rescues Missing Girl From Traverse Bay Truce
A hotsemaid, Julia Laffey, reportedly heard waves and songs from Traverse Bay Michigan and leapt to action after seeing a young woman plunge from a Traverse City station jetty. A patrolman reported the incident and the girl was observed in the water before being recovered. The incident underscores concerns about summer danger on the bay.
Summer Camp for Soldier Students
The Ohio Military Institute hosts a summer camp at Lake Leelanau Michigan with outdoor recreation tutoring and full facilities. The institution, led by Colonel A M Heshen, is a leading military school with strong athletics and an eminent academic faculty.
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Ohio Military Institute
Lake Leelanau
Mich
A. M. Heshen
College Hill
Fredonia Allen
Tudor Hall
Indianapolis
Europe
Tanehe
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