Bathing Ideal at Chester and Lagoon Attractions
The article notes Francelia's bathing act at Chester with a two show run this afternoon and evening, plus a vaudeville finale at the pavilion. It highlights the 325-pound torpedo stunt and other strong acts, with next week’s Dummond's Mainstress billed as headliner. It mentions beach crowds rising due to warm weather and ladies bathing clubs expanding with club memberships via the clubhouse office. In Anderson Township Phil games, local boys enter races and a ball game for prizes, while township children perform well academically compared with Cincinnati public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francelias
Chester
Francelia
Dummond
Anderson Township
Coney
Cincinnati
Darktown Fire Brigade Parade Leads With Billy Kersands
The Darktown Fire Brigade parade through downtown will feature Billy Kersands as fire marshal head of the line. The Pickaginny Band from Kentucky will play popular tunes followed by the department with aging equipment and decorated wagons from Coney Company. The procession starts at 7:30 and reaches the shopping district around 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darktown Fire Brigade
Billy Kersands
Pickaginny
Old Kentucky
Coney Company
No More Coney Season Passes This Year
Coney Island will not issue any more season passes this year as demand shattered records. The park’s offices received far fewer than 1,000,000 requests for free tickets, leaving many deserving names unlisted as workers rushed to finalize the exhausted supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Chester Park
Wold
Brother slayings stun Portsmouth as killer dies
In New Boston, Charles Webb fatally shot his sister-in-law Lucy Webb after five shots hit her in the back. He then wounded his brother Adolph Webb, dying of his own wounds hours later. The motive remains unclear though Lucy had sought her husband’s arrest for abuse the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Charles Webb
Lucy Webb
New Boston
Webb
Adolph Webb
Ohioans in Burning House Fire Injures Seven
Special Dispatch reports a Hamilton Ohio fire at 320 Chestnut Street in the home of Joseph E Fallham of the Hamilton Hack and Bag Company. Seven people including Mrs Faucett her two children his mother and two roomers escaped by smoke filled interiors with difficulty. Loss set at 2000. Building owned by Mrs Jerry Coakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Joseph E. Fallham
Hamilton Hack and Bag. Company
Chestnut Street
Faucett
Margaret Faucett
David Black
Arthur O’grear
Jerry Coakley
Fines Paid In Rebating Case Against Big Packers
Three packing firms and a railroad convicted in 1906 paid $61,000 in fines today with costs. Armour Packing, Cudahy Packing, Swift & Co and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad faced $15,000 fines each. The convictions marked the first major enforcement under the interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Court
Armour Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Swift & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Ohio furnace to start in the Mine Valley
Hamilton Ohio June 5 The new blast furnaces of the Hamilton Steel and Iron Company will begin operation about July 15 These will be the first blast furnaces in the Mine Valley It is controlled by Pittsburg capitalists and partners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Steel and Iron Company
Mie Valley
Pittsburg
Kemp Sisters' Wild West Delights Kentucky Park Patrons
Lagoon draws crowds as the Kemp Sisters present Wild West thrills in a large Kentucky park. Vaudeville and talking pictures supplement the entertainment. An Indian wedding occurs today in the Wild West Sioux village followed by a canine feast as part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Kemp
Wild West
Big Kentucky Park
Wild West Sioux
Robinson to loan animals to the Zoological Garden
John Robinson Jr son of a famed circus figure promises to loan the Zoo various animals and birds. He will send two spotted leopards ponies and several other creatures for display in prominent cages at the zoological garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson, Jr
Zoological Garden
Mr. Robinson
Summer brings crowds to Chester Park bathing beach
Warm weather returns and large families gather at Chester Park bathing beach. Saturday draws many children who arrive at sunrise, eager for a dip, with attentive handling by experienced staff ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Chester Gates
Opossum at the Zoo Draws City Attention
A common opossum in the Zoological Garden attracts interest as it teaches visitors about marsupials. The young stay in the mother's pouch then ride on her back with a tail grip while teachers explain the animal to schoolchildren. Night skies and river moonlight signal the coming season and dancing. Bathing at Queen City Beach opens tomorrow with preparations for large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Queen City Beach
