Died at City Hospital Mrs Elizabeth Halliday
Mrs Elizabeth Halliday of 1082 Gilbert Avenue died at City Hospital from pneumonia after three days admitted Sunday School Picnic Postponed Avondale Mt Auburn churches postpone from June 2 to June 26 Hurt By Fall From Porch Edward Guy of 1666 Central Avenue injured after falling from a porch at 711 Central Avenue taken to hospital by Patrol 1 W H M Annual Meeting Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society to meet at Forest Avenue M E Church Avondale June 7 Dairymen Are Arrested F Schmiesing H Dinkelman and H Steinwart jailed on warrants Dairy business owner John O Parker of Hamilton bankrupt with liabilities 2722 dollars Northside Reception June 12 at 2:30 P M Y M C A Northside reception program and refreshments Kentucky Postoffice Robbery Robbers stole about 25 dollars in stamps and cash from Litchfield Kentucky post office No Call Sent Hepburn denies Iowa call
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Elizabeth Halliday
Gilbert Avenue
Edward Guy
Central Avene
Central Avenue
Patrol 1
Cincinnati District Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Forest Avenue M. E. Church
Avondale
Linwood and Halpin Srey
Mt. Lookout
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Linwood Road
Harpip Avenue
Cwill
Ferris Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Halpin Avenue
Eighth
NINTH
TENTH
John M. Ferris
James G. Cooper & CO
Julius G. Penn
Carlisle Building
Board of Education
John Grimm
Hamilton
State of
Clifton Avenue
M. Fels
Clifton
Hamill County
Loretta Alley
Michael Schaller
Jacob Reis
Michael Schaller, Jr
Julia Schaller
Kramer & Kramer
Ezekiel & Bernheim Coo
Lafayette F. Armstrong
Charlotte A. Armstrong
Dudley
David Mulford
Charles T. McCord
McCord
Iif
A.D. Joseph Seiler
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Oliver Street
James A. Borden
Lafayette Arts and Wife
Court of Common Pleas
Eee
James W. McCord
John Dewald
Edward M. Spangenberg
Nathan J. Harris
Smith, JR
Corse
Po Nger
Bettinger
Gasoline Stove Explosion Injures Mrs Henry Butens
A gasoline stove exploded in the residence of Mrs Henry Butens at 27 Calhoun Street. She hurled the stove from a window to escape, burning her face and hands. Engine Company 19 put out a small fire.
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Henry Butens
Calhoun Street
Butens
Engine Company 19
Freddie Ruper Improves After Carbolic Acid Incident
Three year old Freddie Ruper of 1738 Main Street drank carbolic acid while playing Thursday evening. He was reported improving at City Hospital last night after initial hopes were low, with doctors now optimistic about recovery.
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Freddie Ruper
Main Street
City Hospital
Drunken Baker Arrested After Assault on Woman
William Diermel a baker of 625 Mound Street quarreled with Minnie Bradley also of 625 Mound Street and struck her in the face knocking her down. Patrolman Hill arrested Diermel on a charge of assault and battery after hearing the disturbance. He had been drinking for several days.
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William Diermel
Mound Street
Minnie Bradley
Hill
Diermel
Protestant Working Boys' Home Incorporated in Columbus
The Protestant Working Boys' Home was incorporated yesterday in Columbus by James H. Fillmore, Harry T. Atkins, Justin M. Green, C. J. Neare and Walter W. Warwick. Established by Rev. Obersdoerfer and his wife, the home has been successful and is now located at 117 East Eighth Street.
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Working Boys’ Home
Columbus
James H. Fillmore
Harry T. Atkins
Justin M. Green
C. J. Neare
Walter W. Warwick
Mr. Obersdoerfer
East Eighth Street
Citizens Mortgage Loan Company Organized
Organized by Rev. Henry Melville Curtis and laymen from various creeds to aid worthy applicants for small loans against mortgage loan sharks. Offices are in the Cincinnatus Building at Fifth and Race, with H. W. Schroeder in charge.
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Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
Henry Melville Curtis
Cincinnatus Building
Fifth and
Race
H. W. Schroeder
Wife of Denton farmer injured after wagon fall
The wife of Louis Burke, a farmer in Denton, fell from a market wagon at Harrison and Western avenues yesterday morning. She landed on the wheel, causing a cut that severed a small artery and left her near death before help arrived.
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Louis Burke
Dent. O
Harrison and
Western Avenues
University Song Contest Extended After Rejected Submissions
Two student composed songs were rejected by a committee led by Prof. E M Brown and Dr N J Eisenheimer. The contest remains open until September with a possible prize increase and expansion to College of Music and University students.
