Hobart Home Sells for 9000 in Price Hill area
The Hobart homestead on Mount Hope road and Price avenue in Price Hill was sold by J. Franklin Smith & Co to Clara and Theresa Hirsch for 9000. The three story brick residence, once home to William N. Hobart of Diamond Distilleries, features sixteen rooms and walnut interiors on a 105 by 119 foot lot. The sale spurred planned alterations and immediate possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Price
J. Franklin Smith & Co
Clara
Theresa Hirsch
Kilberon Avenue
William N. Hobart
Diamond Distilleries Company
Mount Hope Road
Price Avenue
Price Hill
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Listed in Norwood Area
A long listing of property transfers and leases including Thomas Hartman to Sarah Lembert on Petoskey avenue, Walter H. Pentlarge et al. to Robert B. Blunt, John F. Raymond to Ida Haymond, Stephen Showerman, Gordon Jackson to Braxton W. Campbell, H. Fecks to Frank Gais, Louisa Pfau to K Zering, and many other parcels in Norwood and East Norwood. Details note lots, blocks, street positions, and lease terms where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hartman
Sarah Lembert
Petoskey Avenue
Hiawatha
Walter H. Pentlarge
Robert B. Blunt
Lockland
Eees Cree
Eer Creesington
Regent 1
George Klotter
Colerain
Marrank C. Potter
Anna E. ‘Aston
Bofinzer & Hopkins
South Norwood
John F. Raymond
Ida Haymond
Anstreet
Linden Street
Fairmvount
David Allen
Stephen Showerman
South
Gar
W. Wilson
Clines M. Barnlett
Albert L. Atkins
Denham Street
Pyotius
Fener E Termes
Bee Ren Rewnsarsens
Gordon Jackson Et al
Braxton W. Campbell
Son
Park Place
L. & B. Anderson
H. Fecks
Frank Gais
Brother
Clarence W. Stephens
Michael En
Mornington Heights
John G. Roberto
Nathan Galfman
Derson Township
Gaeinae
John H. Bueter, Jr
Emma Witechger
Denham
Norwood Real Estate and Improvement Company
Wilhelmina Vettell
L. C. Hopkins
East Norwood
George E. Allen
Allen L. Foster
Chester Merrill Et al
Richmond Street
Harriet
McLean Streets
James E. Robinson
van Ausdel
Joseph Watson
Robb & Fee
MO Bartlett
C. H. M. Atkins
E. Hinman
Des Shih
Herman
Bond Hill
HB. M. Atkins
Bartlett
Barton’s
Oakley
Broadway
Hanfield Street
Rosa Poppe
Inden Street
Rose Arch
Shillito Street
Lincoln Place
M. Mc McLenna
F. H
A J. Dreyer
Baltimore
Sal-Sano Diabetes Cure Ad At New York Firm
An old advertisement claims rapid relief of diabetes symptoms with no restricted diet and weight gain. It mentions nerve and muscle energy improvements and even gangrene relief, attributed to Sal-Sano from a New York firm at Pine Street.
Mortgages and Building Permits in Local Notices
Multiple transfers of real estate deeds filed including Lot 67 in Edward White's subdivision Carthage to Genevra Paris and Lot 146 in Lane Seminary subdivision to James H. Moore. Mortgage filings list numerous transfers, cancellations, and company loans. building permits cover residences and commercial alterations with costs listed for projects on Elm Street, Queen City Avenue, Epworth Avenue, and Woodburn Road among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Knapp
Genevra Paris
Edward White
Carthage
Johanna A. Johnson
James H. Moore
Lane Seminary
Robert J. H. Archiable
Gustav W. Bomhoff
Schuster & Wilson
Oakley Otenreeta
Benjamin Dickinson
Charles Matlack
Henry Bray
Margaret Brown
Burns and
Park Place Avenue
Wyoming
Michael Efkin
Elm Street Industry L. & B.ee
Aloules Senmité
W. A. Een
Ev Schenes Cuavets Dsatuscenic Nesse
John A
United States
Mobfile Voip Volone
W. A. McLennan
Pennsylvania Promotions Shake Freight and Union Line Offices
H R Betts promoted to Middletown agent post while William Borner moves to new assistant freight traffic manager role. G S McCabe, J E Weller, J T Johnson and Ee T Wood receive key promotions in the Pennsylvania and related lines as further changes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Line
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Road
Chicago
William Borner
General Western
J. E. Weller
Pittsburg
R. B. Bowman
LL & N
Middletown
C. Coleman Nelson
Mr. Betts
New Wharf Nears Completion After River Forecast
The government report tracks Ohio River stages at 7 am and forecasts a fall toward Cincinnati by Wednesday. Officials note the new Green Line wharfboat will be ready in about two months as the present facility proves too small for steady traffic. Nearby ports report river levels and weather conditions, with detailed readings for Pittsburg Wheeling Paducah Cairo St Louis Memphis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Line
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Boutes
Parkersburg
Radford
Raitstees
W. van Bs Este
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Huntington
Williamson
