Miss Helen Gould Visits Cincinnati Before Berea Trip
After a three day stay in Cincinnati Miss Helen Gould departs for Berea College Kentucky by 8 05 train. She praises the city hospitality and beauty while noting the trip’s purpose to assess Berea and possibly unlock further support from donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Helen Gould
Louisville & Nashville
Berea College
Kentucky
Miss Gould
Berea
Little
Kent Frost
Reon
Frost
New York
Metropolis
Pearson
Chicago
Miss Gould Honors Cincinnati Woman's Club Visit
Miss Gould attended a reception honoring Miss Gallagher as club president in the Perin Building. About 200 guests met the guest of honor, who praised the club's charitable work including a matron at the County Jail and playground projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gallagher
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Miss Gould
Perin
Miss Gallaghe
Preent
Woman’s Club
Mallon
Hose
Hotess
Robert Hosea
Joseph Gest
Haskell
M. Louise Armstrong
Curtis
Goepper
Geo. N. Lone
Benedict
Newton
D. Robertson
Clifton
Clifton Avenue
Lafaette Avenue
Cincinnati
Avondale
Miss Gould Visits Rookwood Pottery on Mt Adams
At 9 a m yesterday Miss Gould met with Mr and Mrs Guy Mallon and Mr Pitts urt at the Burnet House before traveling to Mount Adams to view and select pieces at the famous Rookwood pottery studio. She examined wares and special pieces, with works to be fired and sent to the Art Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Gould
Miss Gould
Rookwood
Mallon
Co. B. Murray
John A. Caldwell
A. H. McLeod
J. D. Parker
Brent Arnold
R. J.H. Archtable
Cincinnati
Miss Gold
Ben Franklin
Fraklin
Art Museum
Chamber of
Traffic in Stocks From the Visitors' Gallery
A fragment notes an event in the visitors gallery where Li and her party received courtesies while modestly withdrawing as spectators observed the actions of several hundred busy attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Appeals Without End Miss Gould Could Donate Fortune
A week of letters to Miss Gould shows requests spanning a million for a Cuba colony, loans, mortgages, churches, education, libraries, and personal gifts. Totals named reach 1,548,502 with many more sums unnamed, illustrating the scale of charitable and personal appeals she received.
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Miss Gould
Cuba
Bedma
Ktinn Ec
Icccvs
Trousseau
Osesnio
Ide Eens
Beaoe
England
Baer Ag
Dared Las
The
Vet
Danne Sak Datas Ee
Eebyes
Teres
Ore Bhle Ee
Vb Te Saese Ee
Maced
Dr Whittaker Nearing Death at Clifton Home
Dr James Whittaker a Cincinnati physician of national reputation lies at death's door at 250 Burnet Avenue Clifton after a year of illness. Attending Drs Nsof and Conner report no major change as he weakens. his prominence as a medical educator and bacteriology author would be deeply felt nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whittaker
Cincinnati
Burnet Avenue
Clifton
Nsohof and
Conner
Whittaker
Music at the Zoo Feature Weber Military Band Concert
The Zoological Garden hosts the third grand promenade concert of the season by Weber's Military Band tonight. Rain won t stop the event as over two thousand guests can enjoy sheltered viewing on the clubhouse veranda. A fireworks display is set to follow next Sunday, with a rich program including Sete of the Boulevard, Paragraph II, Lone Star, The Whirlgig, and The Singing Girl, plus Sousa pieces and The Flag Dance. Hood s Sarsaparilla advertised as a tonic option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Weber
Ocevegeepe
Lone Star
Savasta
E. E
Neanas
Herbert March
Felice
Langey
Holden will probate prompts multiple estate actions
The Holden estate valued at up to half a million goes entirely to five children with R A Holden Jr and B S Cheseldine named executors. Other probates include wills for A J Pruden with $30,000 estate split to widow and sons, and Mrs Josephine A Kaiper valued at about $100,000 with $15,000 real estate. Executors Frank L Coffin and C W Coffin administer Hannah M Coffin’s $10,200 estate with siblings Mrs Wilson and Mrs Cutter. Frederick C Hock’s will leaves $100, Grace Hock executrix. Administrations granted to Salmon Jones for Lizzie M Jones’s $4,000 estate and Theresa Gessert for Henry Gessert’s $600 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben A. Holden
R. A. Holden, Jr
Charles Wilson
P. Cheseldine
Grane
A. J. Pruden
Josephine A. Kaiper
Frank L
C. W. Coffin
Hannah M. Coffin
Wilson
Cutter
Atlanta
Chicago
Frederick C. Hock
Grace Hock
Salmon Jones
Lizzie M. Jones
Theresa Gessert
Henry Gessert
Suit to dismiss Chester Park case denied by Judge Murphy
Knickerbocker trustee for Chester Park bonds seeks to dismiss in the Common Pleas Court. His attorneys Campbell Bates Clendening & Meyer allege Judge Murphy denied their right to dismiss before issue proof. They claim Chester Park Athletic Club was allowed to answer and cross petition after plaintiffs moved for dismissal. Knickerbocker then invoked U S court jurisdiction after losing in County Courts.