Belief Identifies Body as Husband in La Porte Case
Mrs. Benjamin F. Carling of Chicago returns to see a unidentified man exhumed in a Potter's Field in La Porte Indiana. She believes the body may be her husband who vanished two years ago after telling of meeting a wealthy widow. No results were found at the Gunness farm grave site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Gunness
Benjamin F. Carling
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
Prosecution Probes 1897 Logan County Murders
Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlin and Sheriff Humphreys travel to California after a warden reports a convict confessed to killing David Detrick and his wife in Logan County in August 1897. Officials pursue the lead amid high hopes of solving the long mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine, CO
Chamberlin
H. P. Humphreys
California
State Penitentiary
David Detrick
Logan County
Grocers Thank Roosevelt at National Meeting
The National Wholesale Grocers Association in Atlantic City passed a resolution thanking President Roosevelt for his help in securing National pure food legislation. It also urged governors to aid uniform state pure food laws. Elected officers: President William Judson, Michigan. Treasurer Frank A. Potter, New York. Secretary Alfred H. Beckmann, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Roosevelt
William Judson
Michigan
Frank A. Potter
New York
Alfred H. Beckmann
Beach Hargis Case Continued To October Term
Jackson Kentucky June 5 Beach Hargis case continued to October term as Republican primary June 20 leaves Circuit Judge and Commonwealth's Attorney potential candidates. No bail will be asked she will stay in jail during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Beach Hargis
Commonwealth
Hargis
Railroads sue scalpers over return excursion tickets
Major railways move to end ticket broker activity by seeking restraining orders against named brokers including Levi and Moran. lawsuits allege brokers buy non transferable Cincinnati excursion tickets and resell them for profit. Separate suits award damages for personal injuries from a cellar door incident and a street collision case with trainee verdicts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Abraham Levi
Joseph Levi
Lusky Levi
Patrick Moran
William Carey
James Kennedy
Della Wolfstein
Thomas Johnson
William Patterson
Oscar Smith
H. Duffy
James McDevitt
Fred Clark
H. Wuebben
Henry Hollingshead
H. G. Miners
Thomas Madden
One Friedman
Cincinnati
Superior Court
Hoffheimer
Galvin & Galvin, Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Two Alleged Husbands Seek Separation From Same Woman
In an Aurora area court report, George R. Hackett and May Ludbeck, both seeking or facing divorce actions, are described along with related filings. Judge O'Connell deals with a double petition and multiple divorce and alimony cases across several parties and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hackett
Jonathan Avenue
May Ludbeck
West Sixth Street
Squire Muller
Hackett
D. T. Hackett
Joseph A. Moran
Thomas J. Conners
O'Connell
Moran
Anna L. Moran
Aberdeen
Conners
Newport
Aurora
Ind
A. J. McNair
Frederick Heisel
Josephine Heisel
Sophia Kenning
Herman Kenning
Grace Doyle
Edward Doyle
Caldwell
Woodmansee
Augustus Kuhlman
Katherine Kuhlman
Swing
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Benjamin Lucas
Woodman
Alta May Happenny
Charles J. Happenny
Insolvency Court Names Freericks Assignee for The New Mohn Laundry
The New Mohn Laundry proprietor William Freericks assigned to Frank H. Freericks in insolvency court citing heavy machinery costs and dull trade with creditors. Assets about 30000, liabilities 15000. Plant at 1416 18 Vine Street, branch at 1415 1417 Walnut Street. Judge Warner fixed bond at 40000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohn Laundry
William Freericks
Frank H. Freericks
Vine Street
Walnut Street
Warner
Freericks
Receiver Seeks Dividend Approval for Voight & Sons
Common Pleas Court receiver C Louis Rau reports 34099.07 on hand for creditors and asks authority to pay a 7 percent dividend, totaling 29 percent paid. S B Kemper sues to block selling 20000 of bonds for 35000 water works extension, claiming election irregular due to insufficient notice. Howard G Kemper represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Rau
Lewis Voight & Sons Company
S. B. Kemper
Madisonville
William Driehaus
J. A. Conant
Howard G Kemper
Bequest to Children’s Home From Ruehlmann Will
Under the will of Michael Ruehlmann his daughter Louisa R Meyer receives three pieces of land described as Bee at end and Liberty. The bequest applies only if there are no heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Linn