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Paducah
Ashe
Cairo
Keokuk, Iowa
St. Louis
Kansas City
Memphis, Tenn
Helena, Ark
Fort Smith, Ark
Little Rock
Ark
Vicksburg
Mias
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ohio River
Cincinnati
M. E. Blystone
Maysville
Courier
Sycamore Street
Patterson
Purser Crumbaugh
Chile
Edgington
Wriggesworth
Louisville
City of
Brennan
Main Street
The
Davis Island
Freeport
Queen City
Madison
Evansville
Arthur Hitler
Mississipp ST. Louis
Memphis
Pure Food and Drugs Law Regulates Harmful Medicines
The Pure Food and Drugs Law prohibits sale of harmful medicines by druggists nationwide under penalty of law. However standard preparations like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, long compliant with the law, will continue to be sold by reputable druggists across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oakley Mayor Demands Slotor Removal Across Town
County Prosecutor Hunt sends notice to Oakley officials urging a halt to slot machines in the village. Mayor Conrad Keller informs saloonkeepers they must remove their machines immediately and that he with four policemen will enforce the order if needed. Reports say over a hundred machines were in operation after an investigation a week ago. Saloon proprietors say they will comply with the mayor's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Oakley
Conrad Keller
Accos
Money Sent to Canada in Canadian Northern Plans
Montreal dispatch reports William Mackenzie, head of the system, aboard the Bristol bound Royal George with drafts totaling 45 million dollars for investment in Canadian Northern projects. Plans show a Montreal to Toronto link via Lake Superior and a Toronto Ottawa main line, crossing rivals near Rideau Junction to reach Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Montreal
Canada
Canadian Northern
William Mackenzie
Bristol
Royal George
Mackenzie
Canadian Northern Enterprises
Canadian Northern Railway
Lake Superior
Toronto
Great Britain
St. Lawrence and
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific
Billings’ Bridge
Rideau Junction
Grand Trunk
Montréal
Train caller Benjamin Brown loses speech in St Louis incident
A traveling passenger agent brought word of an incident at Union Station in Cincinnati where Benjamin Brown, famed train caller at St Louis Union Station, reportedly lost his speech from sudden vocal cord paralysis. Brown, known as the little man with the big voice, has served since the station’s construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Benjamin Brown
Union Station
St. Louis
Mr. Brown
St. Louis Union Station
Interstate Commerce ruling on routing liability issued
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a connecting line may request routing instructions from the initial carrier but if it assumes routing responsibility it bears liability for any extra charges from an incorrect route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Receivership Void Over Hocking Valley Railway Suit
In Columbus on May 31 the federal court under Judge John B H Sater voided the Hocking Valley receivership begun by state courts. He ruled orders from Common Pleas Judge Kinkead after filing were invalid, including actions affecting the $16,000,000 preferred stock. Tomorrow Hocking counsel will seek dissolution of the restraint. The circuit court had issued a stay pending federal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Press
Hocking Valley Railway
John BH
Sater
United States Court
Hocking
Orders of Common Pleas
Kinkead
Circuit Court
New Comptroller Named for Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia May 31 The Pennsylvania railroad directors at a special meeting appointed C. M Bunting comptroller to replace the late Max Riebenack who died recently E. A. Stockton was named deputy comptroller Both men had served as assistant comptrollers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Associated Press
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. M Bunting
Max Riebenack
E. A. Stockton
Supreme Court Upholds Freight Rate Reduction
The U S Supreme Court today upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission order reducing freight rates on through shipments from the seaboard to the Mississippi and Missouri river regions. The ruling affirms ICC control over through rate structures impacting inland destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Seaboard Territory
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Notes Highlight Be H Smith Visits Cincinnati
Be H Smith general agent for the Central and Western railroad, headquartered in Atlanta, was in Cincinnati yesterday. Word arrived indicating the Salt Lake route suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Smith
