Changes in School Force Announced by Dr Boone
A lengthy Boone report to the Board of Education recommends widespread removals and transfers of principals and teachers. Protests from Oyler supporters follow as the board defers most actions to the Teachers and Salaries committee, while a large Twenty first District petition seeks Oyler’s retention.
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Boones
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Commercial Tribune
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Oyler
Honorable
Board of Education
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Twentyfourth
Eufor
Ayer
Riverside
G. W. Oyler
Prine
Twenty-first
Board of Pensions
William P. Gault
Ayega
Fathogy
C. C. Long
John 8. Harte
Vine Street
J. H. Turrell
Pension Board
George Sutterer
Martin Dell
Viola M. Sofane
Louise V. Stewart
Margaret Nixon
Anna Valandiham
Eleventh
Addie Boyd
Siam
Sarah
Te Brva-B. Read
Sieventh Distrt
W. S. Strickland
Whittier
Princpe
Dearness
Eighcaaneh
O. M. Patton
Garfield
J. J. Maas
J. A. Elem
Princep
J.Q. P. Voorhes
Jess Rane
Ng G. Porter
North Fairmount
J. S. Hauer
G. F. Sands
E. H. Prichard
J. O. Beck
Riverside Cohow
E. Mack
Columbian School
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Lauretta Furry
Hermine Hanson
Avondale
Edith Reilly
Riverside School
Colony
J. B. Johnston
EB. E. Ellis
BE. D
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Lincoln School
Albert B. Toaster
Garfield School
Emma Stewart
Columbian
Vina Danks
Howard Renshaw Ted
Edith Green
Bixth
G. R. Schlotmann
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Etta Taylor O “Seaeleal
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Patience Hussey
Hugo Haenger
Mn . J. Keller
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Fe. Poya
Max R. Resske
Westwood
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Odoms
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H. Paul Drake
Bchie
George ©. Carl
Charles Doppler
John Cronin
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John Akels
Lena Bohling
Alice Gaskill
L. C. Shaffer
Sedamsville Andiverside School
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Board of Legislation
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Hendley
Baehr
Sedamesville
Schwaab
Weldner
Committee On
Corporation Counsel
Griffiths
Ge Eger
Culbertson
Roessler Bros
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Goodman
Board Rejects Coal Bids and Calls for Readvertisement
The Board rejected all bids for next year’s coal contract after heated debate. A minority led by Friedlein urged using West Virginia smokeless coal for furnaces, while Luhrig Coal’s lower Ohio coal bid was scrutinized amid allegations of influence. A readvertisement was ordered.
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Stammel
Toelke
Luhrig Coal Company
Friedkin and Morris
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Thacker Coal
West Virginia
Castner, Curran & Bullett
Friedlein
C. H. Jones
Ohio
Consolidated Coal and Mining Company
Luhrig Company
Luhrig
Robinson
Board of Education
Griffiths
Elevation of Chicago Tracks Draws Cincinnati Panel
The Committee on Elevated Tracks and Subways from Cincinnati, including Brodbeck and Urban, toured Chicago and saw concrete walling, earth fill, and iron girders used to elevate tracks. They praised safety gains, noted city costs were borne by public opinion, and compared Chicago unfavorably on streets and transit to Cincinnati.
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Illinois Central
Old Cincinnatus
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shriners Visit to Robinson's Circus Highlight of Pilgrimage
The Syrian Temple Shriners numbered over 150 in four cars visiting John Robinson's circus last evening. A parade around the ring was led by Potentate Lewis and Recorder Dunhalter before the group entered the tents. Flowers and tokens were exchanged, and cards bearing safety messages were displayed to aid a member’s safe return.
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Robinson
Mecca
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Dunhalter
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Tpe Myst
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Baumgarten Triumphs In Mining Litigation
D L Baumgarten won a verdict against W E Brachman and Philip Kumler in a mining dispute decided by Judge Dempsey. The plaintiffs sought 2600 to 2700 dollars alleging false representations. It emerged the Hamlin Mining Company of Calorati included all three promoters and the venture failed. court awarded costs to Baumgarten.
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Philip Kumler
Dempsey
Brachman
Kumler
Baumgarten
Hamlin Mining Company
Calorati
Pupils of Miss Walsh Stage Mixed Comedy and Pathos
Last evening at Smith and Nixon Hall Miss Walsh pupil program alternated humor and sentiment. Two scenes Driven From Home and Two of a Kind featured John Hennessy and a cast including Madden Hennessy Page Carl Cummings Pace Connelly Eprengard Wahmes Mertzmanted and others.
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Madge G. Walsh
Smith & Nixon's
John Hennessy
Agnes Madden
Fanny Hennessy
Frances den
Anna Page
Anna Carl
Marriie Pace
Genevieve Connelly
Caroline Eprengard
Mary Cummings
Mattie Hennessy
Emma Ma Mary Wahmes
Eleanor Mertzmanted
Wasn't Attending to Business in Railway Bond Case
The case involves the c., N. . & T. P. Railway Company losses from overissued bonds during the default year, with Secretary George F. Doughty named. August Wersel, a surety, files an answer arguing that proper attention to company affairs would have prevented the losses and the ensuing financial exposure.
