Bowling Oriental Tourney Results On Oriental Alleys
The record shows team scores and individual marks from the Oriental alleys meet. Names such as Grandfeld and Leisenba appear with totals around 900, and several bowlers posted high games in the mid to high 160s and 180s, with overall team totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuhr
Mnes
Cos
Eccosce
Grandfeld
Os Ross
Eniss
S. Chonchilg Wees Oop
Kampt Swevese
Aalite
Totadachees
Heckee Meggeeees
Ohio Military Institute field meet crowns Franks champion
Earl Franks of Northside wins the field championship with 35 points at the eighteenth annual Ohio Military Institute meet in College Hill. Raymond Littell of Cincinnati places second with 30 points as Franks sets new school records in long jumping and hurdling and equals the 100-yard dash mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Morris Isaacs
Earl Franks
Northside
Raymond Littell
Cincinnati
Franks
Littell
The
Flower School
Phillips
Lambert
Timberlake
Simpkinson
Isaacs
Chirch and Lambert
Harmon
New York Athletes Set Quick 440 Yard Hurdle Pace
Nearly 10 000 spectators watched Charles Bacon of the New York Athletic Club run a fast 440 yard hurdle yesterday. He knocked down three barriers and his one minute flat could be a world record, surpassing J T Maloney’s 1 08 3 5 from Buffalo seven years prior.
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New York
Charles Bacon
New York Athletic Club
Bacon
J. T. Maloney
Buffalo
Senate delays Bettmann 3 name in recess confirmation
President Roosevelt announced recess appointments including Oscar R. Handley and John B E for district judge posts in Alabama and Ohio amid fifty unconfirmed nominations. Bernhard Bettmann of Cincinnati was named Internal Revenue Collector for Ohio's First District. Milton Dwight Purdy was noted as doomed for Minnesota judgeship. Also named were J Frank Taylor as Louisville customs surveyor and Paul Nash as Consul General at Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Oscar R. Handley
United States
Alabama
John BE
Ohio
Senate
Bernhard Bettmann
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue
Z. Lewis Dalby
Newton’ Dwight Purdy
District of
Minnesota
Nathan H. Alexander
General Landoffice
Montgomery
Ala
Robert S. Sharp
District of Tennessee
Clarence 8
Hobart
New Orleans
Milton Dwight Purdy
District of Minnesota
Purdy
Nelson
White House
Capitol
Kittredge
J. Frank Taylor
Louisville
Paul Nash
New York
Budapest
Hungary
Kentucky Sheriff Sworn In By Christian County Judge
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Judge Thomas P Cook swore in Sheriff and deputies after overruling defense objections The judge warned against perjury and emphasized the strength of the law against Ku Klux Klans and related violations in the wake of the circuit court session.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Christian County
Thomas P. Cook
Cook
Renshaw
Smith
E Cook
Howe's Pictures At The Lyric Draw Crowds In Cold Weather
Lyman H Howe's two hour exhibition at the Lyric drew packed crowds despite cold weather. The program tours Palestine Scotland England France and Copenhagen fire scene and wildlife studies plus a clever elephant routine with Hatnee at the Zoological Gardens. The bill includes The Four Dancing Harrises and moving pictures with improved audience interest as snow threatens.
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Howe
the Lyric
Chester
Lyman H Howe
Palestine
Scotland
England
France
Copenhagen
Africa
Montague
Harrises
Prof. Braun
Walsh sisters pursue nursing careers amid family stance
A trio of Walsh sisters from Cincinnati, Adelaide Vivian and Dorothy, vow to follow nursing paths as Adelaide Walsh graduates from Mercy Hospital Training School. The family faces social opposition while Dorothy plans to join the same calling. An Ohio ordinance outlines payment and bond details for Harrison Avenue improvements.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ill
Adelaide
Vivien Walsh
James Walsh
Southern Indiana Railroad
Adelaide Walsh
Mercy Hospital Training School
Dorothy Walsh
Adelaide Mary Walsh
Mercy Hospital
Northwestern University
Vivien
Gracious Francelia Stumbles at Park Gate
A handsome stout woman described as Mrs. Francelia faced a gate dilemma at the park. She could not squeeze through the wicker turnstile and was directed to the carriage gate. Despite the mishap, witnesses note her grace on stage and her actual weight said to be 220 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Francelia
Kemp's Wild West at Lagoon Draws Noted Crowd
Kemp's Wild West show at Lagoon attracts steady interest despite cold Monday weather. Organizers expect larger crowds as temperatures rise. The act has proven its value and momentum may grow with warmer days.
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Lagoon
Fighting Flames at Popular Prices at Coney Island
The Darktown Fire Brigade will parade through downtown streets next Saturday evening as part of a burlesque show at the river park. Billy Kersands will appear as Fire Marshal leading the company with a mule driven rural patrol wagon and old fashioned engine. Manager Charles Harkinson sets popular prices for the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Management
Darktown Fire Brigade
Coney Island
Billy Kersands
Hig Company
River Park
Charles Harkinson
New Chicago Theater Opens
The Princess Theater in Chicago opened with the musical A Stubborn Cinderella by Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams with Jose Howard’s music. The Clark street venue, built by Mort H. Singer, features modern safety and ventilation, concrete steel and marble, two exits and four tunnels. Cast includes John Barrymore, Sally Fisher, Alice Dovey, and Robert Hartington.
