City Budget Woes and Old Eden Park Bid Fiasco Highlight 1913 Report
The piece details a city government with 1,400 to 1,500 employees spending about 2.5 million dollars yearly, including a critique of Service Director Price for rejecting low bids on refining Eden Park reservoir despite Kirchner Construction's offers of 114,731 and 116,538. It notes the cost impact of readvertising and questions funds for street cleaning as 1912 and current years rise, plus labor cuts and a Roosevelt fusion debate among local Republicans and Progressives. It mentions the Auditor Washburn pushing education funds under city control and staffing moves at City Hospital.
Cincinnati and Lebanon time table highlights trains and stations
The timetable lists trains from Cincinnati to Lebanon and nearby lines including Louisville and Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville routes. It shows departure and arrival times, station details on Pearl and Butler Streets, Union Central avenues, and Fourth Street, with daily and Sunday service notes and transfers at key hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
R. BR
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Third
Central Anon
Fourth Street
Central U Union
Arriva
Birham
Monney
N. O
Gulf
Knoxville
Atlanta
Macon
Sonville
Fla
Hav
Knox
Atta Macon & Ceo
Lexington
Lexington & Richmond
Almouth & Butler
Avrive
Surprise marriage ties Ruth Nave to James Murray
A small assembled group at Mrs Ruth Addy Nave and Mrs Kinney’s home learned of the secret marriage of Mrs Nave to James D Orsay Murray of London. The ceremony was led by Rev Charles Neibel and the couple left for Europe aboard a New York bound steamer June 19. The bride’s family had kept the wedding quiet after the death of Mrs Addy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Addy Nave
Kinney
Matthew Addy
Nave
James D'Orsay Murray
London
England
Europe
Charles Neibel
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Addy
East
New York
Grace Stanton
John Stanton
Ivanhoe Street
J. B. Meyers
Shepardsville
Forman
Louisville
Myers
Farman
Late Ruler of Greece Praised by Sarah Bernhardt
Madame Sarah Bernhardt recalls King George of Greece as generous, brave, artistic and kind, recounting meetings in London Paris and Athens. She notes his protection of theatrical puppeteers and his swift action to stop a knife attack, ending with the king’s assassination and hopes for humanity’s good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Bernhardt
George of
London
Comedie- Francais
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales
Prince of Ales
Edward VII
the Prince of Wales
George
Paris
Royal Castle
Athens
His
Graduation Day Glories and Summer Socials Reach Cincinnati
The University School held its commencement with diplomas presented by Morris L. Bettman as students delivered orations and poems. Following, many local couples announced weddings and extended gatherings as guests of honor prepared to depart for Detroit and summer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School
Morris L. Bettman
Board of Education
Elgar Orchestra
Confederation
Nelson Works
EOS
Tressa Berman
Spain
James Pease
James Garvey Cation
Carlyle
Robert McHugh
Badebee
Arthur Bettman
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyeésen
Margaret Heilbrun
Ralph Moffett
Salut d
Civic League Meeting Planned in June at Linton Hotel
The Civic League holds its next meeting Monday June 9 at 2 p.m. at the Linton Hotel with the annual election of officers and other business. Mrs Elliott Pendleton presides. Delegates Mrs D J Durrell and Mrs C F Klein were elected to represent Glenn Home at the National Convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society in Washington in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Linton Hotel
Elliott Pendleton
D. J. Durrell
C. F. Klein
Glenn Home
The
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Washington
Daughters promote Flag Day observance June 14
The Daughters of the American Revolution organize Flag Day activities urging proper observation on June 14. From sunrise to sunset flags will be displayed at houses schools and churches to honor patriotism and national heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolutiontion
SS Ld
Movement to set aside a Father's Day third Sunday in June
A campaign led by Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane proposes a national Fathers Day to honor fathers. The observance would fall on the third Sunday in June, with a red carnation worn to recognize the father figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruce Dodd
Spokane
Folger to Lead Club Closing Meeting With Folklore Talk
The Woman's Press Club closes its season with Miss Alice Adele Folger presiding at 3 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Temple. Miss Clara B. Jordan will present a paper on The Folklore of the Finger Ring, followed by toasts and roasts in verse and essay. Elections for Vice President and Federation Correspondent will occur, with the Committee on Inquiry reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Alice Adele Folger
Clara B. Jordan
Federation
Committee On Inquiry
Cincinnati Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage picks officers
Mrs. Florence Goff Schwarz is the Chairman Miss Alice A. Folger the Secretary and Mrs. F D Jameson the Treasurer of the Cincinnati Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage. Headquarters are in the Neave Building 208 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Goff Schwarz
Alice A. Folger
F. D. Jameson
Cincinnati Association
Neave
West
Fourth Street
Anti graft pastor weds without officiating fee in Chicago
The Rev. Almer Pennewell conducted the first anti graft wedding since declaring fees for ministers are graft. He will charge no fee in the future and requires clean health bills. The couple were Clifton Hunt of Cleveland and Dorothy Maize of Oak Park. The bride's father tried to push a fee but failed.
