Railroads Penny Increases Net Earnings In 1904
Annual Pennsylvanian Company meeting in Pittsburgh reports 1904 gross earnings 36 390 582.92 and net operating earnings 8 292 868.56 after rentals. Tonnage rose 5.8 percent and passengers up 4 percent from 1903. old board of directors reelected. officers to be chosen in Philadelphia next week.
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Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Messrs
A. J. Cassatt
John P. Green
W. H. Barnes
N. P. Shortridge
Charles E. Pugh
Samuel Rhea
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
Effingham B. Morris
Philadelphia
James McCrea
Joseph Wood
J. J. Turner
Edward B. Taylor
Pittsburg
Rail race sharpens over time cuts Cincinnati to New York
The Pennsylvania Company threatens retaliation if Big Four reduces Cincinnati to New York time to match Twentieth Century Limited gains Chicago to New York. Big Four weighs moving the Limited from Cincinnati from 8 pm to 2 pm. Pennsylvania and New York Central Lines exchange intimation of prompt countermeasures. C. E. Schaff and Warren J. Lynch depart for New York amid rising railway curiosity.
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Pennsylvania Company
Big Four
Cincinnati
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
C. E. Schaff
Warren J. Lynch
Great Central This Month Will Settle Several Big Plans
Pere Marquette president Russell Harding and vice president C. H. D. return from New York. Harding says within ten days key matters will be settled and company plans advance. Plans include bridging the Ohio River extending lines into coal fields and C. C. L. entrance into Chicago with a possible eastern link at Buffalo.
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Russell Harding
Pere Marquette
New York
Traveling Freight Agents Meet in Buffalo Convention
The National Association of Traveling Freight Agents will hold its annual convention in Buffalo New York on June 13 14 and 15 A large attendance is expected with many agents bringing wives The Transportation Club of Cleveland Ohio plans to entertain travelers and invites members to spend Monday June 12 in Cleveland before continuing to Buffalo
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National Association of Traveling Freight Agents
Buffalo
N. Y
Transportation Club of
Cleveland
Illinois Central Souvenir Booklet Sent By Agent
Joseph Biggs district passenger agent for Illinois Central mails a handsome souvenir booklet to friends. The item recounts the line history and includes fine half tone illustrations of notable scenes from the recent delegation of foreign railway men trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Biggs
Illinois Central
Masons Dedicate Toledo Temple as Scottish Rite Opens
The dedication of the new Masonic Temple of Toledo occurred yesterday and the Scottish Rite reunion in Toledo begins this morning and runs to Friday night. A large Cincinnati delegation, led by Henry C. Urner and others, travels by car to participate.
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Masonic Temple
Toledo
Scottish Rite
Cincinnati
The
Rite
Ohio Council of Deliberation
Henry C. Urner
Levi C. Goodale
Frank G. Curry
Joel C. Clore
Wm. B. Melish
Jacob H. Bromwell
Police Lunch in Saloon Becomes City Question
Patrolmen Fred Beck and Charles H. E. Bieck were found dining in a saloon dining room last Sunday and appeared before Acting Mayor Gordon. They claimed no other beat lunch option. the saloon proprietor offered a meal. Both officers, with clean records, were admonished to seek meals elsewhere on Sundays.
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Fred Beck
Charles H. E. Bieck
Gordon
Pardon Board Pairs Parole Two Suspects From Workhouse
The Pardon Board yesterday paroled from the workhouse George Seegars and George Carroll two men who attempted to hold up Patrolman Schaefer. The officer was in plain clothes when the incident occurred and arrested them, placing them in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon Board
George Seegars
George Carroll
Schaefer
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Teething Remedy Review
A fragment discusses Mrs Winslow's Teething Salve touted to ease teething discomfort. The note claims soothing effects and wind relief, but text is garbled and unreadable about usage and claims.
Harper May Come Here to Testify in Wheat Pool Probe
Federal court witnesses accuse E L Harper of attempting to buy all wheat in 1887 and wreck Fidelity Bank via a blind pool. President Eugene Zimmerman denies signing the pool pact, says he never bought wheat and may be summoned to testify. Cross examination ties John V Lewis to Harper as a partner and questions market manipulation.
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Eugene Zimmerman
E L. Harper
Fidelity Bank
Zimmerman
Harper
Wiliam Stichtenoth
George Newton
Los Angeles
Cal
Newton
Irwin, Green & Co
John DeWitt
Stichtenoth
Boston
Joseph W. Wilshire
John V. Lewis
Mr. Harper
E. L. Harper
Hanging Rock
Lewis
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Subdivisions
A dense list of property transactions shows buyers and sellers exchanging lots in Park Place, Neave’s subdivision, Cross street, and other blocks. The filings include conveyed parcels on Buckeye street, Lyon street, and near Symmes, with numerous Lire of Lot numbers and street positions. mortgages follow for several buyers to lending agents and firms.
