Feast of Shebnoth Celebrated by Hebrews on Sunday
Sunday is observed by Hebrews as the Feast of Shebnoth a major Hebrew confirmation day and one of the great feasts. Dr John B Reed will address the Mothers Educational Society at the Thirtieth District School Warner street today at 2 30 p m on Evolution in Education. Stewart and Peaslee visited Music Hall to finalize details for the upcoming high school commencements. Inspectors Ketter and Risley invited to the State Association of Engineers banquet in Columbus on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Reed
Mothers‘ Educational Society of the
Thirtieth District School
Warner Street
Messrs. Stewart and Peaslee
Union Board of High Schools
Music Hall
Columbus
Ketter and Risley
Stationary Engineers’ Department
State Association of Engineers
Funeral for Ephraim W. Kelso Held at Second Presbyterian
The funeral for Ephraim W. Kelso was held yesterday at the Second Presbyterian Church where Rev. E. T. Lee delivered the sermon. After services the body was transported to the crematory for cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim W. Kelso
Second Presbyterian Couren
E. T. Lee
German-born painter Louis Baehr dies at 62
Louis Baehr aged 62 who ran a paint shop at 1620 Race street died yesterday at City Hospital from chronic Bright's disease. He was a widower who came to this country from Germany thirty three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Baehr
Race Street
Bright
Germany
Pure Food Men Collect Samples On Margarine And Whisky
Pure Food Commissioners and assistants are taking samples of oleomargarine and whisky for analysis. The commission has been slowed by months of insufficient funds.
Butcher Paul Volz Arrested on Peace Warrant
Paul Volz a local butcher was arrested in Magistrate Winkler's court yesterday on a peace warrant sworn by Rosie Klenk who lives at 1701 State Avenue. Klenk alleges Volz repeatedly pesters her by talking about her. Boer sympathizers face uncertain reception as their visit hinges on upcoming meetings in the East and a decision from Rev Mr Hisenlohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Volz
Winkler
Rosie Klenk
Volz
State Avenue
Miss Klenk
Mr. Hisenlohr
Fell From the Running Board Injury in Walnut Hills Car
Isaac Hyman of 3321 Locust street fell from the running board of a Walnut Hills car at Ashland and McMillan yesterday while trying to find a seat. He suffered head injuries regarded as not serious and was taken home by taxi. Leather Men Play Ball at Chester Park Grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hyman
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Ashland Avenue
McMillan Street
Saloons quarrel leads to assault charge against Horstman
Thomas Welsh accuses Chris Horstman of striking with a club during a quarrel at Horstman's place near Harrison and Western avenues. A warrant for assault and battery was issued. The men will settle the trouble in Police Court. Also, Mare sawmill workers Otto Benneckstein Joseph Young Henry Allen William Rinear Squire Ashton George Austin and Martin Gallian filed wage suits in Squire Kushman's court. papers issued and cases to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welsh
Chris Horstman
Harrison and
Western Avenues
Horstman
Welsh
Otto Benneckstein
Joseph Young
Henry Allen
William Rinear
Squire Ashton
George Austin
Martin Gallian
Mare
Weat End
Squire Kushman
Laborer Hurt in Runaway Buggy Incident
Charles Snyder laborer for Cincinnati Gas Company living at 330 West Fifth street Newport Kentucky was thrown from a buggy when the horse became unmanageable near Second street and Broadway suffering a severe scalp wound and was taken to the hospital by Patrol No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Cincinnati Gas Company
West Fifth Street
Newport
Second Street
Broadway
Snyder
Patrol No. 1
Thief Known to Hide Key Stole Items from Fannie Abt Home
A thief who knew Fannie Abt hid the room key under the hallway carpet at Betts and John streets and stole eight dollars yesterday in her absence. A separate report says 5 Wheeler of 804 Grand Avenue reported a thief forced a side window and took a watch a knife and a gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Abt
Betts and
John Streets
Fannie
Grand Avenue
Annual June Party at Columbia Opera House
The Tusculum branch of the Co operative Society holds its annual June party this evening at the Columbia Opera House for Mt. Auburn Children's Hospital. Westerman's Orchestra provides music, refreshments and homemade candies will be available, and a fortune teller and palmist will add to the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusculum
Co-operative Society
Columbia Opera House
Mt. Auburn Children’s *Hospital
Westerman
Railroad Contractor Appeals Lien Suit in Federal Court
