Outing of United Singers of Cincinnati Ends With Close Call
Crowds from Coney Island arrive on the 7 oclock boat amid a downpour and hail. A pavilion floor collapses but no one is hurt as police and crew aid a safe rush to boats. The German singing societies enjoy a day of concerts, processions, and Mayor Fleischmann's speech praising song and unity.
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Coney Island
United Singers of Cincinnati
Atr
St. Louis
A. P. A. Manner-Chor
Bayerischer Manner-Chor
Cincinnati Liedertafel
Cincinnati Liederkranz
Clifton Heights Gesangverein
Goodfellow Sanger- Chor
Herwegh Manner-Chor
Hudepohl
Fleischmann
Plans of Stoneworkers Strike Tightens City Operations
Stone and marble workers in the city prepare to ban non union material at ongoing building sites. Union rules forbid handling non labeled stone, risking halt at about thirty buildings. Strike leaders expect a 25 cent rise and will meet shop owners today to seek terms, with possible work stoppages if talks fail.
Picnic Ends Sadly For This Young Man
Arthur Ferstein, a young man from Effuent Pipe and Hunt streets, lost his right foot when the train started as he boarded at Hartman’s Grove after a picnic. He was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital by patrol.
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Arthur Ferstein
Hunt Streets
Hartman's Grove
Forstein
Good Samaritan Hospital
Paying Strikers Continue Today In Union Relief
The machinists union committee resumes paying strike benefits at 10 this morning for the past week with about 5 000 men on the rolls to receive relief. Many members decline their share to aid those in greater need and help keep the strike momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Workmen's Hall
Frank Rist
سقوط عازلة من القطار وفاتها في كولومبوس تعلن
امرأة شابة من عائلة باروت تقضي بموت مفاجئ بعد نقلها من قطار إلى المستشفى. كانت في صحة متدهورة بسبب مرض السل وتوفت في صباح اليوم التالي. العائلة النبيلة وتورطها المالي يظهران من الرسائل والوثائق الواردة.
Three High Schools to Have Commencement
Woodward Hughes and Walnut Hills hold graduation at Music Hall Friday June 7 at 8 pm. Hughes speaker Carl H F Fischer titled An American Infamy. Walnut Hills Louis Bernstein on The Mask of Furies. Woodward Roy M McLaughlin on Americas True Goal. Medalists and diplomas to be awarded by Superintendent Boone and President Keller. musical direction by Walter Aiken. organist Carrie Ormsby Burns.
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Music Hall
Hughes
Carl H. F. Fischer
Walnut Hills
Louis Bernstein
Mask of Furies
Woodward
Roy M. McLaughlin
America
Boone
Keller
Union Board
Walter Aiken
Carrie Ormsby Burns
Linton
Harry C. Fetsch
Lice Elizabeth Wilson
Rachel Barton Butler
Siver
Josephine I
Pasos Adolphus Haas
J. Albert Gon
Papa Charley Fi lti Makes Night Clerk Revel
Charley Filti, known as Papa to friends, smiled while telling them he is papa or a girl and works as the popular Gibson night clerk.
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Charley He Filti
Gibson
Papa
Epworth League Meeting Routes and Excursions 1901
San Francisco hosts an Epworth League gathering July 19 to 23 1901 with Southern Pacific offer through Colorado mountains Ogden Shasta Portland and Sunset Route to New Orleans or El Paso Numerous side trips at excursion rates to Yosemite Santa Barbara San Jose Mt Hamilton Mt Tamalpais Monterey Santa Cruz Monte Pacific Grove Mt Shasta and other points along the new coast line between San Francisco and Los Angeles Details and rates available from W H Connor Com Agt 63 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Southern Pacific Company
Scenic Mountains
Colorado
Ogden
Shasta Mountains
Portland
New Orleans
el Paso
Yosemite
Santa Barbara
San Jose
Mt. Hamilton
Mt. Tamalpais
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Monte
Pacific Grove
Mt. Shasta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. H. Connor
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Little Miami Brakeman Hurt Jumping From Box Car
Ben Dickman a brakeman for the Little Miami Railroad leaped from a box car at the Pear Street yards yesterday wrenching his back and is bedridden at Good Samaritan Hospital. He resides at 831 West Fourth Street.
