Clean up drive urged to expand sanitary police power in Cincinnati
Health officer Dr Landis urges enlarging police powers to create a sanitary police force for each beat and hiring more physicians to combat filthy water, open cisterns, and unsanitary conditions. He cites the Clara avenue dairy disaster and typhoid cases, notes restaurant ratings, and advocates cross department cooperation to protect 400,000 residents and 75,000 buildings.
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Health Department
Landis
Cincinnati
Police Department
Anniversary of Beloved Pastor Hickey at Holy Name
The Rev. Father John F. Hickey of Holy Name Church on Mount Auburn marks his silver anniversary of priestly ordination. He was ordained in Rome and has served in the Cincinnati area for twenty four years with masses at his church.
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John F. Hickey
Holy Name Church
Mount Auburn
Father Hickey
Rome
Cincinnati
National Bank Receiver Appointed for Ambridge Bank
National Bank Examiner Robert D. Garrett was named receiver for the First National bank of Ambridge Pennsylvania after its doors closed. Loss reported at least 55000, capital 50000 and surplus 5000 wiped out. April assets and liabilities totaled 271867 with 166487 in deposits. Bank failure blamed on brewery company loans.
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Washington
National Bank
Robert D. Garrett
First National Bank of
Ambridge
Murray
Receiver Appointed for Ambridge Economy Brewing Co
In Pittsburgh on June 5 a U S district court appointed Justus Mulert as receiver for the Ambridge Economy Brewing company after the failure of the First National Bank of Ambridge. Mulert posted a bond of 10009 dollars.
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Pittsbung
First National Bank of
Fleischmann Co Outing Planned for 3000 At Manhattan Park
More than 3000 employees from Fleischmann plants industries and financial institutions will attend the annual picnic at Manhattan Park this Saturday. Most connected institutions will close for the day, with transport and meals provided at no cost. Julius Fleischmann, returning from a world tour, may umpire the ball game, a duty long performed by him or his brother Max.
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Fleischmann Company
Manhattan Park
Fleischmanns
Market National Bank
Julius Fleischmann
New York
Max
2000 Trained Soldiers Ready for a Battle near Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa Colonel Getty commands 2000 United States Army troops on a plateau south of the city. The provisional unit tests new equipment and transport as they simulate warfare with scouting parties out and strict camp orders. Next week they plan to cross the Mississippi into Wisconsin to march toward Sparta via Madison.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Illinois
Getty
United States Army
Sparta
Wis
Madilson
Terrill Named President of Grain and Hay Exchange
At a chamber of commerce meeting the Grain and Hay Exchange board elected E. B. Terrill of Erlanger Kentucky as president.
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New Grain and Hay Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Terrill
Erlanger, Ky
Cobalt Wiped Out By Fire In Ontario Town
Dispatch reports Cobalt Ontario nearly wiped out by fire that began at the Lyric theater around 9:15 last night. Fire was not under control as of the telegram sent to the Canadian Pacific Telegraph company.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad Telegraph Company
Cobalt
Ontario
Lyric Theater
Bogus Dollar Dispute at Central Station
Lieutenant Hall confronted by a counterfeit silver dollar dispute at Central station after three men argued over who passed the fake coin. A man named George Jouch of Elmwood claimed he brought the issue to stop circulation. Officers intervened and ordered the parties to leave.
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Hall
Central Station
A&s
George Jouch
Elmwood, CO
Schnabel
Sixth Avenue
Walnut
Jouch
Matilda Radeloff Pleads Not Guilty to First Degree Murder
Matilda Radeloff, 21, indicted for first degree murder in the shooting death of husband Charles Radeloff under a Cumminsville bridge. She appeared with attorney Louis B. Sawyer, who requested an early trial date and a 36-member jury panel for next term. Carl Jacobs will prosecute.
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Matilda Radeloff
Charles Radeloff
Cumminsville
Bromwell
Louis B. Sawyer
Radeloff
Stephens
Sawyer
Carl Jacobs
Watson Chooses Self Chairman at Wheeling & Lake Erie Meeting
In Cleveland Ohio on June 5 attorney John A Watson claimed 1401 shares equal to 51 percent of Wheeling and Lake Erie stock and named himself chairman and George Ford secretary and adjourned to June 12. H B McGraw spoke for five shares and protested the meeting led by minority stockholders Joseph Ramsey Jr of New York who vow to end receivership and remove Wabash and Pittsburg terminal control.
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Cleveland, CO
John A. Watson
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
George Ford
The
Road
H. B. McGraw
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
New York
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wabash & Pittsburg
Columbus Woman Heads Anti-Suffrage Group Leader
Mrs. Herman M. Hubbard of Columbus Ohio serves as president of the Ohio Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage with headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. She has organized groups in Columbus Cleveland Canton Toledo Dayton and smaller cities and dedicates time talent and money to the cause. She plans a meeting in Cincinnati with local anti-suffragettes.
