St Xavier College Commencement At Grand Opera House
The annual commencement of St Xavier College will be held the evening of June 27 at the Grand Opera House, with a large class to be graduated. Attorney Charles L Swain will speak at the dedication of Rome lodge Knights of Pythias castle hall Thursday evening.
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St. Xavier College
Grand Opera House
Swain
Charles L. Swain
New Castle
Rome
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Sparks To Speak at Lexington Lecture on Ingersoll Life
Charles S. Sparks will lecture next Sunday in Lexington Kentucky before the Liberal Society on The Life of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. Sparks is described as a well known agnostic and will present the talk at a local venue.
Addition to Its Plant at Cole Rain Avenue
The Jacob Vogel Pork Packing Company is adding a large refrigeration plant to its Cole Rain Avenue facility. It is near completion and will be running in a few days. E. G. Pitman, 67, will tomorrow be admitted to the Old Men's Home at McMillan and Ashland avenues after years of reverses. he once had good means and is well connected in England.
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Jacob Vogel Pork Packing Company
Colerain Avenue
Pitman
McMillan
Ashland Avenues
England
Henry Fischer
Louisville
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
St. Louis
Mound City
Fischer
Cincinnati
South
Salem
N. C
Policeman Faces Hearing Over Alleged Swearing
Patrolman D. C. Ragland appeared before Superintendent Deitsch to explain conduct cited in a Laurel Street case. Lewis Kelly accuses Ragland of swearing at his daughter. the matter will go to the Commissioners for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Ragland
Deitsch
Lewis Kelly
Laurel Street
Kelly
Bust of Whelpley Commissioned by Public Subscription
A contract was let yesterday to Prof. C. T. Barnhorn of the Art Academy to sculpt a bust of the late A. W. Whelpley. Funds were raised by public subscription and supporters anticipate completion in about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelpley
C. T. Barnhorn
Art Academy
A. W. Whelpley
Hebrew Union College Class Examinations Held Yesterday
The C Class examination of members of Hebrew Union College occurred yesterday afternoon with many friends in attendance. Today the H Class will be examined and commencement exercises are scheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Funeral of John M. Doggett Held in Linwood
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon from his Linwood residence for John M. Doggett aged 82. He died suddenly and was born in Hillsboro Ohio, a descendant of Daniel Boone. He left a widow and three children.
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John M. Doggett
Linwood
Hillsboro
Daniel Boone
Local Man Edward Remler Identified in Burnet Woods Death
Edward Richter and Charles W. Rolinage identified the deceased as Edward Remler, a former Cincinnati resident living in Chicago. Remler, believed to have come to visit his brother's grave, may have been in town since Decoration Day with no known relatives.
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Burnet Woods
Edward Richter
Charles W. Rolinage
Edward Remler
Chicago
Remler
Decoration Day
Irish immigrant dies in bed fire in Cincinnati
Charles Sweeney recently arrived from Ireland went to bed with a lighted pipe. Sparks ignited the bed clothing and he was taken to a hospital by patrol wagon. He died the next day. The coroner was notified and will hold an inquest. Sweeney resided at 633 East Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sweeney
Cincinnati
Ireland
Sweeney
East Third Street
Police seek missing Ella Belle Roberts in Kentucky
Police were asked yesterday to locate Ella Belle Roberts a young woman whose relatives live near Moxley Owen County Kentucky The girl formerly worked as a domestic in a private house on West Sixth street She wrote home at Christmas week from that place and later wrote another letter saying she wanted to return home Since then nothing has been heard from her.
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Ella Belle Roberts
Moxley
Owen County
West Sixth Street
Arrest of William Henry for stabbing Willborn in pottery quarrel
William Henry the colored boy who cut William Willborn during a quarrel at Scott's pottery fled to Kentucky then was arrested in Clifton by Patrolman Black. He is jailed at the Eighth District Station on a charge of cutting to kill after Willborn suffered a stabbing to the left side.
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William Henry
William Willborn
Scott
Kentucky
Clifton
Black
Eighth District
Willborn
Teamster Michael Kearns Arrested Over Whisky Theft
Detectives Keatting and Schnucks arrested Michael Kearns a teamster living at 822 Cleveland Street on a petit larceny charge. A whisky theft from Little's express wagon was reported by Kearns who aided the inquiry. He is named as one of two implicated in the theft.