Contractor W. B. Gregg appeals a lower court ruling that his lien claim for 6804 dollars on the Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Railroad Company is invalid. Gregg supplied ties to the road and seeks the lien amount, with the appeal taken from the decision denying the lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Gregg
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Railroad Company
United States Court of Appeals
Gregg
Wagon Collision Injures Driver on Court Street
Fred Helwig, driver for Weber Bros. iron dealers of Liberty and Sycamore, was riding west on Court Street yesterday when his wagon struck a furniture van. He was thrown unconscious but regained consciousness before patrol arrival and declined hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Helwig
Weber Bros
Iron Dealers
Lving
Liberty
Sycamore Streets
Court Street
Helwig
Rival Women Fight Over Man Ends In Wounding
Jane Norden of George Street and Central Avenue and Sophia Crawford of 410 l Homme Dieu Alley quarreled over a man. Norden suffered multiple cuts to both arms and, covered in blood, went to Central Police Station to report. Crawford was arrested ten minutes later by Sergeant Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Norden
George Street
Central Avenue
Sophia Crawford
l'Hommedieu Alley
Norden
Central Police Station
Seahill
Crawford
Watson
Bavarian Benevolent Society Plans 25th Anniversary Parade
The Bavarian Benevolent Society will mark its twenty fifth anniversary in the city with a Monday parade and a two day series of business sessions. Mayor Tafel Hon Bernard Bettmann and Otto Renner are slated to speak. A Bavarian flag presentation by the ladies will honor the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian Benevolent Society
Courthouse tenants complain of poor light from gas meters and pipe condition
Occupants of several Courthouse apartments filed complaints with Custodian Hildreth about inferior lighting. Some allege gas meter devices save gas, but Hildreth believes the issue lies in the building piping, which is in bad condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
Tugman Speaks on Practical Economics at Economic Club
Attorney W. M. Tugman addressed a Vine Street Congregational Church audience on Practical Economics. He argued social loans are wrong and that money accumulation grows less each year, but offered no relief beyond frugality. Reformers in attendance peppered him with questions to push their theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugman
W. M. Tugman
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
Hospital Staff Elects President at Annual Meeting
At the Cincinnati Hospital medical staff meeting Dr. George Fackler was chosen president for the coming year. Trustees discussed plans for an isolated ward for diphtheria scarlet fever and smeagles and considered opening a nonresident pay ward at one dollar per day, but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Hospital
George Fackler
Ban of Trustees
Principals, Staff Changes Questioned by Superintendent Boone
Superintendent Boone denounces a morning paper article as false and misleading about Ohio school changes. He says only a board report next Monday will reveal plans, noting most changes will be transfers between schools. Schwab adds the piece unjust to Harper, Coy, and Bishop, with possible Harper resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boone
Board of Education
Schwab
Union Board of High Schools
Harper
Coy
Cipal
Local School Board power limits prompt changes in tennis and staff
In Ohio and Cincinnati education and tennis sections, the piece outlines the shift in superintendent powers after a pension law change. It notes principal appointments at Hughes and Walnut Hills for 1900 1901, possible resignations, and powers limited to cause with appeals. It also details the Interclub Tennis Tournament opener and Cincinnati Open date with participants and clubs involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Union Board
Ohio
Union Board of High Schools
Boone
Woman Hopes Son Sylvester Skillen Is Alive
Virginia coroner reports a postal card from Mrs. Scott Skillen of Dayton saying her son Sylvester Skillen is alive in Virginia. She had traveled to identify a body at the Morgue believed to be him after a presumed train death in Riverside. The body was buried in the potter's field last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Schwab
Scott Skillen
Dayton
Sylvester
Y. Va
Skillen
Riverside
Potter's Field
Australian Buyers In Cincinnati Trade Rounds
Two representatives of Hoffnung & Son, a major Australian buying house with offices in Melbourne Brisbane and Sydney, spent two days in Cincinnati visiting large manufacturing concerns. They order harness poplar lumber sugar machinery wooden and willoware plated goods tin and japan goods and more. A contract for harness was placed with Perkins Campbell Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffnung & Son
Melbourne
Brisbane
Sydney
Cincinnati
Perkins-Campbell Company