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Chicago
Princess Theater
Will M. Hough
Frank R. Adams
Jose Howard
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
Mort H. Singer
la Salle Theater
University of Chicago
Coronado Beach
California
John Barrymore
Sally Fisher
Alice Dovey
Robert Hartington
Queen City Beach Opens Sunday
The Queen City Beach will open on Sunday under Manager Kroger at Bellevue beach. Despite a chilly talk about swimming, warmer days ahead are expected to bring large crowds to one of the country’s best-equipped beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Beach
Kroger
Bellevue Beach
Engineers Elect Assistant Chief and Grand Officers
E Corrigan of Hillsboro Texas named Assistant Grand Chief to end a deadlock at the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Locomotive Engineers convention. Harry Murray of San Luis Potosi elected First Assistant Engineer. J C Currie of Jersey City named Second Assistant Engineer. James Jacobs of Utica New York dies at 68 during the convention.
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Columbus
E. Corrigan
Hillsboro
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William Ryan
Harry Murray
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
R. W. Botterell
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
J. C. Currie
Jersey City
Insurance Department
J. W. Welch
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Christy
Algiers
J. F. Freenor
Fond du Lac
Wis
BE. A. Shipley
Kansas City
Cleveland
James Jacobs
Utica
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Locomotive Engineers
Great Southern
James Farley
Syracuse
Francelia Accepts $100 Challenge to Catch Torpedo
Fran Celia the strong man headlines in Chester vaudeville as he offers a $100 challenge to catch a 325 pound torpedo fired from a catapult and balanced on his shoulders. He warns challengers to insure their lives before attempting the feat amid stage repairs after missed catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Francelia
Chester Free
Edo
Army of the Unemployed
Chester
Postponement in Death Case of Beach Hargis in Jackson
A Jackson dispatch reports the Commonwealth's case against Beach Hargis was not begun in Lexington due to absent witnesses. The Sheriff admitted he forgot to summon them, though he had the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Lexington
Jackson
Beach Hargis
Free Setters Quartet to sing at Columbia tonight
The Free Setters Quartet will perform at the Columbia tonight after each talking pictures show marking their first professional appearance. They previously declined a week at Ziegler’s vaudeville engagement and a summer run at the same theater. They will sing several popular songs tonight only and join the Free Letters outing at Colonel Joe Pugh’s farms in Kentucky next Saturday and Sunday.
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Free Setters
Columbia
Ziegler
Joe Pugh
Kentucky
Speeding Autoists Kill In Brooklyn Crash
A touring car at fifty mph on Ocean Parkway Brooklyn crashed into a tree and rolled over. Two men were killed William Goubeaud and Thomas Nolan. Injured Victor Brandes James McKenna internal injuries and fractures. Driver John Lanyon arrested. Passenger Ernest Eggert survived. Believed steering gear failure caused the accident.
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New York
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Coney Island
William P. Goubeaud
Thomas Nolan
Victor Brandes
James McKenna
John Lanyon
Lanyon
Ernest Eggert
Delagrange Airship Falls Before Dowager Queen
French aviator Leon Delagrange demonstrated before Dowager Queen Margherita in Rome when his aeroplane fell from about six feet after eight hundred yards of flight. He escaped injury and noted the setback as part of the uncertainties of aviation. The crash was blamed on a motor problem but the craft could be repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Leon Delagrange
Margherita
M. Delagrange
Filipino Pope Hanged for Murders at Bilibid Prison
Faunstino Ablen once styled Pope of Leyte and his principal follower Rota were executed at Bilibid Prison after conviction for multiple murders. Governor General Smith refused commute. Reports say Moros on Jolo restless and one Asturia Dattos vows to kill whites and Chinese and declare war. Sentries attacked. guard doubled. settlers reportedly harassed.
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Manila
Faunstino Ablen
Leyte
Piridion Rota
Bilibid
Smith
Jolo
Colonel Ike Braves Cold Chester for Vaudeville
Colonel Ike wore his hat in cold Chester as crowds filled the verandas and club house for vaudeville. He noted twelve people swam today and ducks left the water, yet spectators still packed the free theater with about a thousand watching the performances despite the chilly weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Chester
Death sentences in Polish railway attack court martial
War saw court martial sentences three girls and eleven men to death for attacking a post car on the Vistula Railroad at Sokoplow last January. A bomb killed two troops and wounded ten, and robbers looted the safes after wrecking the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Sokoplow
Vistula
Accused Preacher Dies in Hospital After Killing Wife
The Rev. S. A. Coffman who killed his wife at the Meadowdale parsonage two weeks ago died in City Hospital Fairmont from nervous collapse. He was to face murder charges in court this week and is believed mentally deranged. Last week he became violent and was placed in a padded cell after a struggle. He refused to eat for three days.