Broadway
Abigallon
Testator
Katharina
Executrix
Barbara Heim
Joseph Heim
Katherine H. Miller
Theresa H. Loher
Fred Helm
Peter Heim
Margaret Fecker
Barbara Gerein
Mary l Eichenlaub
Albert Homaly
Louis Kline
Wilhelmina *Laurer
Francis Hallowell
Cyrug Watkins
B. Benning
Adam Betz
Sarah K. Schneider
Peter Schneider
Peter Schneider, Jr
Sarah M. Schepae
Ninth Street
Michael Ruehlmann
Louisa R. Meyer
Supreme Court Decrees Hall Name Ownership By Herring-Hall
The Supreme Court mandate declares Herring-Hall-Marvin Company owns the goodwill trademarks and trade names of Hall's Safe & Lock Co. and bars Hall's Safe Company from using Hall's name in business or advertising without noting non-succession. The decree dismisses certain claims and appoints a master to assess damages. The long dispute over Hall heirs and the Hall name ends with judgment against the Hall brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Herring- Hall-Marvin Company
Hall’s Safe & Lock Co
Hall's Safe Company
W. C. Cochran
Supreme Court
Edward C
William H
Charles @. Hall
Hall Company
Herring-Hall-Marvin Company
Frank O. Loveland
B. F. Cowen
Messrs. Hall
Charles D. Clarke
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Continuance Granted in Rosenthal and Valentine Trial
In Criminal Court Judge Hunt granted a continuance to June 25 for Sol Rosenthal and Ike Valentine after Prosecutor Rulison cited the absence of R. L. Melendy of the Honest Elections Committee who testified about an alleged inducement to vote in the name of De Haggar. John J. Ryan appeared before the grand jury amid questions about bucketshop operators not yet indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Rosenthal
Ike Valentine
Hunt
Rulison
R. L. Melendyy
Honest Elections Committee
Robert Jackson
de Haggara
Udge Hunt
John J. Ryan
Grocers Seek Habeas Release Over Sunday Opening
Circuit Court and Common Pleas hear habeas corpus petitions from Anthony Nichting and C Derrick challenging mayoral transfer of cases over Sunday shop closure. Judge Swing refused Nichting’s release but allowed temporary release pending Circuit Court ruling. similar proceedings for Derrick awaited. Attorneys Frost and Foster sign for grocers. Ritchie prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Nichting
Wyoming
Circuit
Detrick
George J. Schichte
Grocers ‘and Meat Dealers’ Association
Nichting
Derrick
H. G. Frost
Amos
P. Foster
Melville Ritchie
Court actions record bids for courthouse remodel and judges' appointments
Six bids were opened for remodeling the fourth floor to house two extra Commons Judges to be elected this fall, then sent to the architect for calculation. The Common Pleas Court judges named four jury commissioners to replace retiring members at 30 dollars per year and reappointed Lorenz Lemper as Assistant Assignment Commissioner at nine hundred dollars annually, up from eight hundred. Walter L. Geisler was promoted to transcript deputy on his birthday. Warren Bros withdrew its suit against the city in the Fairfax avenue case after the claim was adjusted through City Engineer Landmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles B. Logan
Moses E. Moch
Michael Ryan
Frank L. Pfaff
Bernhard Bettmann
John L. Schaff
Joseph Francis
E. R. Sterns
Warren Bros
Fairfax Avenue
Nashville Leader Says Strike Has Not Affected Service
President J W Thomas of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway reports the general strike order issued by Vice Grand Master Val Fitzpatrick has not affected service. He expects no major trouble, noting fewer than twenty yardmen will leave north of Chattanooga. The trouble began on the Atlanta Division after twenty men were discharged from Atlanta yards due to decreased business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
J. W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Val Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Thomas
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Owners of bulldog sued for damages awarded $250
A jury in Judge Gard's court awarded Joseph Leap $250 against Frank and Margaret Worcester of Middleto for a bulldog bite. Leap had sued for $1,500 after the incident. The trial took place in Hamilton Ohio on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Ministers Back From Conference Sermon Topics
Camp Washington will hear Dr. Jesse Bowman Young of Walnut Hills Church discuss the recent Methodist General Conference in Baltimore. After three weeks there he will summarize notable actions, calling the gathering an extraordinary assembly of delegates from many nations and tongues with broad global opportunities for the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bowman Young
Walnut Hills Church
Baltimore
