Quigley Dispute Roils Water Works Board
The Water Works board confronts a feud over the Quigley contract worth over $800,000. Resident Engineer Jewett and Assistant Engineer Devenish accuse Quigley of refusing to follow specifications and obstructing work on reservoirs. Chief Engineer Bouscaren calls for enforcing board plans, while a board visit and inquest are planned to address the conflict.
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Quigley
Commercial Tribune
W. B. Melish
Jewett
Devenish
le Quigley
Gore Ego
Bouscaren
Messrs
King
Bezonian
Holloway
Freiberg
Chieneer Bouscaren
Saiduscaren
Enneering Department
Quigey
Rodman
Orrmann
Two policemen dismissed from force by Police Commissioners
Two members of the Police Department were dismissed yesterday by the Police Commissioners. An drew Hickey a subpatrolman tried to deny involvement after being accused of intoxicated entry to a Sixth street restaurant and ordering colored patrons to sit. Daniel Garner a patrol wagon driver was suspended for failing to report for duty and later seen firing a gun at Cheviot.
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Andrew Hickey
Daniel Garner
Hickey
Garner
Sixth Street
Deitsch
Wing
Cheviot
Epworth League Meeting Promotes SP Scenic Route Excursions
Southern Pacific presents choice routes from Colorado through Ogden and the Shasta area to New Orleans or El Paso, with side trips to Yosemite, Santa Barbara, Monterey and more. Descriptive material and rates available from Ounce, 63 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
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Southern Pacific Company
Scenic Mountains
Colorado
Ogden
Shasta Mountains
Peequa
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
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Clerks Get Jobs as City Board Elects Revisions Clerk
The City Board of Equalization meeting yesterday elected ex-Appraiser Henry Schulte as clerk at 4 per day. Assistant clerks named include John Jr, Wm Thornton, Harry Kronk, Chas Stewart Jr, J Fitt, George McGregor, D J Baldridge, F Nesbitt, Dr Jos Peers, F Jameson, Frank Winder, and J W Muckerheide.
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City Board of Equalization
Revison
Henry Schulte
John Jr
Wm. Thornton
Harry 8
Kronk
Chas. Stewart, Jr
J. Fitt
George W. McGregor
D.J. Baldridge
F. J. Nesbitt
Jos. Peers
F. J *Ames Mpson
Frank Winder
J. W. Muckerheide
Healthy Living Promoted with Sunshine and Gentle Syrup
Thrives on good food and outdoor exercise, her forms glow with health and her face shines with beauty. If her system needs cleansing, she uses the gentle Syrup of California Fig Syrup Co. remedy.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Parsonage Zoning Granted for Westwood M B Church
James N. Gamble received a permit for erecting a parsonage for the M B Church in Westwood at Epworth and Mt. Clair Avenues. Project cost is listed as 000, with approval granted yesterday by local authorities.
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James N. Gamble
M. B
Westwood
Epworth and
Mt. Clair Avenues
Lectures on Heredity Highlighted by Dr Michael
Fragment outlines Dr Michael used a lecture on heredity to explain living organisms. The piece notes the session at McMickerr Ail last night and references a screen showing modern biology concepts.
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Michael App
McMickerrail
Living Org
Now Reaps the Whirlwind at Hen of Her Trouble
A 67 year old woman, Wyman, an inmate, causes disturbance at the Hen of her trouble. She is noisy and difficult to manage as authorities respond to the scene.
