Lawyers Choose Their Speakers For Ohio Bar Meeting
The Ohio Bar association selects a strong lineup for the Putin Bay meeting with Hon. Samuel W. McCall set for July 7 in place of Senator Clark. Other speakers include Walter George Smith July 8 on divorce, James R. Garfield, Governor Harmon, Judge Teyler, A D Follett, U S Denman, and Thomas Beer.
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John Marshall Smedes
Cinlisncinnati
Ohio Bar Association
E. B. McCarter
Columbus
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Putin Bay
Judge McCall
Clark
Wyoming
National House of Representatives
House
Congress
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Harmon
United States
Teyler
A. D. Follett
Marietta
U. S. Denman
Thomas Beer
Bucyrus
Cc. O. Hunter
Hocking Valley Railroad
Mariietta
Blind Fashion Trinkets for Annual Sale at Clovernook
The sixth anniversary celebration for the Newport area industrial home for blind women will feature candy lemonade and trinket booths with proceeds aiding the home. Guests will hear a picture and a poem about Alice Cary in the former residence, with details about Alice Louise Neahans, a longtime Newport English teacher.
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College Hill
Clovernook
Georgia
Florence
Alice Cary
Alice Louise Neahans
Newport
Miss Cary
Alice
Public hearings and memorial committee meetings announced
Today at 2 o'clock a public hearing by the steam railroad committee of council will hear supporters of the superstructure over the landing. President M. H. Smith of the L N will speak. The Lincoln Memorial Association's committee on permanent memorial meets at the board of education rooms in city hall at 4 30 this afternoon.
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Steam Railroad Committee of Council
M. H. Smith
The
Lincoln Memorial Association
Board of Education
City Hall
Office Aspirants Scramble in Ward Campaigns for Mayor and Council
In a busy ward scene, Jim Keenan exits re election plans prompting GOP bids from Robert E. Becker Harry Logan B Hulswitz and William Hirt as factions vie for council seats. Democratic contests flare with Hubbard Reynolds Jake Pistner for council and Dan Bauer facing Samuel Tomlinson. Talks circle Major John Proctor Henry Beiderwelle or Frank Folz for ward captain, while mayoral hopes hinge on Colonel Markbreit's health and John Cornette Jr. emerging as a contender alongside Democrats like John H Allen, linked to Taft.
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Jim Keenan
Robert E. Becker
Keenan
Becker
West End
Republican Club
Harry Logan
B. Hulswitz
William Hirt
John Proctor
Henry Béiderwelle
Frank Folz
Hubbard Reynolds
Jake Pistner
Markbreit
Henry Hoefle
Turner
John Cornette, Jr
Mido Schaefer to Coming Home
Flora Eugenia Schaefer of a Cincinnati family who recently attempted suicide in New York while at Columbia University will return home on an afternoon train with her father Eugene Schaefer. She was discharged in Harlem police court yesterday morning on the recommendation of House Physician Scholer. George Schaefer declined to comment on the incident.
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Flora Eugenia Schaefer
Cincinnati
New York
Columbia University
Eugene Schaefer
Miss Schaefer
Harlem
N. Y
Scholer
George Schaefer
Dean law takes effect after tax window closes
The Dean law requires saloon keepers to declare whether gambling or unlawful conduct occurred in their premises during the prior year. Although effective yesterday, no new applicants pursued licenses during the May 24 to May 31 window, as many stayed within the transition period. Next year May licensees must declare no gambling attachments for the prior twelve months.
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Don-Aiken
Dow
Baschang
Hospital Head Objects to Permit for Street Tear Up
President Workum protests against a Bell Telephone permit to tear up Burnet avenue from Albany to Catherine street. He demands full explanation and street restoration to current condition with concrete foundation and proper relaying, aided by city oversight.