First Presbyterian Brotherhood Chapter Organized at Norwood
On June 3 1906 the first chapter of the Presbyterian Brotherhood was organized at Norwood The movement has national importance with Cincinnati a center of activity Local chapters are invited to send delegates to the second anniversary birthday service at Floral Avenue Church Sunday night Robert P Hargitt president of the Brotherhood Union and J C Gregson of Hyde Park will speak on Men in Service Music directed by G P Evans Norwood members will participate and messages from Brotherhood leaders will be read
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Norwood
Cincinnati
Floral Avenue
Robert P. Hargitt
Union of the Brotherhood
J. C. Gregson
Hyde Park
G. P. Evans
Walnut Hills Lutheran Church Hosts Creation Oratorio
A special musical service at Walnut Hills Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 40 p m features Haydn s Creation performed by a chorus with solos duets and choruses All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Lutheran Church
Columbia Congregational Church Names New Pastor
The Columbia Congregational Church has called Rev. C. A. Forbes of Chicago to its pastorate. Forbes accepted and will begin June 21, after seven years at the Fifty-second Avenue Congregational Church in Chicago where he built a strong church. He succeeds Arthur W. Evang who left to join First Congregational Church in Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Congregational Church
Arthur W. Evang
First Congregational Church
Springfield
C. A. Forbes
Fifty-second Avenue Congregational Church
Chicago
Ill
Forbes
Columbia Church
Cincinnati
Sixteenth Annual Cincinnati Women Missionary Meeting Held
The Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Walnut Hills Church on Tuesday June 2 with patriotic decorations and a large attendance. Officers were elected with Mrs. William C Herron re elected as president and Mrs. F A Aiken as first vice president. The program featured reports from auxiliaries and banners awarded to St Paul Circle and Madisonville Circle for fund and membership gains. The meeting included tributes, notes from the Baltimore General Conference and discussions of Queen Esther Circles. A mass meeting of the Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union followed at First English Evangelical Lutheran Church on Race Street June 3 with Rev J L Hill delivering the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walnut Hills Church
William C. Herron
F. A. Aiken
Miss Winans
Miss Morgan
Rose Fisher Smith
J. B. Martin
St. Paul Circle
Madisonville Circle
van Zant
Queen Esther
Charles Thirkield
Franklin, O
Glenn Home
Southland
A. E. Best
William A. Goodman, Jr
F. Klein
L. Coulterate
W. G
Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Race Street
J. L. Hill
Central Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Union church meeting and tract society report
A union meeting of Mt Auburn Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Baptist Church with Rev Frank Foster Field giving an address on The Value of Literature to the Development of the Kingdom of God The American Tract Society highlights multilingual outreach with 31 languages used and 16 8 million volumes placed while aiding Foreign Mission Boards A called executive committee meeting of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society is scheduled for Tuesday June 9 at 10 a m at the Methodist Book Concern replacing the June 16 session 각각.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Foreign Mission Boards
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
Sunday church services and leaders listed
CHURCH CHR IST 8 30 a m holy communion 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon by Rev W H Poole 7 45 p m prayer sermon by T C Campbell CHURCH OF EPIPHANY Stanton avenue Walnut Hills George N Hast man rector 7 30 a m holy communion 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m service and holy communion 7 p m twilight GRACE CHURCH Avondale Reading road 7 30 a m holy communion 11 a m morning prayer and sermon by Rev Elmore N Owen 9 45 a m Sunday school ST PAULS CATHEDRAL Seventh and Plum streets 7 30 a m holy communion 11 a m holy communion and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Rev. W
H. Poole
T. C. Campbell
Church OF Epiphany
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
George N. Hastman
Grace Church
Avondalé
Reading Road
Elmore N. Owen
ST. Paul's Cathedral
Baptist and church services schedule across Wyoming towns
Multiple congregations list Sunday services and evening sermons. Charles Stanton and John Newman speak at Baptist events. Brown at Walnut Hills. Craig at Madisonville. Venting at Columbia. Herget at Ninth Street. Dr Sowers at Norwood ordains deacons and hosts communion. Cambron at First Wesley Avenue preaches on church issues.