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Little Miami
Ben Dickman
Little Miami Railroad
Pear Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Fourth Street
Body of Unknown Man Recovered From River
The unidentified white male, about 50, likely German, with gray hair and beard, was found by David Grenat at Guard's Landing two miles below North Bend and taken to the Morgue for identification. He wore a black outing shirt and old clothes, with only a plain cotton handkerchief among the garments. The body is thought to have been in the water at least two weeks.
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United Singers’ Association
United Singers
David Grenat
Guard's Landing
North Bend
Winkler
Herrmann Hosts First Guests at Laughery Club Home
August Herrmann entertained the first party to visit the Laughery Club’s new Ohio River home opposite Laughery Island. The Saturday travelers include Mr. and Mrs. William Bodemer C. Harry Meyer Jacob Freund George B. Cox Norman G. Kenan Max Burgheim J. A. Koehner H. M. Ziegler Chas. J. Christie Ww. W. Granger Judge Pfleger August Herrmann Miss Lena Herrmann Miss Luella Finke Carl Finke.
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August Herrmann
Laughery Club
Ohio River
Laughery Island
William Bodemer
Harry Meyer
Jacob Freund
George B. Cox
Norman G. Kenan
Max Burgheim
J. A. Koehner
Chas
J. Christie
W. Granger
Judge Pfleger
Lena Herrmann
Luella Finke
Carl Finke
Easy Money Lost in Cincinnati Train Depot Scam
Fred Stahlman of Parkersburg was duped for 35 dollars in a traversty at a Cincinnati depot. A man claimed to need change for a fifty and produced smaller bills, which vanished after the men left the smoker. Patrolman Becker took a description in the aftermath.
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Fred Stahlman
Fred
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Sue Ron
Stahlman
Stahlmah
Wood Street
Becker
Cut the Rates 10 Beat Rivals End Wage War
Shop price cutting among horseshoers and shops spurred a conflict between unions and employers. An ironclad pledge ensured rates stay up to standard and peace was declared. If the agreement is violated, workers will be called out and further clashes risk resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Marshall
Shoers’ Union
Men’s Union
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Atching
Ill luck in bunches for Ignatz Weil ends in hospital
Ignatz Weil a 61 year old lodger at 22 West Thirteenth street lost his job money and lodging Saturday. He sought shelter at Mrs. Kolbs on Vine and McMicken streets where a bank on the porch caused him to fall. He injured his spine and was taken to hospital by patrol yesterday.
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Ignatz
Thirteenth Street
Sud
National Association of Manufacturers Convention Opens in Detroit
The seventh annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers begins in Detroit with delegates from all states and foreign countries. Officers are to be elected and the three day program includes social events and speeches. Theodore Search of Philadelphia is expected to be re elected president with Mr Son as secretary.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Detroit
United States
Citizens - Ee
Co. H. Barbour
Michigan
Association
Cincinnati
Queen City
Winton Place
Northside
E. P. Wilson
National
Theodore Search
Philadelphia
Ilson
Norwood Baker Norwood Barber Decision Examines Assessments
The U S Supreme Court clarifies Norwood Baker limits in the French Barber case, holding that front foot assessments for Forest Avenue improvements in Kansas City may stand if the local scheme follows constitutional principles and does not deprive owners of due process. Judge Shiras reviews Norwood Baker and related precedents, upholding the Missouri Supreme Court ruling.
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Margaret. French
Barber Asphalt Company
Supreme Court
Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Norwood-Baker
Federal Supreme Court
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad
Suceay Court
State of Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Kansas City
Forest Avenue
Barber Company
Supreme Court of Missouri
Norwood
Baker
Shiras
Jud Shiras
Angre Ly
Wee Court of
Organists Commission Formed to Eliminate Defects in Church Music
The Organists' and Teachers' Society elected Profs. A. J. Barbour A. J. Boex and Dr. N. J. Eisenheimer to its Organists Music Commission at Holy Trinity Hall. The group aims to remove defects in church compositions. Miss Etta Phillips of Sacred Heart Home choir left for New York to wed J. Ramsey, a dramatic manager and former Chester Park Opera Company member.