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Mary
Neave’s
State Avenue
Eodore Banker
John Halblaub
Cross Street
Josephine Brackmann
Charles Rentrop
Lyon Street
Ohio Snd
Fred B. Gier
Nathan Eppinger
Buckeye Street
Frank G. Jobson
Sheriff
John Chapman Co
A. H. Ernst
Spring Garden
Mark B. Greene
Rosa Lyons
Mansfield Street
James G. Cooper
Edith
Chamberlin
Bofinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
Maria Ehrhart
Charles H. Cole
Symmes
Mary E. Seymour
Oxley
Lock
William J. Love, Jr
Mary Moenkedick
CREM
Martha Mehne
Elizabeth G. Mehne
Wood & Kennedy
Sune Savnong
Ccmelae
Frazer-D. Acomb
Charles Hohnstine
Thos. Auten
Pleasant Ridge
John T. Weighell
Mond C. Wettengel
Weighell
Hosea Avenue
Harry H. Coombe
Alexander Cohen
Hopking Street
Cutter Street
Eliza Myers
Harry H Dowuee
John G. Saffer
Cedar Grove
Catherine Struewe
Henry Struewe
Carson & Bell
Joseph D. Engelbert
Hoesman
Walnut Hills
John C. Dacey
Joseph Toohey
Wayne Street
Josephine Risselt
Antoinette Risselt
Martha E. Brownet
Ed- Side Road
Hyde Park
John P. Grandin
George Kendigs
Court and
Race Streets
Adam B. Zeter
Louise Schwendler
Thomas Bishop
Ella Pierson
Katherine Egner
Turn Heights
Walter Rockhill
Louis H. Marsh
Norwood View
George H. Astler
Katherine A. Astier Et al
la Hopkins
Elmiran
T Enright
Edwin To
Conant
Blackford
Chase and Gordon Streete
Henry Barkhau
Per Sheriff
Baward Bernhard
Ee Ee Addo Aan
Latest Burt’s Footwear Styles Make a Bold Statement
The text touts the newest Burt’s shoes with fashion forward toes, heels, and a drop toe design. It highlights eyelets, ribbon laces, patent colf, tan Russian calf, and brown vic kid, noting an assortment of black, tan, and colored leathers to match gowns.
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Burt
Cincinnati Fire Dept Orders Heavy Uniforms All Day
Chief Archibald enforces a new rule requiring every Cincinnati fireman to wear full uniform from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. The change, aimed at deportment and appearance rather than efficiency, will force the men to endure intense heat in wool coats caps and starched collars, with relaxation only after 6 p.m.
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Cincinnati Fire Department
Archibald
City Recital by Students of Mrs McAlspin
A recital by students of Mrs William McAlspin is scheduled for Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 o clock in the Scottish Rite Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAlspin
Scottish Rite Hall
Walnut Hills Boulevard Plan on City Public Meeting
The City Council Committee on Appropriation of Property will hold a public meeting Friday afternoon to consider the proposed Walnut Hills boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Walnut Hills
Appoints Patrolmen To City Force
Acting Mayor Gordon yesterday appointed Joseph L. Somhorst of 1916 Cole Rain Avenue and Louis Ganderberger of 12 West Court Street as substitute patrolmen in the city police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Joseph L. Somhorst
Colerain Avenue
Louis Ganderberger
West Court Street
Steel Canal Boats Ready For Service On Canal
Eight new steel boats from the Opie Boat Company will be put into service on the canal soon. Three have already been launched and are ready for traffic at Lockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Boat Company
Lockland
Walnut Hills WCTU Meeting at Walnut Hills Christian Church
The Walnut Hills WCTU will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at Walnut Hills Christian Church on Locust Street. Mrs. D R White is the scheduled speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Local Eagles elect slate of officers and medical staff
Theodore Homer was chosen trustee at the election of the local aerle of Eagles. The medical staff elected includes Drs. C. T. Pierce A. C. Busch Louis Grear and E. O. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerle of Eagles
Theodore Homer
Cantata The Great Light to Be Sung at McKendree Church
A sacred cantata titled The Great Light will be performed Thursday by the choir at McKendree M E Church. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendree M. E
Glenn Industrial Home Meeting At West Fourth Street
The annual meeting at Glenn Industrial Home on West Fourth Street begins this afternoon at 2 30. The Rev Mrs I D Jones will officiate and Bishop John M Walden will deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Industrial
West Fourth Street
I. D. Jones
John M. Walden
Mortgages Canceled and Transfers Across Local Firms
A list of cancelled mortgages and new assignments shows George N. Brown Hyde Park L B M and others, including Catherine Keeveny to Flora Smith, Mark B. Greene to San Marco B L, and Wm Schmidt Jr to August Schmidt. Amounts noted range from 1,200 to 4,500 with various firms such as Guarantee Deposit Co and Exposition Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shaw
Susan J. Storrs
Price Hill L. & B. Co
Charles Hohnstine
Cottage B. A L. Co
Keeveny
Flora Smith
Edith
Chamberlin
Mary E. Nieman
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Highlands
Anton York
F. Warner
Ohio Se & Raith Bch
Chamblin
James Re
Atlas L. & B. Weee
Goodman
William Apking
Edward Fehlerson
William H. Perry
Adams B
Andre W. Levi
Senate L. & B. Co
Arthur C. Risher
Dora Powell Co
Bartholomew Ely School Co
Dora- Samuel
Gest
George N. Brown
Hyde Park
Ellen
Cage
Everett Reet
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of cases filed in Common Pleas Court with docket numbers and parties including Katherine Fecker versus P A Keck for 720 in services. Frank Smith versus City of Cincinnati for injunction. Edwin McFarland versus City of Cincinnati for injunction. City of Cincinnati versus Barbara Koeser for land compensation. Emma Carter versus Joshua Carter partition of estate. R K Hynicka treasurer versus Sarah Ridlin tax lien foreclosure. Hynicka treasurer versus Eugene Villatte tax foreclosure. David Alland versus Frank Boyer motion to discharge attachment. Superior Court case Sophia Cawes versus Otaki es for $20 prescription. Elmer Amend will not cure all complaints but rheumatism.