Methodist Churches Schedule Services Across City
Listings show sermons, Sunday schools, and special events at multiple churches including St Paul at Seventh and Smith, Mt Auburn, Linwood, Freeman Avenue, Columbia East End, York Street, McKendree, Avondale, Christie, Mt Lookout, Hyde Park, Pride, Wesley, Walnut Hills, Winton Place, East Pearl Street, Camp Washington, and Trinity. Activities feature morning services, Bible study, Epworth League, sacraments, cantatas, and guest preachers with times from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn
Hasse C. Enwall
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
Epworth League
York Street
York and
Baymiller
Clifford L. Myers
M'Kendree
Eastern Avenue
French Street
John A. White
Mr. Kirgan
Mt. Washington
Avondale
C .E. Schenk
Christie
Corner Court Street
Wesley Avenue
L. O. Hartman
Grand Pine
H. C.miltenberger
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
Hyde Park
Charles W. Sullivan
W. A Robinson
Presbyterian Church Schedule Highlights in Glendale Area
The list records numerous Glendale churches and pastors with Sunday services, Sabbath schools, and evening programs. Notable entries include Calvin Dill Wilson at Presbyterian Glendale and Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood at First Walnut Hills, with topics such as Justifiable Truth About Men's Infirmities and At the Gate Beautiful.
Ambition Theme Highlighted at Norwood Church Service
G W Shields pastor leads a young people's meeting at 7 45 p m followed by a service on Ambition at Norwood. At 11 am readings titled Lessons From the Life of Stephen replace the planned address. A brotherhood anniversary was held at 7 46 pm in Barnesville with ex Mayor White present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
G. W. Shields
Stephen
White
Barnesville
Church Services and Programs Across City Weeks Ahead
Camp Washington Bible school at 9 15 a m and evening lectures on The Comforter at 2 p m Junior P S Co E meets at 7 p m and intermediates at 7 15 p m on Tuesday Northside Justin N Green minister holds Bible school at 9 15 a m and Christ Child program at 10 45 a m Children s Day exercise at 7 45 p m Walnut Hits Locust near Park Ave hosts annual Sunday school exercise at 10 30 a m Rev A W Fortune speaks on Alexander Campbell at 7 45 p m Grace Avenue J A Lord minister offers Bible school at 1 30 a m communion and sermon at 10 30 a m Baptism and the Marriage Ceremony at 7 45 p m Central Ninth Street opposite City Hall John Hill minister has Children s Day exercises at 10 20 a m a five minute sermon and morning communion at 7 45 p m Let Us Go Fishing service in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calvin Dill Wilson
FIRST
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
MT. Auburn
Selby Tura Vance
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Welsh
College Street
W. Henry Williams
C. W. Eldridge
Westwood
G. E. Gowdy
D.D. Avondale
Charles Frederic Goss
Montgomery
James M. la Bach
Seventh Street
Baymiller
W. F. Macauley
First Reformed
Plum Street
Eighth
David McKinney
Christian Endeavor
Madison Road
Cleanview
Thomas Knox
First United
Grand Avenue
Nassau
J. R. Millin
Lebanon
Campbell Niatak
Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J
S. Co
Northside
Justin N. Green
Walnut
Park Avenue
A. W
Fortune
Alexander Campbell
Grace Avenue
J. A. Lord
Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
John Hill
Congregational Churches Schedule and Preaching Names
A compiled list of several congregations with service times and pastors. Dwight Mallory Pratt at First Linton Street and Columbia. E T MacMahon at Storrs and Warsaw avenues. Albert E Harding at North Fairmont. M O Evans on Lawrence Street. George A Thayer at First Reading Road and Linton Street. each locale shows 9:30 a.m. Sabbath school and varying worship times and sermon themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Storrs
