Meeting on Expansion Plans in City Business Circles
City officials and Dr H M Curtis discuss possibilities for work and expansion as a new movement gains momentum. The board includes Dr Curtis president Rev Peter Robertson vice president and several others while the executive committee features Curtis Kapp and Melville Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VE. Ly
H. McUrtis
Mkely
New “Movement
H. M. Curtis
Peter Robertson
Jacob. Kapp
George
W. Shields
P. Whalton
Melville ‘Ritchie
Oe Dabney
Luke ‘Staley
Edw. T. Bringett
George 'S. J. Browne
Charles E Everett
John’ Ll. Dorst
Stam
Dr.Curtis
Jacob Kapp
Melville Ritchie
Burglar Shot by Mount Auburn Resident After Burglary
In Mount Auburn at 248 Helen street a burglar was shot dead by Albert Esberger after a break in. The dead man, identified as Jerry Brown of Chicago, had traded stolen items with a pawnbroker and wore Eastern manufactured clothing. The incident follows a burglary wave in the area and a prior street battle nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Esberger
Helen Street
Mount Auburn
Esberger
Charles Alberts
Centre Avenue
J. N. Wolfstein
Vinet
Wolfstein
Jerry Brown
Chicago
Bell, Schaefer
Crim
Kuhfers
Cincinnati
Arthur Esberger
Millikin
Commercial Tribune
Arthur Mapp
Feyen
Williams
Th ‘ Esberger
Martin
Mike the Bike
Avondale
Indiana Bard's Relative Maxwell Dies at Hyde Park
James Riley Maxwell 77, consulting engineer and maternal relative of Indiana bard James Whitcomb Riley, died at his Hyde Park residence 8251 Observatory Ave. Born in Fort Orange Indiana, he worked as master mechanic in Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio, taught mechanical drawing, and aided water works projects across the West. Survived by widow and sisters Mrs. Sara McAvoy and Amanda Stephan. funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley Maxwell
James Whitcomb Riley
Observatory Avenue
Hyde Park
Fort Orange
Ind
A. Atkanzas
Cincinnati
Hamilton, C
Gordon & Maxwell
Hamilton
Atchison, Kan
Topeka
Kan
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Lucy Tingley
Sara McAvoy
Seattle ,Rock, Ark
Amanda Stephan
de Witt
Maxwell
Benevolent Institutes of
Cuvier Club
Waterworks Clerk Louis Haerr Dismissed by Superintendent
Superintendent John B. Mosby of the waterworks department discharged Louis Haerr, assistant bookkeeper, after Haerr refused to report to Chief Clerk Dempster. Haerr had been suspended for insubordination. the board of public service approved the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mosby
Waterworks Department
Louis Haerr
Haerr
Dempster
Mosby
Board of Public Service
Viaduct Debate as Louisville & Nashville Presses Case
Louisville & Nashville Railroad presses viaduct project before Cincinnati council. M H Smith and fellow officials argue rights granted in 1904 and urge completion despite court rulings and opposition concerns over river harbor use and track restrictions. Opponents request future hearing and city flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville . Railroad Company
Ee Ae
M. H. Smith
la & N. Railroad
Brent Arnold
James Albert Greene
W. B. Melish
Charles A. Barnard
Samuel Bailey
Ellis Kincaid
Michael. Ryan
Charlies KE. Roth
Commodore Laidley
Louisville Packet Company
J.J. Hooker
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
Secretary of War
Ohio River
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Vine Street
Plum Street
Council of
Public
Pennsylvania
Wing Street
City Council of
Pennsylvenia Railroad
Butler Street
Race Street
Pennasylvenia Company
Louisville, & Nashville
Loulaville& Nashville
Visit to Home Orphanage Scheduled Sunday at Hagmeee County
A reunion committee from Hagmeee County Daughters of an Orphan’s Home plans a visit to the local orphanage this Sunday. The event aims to raise funds and coordinate housing for residents with over 500 donors expected to attend in support of the home’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagmeee
Neiletia
Seer Banden
End of frame houses condemned on Greenup Street
The board of health ordered the condemned frame houses on Greenup Street opposite the courthouse to be unused for human habitation within thirty days. Health Officer Ranshaw said $1,000 was spent on care of infectious diseases from those buildings and showed photographs. Further inquiries were planned before the next grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenup Street
Board of
Health Tapoet
Raongmvie Hake
Edward Griffith
Thenir
Ranshaw
Ji. Fe
Wallingtorn
Pike. Street
Wold
Dames ‘ Kepe
Madison “Avenue
Madison Avenue
Ion Health
Rapataw
Outing Controversy Splits Local Business Club
Members of the Business Men’s Club split over whether President C H Atkins should be congratulated when the June 11 Laughery Island outing pits Knockers against the Stemwinders in a tug of war. A score of judges will run events with Atkins gaining a bodyguard of a dozen trusted members as prizes for athletic events are showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Island
Atkins
New Policies to Be Announced at College Banquet
A joint alumni banquet of Ohio Medical College and Miami Medical College is planned for tomorrow in the city. The event will welcome graduates now living in Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Melish
Iiauct
College Planet
Oho Medical College
Miami Medical
Towna
Indiana
Kentucky
Font Ros
Loyal Legion Meeting Report
An account of a Loyal Legion gathering outlining a tense and brief meeting last evening with unclear details due to OCR errors. The fragment notes a planned agenda and expected discussions among members, but specifics remain unreadable in the source segment.
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Indiana Bard
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the Loy. Legion
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Lathe CO
Cincinnat
Obid
Queen
Styleville
L. C. Vogt
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Pilate
Chester Opera House
Puccini
Latina Nixom’s
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Amazons
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