Advertisers Club backs Cincinnati rapid transit vote
The Advertisers' club endorsed rapid transit in Cincinnati at a meeting in Hotel Matroi t. The welfare committee chaired by C Oskamp Daller outlined civic pride plans to educate the public about life stages. Officials pledged industrial bureau cooperation and praised Bleekman's road elevating plans. The club favors the project and sees it as a step toward a greater Cincinnati.
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Bleekman
Cincinnati
Ben Mulford, Jr
Pworld
Ohio
C. Oskamy Daller
As Club
EB. Hy Finch
John W. Barnett
Henry B Rger
J.C. Kelly
Louidville
Wis
Sinking Fund Board Decides Not to Purchase Itesels
The sinking fund trustees meet yesterday and refuse to buy 8 bonds from the May 11 vote. They approve redeemable sewer bonds to June 1 1909 and planned future calls. Budget includes streets and improvements with several small issue redemptions and demnation assessments.
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Isau
Barnwell Reaches Fifteenth Year as Commercial Agent
The passage notes John Barnwell completing fifteen years of service as an agent for The Commercial in Dayton. It praises his faithful work, steady vigilance for the business, and the regard in which his employer holds his career.
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John
Barrnwell
Dayton
Indictment Filed in Handbook Case Leads Police Probe
In a police court proceeding this morning prosecutors stated a grand jury returned an indictment against Thé Gott Heb for running a handbook. Investigators seek to secure evidence against other handbook defendants amid ongoing efforts to enforce the statute.
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Sifpatr Mak
Pwil Siebala
Ind
Pnt
Stone Street
Catia
Biggs
Duey
Art
Telephone vote passes payroll plan for police and fire
Abe Furst voted yes by long distance telephone at the Michigan board of public safety meeting allowing payroll passage for the police and fire departments. The new patrol house No 1 design by Architect Hake was submitted and estimated at $10 600. The retirement proposal for Sergeant Eu Danks and pensions matters were deferred until the next meeting.
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Abe Furst
Michigan
Board of Public Safety
Hake
EU Danks
Arizona Governor to Attend Reunion
Judge William Littleford chaired the Cincinnati Law School reunion committee set for June 26 with a dinner at One Boo. Governor Richard Sloan and L H Chalmers, both class of 1889, planned to attend from Phoenix, Sloan later serving as associate justice and governor, while Chalmers remained a leading Arizona lawyer.
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William Littleford
Cinciinnati Law School
Ita
Hive
Ernor
Richard “E. Gloan
L. H. Chalmers
Phoenix
Ariz
Sloan
Arizona
Chalmers
Harrison
Supreme Court
McKinley
Pres- Roosevelt
Pevelt
Sansford
Amazone Play Postponed On Campus
A garbled campus theater note reports the Amazone play postponed and later rescheduled to be presented by Varelty Studertte tonight. The misprint references the Amazons and cranes on stage amid a chaotic description of last night’s events.
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Varelty Studertte
The
Amazons
A Fie
Eclipse forecasts and celestial notes from university observers
The article reports Dr. Porter of the university observatory calculating that an eclipse will begin about 6:65 in the evening with the shadow lasting until 9:22. It notes an upcoming sun eclipse on June 17 and discusses a doubted comet scare debunked by astronomers Neulty Brooks and Pickering, suggesting an unusual atmospheric phenomenon instead.
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Rubber Brigadé
Longview
Drik Porter
University, Observatory
Queen City
Oie
Luna
Cincinnati Asttronomers
Edward
Fairfax Neulty
New York
Will R. Brooks
Hobart College
N. Y
National Observatory
Picktes
Harvard Observatory
Brooks
Paving bids cut costs for Main Street blocks
The city’s wood block paving project faces bids that drop from 2.35 to 1.69 per square yard after a second advertisement. Sullivan & Son submitted the low bid, while previous blocks cost 3.70 on Burnetvenue 2.56 on Central avenue and 2.46 on Ludlow avenue. A new firm enters the field promising further price cuts.
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Main Street
Tupaday
M. Sullivan & Soh
Urth Street
North Court
Burnetvenue
Central Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
N . Sullivan
First Time Health Board Reports Weekly Deaths And Births
The board of health issued a weekly mortality and birth report ending May 2. Deaths totaled 117 for the week, with influenza listed as the leading cause and one scarlet fever case amid typhoid findings. Births for January through April show 3,161 white and 110 black to date, with projected 1909 births 16 to 20 percent higher than 1908.
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Board, of Health
Glovrenook Sale a Happy Occasion at Clovernook
The Clovernook home for the blind near Mount Healthy marked its sixth birthday with a charity sale. Miss Georgia Trader and Miss Florence Trader led the event, showcasing inmate crafts and decorative displays in old Cary homestead rooms.
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Old Cary
Mount Healthy
BP Ealbnen
Georgia
Florence
Clovernook
New York
New ‘York
Traction line purchase spurs regional project talks
Debates over the Springfield and Xenia traction line intensified as Bleekmien interests buy the line and a local construction company forms to advance the franchise if granted. Notables from Ohio and New York are expected in the city for meetings, with authorities planning further outreach.
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Tranchine Ehese
Prcst
Daniel Stewart
Xeniay
Springfield & Xenia Traction
Bleekmien
Pasterners
Ous
Miami Valley, Construction Company
Ate
Jatoh L. Greatsos
New
William L. Morris
Shobéres and
Riplansél
S.w. 0
Samuel
New York
Randolph named to head Cy HH and take control in Baltimore
Rumors say George F. Randolph of Baltimore will manage Cy HH after its takeover by HL&D with main offices in Baltimore. Reports also suggest J P Morgan may underwrite new first mortgage refunding bonds and serve as voting trustee while B&O may appoint another voting representative.
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George F. Randolph
Baltimore
the &Q
J. P. Morgan
H. Fats
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Plans New Bond Issue
In New York on June 3 the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway directors authorized about 26 million dollars in 4 percent gold bonds. The issue matures in 1983 and is convertible at the option of the holder. The board said they may extend and improve services and deemed new capital prudent.
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Santa Fe Directore
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Sta Fe Railway
B O Officials and Dividend Declared in New York Meeting
R 8 Brown a B and O passenger agent and Western agent of Pe Am Wah in city yesterday. Tear Warren a general assistant passenger agent with headquarters in Chicago was in the city. An initial semi annual dividend of 3 percent on St Louis Southwestern Railway stock was declared by the directors at their meeting in New York yesterday.
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Brown
Ne Agere
Western
Wig
Tear Warren
Paassenger
Scaguell Waa
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
New York
School board ceremony notes and diploma presentation
In the auditorium on Tower Avenue the school holds its class will ceremonies with President Manthey of the board of education presiding and presenting diplomas to members including Charles F. Halse Elsa ale and Albert H. Leeke amid observed guest attendance.
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Scalise Dak
Geheol
Tower Avenue
Lege
Charles F. Halse
Elsa Ale Along
Albert H. Leeke
Mi Ee
Manthey
Board of Education
Oakley Special Bond Election Called For July
An Oakley special election is called for July to vote on a bond measure. The proposal seeks eight thousand dollars for specified public works or improvements. Ballot details and exact wording are not fully legible in the text.
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Oakley
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