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Chicago
Almer Pennewell
Clifton Walker Hunt
Cleveland
Dorothy Maize
Oak Park
Fete Day Dress Features White Silk with Bulgarian Embroidery
A dress of soft white silk is gracefully draped and trimmed with rich colored Bulgarian embroidery. The hat is chiffon and lace with an upstanding rose trimming.
Hyde Park society hosts May Strebel events in June
Miss May Strebel dates are listed with entertainments by Hyde Park socialites. Miss Marguerite Runyan hosts May 28, Miss Louise Kohler plans a luncheon and card party Saturday, Miss Edith Wilson hosts a card party June 12, and Miss Clara Noell entertains for Strebel and Mr Moore with a dance Saturday evening June 14.
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Wilfrid Rush
Hyde Park
Detroit
Rush
Charles Chamberlain
Carter Avenue
Norwood
May Strebel
Marguerite Runyan
Louise Kohler
Evanston
Edith Wilson
Clara Noell
Clifton
Strebel
Mr. Moore
Cincinnatians at Capital
Special Dispatch reports E Z Blagg and Mr and Mrs J P Salb staying at Washington hotels. Representative Warren Gard departed for Hamilton this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
E. Z. Blagg
JP. Salb
Warren Gard
Hamilton
Girl suffers serious burns as clothes catch fire
Five year old Corona Hibel of 3116 Paxton road received severe burns yesterday when her clothes ignited while playing with them. A neighbor saw smoke from the Eibel home, efforts to extinguish flames followed, and she was rushed to Betts Street Hospital by fire and police units.
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Corona Hibel
Paxton Road
Cedee
Eibel
Company 46
Betts Street
Strawberry Festival Aids German Deaconess Hospital
The Ladies' Aid Society for Diaconate will hold its first strawberry festival on the lawn of the German Deaconess Home on Clifton Ave tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. No admission is charged. The event offers coffee cake strawberries and ice cream served by the volunteers, inviting many friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society For Diaconate
Daconess
Clifton Avenue
Conference on Valley Flood Conditions Held in Cleveland
A flood conference on the hie Valley flood conditions and prevention measures is scheduled in Cleveland on June 10. Col Henry Jervy and Maj Rand will attend from this city representing local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cleveland
Henry Jervey
Rand
Route schedules and stops for Queen & tpi Daves services
Schedule excerpt lists departures and arrivals among multiple connections from Lexington to cities including Chattanooga Birmingham New Orleans and Atlanta with intermediate points. Times vary from early morning to late evening and note Sunday only service.
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Queen & Tpi
Daves
Williamston
Int
Lexington
Attangoga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Mosile
New Orleans
Lrave
Columbia & Charles
Chatppanooga
Ati
Macon
Intermedite
Danville
Drkeebile
DIATE
Erlanger
Blanchet & Int
Dayton Toledo and Detroit Rail Schedules Fragment
Daily rail timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals for Dayton Toledo Detroit Hamilton Indianapolis Connersville and Glendale routes with varying times. Includes entries for Lima and Acornata with notes on daily service and weekend exceptions.