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Murphy
Mandamus
Common Pleas Court
W. H. Knickerbocker
Chester Park Bonds
Knickbocker
Campbell, Bates, Clendening & Meyer
Chester Park Athletic Club
Knickerbocker
United States Court
Thomas case jury recessed. new venire ordered Wednesday
The W. W. Thomas arson trial paused as jurors were discharged and a new venire summoned for Wednesday morning. Thomas and co defendant Miss Mary Stone were in court with counsel. State contends arson at Third and Broadway to obtain insurance. Reported plan to call Isaiah Thomas, missing after the fire, as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Thomas
Thomas
Mary Stone
Third and Broadway
Isaiah
Court rules Duttenhofer estate gifts not include in inventory
Judge Ferris ruled the $11 000 in bonds and $21 000 in cash given by Val Duttenhofer to his sons and daughters were gifts, not advancements, beside which Anna Duttenhofer’s entitlements under the nuptial contract grant her $5,000. The case goes to the Common Pleas on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Duttenhofer
Anna
Ferris
Estate of Theofore Randolph Awarded 2500 Verdict
The estate of Theofore Randolph, who died after being thrown from a street car at Windsor Street Curve in 1898, received a $2500 verdict from a Clermont County jury after a change of venue. Attorneys John C. Healy and Malcolm McAvoy represented the defense/claimants in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theofore Randolph
Windsor Street
Clermont County
John C. Healy
Malcolm McAvoy
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas And Superior Courts
The docket lists several cases: No. 118,867 J O Woodward vs York Street B Co for 11240. No. 118,868 Pearlee Crawford vs Cassius Dun can appealed from Squire Bart. Superior Court Nos. 50,690 Edwin C Walton vs The Grilley Co for 2188 on a contract. No. 50,691 Rosa F is vs City of Cincinnati et al for injunction. No. 50,692 Catherine Bobsteller vs Catherine Zugelder et al for 728 on note. Proceedings by attorneys J. O. Woodward Aaron A. Ferris Albert T. Brown Alfred B. Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Woodward
York Street B. Co
Bod
Pearlee Crawford
Cassius Duncan
Squire
Edwin C. Walton
the Grilley Co
Aaron A. Ferris
Rosa, F.is
City of Cinati Et al
Albert T. Brown
Catherine Bobsteller
Catherine Zugelder
Alfred B. Benedict
Court Docket Summary with Joint Assignments and Cases
Ohio Circuit Superior and Common Pleas lists include Tenney v City error and multiple assignments across Jackson Brewing, Irwin, Marshall Endress Edwards Daller, Ready list, Miscellaneous and Regular calls. Probate and Insolvency courts note miscellaneous and equity matters. Purcell discussed assignments and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jeffers
Siebec Ohio
Tenney
City
Jackson Brewing Company
French
Irwin
Christman
Superior Court
Jackson
Marshall
Endress
Dempsey
Edwards
Daller
Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Arnold
Madisonville
Burnet
Emrich
Norwood
Schroer
Campbell
Jelke
Jager Vs
Zehler Provision Company
Davis
W. Smith
Hollister
State
Thomas
Spiegel
Seitz
Crosson
Steinfeld
Burch
Maley
Purcell
Struck by Stone Breaks Elmwood Place Youth
F Emlich aged 16 of Elmwood Place was struck on the head by a stone during a street corner brawl near Mitchell and Spring Grove Avenues. He suffered a three inch scalp wound and possible skull concussion and was taken to Dr W I C Harding's office on Walnut Street. A second account says a southbound car propeller scraped his head as they passed, deepening the injury.