State
Warsaw Avenues
E. T. MacMahon
North Fairmont
Albert E. Harding
Lawrence Street
M. O. Evans
Jesus
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Columbia
D. M. Pratt
Lutheran Walnut Hills Services and Evening Haydn Creation Program
Lutherans at Walnut Hills on Stanton and Locust led by Charles S. Bauslin offer 9:30 p.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Pentecost service and 7:45 p.m. chorus renders Haydn Creation. First English, Race above Twelfth, Jacob W. Kapp pastors 11 a.m. The Mission of the Holy Spirit at 7:45 p.m. and The Great Cathedrals illustrated with stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Stanton Avenue
Locust
Charles .S. Bauslin
Haydn
Jacob W. Kapp
Christian Science Services and First Church Avondale Announce Talks
The Christian Science Church and the First Church on Rockdale Avenue Avondale announce morning services at 10 45 and 11 00 with topics God the Only Cause and Creator in the Mercantile Library Building Assembly Hall Fourth Floor and Reading rooms at Nos 1019 1020 First National Bank Building respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
First Church
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
First National Bank
Local church services scheduled for Sunday across Cincinnati area
Listings show multiple churches including United Brethren Cumminsville Norwood Mt Auburn and First Universalist Essex Place Walnut Hills with Sunday school times 9:30 to 11 a.m. and preaching at 10:45 p.m. Services feature Children's Day programmes and sermons on topics such as The Righteousness of the Kingdom of Heaven and The Gift of Prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Cumminsville
Borden and Weber
C. B. Boda
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Church OF Christ
Mound
Barr Streets
Don Carlos Janea
Main Avenue
Norwood
F. H. Rohn
MT. Auburn
Rufus W. Weaver
People’s Service
Hitchcock Comedian Raymond Hitchcock Remanded to Tombs
Raymond Hitchcock the comedian was committed to the Tombs prison without bail after a trial on charges brought by three young girls was adjourned until Monday. Justice Goff ordered the remand as Hitchcock’s counsel had just been retained and needed time to prepare. The case follows a prior perjury claim connected to Flora Whiston and other alleged victims, with Flora Whiston's perjury trial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Tombs Prison
Hitchcock
Justice Goff
Steuer
Flora Whisten
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Helen von Hagen
Flora Whiston
Elsie Voecks
Monay
Kentucky Prosecuting Attorney Takes Morphine Crisis
Robert E. B. Lee, prosecuting attorney of Lawrence County Kentucky and a notable figure in Eastern Kentucky politics, attempted suicide by taking morphine in a saloon in Huntington West Virginia. Recovery prospects are uncertain as officials report small hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Huntington
Robert EB. Lee
Kentucky
Fis
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Onioan
Tid Brother
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Katherine Tankette
John Hurth
Woodward Street
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Henry R. Kidd
Ohio Traction Company
Hartwell
Kohl & Hoppe
Kinkead, Roger & Ellis
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Criminal Court
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Circuit Court
Squire
Chattanooga Line
Camp
Washington
Divine
Episcopal
Canon McGrath
Dean Matthews
Baptist
Charles E. Stanton
John Grant Newman
Presbyterian Church
Charles Sumner Brown
Ares
John W. Craig
R. Venting
John F. Herget
Shermen
Station Avenues
John S. Sowers
William J. Cambron
Methodist
ST. Paul
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Walter D. Cole
Earth League
Symmes Marshall
Winton Place
J. Elbert .Thomas
East Pearl Street
G. Pollard
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