Cairo Scene Preserves East West Contrast in Thousand and One Nights
A long feature portrays Cairo as a living mosaic where Orient and Occident meet. It notes Cairo’s streets, dress, and vendors, the British and French influences, and the enduring East’s vibrancy while the Nile valley remains a lush contrast to surrounding deserts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mosul
Thay
Nile
Scheherazade
Roda
Mediterranean
Thebes
Karnas
Nile Valley
Parisienne
Pyramids
Monte Carlo
Sprig
Central Africa
Bishops Unite to Dedicate Wilson Memorial Chapel
The dedication of the Wilson Memorial chapel at the Methodist Home for the Aged will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. with Bishop David H. Moore presiding. The service includes hymns led by Dusten Kemble, prayers, the Lord's Supper, readings, and addresses by Moore and Dr. Allen H. Norcroes. The chapel, costing 100000, will be presented by J. Wilson Jr. and dedicated by Bishops Moore and Walden.
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Wilson Memorial
Methodist Home For the
David H. Moore
Dusten Kemble
All Hall
Jesus
C. E. Schenk
John M. Walden
J. Nast
C.’ EB. Manchester
J. H. Fitzwater
Bishop Moore
Allen H. Norcroes
J. F. Harshbarger
J. Wilson, Esq
Moore
Walden
Followed Music's Lure John Williams Sentenced to Jail
John Williams, recently released from a short jail term for petty larceny, was sent out as a trusty but disappeared yesterday. Jail official Kushman suspects he was drawn away by carnival attractions during memorial exercises and wandered toward the city outskirts, becoming lost.
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John Williame
Willams
Kushman
Hartford inventors fail to control new flying machine
A partial OCR reads that Hartford figures Bassett and Arvid Carlson, joint inventor and associate, planned a Washington flight with their glider air machine. The text is garbled but indicates an upcoming flight attempt and concerns about control of the glider.
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Hartford
Conn
Leae
Ben Bassett
Arvid Carlson
Martford
Washington
The
Brothers
Dog and Roast Still Missing in Sixth Street Chase
A dog snatches a roast in a chaotic chase on Sixth Street near Central Avenue. Police pursue through alleys as residents, led by Mrs. Ellen O'Toole, trigger an alarm and fire engines arrive before the crowd disperses. the dog and roast remain missing.
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Adam
Sixth Street
Central
Central Avenue
Ellen O’toole
Directors Meet Over Gas and Oil Exchange Plan
Columbia Gas and Electric directors convene in First National Bank building this morning to decide on a proposed deal. The plan would let Columbia take gas rights from Standard Oil of Ohio in exchange for a stake in Virginia gas fields. President Archibald White, who traveled with John D. Rockefeller Jr., was expected to join the Cincinnati meeting.
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Columbia Gas and Electric, Company
First National Bank
Seateconclusion
Standard Oil Company
Hy Tern Ohio
Virginia Gaol
Presiden
Archibald “Ss. White
New York
New York Saturday, After, the “Here With “John, D. Rockésfeller, Jr
Cincinnati
Columbia Directors
Brewers Leave City for United States Association Meet
A number of Cincinnati brewers attend the national session opening in the city. The event features discussions on prohibition movement and debates over its petitions and related proposals.
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Cincinnati
United States Association
CATTLE AND HOG MARKETS SLIP IN LIVELY MIDDAY FLOWS
Market reports show lighter cattle receipts and softer hog values across major western and midwestern exchanges. Cattle supplies declined from Monday levels while hog prices eased a dime with steady to weak tone. sheep and lambs held mixed as editors log regional variations.
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Chicago
Eve
Kansas
City
Reddipto
Louis
Turpentine and Rosin Quotes From Savannah and Charleston
Savannah markets show turpentine steady at 39 14 cents with receipts 550 barrels and shipments 1 644 barrels. rosin quiet with quotes from A to M grades ranging 2.90 to 5.16 dollars per barrel. Charleston reports rosin prices 2.90 to 5.25 dollars and turpentine values up to 4.25 dollars per barrel, with water white rosin at 5.30 dollars. New Orleans notes receipts of 137 barrels rosin and 20 barrels turpentine with no exports.
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Savannah
Charleston
S. C
New D. Ia
Fine investment offered by Leach Co bonds in Cincinnati
A. B. Leach & Co. offers 3,000,000 first mortgage 5 percent sinking fund bonds of Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co. The bonds are guaranteed by Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. Net earnings are ten times the interest, with the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. supplying gas and electricity in Cincinnati. Dividends on the Electric Co. stock have been paid for sixty three years without interruption.
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A. B. Leach & Co
Broadway
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
Cincinnati Gas Aid. Electric .Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Chiefs Attend 16th International Convention in Buffalo
Chief Millikin and Inspector Casey leave Cincinnati two weeks from today to attend the sixteenth annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Buffalo New York from June 16 to 19. This marks the sixth convention led by the Chief with changes in personnel noted among the police leadership.
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Millikin
Casey
Cincinnati
Poligs
Buffalo
N. Ys
Chiet
Yyert
Mélicostae Eat
Tomorrow's Departures and River Notes
River gauges show Davis Island at 9.9 feet held steady while the Madison level spiked to 16.7 feet and receded slowly. Departures include The Queen City to Cincinnati and Bedford to Parkersburg with River Wheeling at 5.9 feet under cloudy warm skies.
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The
Ohio
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Chile
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Pomeroy
Courter
City
Cincinnati
Lewisville
Winifrede
Coney Island
Fittsburg
Davis Island
Queen City
Bedford
Parkersburg
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Madison
Alleged Thief Held for Grand Larceny in Kentucky
Harry Booth a 22 year old railroader is arrested in Lexington and to be brought tonight to face grand larceny charges. He and 15 year old George Lee allegedly took a $300 gold mounted shotgun and a $160 gold watch from Mrs Jennie Davis of Williamstown Kentucky. The items were left at the railroad Y M C A near the C H D railroad depot and Booth reportedly retrieved and pawned them.
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Harry Booth
Lexington
Schaefer
George Lee
Jennie Davis
Williamstown
Lee
Booth
Edwin Gates Dies Veteran Merchant From City
Edwin Gates aged civil war veteran and retired merchant dies in Louisville at 3:30 AM after a night of illness. He will arrive home for burial in his native city. he belonged to Masons and Knights of Pythias and previously worked in plumbing. His brother William is a commercial agent of the New York Central Railroad in Louisville.
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Egypt
Niles
Cairo
Edwin Gates
Louisville
William
New York Central Railroad
The
Masons and Knights of Pythies
Hody
Mrs Ferguson Interred in Mount Adams Funeral
Funeral for Mrs Mary Ferguson widow of John Ferguson, longtime Mount Adams resident, was held yesterday from Holy Rosary Church. The service proceeded to St Joseph's Cemetery. Mrs Ferguson died Saturday after a brief illness. survivors include her children and enjoined family members from the Cincinnati Fire Department.
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St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mary
Ferguson
John Ferguson
Mra. Fer
M Rey Wart
Gineinaat Fire Department
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S. Kuhn & "Sons
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Mrs. Ferguson
Cincinnati Exchange
W. E Hutton & CO
German National Bank
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People’s Bank and Savings
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Stock Yards Bank and Trust Co
People’s Savings Bank and Trust Co
East End Bank
Walnut Hills
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Citisens’ National Bank
Covington
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