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Herman M. Hubbard
Columbus
Ohio Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hubbard
Cleveland
Canton
Toledo
Dayton
Nine Injured In Canadian Pacific Express Wreck
Winnipeg Manitoba June 5 Nine persons are injured two seriously in the wreck of the Winnipeg Calgary express near Gull Lake on the Canadian Pacific railway. Most hurt were settlers and passengers in a colonist car. Injured include John Sells Winnipeg news agent head wound Mrs J P Cooper Glasgow Scotland head injury and a baby from Mrs Helen Spiers London England with bruises. Baggage Mail and colonist cars and two refrigerator cars left the track. The accident was caused by a broken wall.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Gull Lake
John Sells
J. P. Cooper
Glasgow
Scotland
Helen Spiers
London
England
Alice © Snelling
Bloomsbury
Middlesex
Wife Swears Out Warrant Over Misrepresentation Claim
Mrs. Mazella Campbell of 1174 Coppin Street swore out a warrant charging her husband Charles R. Campbell with misrepresenting himself as an unmarried man. She says she found letters addressed to him from another woman.
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Mazella Campbell
Coppin Street
Charles R. Campbell
Weber Fields at Music Hall Sunday Night
Weber Fields present a potpourri of sketches and songs with Lillian Russell Fay Templeton William Collier George Beban Bessie Clayton John T. Kelly and the duo Weber and Fields. The program features old favorites from the New York troupe with a seasonable lineup and reminiscences of the Mecca of laugh lovers.
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Weber- Fields
Joe
Lew
Music Hall
Weber Fields
New York
Lillian Russell
Miss Russell
Fay Templeton
William Collier
George Beban
Bessie Clayton
John T. Kelly
Weber and Fields
Cincinnati Amusement Park Thrills Draw Large Crowds
The big ride attracts many youths at a Cincinnati area park as policemen keep order at the gate. The summer attraction is noted as one of the longest and most thrilling rides. Vaudeville features include the Three Sisters Kelsey and acts by the Goyt Trio plus Daisy the dog, Richardson and Bernard, Copeland and Walsh, and Lida Gardner. The Peerless Peers perform a premier horizontal bar act in the race track arena.
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Cincinnati
Zoo Orchestra Concerts Grow In Popularity At Zoo
Conductor John Spargur and the Cincinnati Summer Orchestra will headline at the Zoo next week. The ensemble has surged in popularity since the season began, with a new program planned and the classical night on Friday. Dog-show entries are due by Monday for June 23 24, with many out of town entrants, while the zoo notes growing crowds and new exhibits like the giant python and Kangaroos from Hamburg.
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John Spargur
Cincinnati
Zoo
Spargur
Lawrence K. Bishop
Zoo Kennel Club
New York
Chicago
Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Grand Vaudeville Bill Promises Strong Week at Local Theater
McMahan and Jackson present a strong vaudeville bill at the Grand for the week beginning Sunday. Beltrah and Beltrah star in The Musical Dairy with odd musical instruments. The Edward Zoller trio performs acrobatic pantomime. Hesse the comic juggler and Virginia Grant the singing comedienne headline acts. Shriner and Richards offer a lively singing and dancing number. Several longer moving pictures, including The Post Telegrapher from 101 Ranch, will be shown.
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McMahan & Jackson
Beltrah
Edward Zoller
Hesse
Virginia Grant
Shriner
Richards
the Post Telegrapher
Chester Park to Host Debut by Popular Prima Mabelle Fisher
Very artistic vocal acts are promised at Chester park next week with Mabelle Fisher making her debut at the free vaudeville theater. She brings a singers group and strong ensemble. Also on the bill are Leo Silver the eccentric violinist Irwin and Herzog blackface minstrels Fred Zabodie the equilibrist and Mantambo and Wells the comedy acrobats. The old Chester opera house acoustics promise clear sound for all seats.
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Chester Park
Mabelle Fisher
Prima
Miss Fisher
Cincinnati
Chester
Leo Silver
Silver
NEXT WEEK'S VAUDEVILLE BILL AT KEITH'S THEATER
Five vaudeville acts headline B F Keith's next week promising the best summer bill yet The Schillings present a Western novelty with sharpshooting Yulll and Boyd perform a strong comedy act Joe Hardman the monologist is well known Pathe's weekly returns and the presidential primary continues Blanchard players offer Poor Relations an up to date comedy Bragaar brothers close the vaudeville portion with expert comedy bars
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B. F. Keith
Schillings
Yulll and Boyd
Joe Hardman
Pathe
Blanchard
Bragaar Brothers
Dip the Dips Popular as Coney Island Steamer
The article notes that the dip at Coney Island draws crowd numbers that require three officers and several workers to keep order. It emphasizes the attraction’s popularity and the need to manage surging crowds as boats land.