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F. Emlich
Elmwood Place
Chester Park
Emlich
W. I. C. Harding
Walnut Street
Mitchell
Spring Grove Avenues
Boys $ T
Young Emlich
Mitchell Avenue
Miss Mae Rogers Weds William R Coe in Private New York Ceremony
Miss Mae Rogers daughter of H. H. Rogers president of Standard Oil married William R. Coe at her home 2 East Fifty seventh street New York. The service was private due to mourning with only relatives and close friends present.
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New York
Mae Rogers
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
William R. Coe
East Fifty-seventh Street
Rogers
Joseph Cooper Mott
Sheepshead Bay
Cincinnati Hospital Attaches to Battle At Bond Hill
The hospital staff and receiving ward attaches will play a ball game Friday at Bond Hill. Superintendent Fehrenbatch will furnish an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Hospital
Bond Hill
Fehrenbatch
Ida Webster Stricken With Paralysis In City
Mrs Ida Webster of 742 Bu street was stricken with paralysis yesterday and transported to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Webster
Bu Street
City Hospital
When His Ship Came In The Night of Love and Loss
A moonlit autumn bench romance ends with a promise unspoken as Carroll Morrison seeks a fortune that never arrives. The next day news reveals his disappearance and a hospital scene shows Captain Carroll near death, his ship indeed in but his life fading away. Nurse Moore witnesses a tragedy where love and war collide.
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Clara Moore
Carroll Morrison
David Smith
Europe
Eurrope
San Francisco
Philippines
Thomas
Moore
Carroll
Manila
Captain Carroll
Free Textbooks Move Forward Despite Financial Strain
Board of Education meeting notes Superintendent Boone endorsing free text books for coming year with pupil donations to start. Also approves leaves of absence and multiple staff transfers and retires several officials. Finance panel cautions against new bonds and sets a four and one tenths mill levy plus small allocations for books, university and observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Textbooks and
Boone
University
Columbia
Real Estate Transfers and Local Crime Report
A perusal of the real estate notices lists numerous transfers and leases in Cincinnati area parcels including Lot 584 in Robb and Fee’s survey Undercliff and various parcels along Woodburn avenue Bank street and Westwood. In related local news Boyd's Sawmill in East Madisonville hosted a weekend altercation ending with John White and Jap Wilson both involved a pursuit and an arrest by Officer French. George Nolte faced fine costs and a suspended Workhouse sentence for intoxication and threats. About 300 Norwood pupils visited the Zoological Gardens with teachers for a day of instructional recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia W. Anderson
Amelia B. Dick
Robb & Fee
Undercliff
Elias Glas Et al
Rosa D. Krehnbrink
Woodburn Avenue
Clayton Street
A. J. Maddock
Maggie E. West
Spring Grove Avenue
Alfred Street
Julian
Frederick Westpfall
Eaward
Robert J. Cresap
Trevoreigo
Jacob HB
Alice F. Hunt
Sarah A. Nolan
Wm. H
Julia W. Ramsey
Merritt T. Cooke
North Canal
Race Streets
Sycamore Street
TERR
Martha
Bellville
Margaret
Daly
Eighth Street
Considine and
Purcell Avenues
Eveseene
D.C. Keller
Appolonia Detzel
Lockland
Wyoming Homestead Association
Tiogigi
Rosa D
John H. Krehnbrink
Elias Glas
Cleves M
Mary M. Moore
Margaret Haringer
Walnut Street
Liberty Street
McMicken Avenue
Thomas F. Brown
Henry W. Backus
Clifton Avenue
Emming Street
Bebe Cones Feee
Charles V. McChesney
Sibley
Terrace Park
Boyd
Madisonville
John White
Jap Wi
White
Wilson
French
H. B. Boyd
Ditigen
George Nolte
Justice Kemper
Norwood
Nolte
Grismere
School Board Sets June 16 Meeting to Accommodate Philadelphia Nomination
The board announced new coal bids and received a petition from the Metal Workers Union urging recognition of union firms for school contracts. A list of union firms was presented. On motion by Mr. Cormany, the next meeting was scheduled for Saturday, June 16, to allow members to travel to Philadelphia to help nominate the next President.
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Metal Workers’ Union
Cormany
Philadelphia
United States
Crane-Hogan Wedding Prominent Preacher Weds Williamstown Belle
Rev W G Crane and Miss Rosella Hogan will wed at the bride's mother's home in Williamstown Ky on June 6. Crane is the Erlanger Methodist minister and Hogan led the Williamstown primary department and Epworth League work. After their ceremony they plan a bridal trip and then reside in Erlanger.