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Ie Wyman
Palms Brighten Federal Court Opening Highlight
A surprise dawned at the United States Circuit Court of Appeals as Palm adorned chambers greeted attendees. Marshal Vivian J. Fagin earned an ornate bouquet display and a bold jest that he should be bonded to repeat such decor each session. The court reversed lower rulings on several cases including Archie Laird and Fidelity and Casualty Company versus Freeman, while affirming others. Attorneys Gruen, Gillett, and Weano were admitted to practice.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Temple of Justice
Law
Vivian J. Fagin
Court
Columbus
Archie Laird
Federal Court
Ohio
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Freeman
Kentucky Distilling and Warehouse Company
Warwick Company
J. H. Conner
Tennessee Central Railway
Ewman
Schwerin
Francis W. Gruen
Cincinnati
H. J. Gillett
Thos
A. E. Weano
Detroit
Trolley bill dispute roars in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Indignation rises over Emery Focht trolley bills dubbed rippers with claims Senator Quay leads raiders seeking charters for financial gain. US Senator Penrose Governor Stone and others allegedly back the effort while Elkins Widener syndicate doubts the bills’ feasibility and faces possible court challenges.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Senator Quay
Quay
United States
Penrose
Stone
Ashbridge
Bilkins
Governor Stone
Elkins-Widener Syndicate
Union Traction Company
Messrs. Elkins-Widener
United States Senate
System praised in Norwood reports with one criticism
Expert Examiner Guy Kennedy found Norwood village records correct, with clerk Widhgar praised. He criticized the Treasurer's method of paying warrants from lump sums, recommending warrants be paid by the pon and the Treasurer unders the warrants to ensure trackable disbursements.
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Guy Kennedy
Norwood
Norwood Council
Kennedy
Widhgar
Christian Endeavor Plans Move Smoothly
Christian Endeavor Convention Committee reports show plans for the event progressing. The Places of Meeting committee will contract platforms in Horticultural and Machinery Halls large enough for the choir and about four hundred speakers. 300 ushers will staff the venues with Albert J. Miller guiding a team of division chiefs. Evangelistic Committee adds Rev. G. R. Robbins John L. Dorst and Dr I. D. Jones. A 600 member Reception committee will meet next week for instruction.
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Christian Endeavor Convention Committee
Albert J. Miller
Clarence A. Markley
Mellville Snowdon
Wm. R. Spurlock
S. Miller
J. S. Berry
E. L. Walker
E. R. Heitzman
John L. Dorst
E. C. Huser
Henry Schaefer
W. T. Warner
G. R. Robbins
I. D. Jones
Evangelistic Committee
Druggists Return to Annual Ohio Valley Outing
Nearly every Cincinnati druggist and spouse attended the Ohio Valley Druggists Association outing at the Carthage Country Club. The crowd enjoyed races and contests including sausage eating and cakewalk, with after speeches by Secretary Ooten and association officers. Festivities continued into the night as the group celebrated the profession and its future cooperation with broader retail interests.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Country Club
Carthage
Tue
Ooten
Heroic Unknown Coloured Man Saves Boy From Drowning
Harry Pelser, 11, living on State avenue near Gest street, nearly drowned in Millcreek bottoms pond after a homemade raft capsized. An unknown colored man nearby heard cries, leapt into the water, seized Pelser by the hair, and pulled him out unconscious but later revived.
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Harry Pelser
State Avenue
Gest Street
Millcreek Bottoms
Eighth Street
Hie
Ohio
Felser
Presbyterians Mission Session in Cincinnati Attended by 250
The Cincinnati Presbyterian Mission Society held an all day session at Har rison with 250 attendees. Morning focused on home missions under Mrs. John J. Francis, afternoon on foreign missions led by Mrs. Gammon. Mrs. Ewalt and Miss Patterson spoke. An original poem by Rev. A J. Reynolds titled A Prayer for the Jew was read.
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Cincinnati Presbyterianssionary Society
Harrison
John J. Francis
A. L. Whittaker
William Ferguson
John A. Ewalt
Alice Patterson
Brs. Robinson
A. J. Reynolds
Lockland High School Sets Commencement at Local Church
The eighth annual graduation exercises for Lockland High School will be held Friday evening at Wayne Avenue Methodist Church in Lockland. Class colors blue and gold accompany church decorations. The class motto is Vicit Qui Perstat with tiny forget me nots. Graduates include Frank Benham Ivah Stevens Golden Renfro Gracie M Heffner Clarence Stewart. William Stokes will present the diplomas and Rev W L Y Davis will deliver the address.