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E. M. Brown
N. J. Eisenheimer
College of Music
Worker injured in cooperage belt accident at Tafel and McMicken
Joseph Schmalz of 2881 West McMicken avenue sustained serious facial injuries, possible loss of sight, and multiple finger fractures when a rapidly revolving belt in a cooperage at Tafel and McMicken avenues struck him in the face. He was treated by Dr. Van Meter and returned home.
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Joseph Schmalz
West
McMicken Avenue
Tafel and
McMicken Avenues
Phi Beta Kappa Essay Contest Closes With Five Submissions
Five essays were submitted to a Phi Beta Kappa contest for best English essay on topics chosen by a local committee. Topics included A Comparison of Wordsworth and Virgil in Poets of Nature and The Influence of Evolution in the Philosophy of the Nineteenth Century. The winner receives $25 in gold or a medal. Judges named by President Ayers are Dr. A Judson Sage, Walter A DeCamp, and Miss Elizabeth Antoinette Ely. Decision to be announced on class day.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Wordsworth
Ayers
A. Judson Sage
Walter A. DeCamp
Elizabeth Antoinette Ely
Street Cars Hit Wagons in Separate Collisions
Two city street cars collided with wagons yesterday causing fear among about fifty passengers on a Gilbert Avenue car when it struck a coal wagon driven by William Biehl at Eighth and Sycamore. The front of the car was crushed and the coal wagon wrecked but no injuries were reported. A Clark Street car hit a butcher wagon driven by J H Leebrook at Everett and Freeman Avenues and pushed the horse and wagon along the track for about two hundred feet before stopping. the horse was badly injured and likely to be killed and the wagon wrecked.
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Gilbert Avenue
William Biehl
Brown Street
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Clark Street
J.H. Leebrook
Price Hill
Everett and
Freeman Avenues
Patrol 7 Intervenes at Forest Avenue House
Police respond to a report of theft at 1858 Forest Avenue once occupied by Mrs Kelly. A nearby resident spotted a horse and wagon and alerted authorities. They find a contractor with a wagon at the rear stable rather than a burglar and take no action.
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Forest Avenue
Kelly
Cincinnati Commercial Club to Tour Boston in Elite Train
The Cincinnati Commercial Club leads a nine coach, nine dining-car special train plus two sleepers on a grand Boston visit with St. Louis and Chicago clubs. It will travel via Big Four to Buffalo Rochester Albany and Boston arriving May 6 then return by Trenton cut-off to Harrisburg and Cincinnati.
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Commercial Club
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Galion
Cincinnati Club
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Boston, Albany & New York
Boston & Albany
Harlem
Cumberland
East River
the Battery
Jersey City
Laws
Brunswick Hotel
North Union Station
Concord
Mass
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William A. Tower
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Belmont
Cambridge
Tremont Theater
North Shore
Nahant
Marblehead
Beverly
Gloucester
Essex County
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Montserrat
House of the Algonquin Club
Commonwealth Avenue
William Worthington
Pennsylvania
Ralph Peters
Philadelphia
Trenton
Harrisburg
West
Xenia
Public Service Notes Minor Appointments in Several Departments
The Board of Public Service confirmed new appointments including drivers and helpers in Street Cleaning, a nurse at the City Infirmary at 360 per year, and a new position in Engineering at 60 per month. It heard petitions to preserve Eden Park spring and to repair Delta avenue, and postponed or referred various street and utility matters to committees or engineers.
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Messrs. McGuire
Magly and Johnson
Board of Public Service
George Maurer
Valentine Vesper
H. Gabriel
James Douglas
Fred Mozart
Phil Schardt
A. Zink
Joe Greve
John Grane
Mr. Johnson
Maag
Charles Crumment
City Infirmary
McGuire
William Lewis
H. Wehrman
Water Works Department
Chris Lueckhert
Park Department
Jos. Wagner
Lueckhert
A. L. Buchanan
Delta Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Columbia
Canners' Convention Could Bring 800 Visitors to Cincinnati
President Melish of the Cincinnati League expects John F. Stapp to arrive to discuss hosting the National Canners Association annual convention in Cincinnati in February. The event would attract about 800 visitors and may include a working exhibit detailing canning operations.
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Melish
Cincinnati League
John F. Stapp
National Canners’ Association
Stapp
Kidney and Liver Cure advertised by local druggist
Cure claims include kidney and liver diseases urinary ailments headaches biliousness back pains catarrh of bladder dyspepsia and constipation. Entirely vegetable not a patent medicine and guaranteed. Price 75 cents. Sold by Eshan, Druggist, Sixth and (address cut off).
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Eshan
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