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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
7
The Jamestown Exposition opens with lavish Chesapeake Bay seafood and abundant food supplies promised for visitors. Naval and military shows will accompany a 400 acre fair with handsome grounds and notable Virginia exhibits showcasing hospitality, manners, and Old Dominion flavor amid wary notes on crowding by outsiders.
Nomination details list Miss Carolyn Hastings of 158 Hillside Avenue Ward 19 Cincinnati Ohio as a nominee. Nominated by L. D. Hobson with countersignatures from Rev. R. W. Harris and Dr. F. J. Tischbein.
Totals list ballots received up to midnight May 31 1907 by ward in Cincinnati with counts for numerous Misses and Mrs. listed voters across Wards 1 through 21 and adjacent counties including Jackson Lawrence Miami Meigs and more, totaling 106 783 in shown rows with many individual names and precincts. The record catalogs voter tallies by ward and county, noting Hyde Park Avondale Wellston Ironton Troy and circleville among locations and listing numerous Misses with ballot counts.
Public notices list residents with addresses in Hamilton County townships including Elmwood Place St Bernard Hartwell Carthage and Columbia Symmes Syc amore and Mt Healthy Norwood Mt Healthy and College Hill Wards. Names include Josie Cook Edna Mae Brown Minna Blum Orpha Rogers Rosa Scheiffele Vira Gunsaulus Kathryn Heldeman with street addresses and sections.
A fragmented list shows names of county residents with associated numeric values across Adams to Highland Counties. Entries include Miss Clara Belle Canaleham West Union 10 679 and Miss Grace Stickney Athens 8 493, with additional names and figures for Brown Clermont Clinton Fairfield Fayette Franklin Greene and other counties.
Miss Lizzie De La Croix of Harrison and Miss Willia Mae Corbin of Lawrence lead a list of names from Dearborn and adjacent counties in a registry or notice. The record includes residents from Delaware Ripley Switzerland Union counties with several Muncie and Batesville entries and numeric tallies that appear to indicate case numbers or counts.
Kentuckys Boone Greenup Lewis Nicholas Carroll Campbell counties show residents listed with associated towns and numeric codes or counts. Names include Bertha Miller Nannie Burkett Lucy Lacock Susan Welch Lillie Parker Pearl Mavity Kate Armstrong Georgia Secrest Mildred Goslee Elizabeth Blersch Ida Fuchs and others in Bellevue Vanceburg Carlisle Carrollton and Landing.
A fragmented roster lists individuals including Miss Clara Verina Brown in Lexington Ward 2 and Miss Mamie Muehlenkamp at Seventh and Patterson Ward 4. Additional entries name Mrs Alice Stuntebeck 239 EB Tews and Miss Helen A Cappen 924 York St Ward 6 with ward counts 6 7 215 in Kenton County. Other names include Miss May Finnell Erlanger 1 982 and Miss Emma Clare Latonia 1 529.
A list of dozen names with addresses includes Miss Netye Herndon Barnes of 830 Scott St and Miss Alma Dalheim among others. Entries show street locations and miscellaneous numbers tied to each entry, with Miss Georgia Ritter associated with Sixth and Cronimate and Miss Edna Decker at 30 Main St.
The Rev. George Clarke Cox preached his last sermon at Calvary Episcopal Church Clifton before a large congregation. He announced plans to pursue studies at Harvard and may enter the lecture field. A $1000 testimonial gift from about forty parishioners was presented.
The international convention will be held in Washington DC from September 25 to 29 with about 4000 churchmen. Delegates from 20 states plus Canada England and Scotland are expected. The gathering will feature high church leaders and plans a Jamestown Exposition visit at trip's end.
Louisville city schedules today list departures at 5 p.m. with river transit times and gate details for passengers boarding at the waterfront terminal.
Pittsburg notices list advertised departures for Keystone State routes with times and days. A river report shows the Ohio River at Cincinnati at 6 p.m. yesterday was inches and stationary with a stage of several feet.
The port records yesterday show the Courier bound for Maysville and City of Louisville for Louisville. Today arrivals include Greenland from Pomeroy Courier from Maysville Levi J Werkum from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. The Greenland sails at 6 p.m. to Pomeroy and points. Keystone State at 5 p.m. to Pittsburg. City of Louisville at 5 p.m. to Louisville. Peters Lee sails next Wednesday at 5 p.m. for Memphis. River reports: Warren 3 ft 7 in steady. Oil City 2 ft 2 in rising. Morgantown 2 ft steady with rain. Greensboro 10 ft 7 in steady. Pittsburg 9.5 ft rising. Steubenville 7 ft 6 in falling. Ben Hur 0 a.m. Kanawha 2:30 p.m. and Lorena to Zanesville at 5 a.m. Ben Hur to Pittsburg 6 a.m.
Vague reader notices list names Miss Louise Heidel and Mrs. Henderson with street references Sixteenth and Banklick and 1527 Book. The fragment appears to be a local ward notice lacking full context or action.
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