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Michael Kearns
Cleveland Street
Keatting and Schnucks
Little
Kearns
Hillside avenue widening plan eyed by county
Attorney Edward Kleinschmidt told the County Commissioners in a special road session that property owners along the proposed Hillside avenue line would dedicate a ten foot strip along Lower River road for the highway widening instead of seeking heavy damages. The board referred the matter for consideration.
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Edward Kleinschmidt
Lower River Road
Pigeons Set for World Distance Record Flight
About twenty homing pigeons were released in Memphis under the Cincinnati Homing Pigeon Club aiming to break the long distance record. The plan includes sending birds to New Mexico later this summer for a 2,000 mile leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Cincinnati Homing Pigeon Club
New Mexico
Tinware dealer William Lawson faces grand larceny warrant
In police court yesterday a warrant was issued for the arrest of William Lawson tin ware dealer on Main street. Complainant Mrs Theresa Schauer alleges Lawson removed tools and materials valued at 20 dollars from a tinshop on West Third street in a business transaction where money was due him. The case is expected to become civil rather than criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawson
Main Street
Theresa Schauer
Lawson
West Third Street
Pay of Contractor Wellman for Baltimore Bridge Substructure
The Board of Control approved the payment to contractor W J Wellman for the Baltimore Bridge substructure after County Solicitor Wilson advised that Judge Dempsey’s Cincinnati and Montgomery Bridge ruling has no impact on this contract. The bill had been held up following concerns raised by Members Lippelmann and Engelke about potential county liabilities.
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Board of Control
W. J. Wellman
New
Baltimore
Wilson
Dempsey
Cincinnati
Montgormery
Norwood
Lippelmann
Engelke
Labor Unions Discuss Labels and Elections
Central Council meets on union labels with Retail Clerks and Steamfitters Open Meeting. H. L. Marshall reports on the National convention in Providence and election of officers in Cincinnati and Louisville. Fischer promotes unionmade claims and enforces non union labeling laws.
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Central Council
Central Labor Council
Tie Vote Strife Over County Records Custodian
A tie vote by the Board of Control blocks Herbert T. Harrison's confirmation as custodian of records in the County Surveyor's office. Schneider and Engelke contend the issue remains alive at each meeting, while County Solicitor Wilson says the law requires three votes to confirm, ending the matter. The disagreement signals possible future clashes.
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Board of Control
Herbert T. Harrison
Messrs. Schneider
Engelke
Wilson
Sevan Saengerfest Relief Fund Stirs Chamber Action
The June meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Directors approved calling in $5,000 of bonds due July 1 to aid the Saengerfest debt. A seven member committee was authorized to raise funds with other bodies. The Chief Engineer’s salary was increased by ten dollars a month.
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Chamber of Commerce
Finance Committee
Commercial Tribune
W. H. Harrison
Business Men's Club
Business Men’s Club
Allen
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men’s Club
Chamber
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Milldale
Transportation Committee
John H. Mitchell
Public Service Notes And Appointments In City Operations
City Board discusses bond handling for West Sixth street damages and Sinking Fund Trustee options. Officials authorize contracts for smoke consumers and boiling equipment, appoint water carriers and street workers, and award meat bid to Loewenstein & Son at 4.69 per cwt for the City Infirmary.
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Boyden
Board of Public Service
West Sixth Street
Corporation Counsel
Horstman
City Infirmary
Loewenstein & Son
Chamber of Commerce Revamps Sales Reports Rules
The board approved a revised comprehensive set of sales reporting rules after a special committee review. Key points cover reporting conditions cash and settlement sales, daily timing limits, challenge procedures, grain and hay grading notes, penalties for irregular entries, and required details for shipment and delivery charges.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Cincinnati
Varsity Commencement Week Begins At University
Commencement week opens Monday June 11 with the class presenting A Midsummer Night's Dream in Burnet Woods followed by the senior cane ceremony. Diplomas are awarded Tuesday at McMicken Hall with President Ayers presiding. alumni reception Wednesday and class dance. Association Day Thursday features a King lecture and a seniors only lunch after trolley car tours, closing Friday with a Tacoma steamer boat ride to Shiloah.
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University
Burnet Woods
Moise Bergman
Louis Blakemore
Mae Solomon
McMicken Hall
Ayers
C. H. King
Oberlin
Tacoma
Shiloh
City considers Storfs Wharf public bath site
Legislator Sheehan seeks to set Storfs Wharf riverfront aside for a public bathing place with a boat house and guard facilities. Assistant Corporation Counsel Campbell marries Miss Emma Talbot in Metamora Indiana. Water Works notes include $1,662.43 interest on Mag ids conduit balance. tunnel pipe readied for July 3. Pneu matic Engine bid for California station deep well pump is deemed too high and to be readvertised at $10,050. options for conduit pipe rights of way deferred to next Tuesday.