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David J. Worfrum
The
Jewish Hospital
Service Board
Bell Telephone Company
Burnet Avenue
Albany Avenue
Catherine Street
Danner
Workin
Workum
Miss Bodley Dead In Brooklyn Home Of Brother In Law
Miss Anna D Bodley sister of John H Bodley longtime deputy county clerk of Campbell county Ky died Monday in Brooklyn New York at the home of her brother in law L L Larson New York representative of the Hall Safe and Lock company Her home was formerly in Cincinnati and she was well known here Interment will be at Plymouth C the family home town
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Anna D. Bodley
John H. Bodley
Campbell County
Brooklyn
N. Y
L. L. Larson
New York
Hall Safe and Lock Company
Bundes Turnfest set to eclipse all similar events
At last night’s meeting orders for 245 tents 128 cots sold and 785 advance meals payments were recorded, totaling 4211.50 for tents cots and meals. About 100 physical culture teachers will judge awards. 25 new turn vereins have formed since Indianapolis, and official badges costing 1 will grant all privileges. Dr Carl Ziegler announced field meet rules.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Actions Filed For Bultman Company
Trustees sue Western Union on two contracts from Morehead & Co. The first seeks 10000 for lost business during the 1907 telegraphers strike and wire use disruption. The second asks 3985 for prepaid rent on a leased line Las Vegas New Mexico to Goldfields Nevada. Attorney Charles J. Dolle represents the trustee. Result may trigger a further 5 percent dividend for Bultman creditors.
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Bultman Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States District Court
Walter G. Taylor
Western Union
Morehead & Corp
Bultman
Morehead & Co
Morehead
Las Vegas
N. M
Goldfields
Nev
Charles J. Dolle
Taylor
Business Men Ready for Outing at June Event
Members of the Business Men's club anticipate a full day on June 11 at Island Clyde Johnson hosting the outing. The programme opens with a baseball game and tug of war judged by C. H. Atkins with a bond for safety. Judges include Mayer, Galbraith, Manss, Mitchell, Orr, Green, Webner, Collins, Hallock, Shearer, Taylor, Braunstein, and Wood, each backed by a bodyguard. A featured fat men race is planned for competitors weighing at least 200 pounds.
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Clyde Johnson
C. H.“M. Atkins
Hi Bond
Sident Atkins
G. A. Mayer
George Galbraith
Harry L. Manss
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Societies Plan Workhorse Parade for National Association
Ohio Humane Society plans to send a delegate to a Boston convention June 24 to organize a National Association of Workhorse Parade societies. In Boston and New York parades are major yearly events, with Mrs. James Speyer and Henry C. Mervin leading local societies. Cincinnati faces date difficulties but hopes national ties will establish an annual parade in the city.
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Ohio Humane Society
Boston
Association of
New York City
Humane Societies
James Speyer
Wall Street
New York Society
Henry C. Mervin
Trounstine
Cincinnati
Trogunstine
Enlarged Cincinnati firm takes over Southern Ohio Express
The Cincinnati and Suburban Delivery company has assumed the business of Southern Ohio Express. A C Gilligan leads the former firm. United States Express will run service beyond the north river suburbs on Schoepfer interurban lines. The Sycamore and Webster freighthouse may store cars and College Hill becomes the express terminus. Unpaid stamps of Southern Ohio Express will be honored by Cincinnati and Suburban Express.
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Cincinnati and Suburban Delivery Company
Southern Ohio Express Company
A. C. Gilligan
United States Express Company
Schoepf
Sycamore and
Webster
Southern Ohio Company
College Hill
Cincinnati and Suburban Express Company
Southern Ohio Express
Merchants’ Package Delivery Company
Cincinnati Parcel: Express Company
Pearce, Anderson & Davis
Southern: Ohio, Express Company
Missionary Speaks at Cincinnati Presbytery Meeting
At the June quarterly gathering of the Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Cincinnati presbytery held at Pleasant Ridge, about 400 members attended. Mrs. McIntire, a missionary returning from the Philippine Islands, spoke on Filipino interest in church work and their desire to learn the American language. Delegates Mrs. Charles Frederic Goss and Mrs. A. L. Whitaker reported on the Denver assembly. The afternoon focused on Italian outreach. Florence McGee and Lalla, a young Italian woman, were chosen to lead efforts among Cincinnati Italians, operating from Fifth Presbyterian Church with its large Italian congregation.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Florence McGee
Lalla
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Charles Frederic Goss
A. L. Whitaker
General Assembly
Denver
Col
S. H. Nichols Remembered in Cincinnati Obituary
A Cincinnati obituary recalls Starr Hoyt Nichols who died in Honolulu from an overdose of chloroform. Nichols, once pastor of a Cincinnati Congregational church after arriving in 1866, was a close friend of Dr. W. W. Seely and studied at Yale. He reportedly suffered severe insomnia, with the coroner’s jury verdict deeming his death accidental.