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Williamstown
Commercial Tribune
W. G. Crane
Rosella Hogan
Crane
Methodist Church
Erlanger
Epworth League
New Schoolhouse Planned by St. Joseph’s Parish
St. Joseph’s Parish at Linn and Laurel streets plans a $50,000 schoolhouse and a $20,000 priest house this summer. Father Scholl leads the project to replace the inadequate rear school and old pastor’s residence with modern facilities. Debt on the church slows progress. a future meeting will discuss starting a subscription and firm action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s Parish
Linn and
Laurel Streets
Father Scholl
St. Joseph's Church
Linn
Jung Brewing engine wrecks on Freeman Avenue
A Jung Brewing Company engine on Freeman Avenue suffered a cross head break last night around 11. The failure allowed the piston rod to extend, puncturing the cylinder head and releasing a large steam blast. No fire occurred. Engine Company 13 was not needed. The engineer present escaped unharmed.
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Jung Brewing Company
Freeman Avenue
Funeral for Mrs. John Raves Held at St Boniface
The funeral for Mrs. John Raves was held from St Boniface Church yesterday at 9 in the morning. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y M C A will meet on Tuesday June 12 at 2 30 for a reception with a program and refreshments. 8 P C Council plans an outing at Miami on Saturday afternoon June 2. A supper and sale for St Philip Church will be held at the Masonic Hall Thursday afternoon and evening.
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John Raves
St. Boniface Church
Woman's Auxiliary
P. C. Council
Miami
St. Philip
Masonic Hall
Ready Relief Cure Ad Claims Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as a cure for all colds coughs sore throat influenza bronchitis pneumonia joint swelling lumbago inflammations neuralgia frostbites chilblains headaches toothache asthma and difficult breathing. It claims pain relief within one to twenty minutes and promises relief within an hour of reading the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radway
Ready Relief Pills Promised to Cure Various Ailments
An advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief pills as stopping pains and inflammation from stomach to glands. It claims quick cures for cramps diarrhea colic and sleeplessness with a half teaspoon in water. The copy asserts superiority against fevers and malaria and lists a 50 cent bottle price sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radway
DR. Radway & CO
New York
Carriage Makers' Club Outing Set for June 9
The Carriage Makers' Club holds its annual outing on Saturday June 9. The Levi J Workum steamer departs from the foot of Main Street at noon, buffet luncheon at 12 30 p m dinner at 6 p m. Ample arrangements promise entertainment for members and guests.
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Carriage Makers’ Club
Levi J. Workum
Main Street
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Duttenhofer Heirs
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Raneau
Elmwood
Miss Rogers
Supt
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Milwaukee
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Anna Panzer
Linwood
Anna Reisner
Riverside
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Gohen
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Clifton School
Neeb
Anna Bowley
Bertha Simmons
Walter Aiken
Junkermann
Marie Lindner
Thos, R.berry
Westwood
Francis Wilson
Ida Winkelmann
Marie Hablitzel
Malongy
Alma Hegeman
Mary Crowley
Grace Goldey
Jennie Arand
Robinson
Schwaab
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Cross
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Junkerman
Real Estate
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Mary W. Glastmueller
Edward
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Lincoln
James W. Jeynes
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Fred Rauhauser
Big Four
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William Davis
Mt. Lookout
Same
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Antioch College
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L. Commtiany
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Delta L. A. Co
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Lea
Anna Ee Sheer
Samee
Anderson
W. D. Rosseter
Mary
Lida Tandy
Hilltop B
L. Co
Charles E. Sorin
Douglass L
B. Co
Sarah Oni
Sit L. John Benz
Helvetia
Wm. Duerr
Northeast Highlands
NEW Gas Company
Charles W. Baker
General Iluminating, Heat and Power Company
Norwood Council
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company
Montgomery Pike
Baker
Stone
van Zant & Meade
Madison Avenue
Williams Avenue
Walter Avenue
Mills
Thomas B. Strack
Franklin and Hopkins Avenues
Lincoln Avenue
Niehaus
Smith Road
Collins
Globe-Wernicke Company
Edward Mills
Sisters of Charity
Main District 4
Zimmerman
Kilgour
Street Railway Company
Lexington
Kerper
Northside Avenues
J. T. O’brien
Norwood Public
Zoological Gardens
Crane-Hogan
Jung Brewery
Cumminsville
White's
White’s
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Burraco
N.Y
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