Norfolk and Western Railway Schedule Fragments
Partial timetable notes list trains from Pao Station to Fenova Bluefield Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond and others. Departures shown 8 45 a m 8 50 p m with 7 20 p m arrival and 6 50 a m 3 40 p m departures for Court Street Station Portsmouth Hillsboro and intermediate points. Ohio and intermediate points daily with 5 50 a m departures and 5 25 p m arrivals. Daily notes include daily except Sunday.
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Pennsylvania Station
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Pennsylvania
Columbis
Trermelgg
Neni
Washington
Phila
Delphia
New York
Richmond
Logansport
Chicago
Ghuite
Ene
Hamilton
Tagave
Milford
Os 'A
I” Ny
Ganeaville
Shnaieilie Liave
Lencaster
Preenenes
A. Grand Rapids
ST. Lotis Ann West
North Vernon
West ‘Baden
French Lick
Souter
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
New Orleans
Servich
Loveland
Oakley
Aim
Satan
Norfolk & Western
R. R. CO. Pao
Fenova
Bluefield
Roanoke
Lynch
Norfolk
INTER
Court Street
Court
Portsmouth
Hillsboro
Ohio
Cincinnati Rail Timetable Fragments Across Lines
A truncated OCR shows train schedules for New York Central Lines and connections detailing daily departures and arrivals among Cincinnati Urbana Indianapolis Bloomington Muncie and other hubs with various times and ex Sun notes. It lists multiple routes including Middletown Dayton Springfield and Werten Jackson, with speeds and service windows across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central
Umoun Depa
Biffalos
New York
Ig Ronton, Ly
Cincinnati
Ana Oes
D. T
Urbana
Kenton
Indianapolis
Papayette
Chily
Sin
Haute
Tay
Aly Bie
Cincinnat
Bloomington
EO Ly
Cincinnnati
Anderson
Rion Ion
Benton
Sum
Vale Ts
Tsa
Sun
Muncie
Cine Wert
Jackson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Timetable Fragments
Irregular OCR excerpt shows rail connections among Chesapeake and Ohio lines. Mentions Grand Central Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Rich Norfolk Ports Ashland Huntington Trenton and local stations with depart times such as 6:00 a.m. and 8:25 p.m. Indicates schedule shorthand for various intercity routes and local accommodation.
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Chesapeake & Eofs
Indiana
CHI
RICH
Mun
Avende Station
Maysville
Ashland
Char Huntington
Tronton
Chesapeake
Ohio R. R
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Price
Eden Park
Kirchner Construction Company
Kirch
Ner Company
Mr. Kirchner
Publican
Taxpayer
Marschheuser
City Service
Marschhouser
Parent
Roosevelt
Mr. Roose
Veltt
Thomas Darby
Republican Party
Frank Dinsmore
Menting
Mee Ee
Mr. Roosevelt
Nicholas Long
Worth
Colonel Roosevelt
Washburn
Educa
Tion
Ucation
Archie Miller
Lampe
Miller
John H.lundmaker
Schwab
Springfield
Ohio Electric Railway Company
Sundmaker
Board of Elections
Vista and
Holly
Harry Sherrick
Duckworth Democratic Club
Daniel Allingham
West Ninth
Allingham
Henry Kleiber
Andd
Powel Crosley
Motthside Business Club
Mr. Crosley
Leb
Breese
Lebanon
Miss McParlin
Helen McParlin
Marguerite McParlin
Thornton
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Miss Blanche, Goodhue
Charlotte Rogers
Henry H. Frey
Miss Helen
Marguerite