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Commercial Tribune
Honolulu
Starr Hoyt Nichols
New York
Masonic-Cincinnati Conclave and Royal Arch Work June 2
Knights Templar special conclave of Masonics in Cincinnati Wednesday evening June 2 at 7 30 pm with Order of Malta full ceremonial visitors invited Em Commander Chas A Eckbort. Killwinning Chapter 97 R A M special convocation Wednesday June 2 at 2 pm work Royal Arch Degree invocation at 7 30 pm visitors invited WM J Bauer H P L L Latta secretary.
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Masonic
Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Order of Malta
Chas. A. Eckbort
Killwinning
Royal Arch
WM. J. Bauer
Obituary notices and funeral announcements in Cincinnati area
Deaths announced for Albert Caroline J Albers Bodley Anna D Bodley Newell Robert A Slack John H with funeral details listed. Services set at St George's Plymouth Evergreen Mount Auburn and private burial arrangements. Citizens invited to attend or receive due notices.
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Albert
Caroline J
Plogman
William H. Albers
West University Avenue
Corryville
St. George’s Church
Biebhl
William
McMicken Avenue
Bodley
Anna D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Plymouth
O. Newell
Robert A
Annie M. Newell
O'Keefe
Third Street
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Slack
John H
Highland Avenue
Mount Auburn
John Shl Toc Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
The John Shl Toc Company of Cincinnati declares a quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent on preferred stock to holders of record at close of business June 18, 1909. Transfer books close 3 p.m. June 18 and reopen 6 a.m. July 1 1909. Dividend checks mailed to stockholders. William Apple, Treasurer.
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John Shl Toc Company
Cincinnati
Pple
Organist's Trial Delayed By Absence Of Witnesses
Malton Boyce, held on forged notes totaling 650 dollars, saw his trial postponed yesterday to June due to unavailability of necessary witnesses. He stated he is unprepared to proceed without them.
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Malton Cape
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Put-in Bay
Alice Louise Nealeans
Eade
B-Fougera & Co
IY. Alldruggisty
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Business Men’s Club
Peck
Dan Bauer
Samuel Tomlinson
Armory Avenue
Will
John H. Allen
Allen
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Mido Schaefer
Dean Law
Miss Bodly
Turnfest
Humane Branch
Cincinnati Suburban Delivery Company
Missionary Speaks
Philipina Worker
S. H. Nichols
Ichle Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Memphis, Tenn
VIA
United Confederate
4Th and Vine Sts
Linton Hotel
Dod
Malton
Boyce
C. Gilligan
Pres
W. Park
Cincinnati and Suburban — Deliverery Co
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East Court
Canal
Southern Ohio Express CO
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Arlington
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Chester Park
Corry
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Covington
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Hotels and Resorts
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Chicago
Whitcomb Hotel
Mindpral
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Fastman Springs Resort
Fastman Springs Company
Saltzman Hotel
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Woodly Granger
Harbert
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B. W. Sizer
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Chas. F. Fisk, Jr
Mgr
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Smith & Nixon Piano CO
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West
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Wewates
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New Haven
Conn
Hotel
Martinique
33Rd St
New
York City
Breezely
Buffalo, N. Y
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New York’s
Fashionable
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Fifth Avenue
Edmund H. Chatillen
MT. Clemens, Mich
Mt. Clemens
Chas. H. Stimson
Stratford ‘House
John L. Chadwick & Co
Havlin
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Atlantic City,n. J
Atlantic City
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