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Coney’s Big
Coney Island
International Auto Races Highlight Lyric Week
The Decoration day auto mobile races headline the Lyric bill in Cincinnati Sunday morning at o clock. McMahan and Jackson produced the moving pictures of the event, which draws a vast crowd estimated at eighty thousand spectators in the city.
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Lyric
McMahan & Jackson
Cincinnati
Animated Speedway Picture At Lyric Promises Vivid Carnage
The Lyric screens a lengthy speedway reel filled with dust smoke and blinding glare. A Victim of the Mormons is billed as a bio animated photoplay with Emmons and Colville performing popular songs in the show.
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Ardh
Parkway
Emmons
Colville
Walnut theater this week shows films and mind reading act
The Wal nut theater presents a moving picture program with Father Beaureau execution drama and the suspenseful Lady Audley's Secret. Mme Stella Teller performs a mind reading exhibition alongside comic pictures for varied entertainment this week.
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Walnut Theater
Mme. Stella Teller
Father Beaureau
Lady Audley
Illness Expensive to Government
In Atlantic City thirty sections of the American Medical association held all day meetings with papers on medical and surgical practice. The industrial diseases session highlighted a national report estimating industrial worker illness costs the United States about 772.9 million dollars in economic loss and medical care. The report argues that at least a quarter of this waste could be saved by better worker protection.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
United States
Longworth Plans Big Tariff Coup In House
Representative Longworth will offer an amendment to the sundry civil bill to continue the tariff board with the same scope duties and $225,000 appropriation. Democrats reportedly left no reference to the board to starve it by June 30, while Republicans plan to force a record vote and make it a campaign issue.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Longworth
House of Representatives
Tariff Board
House
Appropriations Committee
Representative Longworth
Ways and Means Committee
Wrights plan to carry out secret plane project
Orville Wright to continue the late Wilbur Wrights work on a secret aircraft with English aviator Alexander Ogilvie as the board weighs overruling the plan. A. F. Barnes was summoned to Dayton for a conference as Wright pushes for innovations to make aerial navigation as safe and practical as sea and rail travel. Wilbur Wright had hinted Ogilvies likely involvement before his death.
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New York
Orville Wright
Wright Company
Wilbur Wright
Alexander Ogilvie
Kill Devil Hill
N. C
A. F. Barnes
Dayton
Ogilvie
Orville
Senator George Nixon dies at 53 in Washington hospital
Senator George S Nixon of Nevada died at 10 p m at the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat hospital Washington after an illness of less than a week He underwent surgery last Thursday for removal of an abscess His wife and son traveled from San Francisco upon news Funeral arrangements to be announced Nixon was 53 and had begun a second Senate term on March 4 1911 Also noted General Daniel S Walker former Democratic national committee secretary died in Hoboken N J and is to be interred in Arlington The top of the item also records deaths of F B Kingsley in Kansas City Kan and E H Hubbard congressman from Iowa with burial plans and primary returns
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Commercial Tribune
WIRE
Washington
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Episcopal Eye
Senate
San Francisco
Nixon
Hoboken
N. J
Daniel S. Walker
Democratic National Committee
Arlington Cemetery
Walker
Robert J. Walker
the Treasury
Polk
Territory of
Kansas
War veteran and attorney Brigadier General Aquila Wiley dies
Brigadier General Aquila Wiley, 80, a Civil War veteran and attorney, died in Wooster Ohio. He once ran for Congress and was defeated by the late President William McKinley in 1877.
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John H. Landis
Ond
Clara Avenue
Phys
Ical
Addi
Tor
Dr. Landis
Clara Street
Pennsylvania
Flint
Walnut Hills
University of Public Opinion
Napoleon
Mme. de Stael
Lanois
Lick Run
Jacob Sachs
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Oscar Trounstine
Ohio Humane , Society
Harry Esterman
Trounstine
F. M. Wilmot
Carnegie Fund Commission
Pittsburg
Sachs
Gottlieb Koester
Queen City Avenue
Espelage
North Fairmount
Robert A. Atkinson
Siefke’s
St. Bonaventura’s
Cash
Bunker
Pennsylvania Institution
Fleischmann CO
Terrill
Lieutenant Hall
Watson
Canadian Pacific Express
Hazel M. Robertson
Oooo
Miss Robertson
Weber
Fields Big Jubilee Company
Joseph
Lewis
Cooe
Weber-Fields
Oro
ZOO Orchestra
Keith
Wright
Kansas City, Mo
F. B. Kingsley
Knight of the Elks
Kansas City
Kan
Sioux City
E. H. Hubbard
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