Acetylene Gas Machine Ad Targets Suburban Homes
The John Church Co promotes an improved acetylene gas machine claiming safer operation than electric lighting. Coleman Gas Machine Co lists 627 Main St. A Home Steam Laundry ad is shown at 45 Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
Marriages Listed With Addresses and Officiants
Marriage licenses show pairs including Charles Gifford a 28 laborer and Kis Marshal 32 both of 696 Sixth street officiated by Rev Burr. Other couples include George E. Burke 22 plumber and Katherine Kassheimer 22 of 2828 Edgewood avenue with Rev J Hickey, and several more pairs with occupations and street addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gifford
Sixth Street
Kis Marshal
Cook
Mr Burr
George E. Burke
Edgewood Avenue
Katherine Kassheimer
J. Hickey
Ferdinand Brutsche
Western Avenue
Cora Walker
Baymiller Street
Mr. Schmidt
Harry Kohn
Chicago
Ill
Roy Benjamin
Carlisle Avenue
Lipschitz
Charles R. Hebbie
Xenia
Edna B. Murray
Auburn
Willam Williams
William Koebel
Luckey Street
Mary Doering
C. A. Voss
Frank Koerner
Baker
Walnut Strait
Alvina Muller
Domestic
Walnut Street
Eisenlohr
Ezra H. Child
Newport
Margaret Harrison
City
Piersap
Lynchburg
Nerva Phillips
Fourth Strees
Charles G. Hildwein
Vine Street
Mattie Shackelford
Grand Hotel
Funeral notices and obituaries
Notices list several deaths and services across Walnut Hills and Greenville. Finnigan aged 52 dies May 1900. services at Mortuary Chapel June 1 1:45 p.m. Michael Simon husband of Belle Simon dies May 30 Greenville. funeral June 1 1:45 p.m. Jacob Un geheuer died May 30 aged 4 years 6 months. funeral June 2 8:30 a.m. Cathedral mass at 9 a.m. Allen Luci a funeral at First Presbyterian June 2 9:00 a.m. pastor Rev. McKibbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Lucia
First Presbyterian
Walnut Hills
McKibbin
Finnigan
Das SH. Finnigan
Sarah M. Finnigan
New York
Chicago
Simon
Greenville
Michael Simon
Belle Simon
Hyams
Mortuary Chapel
Mortality list with ages and causes from hospital report
A medical mortality report lists individuals with ages and causes of death including Lucy Hunt 23 days congenital cynosis John Flannery 33 years phthisis Anna Greene 67 pneumonia Clifford Lyon 4 cerebral meningitis John Rumpe 7 months meningitis Sister Hildegard cancer Chris Coleman 6 meningitis Joseph Aufderheide 50 Brights disease Chas Scheller 16 months convulsions Catherine E Smith 74 heart failure Elizabeth Emmich 78 senility Mary Boeh 36 phthisis Henry Hastings 84 senility Lucretia Hollinger 80 uraemia John Seaman 66 gastric hemorrhage Richard Spandrick 44 inquest pending Laura Renesch 20 phthisis Herman Kohus 73 cancer John Bauer 76 senility Mary Walsh 72 dysentery John Chamberlain 77 heart disease B Craig 47 inquest pending Mary Kohlreser 81 senility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hunt
John Flannery
Anna Greene
Clifford Lyon
John Rumpe
Hildegard
Chris Coleman
Joseph Aufderheide
Bright
Chas. Scheller
Catherine E. Smith
Elizabeth Emmich
Mary Boeh
Henry Hastings
Lucretia Hollinger
John Seaman
Richard Spandrick
Laura Renesch
Herman Kohus
John Bauer
Mary Walsh
John Chamberlain
Craig
Mary Kohlreser
Merriam's Appeal Urges Cincinnati Business Aid Census
Director Merriam and the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urge local business leaders to assist the census in collecting industrial statistics. The appeal stresses strict confidentiality and promises no disclosure of individual plant data. George Stoddard will assist manufacturers in preparing schedules and can be contacted at his office. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims more catarrh cures than other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census
Merriam
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
George Stoddard
Usus
West Sixth Street Bonds Validity Opinion Issued
Corporation Counsel Kinkead declares the 15 year bonds authorized April 25 1898 valid despite constitutional objections. Wiltz case damages totals are itemized with owners receiving listed sums and costs awarded to the Clerk of the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth Street
Court of Common Pleas
Witz
Board of City Affairs
Peck & Shafer
Kinkead
Death of Night Clerk D. D. Stewart at Emery Hotel Recalled
Attorney George Platt claimed the unclaimed effects of D. D. Stewart, who died by his own hand at the Emery Hotel last September. An executor was appointed to close the matter, inventorying valuables worth several hundred dollars. The delay caused embarrassment due to creditors' claims and prompted removal of the estate. Stewart was a popular hotel clerk, and his death caused a sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Stewart
Emery Hotel
George Platt
Schwab
Georgia
Maxwell
Platt
Stewart
Professor Bishop Denies Boone Resignation Request