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Katherine Fecker
P. A. Keck
J. C. Healy
Frank Smith
City of Cincinnaati
Burch & Johnson
Edwin McFarland
City of Cincinnati
C. J. Hunt
O. W. Bennett
Barbara Koeser
Co. J. Hunt
Emma
Carter
Joshua C. Carter
Frank P. Garrison
R. K. Hynicka
Sarah P. Ridlin
Wm. F. Chambers
Eugene Villatte
David E. Alland E al
Frank Boyer
Superior Court
Sophia Ca
Otakies
H. C
Bankruptcy Petitions File Against Pendery Grocery and Moehliman
In Federal Court petitions were filed to place Pendery Grocery Company of Wyoming in bankruptcy. Colter & Co. claim $615 and Hawke Bros. $105 against the company. Charles Moehliman of Dayton filed a bankruptcy petition showing debts totaling $742.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings
Pendery Grocery Company
Wyoming
Colter & Co
Hawke Bros
Chas. Moehliman
Dayton
Attorney Leo Cavagna Struck Ill at Majestic Café
Taken seriously ill yesterday at the Majestic Cafe, attorney Leo Cavagna of 127 Garfield Place was taken to City Hospital in an unconscious condition. He revived last night and is expected to recover.
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Majestic Cafe
Leo Cavagna
Garfield Place
Charles E. Brown Improves After Illness At City Hospital
Charles Edgar Brown former Postmaster of Cincinnati and ex Police Commissioner had been dangerously ill at City Hospital from heart trouble and was reported improved last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edgar Brown
Cincinnati
City Hospital
Salvation Army seeks funds for annual outing to poor children
The Salvation Army solicits funds for its annual outing to poor children to be given July 6. Last year more than 1,000 children from crowded city districts enjoyed a day at Coney Island.
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Salvation Army
Coney Island
Board weighs use of school bond proceeds for repairs
The Board of Education discussed whether bond sale proceeds may be used to repair and improve old school buildings and decided to request an opinion from the City Solicitor on the issue.
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Board of Education
Warrants issued for three men over city closing ordinance
Three warrants were issued yesterday for the arrest of barbers charged with violating the Suns day closing ordinance. Targets include Charles Lenhardt and his son Charles Lenhardt Jr of 746 West Court Street and John Brown of the C H D barbershop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns
Chales Lenhardt
Charles Lenhardt, Jr
West Court Street
John Brown
Banquet for Smith-Kasson Shoe Company Guests at Coney Island
About 100 employees and guests attended a banquet at Coney Island last evening. They traveled to the venue on special traction cars and returned by boat. Captain Lee Brooks served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Smith-Kasson Shoe Company
Coney Island
Lee Brooks
Subcontractor Injured From Fall at Batesville Arch
William Brandon a subcontractor living at 423 West Court Street arrived in Cincinnati yesterday with a shattered elbow and scalp wounds from falling from a concrete arch he was building over a railroad in Batesville Indiana. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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William Brandon
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Batesville
Ind
City Hospital
Derrick crashes at Havin Building works injuring two men
A massive derrick arm collapsed during hoisting at the Havin Building operations and dropped an iron beam of about a ton. Workers Harry Klein and James Mullane sustained slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviin
Harry Klein
James Mullane
Retaining Wall Urged on Feemster Street
Councilman Kellogg notified the Board of Public Service that without an immediate retaining wall on the south side of Feemster street the street will be washed away. City Engineer Breen was directed to investigate at once and report costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Board of Public Service
Feemster Street
Breen
Presbyterial Society Meets at Seventh Church in East Walnut Hills
The Presbyterial Society of the Home and Foreign Missions held an all day gathering yesterday at the Seventh Presbyterian Church in East Walnut Hills. A highlight was a talk titled The Philippines as I Have Known Them by Mrs. O. J. Nave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterial Society of the Home and Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Churches
Seventh Presbyterian Church
East Walnut Hills
Philippines
O. J. Nave
New York Firm Offers Cheaper Drugs for Cincinnati
City Purchasing Agent Cox announced a New York firm will sell hexamethylenetetramine carbolic acid and other drugs for less than local Cincinnati dealers. He has authority to purchase and informed the Board of Public Service that Cincinnati Hospital drug needs may shift purchases away from local suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cox
Board of Public Service
New York
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