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Lockland
Mexican businessman Gill seeks silverware purchase
Simon L. Gill registered at the Gibson use arrives to buy silverware goods. Gill, identified as a Mexican business man, shows intent to acquire specified ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon L. Gill
Gibson Use
Millcreek Valley Street Railway to Springdale by May
Millcreek Valley Street Railway plans to run to Springdale by May with a thirty minute schedule. General Manager W G Wagenhals seeks to move the date earlier if possible. The Lockland Y P S C R elects officers for six months led by President Mary Monroe and Vice President Albert Lindsay with secretaries Beulah Shinkle Jennie Kennedy and Treasurer Mrs Gee Monroe Organist Zena Gaunon Assistant Organist Florence Gaunon.
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Millcreek
Zena Gaunon
Florence Gaunon
Harte Reinstates Clerks Amid Busy County Office
County Clerk Harte has reinstated several clerks who had retired weeks earlier due to rising office workload. The move restores staff deemed necessary to handle increased business and ensure efficient operations.
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Harte
Messenger Boys Strike Looms At Western Union Office
A new threat of strike spreads among Western Union messenger boys after several quit over work hours. A four member committee met manager Page to press for shorter shifts, with district and Western runners facing 11 to 13 hour days. The plan to hold out risked a lockout unless Page agrees to cut hours or replace workers.
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Western Union
Mr. P
Boyless
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
A list documents marriages to be registered as couples include Harry P. Kelly and Abel A. Keene. Otis H. Fisk and Helen W. Pogue. Emil Helfesrieder and Big Bertha Albier. Rose A. Thompson and miehes a Koeniger. William A. Quebbeman and EstailA Sachs. Julius C. Ader and Margaret O’Hara. John B. Anderson and Margaret Steinweis. John MacManus and Bila Bain. James Lienhart and Margaret Opel. John H. Rielman and Johanna Lysaalwechter. James McFadden and Margaret Cusick. William F. Anschutz and Clara Schlasser. Joseph J. Roth and Minnie Kaus. James Murphy and Mary O’Keefe. Daniel Rowan and Margaret Doley. John Rothaas and Ida Rehberger. Fred J. Blum and Katherine Molly. William Santer and Julia Wuest. William V. Mathauer and a Geyer. Malcolm C. McCassy and Marie Horstman. Edward C. Knaupt and Amelia A. Kaiser. Harry H. Newman and Bertha Roessler. Louis Pane and Rubie Schwab. and others noted with reverends listed.
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Harry P. Kelly
Beech Avenue
Abel A. Keene
Ross Avenue
Mr. Schoenhoff
Otis H. Fisk
Helen W. Pogue
Grand Avenue
George N. Eastman
Emil Helfesrieder
Elm Street
Big Bertha Albier
Elder Street
Mackey
Miehes A ‘Koeniger
St. Louis
Rose A. Thompson
Clark Street
Mr. Green
William A. Quebbeman
Florence Street
Estaila Sachs
O’donahue
Julius C. Ader
Poplar Street
Margaret
O'Hara
Jase J. Donohue
John B. Anderson
Kendell Avenue
Margaret Steinweis
Bates Avenue
E.senlohr
John MacManus
Gladstone Avenue
Bila’ Bain
Lookout
O'Rourke
James Lienhart
Portender
Calhoun Street
Margaret Opel
McMicken Avenue
Clara Schlasser
Vine Street
Eisenlohr
Joseph J. Roth
Ees
Corry Street
Minnie Kaus
Mohawk Street
Walburg
James Murphy
Aeathes
Mary O'Keefe
Barr Street
Henry
Daniel Rowan
Teamster
Front Street
Mar Are Doley
Baum Street
John Rothaas
Ida Rehberger
Hortsch
Fred J. Blum
Martin Street
Katherine Molly
Gilbert Avenue
Kief William Santer
Stark Street
Julia Wuest
Pister
William V. Mathauer
Bank Street
A Geyer
Dayton Street
Meye Malcolm C. ‘McCassy
Western Avenue
Marie
A. Horstman
Ea Avenue
Onal Pincer
Ohnatz
Astern Avenue
Florence
East Front Street
Win Edward C. Knaupt
Rachel Street
Amelia A. Kaiser
Hosea
Avecon
Miami Canal
Bertha Roessler
Ian
West Water Ames
Fatlony
Hathaway Street
Louis
Mercnant
Rockdale Aveee
Rubie Schwab
Kemper Lane
Marae Chewel
Ninth Street
Better Out Than In Hood Sarsaparilla Ad Quip
A vintage ad quips that better out than in humor favors Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for humorous excess, urging readers to choose the tonic when needed.