White decor dominates McAlpin sale in Cincinnati
The George W. McAlpin sale showcased white goods for brides and all ages. The first floor featured white parasols, linens, and lace while the haberdashery and upper floors offered white hats and dress accessories. A damask dining set sold for 160 dollars, and white stationery and kitchen items completed the display.
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George W. McAlpin
Cincinnati
Haberdashery
Epworth League Meeting Highlights Scenic SP Routes
The Southern Pacific Company promotes routes through Colorado mountains via Ogden and Shasta, then by Sunset Route to New Orleans or El Paso with numerous side trips to Yosemite Santa Barbara San Jose Mt Hamilton Mt Chalm Monterey Santa Cruz and other coastal resorts between San Francisco and Los Angeles. For details contact W H Connor at 58 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Fairmont Hotel Burns in Bristol Fire
A fire started by children in the attic destroyed the Fairmont Hotel and its furnishings in Bristol. Losses total about 105 000 dollars with additional thousands from damaged contents. The hotel stood on a high hill and housed occupants during the summer season.
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Bristol, Tenn
Fairmont
Woman Declares Switch to US Citizenship in Court
Miss Caroline Day formally filed her declaration for swearing allegiance to the United States and renouncing Emperor William. Deputy Court Clerk Robert C. Georgi received the statement. Day arrived in 1893 and has lived in Baltimore, working as a nurse at Deaconess Hospital Mt. Auburn.
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Caroline Day
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Robert C. Georgi
Miss Day
Baltimore
Deaconess
Mt. Auburn
Butcher Mueller Attempts Suicide With Paris Green
Frank Mueller a Charlotte and Linn streets butcher attempted suicide by taking Paris Green last night at his home He did not ingest enough poison to be in danger A friend Frank Weiss 3436 Colerain Avenue was present and tried to stop him Mueller years old has a history of a fractured skull from a past fight and remains single
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Charlotte and
Linn Streets
Paris Green
Mueller
Frank Weiss
Colerain Avenue
Judge Rules in Grafe Habeas Corpus Custody Plea
Judge S. W. Smith heard the plea by writ of habeas corpus from Frank Grafe for custody of his daughter Julia who has lived with the mother since birth. The court found the mother best suited for custody citing stable home care with grandparents where Mrs. Grafe resides.
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Frank Grafe
Julia
Formal Notice Served on All Local Railroads
At a Board of Legislation meeting Mr Urban introduced a resolution asking the City Clerk to notify all railroad companies serving Cincinnati that the board is considering abolishing all grade crossings and aims to obtain results at the earliest possible date. The resolution passed unanimously.
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Oak Street
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City
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Len
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Advised for Thorough System Cleansing
An 1890s style booster copy urges readers to cleanse the body with Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a thorough remedy. The tone promotes health benefits and domestic self care through a proprietary tonic.
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Hood
Executor Appointed for Carrie Paver Estate in Ohio
The undersigned executor Charles N. Paver is officially qualified to administer the estate of Carrie Paver of Hamilton County Ohio. Jones and James attorneys Cincinnati Ohio date June 3 1901.
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Thomas Williams
Hamilton County
Ohio
James GA
John GA
Carrie Paver
Charles N. Paver
Jones & James
Cincinnati
World’s Greatest Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
Promises to neutralize uric acid in the blood and cure rheumatism instantly. Easine Rheumatism Co. of Cincinnati Ohio advertises a claimed remedy for rheumatism with bold health claims and local manufacturing.
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Easine Rheumatism Co
Cincinnati, O
Will of Margaret McCullough voided by judge over witch claims
The will leaving the estate to sister Jemmia Hagans was set aside by Judge Spiegel after testimony alleging the testatrix was influenced by witches and in a disordered state of mind, excluding Lillie T. McCullough and others.
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Margaret McCullough
Jemmia Hagans
Lillie T. McCullough
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area papers
Edward Blaney of Madisonville Ohio dies at 87 after brief illness. Funeral at Baptist Church June 5 at 2 pm. J A Hoguer dies at residence June 2 1901. funeral June 4 at 2:30 pm. George A Mueller husband of Dina Mueller dies at 2:30 pm June 7 1901. funeral June 11 at 1:30 pm. Clarence Pearne dies at home Evanston. funeral June 5 at 2 pm. burial Cortland.
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Edward
Madisonville
Baptist Church
Hoguer
J. A
E. W. Hutchins
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Mueller
George A
Dina Mueller
Omas H
Wes- M. E
Chi Pitt Street
Cortland
Maertz City Hall Livery Stable Ad
Rubber tired coaches with drivers in full livery operate from 804 806 Plum Street Cincinnati. Telephone Main 2064.
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F.B. Maertz
City Hall
Cincinnati
Court to Open Session in Columbus This Morning
Judge A C Thompson Court Clerk General Cowen, Marshal Vivian J Fagin and court attaches depart for Columbus. The court will open this morning and remain in session for the coming week or two.
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A. C. Thompson
Cowen
Vivian J. Fagin
United States Court
Columbus
Undertaker and Embalmer Livery and Boarding Stable
Local business entry lists an undertaker and embalmer offering livery and boarding at numbers 1541 1543 and 1546 Elm Street with telephone Main Isa connection.
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