Prof. Bishop denied reports that Dr. Boone asked him to resign. He said the accusation was baseless and called for an indignation meeting by those directly involved to determine action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boone
Bishop
Walnut Hills High School
Commercial Tribune
Judge awards Dr Schmull judgment in medical services case
In Magistrate Winkler's court Dr B Schmall was awarded 90 for medical services to the estate of M B Fox, owner of the Indiana Hotel. The defense argued illegality of unregistered practice voids the claim, but the court ruled nonregistration was a criminal matter and still granted the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
B. Schmall
M. B. Fox
Indiana Hotel
Graves of War Nurses Observed at Mt Joseph Cemetery
Decoration Day observances at Mt. St. Joseph honored nine war nurses including Sister Anthony. Noyes McCook G A R Post led 150 Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary students with Father Kuhlman and a brass band to decorate graves with flowers and flags. Colonel Wi delivered an address as Father Vandriess led prayers and a dirge accompanied by the band playing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Joseph
Sisters of Charity
Sister Anthony
Noyes
Kuhlman
Sisters of the Home
Critchell
Father Vandriess
Colonel Wi
America
Kenage
Covington Couples Wed in Afternoon Ceremonies
The couples Edward Blackford aged 30 and Belle Thorne aged 21 from Springboro Ohio were married yesterday in Covington. E H Rayston aged 35 from Richmond Virginia and Della Patterson aged 21 from Cincinnati also tied the knot yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Edward Blackford
Belle Thorne
Springboro
E. H. Rayston
Richmond
Della Patterson
Cincinnati
Blind Man Sues Boy for Theft in Police Court
Mitchell White, a blind pedler, sues a boy he hired to lead him about for stealing a watch and a pistol. White reports the assailant disappeared after the theft. White’s wife, held on loitering charges, is described as old and infirm with no family to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell White
Tae Stanly & Boy
White
Sealed bids sought for Grandin road improvement Cincinnati 1900
Sealed proposals will be received at the Board of Public Service until noon Friday June 15 1900 for grading crossings macadamizing a 25 foot road and building culverts drains and retaining walls on Grandin road Spencer Township with plans on file and bids to use printed forms. board reserves right to reject all bids. Robert Allison president and Geo Holmes clerk announce details plus separate notices for retaining wall work on Third street and a U S Engineer dike project near Tradewater River with bids due July 5 1900 and July 2 1900 respectively. executor notices for Thekla Roth and Phebe Potter estates appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Ohio
Market National Bank
Cincinnati
I Walter Stone
Hamilton County
Cinnati
Walter Stone
Board of Trustees
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
Dugan
Quartermaster
Bec, Lindsay
Zanesville
Board of Public Service
Grandin Road
West Crescent Avenue
Spencer Township
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Third Street
Martin Street
Oe of Public Service
Card of Public Service
Geo. F. Holmes
Taylor Avenue
Beechmont Avenue
H. J. Stanley
Bennett Run
Delta Avenue
Edwards Road
Beart
Seo Ic Service
The
Hartwell
Youghiogheny
Board of Public
Youghingheny
Board of Publicervice
City Infirmary
Hunt Street
Robert
George F
Holmes
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Brief City
Evolution
Shoe Manufacturers’ Club
Leather Club
Chester Park Grounds
Hughes and
Carnahan
Messrs. Coy
Morgan
Miss Diserens
Miss Rice
Ohio Association
Cincinnati Lawn Tennis Association
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
National Association
Lawn Tennis Association
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Niagara-on-the-Lake
E. P. Fischer
J. P. Paret
R. D. Little
Kreigh Collins
Carl Neel
Golfers’ Club
Clifton
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Westwood Tennis Club
Norwood
Inverhess County Club
Avondale Athletic Club
Athletic Tennis Club
Louisville
Emerson Brothers
Robert Mitchell
Dudley Sutphin
Ernest Diehl
Roy Miller
Statley Ramsey
We P. Hunt
Closterman
Doherty
Hunt
Leaman
Wilshire
Harris
Rawson
the John Church Co
Brewster’s
Uy Sairt
Privat
Motality Report
Ebony Goons
Merriam’s Appeal
Hood
West Sixth Street Bonds
Corporation Counsel
DR. Schmall
Noyes-McCook Post
Barron, Boyle CO
U.S. A
Giles S. Mitchell
No. 10
West Seventh St
Otto P. Geier
Ninth St
Seventh St
Masonic
Ly. Koch
H. PB
J. W. Kahler
Sec’y
U. S
Custom House
Ohio River
Caseyville
WM. H. Bixby
Thekla Roth
Said
Edward N. Roth
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Atlas Bank
Phebe Op Potter
Hamilton
Avid. G. Montfort
James J Attorney
Third St
John Shillito
John Shillito Company
India
Zephyr Gingham
Women’s
Oxfords
Grace Kid
Fabu Shillite Company
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