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Hood
Stockholders Meeting of Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect directors and conduct other business will be held at the Union Savings Bank building at Fourth and Walnut in Cincinnati Ohio on Monday at 3 o clock p m. Secretary 56 Carew Building.
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Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
Peins
Union Saree Bank
Cinefan Corners
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ez Mis
Carew
Board of At Service
Pennock Alley
Cutter Street
Baymiller Street
Fin Wits Hee Ag
Rick
Gineer
Board of Public Service
Robert Allison
George F Holmes
Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad Company
Tte Capital
William ¥. Hart
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Rippers
Widener
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Christian Endeavor
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LE Boutillier & Simpson CO
Batiste
Lupin
Priestley
le Boutilier & Simpson Co
West Fourth Street
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
N. Y
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Chicago
Toledo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Southwest
South
Middle States
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
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Druggists’ Association
Harry Felser
Presbyterian Society
Lockland High School
Supreme Court
Tribune
John Shillito
Seventh Street
John Shillito Company
Shillito
Spinks Shoe
M’f’g Co
Spring Grove Av
Burgoyne and Dorman Sts
Aeibs
Ih. James
Renkiel J. Bernheim Co
E. 2d
Vine St
East United Bank
Ais
Teme
J. B. Wallage
Chamber of Samaarde
FA. Wright
E. Fourth St
Millcreek Valley
Messenger Boys
R. J. Patton CO
Copenhagen
Denmark
Stockholm
Sweden
Cooke
Charity M
Wm. E. Cooke
Bond Hill
Davis
Nathaniel H
Garfield Place
Norton
D. K
Riverside
Sterritt
Martha H
Milton Street
Kamerum
West Africa
Peter Cappell
Sumasone
Met Orgies
Hace Sf
Bsnesch & Woore
Louisville
U.S W
Union Station
S. E. Com
Fourth and Vine Streets
Michie Bros
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
West
6Th St
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Old Windsor
Vevice
Government Square
Stockholders’ Meeting
Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
D. K. Norton
A G.wicker
Charles W. Otte
Eywinning
W. Snesba
Er L. L. Lapta
A. BE. Burkhardt
N. E. Cor. Race
Longworth Ste
Forest Ave
Avondale
Forest, Alaska
Erkenbrecher Aves
Charles W. Baker
Margaret Mershon
John F. Mershon
Magdalene Kimberly
Abraham Kimberly
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Chartlers Street
Christian Bittner
Hamilton County
Marshall & Sproul
Notich
Tha Designed
Edward * Pe Ih
Jacob
Lowry
Harold Alley
Betts Street
Stephenson Alley
City of
Geo. F. Holmes
Newman C. Lewis
Fountain Lewis
Hornton M. Hinkle
Sans
Newport and Cigcenee Bridge Company
Isburg
Newport
Cincinatt
Tota ‘Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York City
New York
Farmers’ Loan
Fr . M'Knight
State of
Flora Street
Emmin Street
Renner Street
Emming Street
Coon Street
Public Service
Morlaon
R. Waite
N. Harris & Company, Limited
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