Atlanta, Ga
Cincinnati
Salt Lake
Apperson Leads Lynchburg Traction and Roanoke Electric Firms
R D Apperson born 1863 rose through Pullman to lead Lynchburg Traction and Light and Roanoke Railway and Electric. He shaped Staunton electric developments and expanded holdings to Petersburg Gas and Lynchburg Electric Railway before guiding mergers into American Railways in 1910 while serving as president and general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Apperson
Lynchburg Traction and Light Company
Roanoke Railway and Electric Company
Richard Apperson
Kentucky
Pullman Palace Car Company
Mr. Apperson
Little Rock and Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Staunton
New York and
Arkansas
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Lynthburg Traction and Light Company
American Railways Company
Apperson
American Railways
Railroad repairs near completion and service to resume
Freshets damaged eighty eight miles of mountain track on the Salt Lake route but repairs have finished and service will resume June 10. The Salt Lake line, a newly completed road, suffered early calamity. Multiple rail executives and agents, including Justin Kuss and J I West, were noted in Cincinnati on their travels between Atlanta Dallas New York and Chicago. Prominent appointments include L V Cruce Vancouver and PF I Norman Seattle as commercial agents, J Q Van Winkle Big Four general manager in New York, and J H C Clark Erie traveling agent in Chicago. The Guatemalan Central Railway consolidates control of all Guatemala railroads, with merger plans. The Gulf Western & Texas line reaches Seymour Texas and will extend to Jacksboro. The Buffalo & Susquehanna names J O Crockett general superintendent, and the Pacific Electric four-tracks the Pasadena Short Line in California. The Ohio Electric starts construction for a new Springfield station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain District
Salt Lake
Justin Kuss
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Cincinnati
J. I. West
M. E. &. T. Railroad
New York City
Dallas
Tex
Traction
Mr. West
McCarty
J. Q. van Winkle
Big Four
New York
New York Central Lines
L. V. Cruce
Vancouver
B. C
Grand Trunk Railway
PF. I. Norman
Seattle
Guatemalan Central Railroad
Guatemala
Gulf, Western & Texas
Seymour
Jacksboro
J. Hi. C
Clark
Erie Foreign
Chicago
H. Wilcox
J. O. Crockett
Buffalo & Susquehanna
H. I. Miller
C. P.clark
Pacific Electric
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles Express
Ohio Electric Company
Springfield
Political Notes on Cincinnati Convention and District Races
Judge William H. Lueders is likely to chair the Hamilton convention and William Ss. Giffin is renominated for circuit court judge with no other candidates seen. Cincinnati's First District central committee race features L. G. Bernard and the Peck faction backing Joseph O'Hara. William A. Geoghegan stays silent. George D. Soule of Whitman Mass. visited Cincinnati noting local factors shaped Eugene N. Foss’s congressional win over tariff rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lueders
Hamilton
William Ss. Giffin
Cincinnati
L. G. Bernard
Peck
Joseph O'Hara
William A. Geoghegan
William A
George D. Soule
Whitman
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Imports Higher Tariff Collected at Cincinnati May
The Cincinnati custom house reported May tariff receipts of 61607.08 dollars. May business volume exceeded the same month last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Custom House
Extra building approved for canal bank at exposition
Directors of the Ohio Valley Industrial exposition voted to add a new building extending from Elm Street toward Plum Street to accommodate numerous exhibitor applications. One hundred workmen began constructing the hippodrome building housing the exposition amusements as J. C. McCullough joins the halls and grounds committee to oversee canal bank beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Plum Street
J. C. McCullough
New Thought Convention Features Dr Seaton Sears Advice
Dr Julia Seaton Sears urged constant positive thinking to achieve desires at a New Thought convention in Peebles Corner Church. Rev Paul Castle and Mildred Gaze led sessions on healing thought, Jesus, and health as prerequisites for New Thought practices. telegrams of regret from leaders were read. closing talks featured Henry Frank and Ernest Weltmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Seaton Sears
New Thought
Peebles Corner
Paul Castle
Nevada
Seaton ‘Sears
Mac
Mildred Gaze
Peebles Corner Church
Alexander J. Melvor Tyndall
Mr. Castle
Jesus
New Religion
Tyndall
New Faith
Elizabeth Towne
New Thought Magazine
Europe
Henry Frank
New Thought Church