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Fairmont
W. Va
S. A. Coffman
Meadowdale Parsonage
City to sewer Dirr and Waverly avenues in 1908 plan
City council approves sewer improvements on Dirr street from Dreman avenue to Elmore street and on Waverly avenue area from Pinetree street to Blaine road along with other streets under a 1908 plan. The resolution outlines estimated costs 2000.40 and 14017.00 with 98 and 73 percent financing brackets and 30 day cash payment terms.
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Dirr Street
Dreman Avenue
Elmore Street
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Dremnan Avenue
Pne
Waverly Avenue
Pinetree Street
Blaine Road
Knox Street
Beekman Street
Fairmount Avenue
Quince Alley
Queen City Avenue
Tremont Street
Bloom Street
Bloom ‘Street
Hamilton Completes Annual School Enumeration
The Hamilton city school census totals 9,727 children an increase of 700 from last year with 4,898 girls and 4,828 boys. The Second Ward has 1,958 pupils, and the city’s population is estimated at 38,943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Chilren
Hamlton
Cincinnati Ordinance Prohibits Dumping on City Property
Ordinance No 587 enacts a ban on dumping dirt or refuse on city owned or leased property within the Baymiller street to Front street area along the Ohio River. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 5 dollars for the first offense and 25 dollars for subsequent offenses, effective at the earliest legal date.
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Baymiller Street
Fifth Street
Ohio River
Front Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Hamilton Board of Review Organized in Ohio Town
The Hamilton Board of Review was organized and began work today in Hamilton Ohio. J E Lohmann was elected president and Deputy Auditor Crawford Clerk. A J Lewis and John Fischer joined as other board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Review
J. E. Lohmann
Crawford
A. J. Lewis
John Fischer
Water Works bids sought for City of Cincinnati pipes and valves
The Commissioners of Water Works of Cincinnati invite sealed bids by June 16 1908 for laying 16 inch cast iron main about 8 linear feet along Queen City avenue and Quebec road with related work to extend and improve water distribution. Plans and specs available at the Chief Engineer’s office. A 1000 bond or equivalent cash security required. Right to reject bids reserved. AUG Herrmann President Elmer G. Prior Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBA
Board of Trustees
Commisers of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Avenue
Shadwell Street
Aun Road
Quebec Road
Hamilton
Commissioners of Water Works
Aug. Herrmann
Elmer G. Prtor
Sealed Proposals for Cincinnati Water Works Cast Iron Pipe
The Commissioners of Water Works of Cincinnati Ohio invite sealed bids for manufacture furnishing and delivery of cast iron pipe and special castings for the water distribution extension. Bids due June 2 1908 at noon. Plans specifications and forms available from Chief Engineer. Bids opened June 2 1908 at 12 PM. Bond options and bid terms specified. board may reject all bids.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Hamilton County
Commissioners O Water Works
Aug. Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
Sealed bids for Moc Millan street paving in Cincinnati
The Board of Public Service invites sealed bids by June 9 1908 for asphalt resurfacing Moc Millan street from May to Gilbert with granite blocks curb gutter and drainage work. Each bid must include full bidder names and a $2000 bond or certified check. Bids may be rejected at any time. By order May 25 JOHN J. WENNER Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Iccscociise
Cinccinnati
Second Ward
Evanstone
State of Ohio
M. C
City of Cincinnati
Evanston
MocMillan Street
May Street
Gilbert Avenue
John J. Wenner
Clerit
Public Works Bid For McMillan Street Improvement
The Board of Public Service accepts bids for improving McMillan Street from Ohio Avenue to West Clifton Avenue with grading granite curbs and wood block paving. A $3000 bond is required, bid forms on file, and the board reserves the right to reject any bid. contract execution pending. JOHN J. WENNER, Clerk.
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Harrison Avenue
Railroad
Queen City
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harrison Arane
H. and
D. Railroad
Queen City Avenue
Board of Public Service
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Oriental Tourney
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Cincinnation
Judge Cook
Colonel Martin's Beach
Coney Sunday
Howe’s
Lyric
Hatnee
J. W. B. Scarborough
Zoological Gardens
Zoo
Sol Stephen
Scarborough
Sol Stephan
Stephan
Colerain Avenue
Marine Street
Marquis Street
Train Avenue
Palmer Inlets
Ulgards
Brotherhood’s Insurance Department
Hargis
Free Setters’ Quartet
Aeronaut
Moréson Island
Rev. S. A. Coffman
Cath Es
Cis
Eee Pere Steere
Asia
Ous
Ccus Tees
Dan Gee
Cece Deints Psaccontunss
Hamilton Board
Lohmann
Legal Advertisement
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners 4 Water Works
Cincinnati, Olio
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Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Water Works
McMillan Street
Ohio Avenue
Clifton Avenue
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