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Organists’ and Teachers’ Society
Holy Trinity Hall
Organists Music Commission
A. J. Barbour
A. J. Boex
N. J. Eisenheimer
Etta Phillips
Choir of the Sacred Heart Home
New York
J. Ramsey
Chester Park Opera Company
De scent man killed crossing by train near Loveland
Thomas Collins twenty six is dead after wandering onto B and O tracks near Allendale as a fast train approached. His brother and a priest notified police, and Collins was taken to Betts Street Hospital with both arms broken and multiple injuries.
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Thomas Collins
Collins
West Sixth Street
Father McSorley
St. Patrick’s Church
Fourth District
Casey
Betts Street Hospital
Allendale
Loveland
Glenwood Crossing
Delisth
Inspector Casey
Convention of Chiefs of Police
New York City
Betts Street
Thieves Loot Fourth Street Cigar Store
A wagon load of cigars was stolen from Fred South's shop at 127 West Fourth Street on Saturday night. Intruders first entered Smith's Pharmacy at 125 through an unlocked rear door, bored through the partition to South's store, and nearly emptied it. Police could not confirm any theft at the pharmacy.
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Fred South
West Fourth Street
Smith's
South
Fatal Kitchen Fire From Kerosene Spark
Mrs. Lida Cook aged 28 of West Liberty street died yesterday after pouring kerosene from a lamp onto waste, lighting it and catching her dress fire. Her husband, who tore off the flaming clothing, burned his hands severely and will be immobilized for days. Doctor Reneker says there is no hope of recovery for Mrs. Cook.
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Coacil
Lida Cook
West Liberty Street
Reneker
Deitsch Sees Incident Magnified After New York Trip
Superintendent Deitsch and Inspector Casey returned from a New York City police officials convention praising the host department. Deitsch downplays any personal slight and notes renewed focus on his National Bureau of Identification leadership duties while keeping details of talks with George Porteus confidential.
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Deitsch
Casey
New York City
Police Department
New York
Tean
Cincinnati
National Bureau of Identification
Thugh
Ae Aneenen
George Porteus
Te Porteus
Porteus
New Pastors Appointed for St James Wyoming
Archbishop Elder appoints Rev BE A Ryan of Bellefontaine as pastor of St James Church Wyoming succeeding Rev J A Shee who moves to Hamilton Rev Mr Ryan’s Bellefontaine post will be filled by Rev Joseph M Denning
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BE. A. Ryan
Bellefontaine
Archbishop Elder
St. James Church
Wyoming
J. A. Shee
Hamilton
Mr. Ryan
Joseph M. Denning
Strawberry Festival at Central Christian Church
The Teachers' Annuity and Aid Association hosts a strawberry festival at Central Christian Church on Ninth Street, City Hall, Tuesday from 4 to 10 p.m. Woodward Mandolin Club provides music in the evening.
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Teachers’ Annuity and Aid Association
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Onte City Hall
E. Woodward Mandolin Club
Morton Hopped From Moving Car Sequel Ends
Simeon Morton will not jump from moving cars this summer after a mishap on Sixth Street at Mt Hope Road. A patrol wagon transported him to the hospital. he lives at 2470 West Sixth Street.
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Simeon Morton
Sedamsville
Sixth Street
Mt. Hope Road
West Sixth Street
Insurance Agent Dies After City Hospital Visit
William W. Wilcox an insurance agent of West Ninth Street joked with the physician at City Hospital yesterday afternoon before lying down on a bed and dying from liver trouble.
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William W. Wilcox
E West Ninth Street
City Hospital
Elks Plan Milwaukee Convention Trip
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 BPOE completes travel plans for the Milwaukee convention. A Big Four train will depart here at 8:30 a.m. on July 22 for the trip.
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Elks
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Lodge
Big Four
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