Richard Mitchell
Monica Mitchell
William L. Dickson
van Hamm Wilshire
Misees
Butler
Helen Ford
George Longstreth
Daniel McLaren
Country Club
Glendale
Marianna Taussig
Fanny May Grossius
Julia Anderson
Elizabeth McLaren
Glandale
Margaret Olmstead
Helen Brown
Columbus
Marie Kupferschmid
Virginia
Bell
Elizabeth
St. John Jones
Helen Shipley
Dorothy Sattler
Mary Elizabeth
Harriet Kemper
Miles Standish Slocum
Miss Doherty
Louise Sterling
Turnverein
Alice Barnard
Louise McLaren
Ruth Wilson
Dorothy Anderson
Louise Chase
Frances Johnson
Madeline Rowe
Margaret Anderson
Hannah Shipley
Helen McDonald
Natalie Powell
Julia Galvin
E. W. MacCallister
Bassie Caldwell
Pittsburg
MacCallister
John Caldwell
Northside
Emma Eaton
Rome
Rose
Charlotte Toch
James J. Stephenson
South Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Thomas
Aley
J. H. Hall
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Roduce
Charles R. Fox
Murdock
Dubell
Harper
Joseph Harrison
Andrew Miller
George Keeper
Avegr2
Noyes
Geo. A. Wiltsee
Fitch
Robert Hyndman
Clara Chipman Newton
Otto Renner
Jerome Howard
Schuster School
Alms
Walnut Hills Library
Altamont
Ft. Thomas
Orpheum Theater
Janet Rhodes
Beatrice Carmichael
Helen Justis
Mary Landis
Edith Maton
Jane Griffith
Mary Anderson
Martha Shipley
Frances Howe
Mary Hanna
Doris Andrews
Dorothy Woods
W. F. Robertson
D. S.rpenter
Mildred Carpenter
Miami Military Institute
Madame Sarah Bernhardt Tihs
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Eeee
Massenet
Aen Alinta Matteman
Maitis Deliupau
Conservatory Vot Music
Mozelle Bennett
Mabel Dunn
Emily Rose
Maria Elise Johnson
Cornelia Munz
Lena Palmer
James Garvey
Margery Weilbrun
Alice Kuhn
Bernice Marx
Kemper Lane
Walnutius
Macbrair
Charles Horton
Morton Crane
A. Search
Charles §. Lush
Eugene Crain
Reinhardt
Katherine Drake
G. F. Munson
W. C. Wachs
Gifton
Katherine Shepherd
Greve Nue
Wyoming
Ethel Dee
George Hafer
Toledo
Middle Bass Island
John Keys Sterrett
Lilian Cloon
Arthur Adelbert Stearns
East 115Th Street
Sterretts
Queen City
Frank van Slyck
Florence Barton van Slyck
Clarence Lushbaugh
Rockdale Avenue
Miss van Slyck
Agnes van Slyck
Lynn Percival
Covington
W. H. Lushbaugh
A. G. Norman
Christine Norman
Ethel
Our Girls’Missionary Society
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Will
Mainaverdue
Sherman
Zoo
Woodward
C.E. Boyer
L. F. Ratterman
Mathew Ryan
Meyer Schmidt
F. Jones
A. Mills
Robert E. Heekin
Gus Scheck
Fred W. Strebel
Daniel Clark Moore
Spring Trove Avenue
Amoretta Fitch
Glena
Woman’s Press Club
Chicago Divine
Ake
Charles HH. Wilson
Pleasant Ridge
Mary M. Whiten
Kenyon
Frank
Waits
Madisonville
Aanee
Ella I
Baltimore
Milton R. Battner
Main St Sae
Marie Nolan
Sycamore St
Benjamin Segal
Myrtle
Bertha Brill
Joseph Marcus
Mollye Eppstein
Lince
William Brick
Delta
Vine
James W. Buckleins
Helen Fagin
Charles Packer
Hatch St
Lucy. Wilson
Martin St
Theo
Mae Bauer
John T. Petty
Carrie Conley
O. Murray
Ruth Addy
Meee Uburn
Corona
Hibel
Clifton Ave
W. BR
Wheeling
Lumbus
Newark
P. Washington
GlTh
Isterlino
Columbu
Hamden Athens
Parker
P. m
Greenfield and
Hillicoth
Teaco
Mit Amy
I .m
Indeanapolis
Hamiltop Ana
Indianapolis--Ly
Connersville
Acornata
Dayton
A. m
Glendal
O. m
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