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Sheehan
Twenty-first Ward
Corporation Counsel
Storfs’ Wharf
Water Works Commissioners
Pneumatic Engine Company
California
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of ‘Trustees
U. S
Water Works
Villa of
Hamilton County
Herrmann
Charles G
St Josephs Association Plans July 4 Picnic
Entertainment Committee of St Josephs Orphan Asylum Association discusses prize for the contest The Victor They name President Ryan and Secretary McHugh to select a gift Charles J Fitzgerald chairs Reception Committee to entertain delegates from Springfield Dayton Hamilton Middletown Marion and other cities A mammoth rally is planned with candidates and supporters address the assembly They aim to hold the meeting Thursday June 14 at a large hostelry with Hoban Brennan da Grogan on the planning committee
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St. Joseph's, Orphan Asylum Association
Ryan
McHugh
Charles J. Fitzgerald
Carte Blanche
Springfield
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Marion
Messrs
Hoban
Brennan da Grogan
Local lists reveal pairs of residents and employers
A compilation shows numerous individuals with ages, occupations, and addresses linked in pairs such as Howell Long and Edith LeSourd, Arthur Spencer and Alice Hills, George Stratemeyer and Minnie Huber, among others, spanning cities like Chicago Norwood Newport and East Fifth Street areas. Rev. figures appear interspersed, indicating formal notices or social directory style listings.
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Howell C. Long
West Seventh Street
Edith C. LeSourd
Southern Avenue
Sutherland
Arthur J. Spencer
Hyde Park
Alice B. Hills
Spiegel
George Stratemeyer
Norwood
Minnie Huber
Auburn
Joseph
John, M. Roberts
Chicago
Laura E. Gould
Silverton
Gowdy
Henry Roever
Chase Avenue
Cora E. Holtzinger
Hamilton Avenue
Bunyan
Cornelius van Dreil
Newport
Amelia Klotz
Klotter Avenue
van Werp
Albert BE. Quinke
Wesley Avenue
Elizabeth B. Heintz
Elmwood Place
Donohue
Clarence Givens
McFarland Street
May Roberts
Walnut Hills
Thomas E. Parnell
Charleston
W. Va
Myrta W.barber
Eden Park Terrace
G. N. DuBois
John McCall
Probst
Franklin C. Stevens
Winton Place
Hattie Foster
Budd Street
Squire Winkler
Henry Howel
Tanner
Dunlap Street
Carrie Ruebl
Findlay Street
Voss
Joseph R. McNally
Barr Street
Katherine Brennan
East Third Street
Murray
Louis S. Hyman
Lebanon
Eva Schwalbe
Richmond Street
Grossman
Edward A. Riesing
York Street
Martha Luckey
Baltimore Avenue
Eisenlohr
Harry Cohen
Indianapolis
Ind
Sarah Brode
Carlisle Avenue
Lipschitz
Arthur C. McCormick
Adams County
Jeanette Cox
F. Nelson
John McDonough
West Fourth Street
Clara D. Mayer
McMillan Street
Henry John Schuch
Warsaw Avenue
Daisy Pierson
East Pearl Street
Mr. Partridge
Funeral notices from Dayton and Clifton area
Elizabeth Florence Lahman age 3 2 of Dayton Ohio funeral from residence June 7 at 11 am burial Spring Grove Cemetery 2 30 pm Jennie A Shawan wife of John Shawan funeral from Spring Grove Chapel June 6 Dr James T Whitaker funeral services June at Calvary Church Clifton flowers omit Amelia Roy Woodward widow of Dr Charles Woodward funeral Thursday 20 oclock pm burial private
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Shawan
Jennie A
John Shawan
Spring Grove Chapel
Whittaker
Clifton
James T. Whittaker
Calvary Church
St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Inquest Pending and Meningitis Cases Reported
A list shows Maggie Kain and John M. Doggett with inquest pending while Flora Banzhof and others aged from 3 to 81 years suffer diseases including pneumonia bronchitis nephritis Brights disease and tuberculosis. Lodges announce June 6 convocations with visitors invited at Kilwinning Chapter No 9 and Walnut Hills Chapter Royal Arch Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Kain
Flora Banzhof
William Hogan
John M. Doggett
Adam B Schulz
Bridget Gill
Johanna Crotty
Emelinet Williams
Bright
Bernard Learck
Elsie Winters
Jacob Sommers
Frank Vogel
Kilwinning
Co. L. Garner
H. P. L. L. Latta
Walnut Hills
Royal Arch Masons
Mark Master
Albert G. Wicker
H. P
Healthful living and natural laxative remedy
A description extols sunshine and outdoor exercise for vigorous health and a blooming face. It promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy made by the California Fig Syrup Co for those who need a laxative option.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Professor Myers Departs Cincinnati for Three Years Abroad
Prof. P. V. N. Myers left Cincinnati on Monday and sails today for a three years absence abroad. He will spend the time in study and research, preparatory to writing more books.