New York City
Ernest Weltmer
S. A. Weltmer
New Thought Institution
Recital by Albino Gorno Class Impresses with New Works
The Albino Gorno piano class at the College of Music offered a distinctive recital last night at the Gdeon, featuring rare pieces and refined execution. Young flutist Ellis McDiarmid joined Lucile Brown for the Bach sonata in B minor for piano and flute, and Robert Brain earned an ovation with his E major violin sonata transcription for piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albino Gorno
The
College of Music
Gdeon
Ellis McDiarmid
Lucile
Brown
Robert Brain
Louise
Tewksberry
Millie Newman
Arensky “Polichinelle
Sons of Osiras Form In Cincinnati Area
A new group named the Sons of Osiras declares a ban on defaming the Queen City and says it will replace older orders. Formed last night at the Gibson house, the group plans weekly meetings and aims to support public enterprises including the Ohio Valley exposition. No permanent officers are yet elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Osiras
Gibson House
Order of Cincinnatus
Stannicnics
Grease fire delays firehouse run at West Twelfth street
A grease pot boiled over in Mrs P Simon’s rooms at 222 West Twelfth Street triggering a swift fire department relay. Fire engines disturbed three nearby hospitals and minor damage occurred to water tower No 2 after a collision with a Goepper Malt wagon. One horse was wounded slightly by a splintered tongue but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Simon
West Twelfth Street
West Court Street
Goepper Malt Company
Fireman Towed To Marriage License Ceremony
John P. Hennel a 27 year old firefighter from Fire Company 24 Clifton and Ludlow avenues Clifton secured a license to marry Miss Katherine P Keeney 24 of 1048 Cutter Street. The Rev Father Murray was to officiate. Fellow firefighters could not confirm if the ceremony occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hennel
Clifton
Ludlow Avenues
Katherine P. Keeney
Cutter Street
Father Murray
Hennel
Kilwinning Chapter No. 97 RA Masonic Convocation Notice
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 Ra Ma convocation announced for Wednesday June 1 at 7 30 pm Visitors invited H P Kl Latta Sec g.
Deaths William Henry Queal at Camp Dennison
DEATHS. QUEAL William Henry at his residence in Camp Dennison Sunday May 29 aged 83 years 1 month 11 days Funeral services at Camp Dennison M E church Wednesday 10 a m Interment at Milford SULLIVAN At Grand Rapids Mich May 30 1910 James J Sullivan but from his home in Grand Rapids Thursday morning June 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queal
William Henry
Camp Dennison
Milford
Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Mich
James J. Sullivan
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Misses Clara
Public Service
Grandin Road
J. H. Landmaker
Edwards Road
Grandin Toad
Goldkamp,& Kaiser
Hyde Park
Goldkamp & Kaiser
Warren Richards
Prof
George Schneider
Michigan Avenue
Arthur Graf
Prof. Schneider
California
C. A. Foster
John H. Wilker & Co
Batesville
Ind
Minneapolis Real Estate Board
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Minneapolis
Ames & Agnew
Ida Avenue
Norwood
John Mellage
Sherman Avenue
Real Estate Exchange
B. of P. Ss
Michael Bfiein
Mpan
Herman Ockemut
Elmwood Place
Pauline F. Kallaher
Delta L. A
Norwood Real Estate and Improvement’ Co
Minnie D. Brinkman
Unity
B. Co
New Buckeye L. & B. Gompady
Gustav Ww. Bomahort
Eise
Charles Wolentarsky
Ohio L. ST
Western Methodist Book Concern
Fourth and Home Streets
Gibson & Perin Building Co
West Fourth Street
Mies B. Rupprecht
Queen City Avenue
W. L. Nimmo
Epworth Avenue
Laury Figner
Ckman
George G. Schneider
Harvey
Reading Road
Carrie Street
CRO Esssonay Oe
Rosemont Avenue
Betwen
Warsaw
Midland
Fenton Dry Cleaning Co
Lenchhery
Woodburn and
McMillan
Fred Cross, Jr
Walnut
Pennsylvania
Freight Department of Road
H. R. Betts
Purser
Wrigglesworth
Georgia Lee
Staid
Purser Cullen
Lindenburn
Duprez
Hissem
Purser Lepper
Pomeroy
Greenland
Carney
Ellison
Law
C. M. Bunting
Supreme Court
Railroad Notes
Expo Hippodrome
Dr. Sears
Christ
Gaze
Franklin Model
Franklin Automobile Company
E. 9Th St
Cincinnati, Ohio
French Bros
Milk Commission
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Milk Department
French Bros.-Bauer
Wagner
Vichy
Lithia
Minnehaha
Club Soda
Twelfth Street
Masonic
Hanselmann
K. T
Order of Temple and
Malta
William H. Schwarz
D. H. Pottenger
Ocean Steamers
First National Bank
Linus Iseee
Ita Owen
Credibe
Thomas Cook
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Windsor
Atlantic City
Ocean Front
Westy
Phobbus
Chichester
S.P
Woodrow Stationary & Printing Co
Walnut Street
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