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P. V. N. Myers
Cincinnati
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Brief City News
Mattie Anderson
Schwab
City Hospital
Court Street
Boone
Harry Sanders
Lincoln Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Patrol 7
Mary Oberhorsten
East Eighth Street
Charles Stickley
Lower Plum Street
Old Hughes
Hughes High School
Rebecca F. Isaacs
Joseph Hughes Shaw
Elliott Wyler
Edna Purdon
John Doggett
Daughter
Knifenser
Wellman
H. L. Marshall
Horseshoers’ Union
National Organization
Providence
R. I
Fred Bazeley
William Sexton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marshall
San Francisco
Canada
Dominion
London
National Union
Dennison House
Onstott
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Jackson
Twelfth Streets
Ge Central Labor Council
Lincoln Lodge of Machinists
Barbers’ Union
Independent Painters’ Union
Brewers’ Union
Trunkmakers’ Union
Retail Clerks’ Association
Typographia No. 2
Gutenberg
Country Club
Typographical Union, No. 8
Carpenters’ Union, No. 2
Workmen's Hall
Sevan
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H. & 8. Pogue CO
H. & S. Pogue CO
West Fourth ST
Boylan
Fourth St
Vine and
Walnut
K. Halsted
Wasshingson
Sth, Inc
Public Service Notes
Ellis
Edison Company
Consolidated
Middleton and
McMillan Avenues
Electrician
Beeh
Murphy Iron Works
McKvaine « Spiegel Company
Front Street
Magily
S. Zimmerman
A. Massoth
Weil
A. Wesselman
P. Milo
Johnson
Frank Thompson
Henry Hauf
Christ Meininger
George Ross
Fred Donnersberg
Robert Wilson
John Sullivan
Simon McKay
Lee Dixon
Matt Seibert
John Weiss
James Quincy
A. Lang
Edw. Wirthlin
Nicholaus Powers
John Koerster
Samuel Mayfield
Michael Cain
Lee Bishop
William Gilbert
Patrick McDonald
Ongax
Kennedy
Mt. Auburn and
Avondale
West Side Western
Third National Bank
White’s Dining Rooms
PIKE
John Keeshan
Mohl
German Catarrh Remedy CO
Carlisle Building
Giles S. Mitchell
No. 10
West Seventh St
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
Mackelfresh Bros
City Building Notes
Free Baths
Water Works Board
John Valentine Campbell
Metamora
Emma Talbot
Rice
ST. Joseph’s Association
John Shillito
ChoDolyte Shillets Company
Price Hill
Glenway
Elberon, Seminary
Purcell Avenues
Considine Avenues
Drausin Walsin
Wiggins Building
Frank J. Wade
East Third St
Western
Masonie
M’millan Lodge
A. M
F. Oe
Roberts
W. M
Joseph Birkup
Jewele . It
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
H. R. Strueve
Walnut St
Sixth
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Old Windsor
Frank G. TI
Idge & CO
Government Square
Prof. Myers
Cincinna‘i
Bathgate
President Board of Station
Edwin Hendein
Water Conen Grounds
Carthage
Jackson and
Taylor Streets
Wall Street
Hamilton, Springfield and
Carthage Pike
E. F. Layman
Office
Board Public Service
Linton Street
Reading Road
Vernon Place
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
Edward B. Wiggins
Wiggins
Kate G. Wiggins
Eugene W. Wiggins
Richmond
Madison County
Philammon F. Wiggins
Lula Macy
John Macy
Hagerstown
Indiana
Eliza M.starr
Joseph W. Starr
Steel City
Nebraska
Edward M. Lurr
Samuel Burr
Miami Township
Edward M. Burr
J. H. Clemmer
C. J. Snott
Pee A
Camillus Neef
Beemer
Sophia Neef
Court of Common Pleas
Ilton County
Toomer
Camillus
Neefs
T. A. Bruhl
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