Railway Sleuth Officers Elected at Brief Meeting
The Association of Railway Special Agents elected W G Baldwin as President. F M Shafer became First Vice President, J J Risdon Second Vice President, G A Ogline Third Vice President, and C C H Dawson re elected Secretary and Treasurer. Delegates travel to Indianapolis and Lexington as guests of railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CommeRcial TribuNe
J. J. Risdon
F. M. Shafer
W. G. Baldwin
C. H. Dawson
Grant Oglivie
Association ‘of
Indianapolis
W- G. Baldwin
Baldwin
N. W
Seaboard Air Line
Roanoke
United States Express Company
Chicago & Indiana
G. A. Ogline
B. & O. Police
Cc. H. Dawson
Burlington Lines
Aurora
Lexington
Paroled Indiana Prisoner Ordered Returned by Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Nelson Hughes a paroled Indiana prisoner must be sent back to Indiana by Kentucky authorities where he was held. Hughes argued he was not fugitive after pardon but the court held parole did not end his sentence and he remains subject to Indiana jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Nelson Hughes
Indiana
Kentucky
Hughes
Louisville
United States Court
Court of Appeals
Lorton
Aughes
May Mails Set Cincinnati Post Office Record
May reports show record postal activity for the Cincinnati Post Office with 12 591 150 letters and e cards sent from the city and 9 776 840 inbound mail within the city. Registry handled 22 000 registered items sent cityward and 14 200 dispatched abroad. Revenue for the month reached 154 161 dollars as 86 670 items were misdirected requiring correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Registry Department
City Reverses Water Main Contract Award
The Board of Water Works Commissioners rescinded the bid to J. H. Baumer & Co for laying water main on Reading road at 5506.75 and awarded it to Frank Burns at 9475.50. A suit will recover the difference from Baumer as they failed to sign after two notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Reading Road
J. H. Baumer & Co
Frank Burns
June Weddings Celebrate New Hastings at Price Hill
A series of weddings marked June at homes in Price Hill and Avondale. Florence Lucile Jones married Edgar Northcott Hannaford at his sister’s residence with a small ceremony and reception attended by family friends. Mildred Campbell wed Matthew Henry Burton at the Dinsmore home with a limited guest list and a pink peony decor. Elizabeth Holden married Frank Folger Hallock at the Holden home in Walnut Hills with a short ceremony and trip to Wheeling. Mabel Birch wed Tom Birch at the Hubbard cottage in Miamiville with a 4 PM ceremony and camp-life postnuptials. Marie Proctor and C R M Burroughs wed at Linwood with a small supper. Isabel Witte and Henry Brons to Chicago and Denver embark on a bridal tour after their St Bernard church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Jones
Elberon Avenue
Price Hill
Florence Lucile
Edgar Northcott Hannaford
Winton Place
E. N. Ellsworth
Mesvirs
Stewart Rose
Howard Jones
Lillie Pierson
Elizabeth Anderson
Margaret Murdock
A. L. Innes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alice and
Roberta Rose
Dorothy Hannaford
Mary Anderson
Gibson Rose
Paul Kugler
Ford Veazey
Harry Mead
Mildred Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Matthew Henry Burton
Frank Dinsmore
Hutchins Avenue
Avondale
Charles Frederic Goss
Joseph
Jane Dinsmore
Mrs. Burton
Elizabeth Holden
Frank Folger Hallock
Wheeling
W. Va
W.&. Holden
Windsor Street
Walnut Hills
Clerimond Mendel
Walker Holden
Alma Holden
Albert Hallock
Robert Harris
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Greenwood Jones
Hallock
Charles R. Hubbard
Miamiville
Miami River
Mabel
Tom Birch
Carthage
Frank G. Mitchell
Hartwell
Hughes High School
Helen Meserole
Madeira
Wilbur Bonnell
Mrs. Birch
E. B. Ferris
Linwood
Marie Proctor
Columbus
C. R. M. Burroughs
Franklin Johnson
Burroughs
Fulda
Isabel Witte
Herman J. Witte
Henry W. Brons
Chicago
St. Clemens Catholic Church
St. Bernard
Denver
Madeline A. Herman
Oliver St
Richard Lang
Queen Chy
Margaret
Bat BY
Hosea BV
Joseph F. Finke
Norwood
Katherine Deters
Harry Clay Hazen
Sarah May Witt
Hollister St
Fourth St
Mary M. Meyer
Sycamore St
Jacob F. Wambsgans
Fairmount
Lillian Frank
Fred H. Batsche
Logan
Emma Frey
Walter Bryant
Third St
Virginia Caskey
W. Third St
George P. Rayngle
Clara M. Ahrens
Vine
Walter L. Crusey
Sandusky
Fergus St
Cherie Tuttle
Albert Sauer
Ethan Dy
Hannah Mueller
Bank
William B. Eckerle
Gulow St
Elsie Ellwood
Poplar
Matthew H. Burton
Hutchins
William Farrell
Plum
Csecseee
Katherine Oswald
Plum Bt
Arthur A. Manning
Liberty
Mary J. Crim
MceMicken
John McGrath
Tozzer
Anna McHugh
Power
John G. Hilling
Clark St
Anna McGrane
Kilgour St
Joseph W. Maddock
Hopkins St
Anna Delaney
Clinton St
R N. Hannaford
Florence Lt. Jones
Elberon Av
Edward A. Bartlett
Hamilton
Mabel Richards
W. Fifth St
Walter Mills
Camp Dennison
Lillie T. Mulvey
William Millerhaus
Ecweidt
Kirby
Frank V. Black
Emery
Jennie J. McGuire
Hotel
Ward M. McElroy
Eighth St
McBride
Cohoon St
Daniel M. O'Connell
Sargent Pesci
Callahan
Icdeecouee
Nathan C. Johnson
Iseeeseeeee
Mayme Lee Martin
Dayton Whenadcassine C, Voll
Mulberry St
Jeannette Mueller
Ludlow
Maurice J. O'Hare
Cecelia B. Weinkam
Jane Cheviot
Quesla Mueller
Westwood
Jesse A Lawrence
Astern
Mary Batl
Uig Mari
Lie Geiser
Lillis Vine St George Geiser
Vine St
Tallie Burk
Ohio
Phill
Ludwig
Soldier returns from Philippines to wed Georgetown bride
CC. K. Grimes, 22, returns from three years in the Philippines Moros campaign and marries Miss May Woods, 18, both of Georgetown, Ohio, in the Dennison House parlor. The couple, after a brief reunion, depart for Georgetown to tell his parents the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. K. Grimes
Miss May Woods
Georgetown
Dennison
Grimes
Miss Woods
Gervaise Roughton
Wesley Chapel
Georges Town
Call for $50 Million Annual Rivers Maintenance Fund
Colonel John L. Vance, head of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association, urged the U.S. Congress to annually appropriate fifty million dollars for river navigation and improvement, matching the navy budget. He spoke at a Business Men's Club meeting as plans for a National Waterways Congress in Washington were outlined and funding raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Congress
Navy
John L. Vance
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Business Men's Club
Washington
Patrick J. Hanway Dies at 59 in Brooklyn Typhoid
Patrick J. Hanway, former editor and publisher of The Brooklyn Standard and The Vigilant insurance publication, died at his Brooklyn home of typhoid fever. He was 59 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick J. Hanway
The
Brooklyn Standard
the Vigilant
Brooklyn
Miss Alice Roosevelt Dines With Younger Set
Mrs Taft hosts a dinner for Miss Alice Roosevelt at the Taft residence in Pike Street with twenty young city elites. Guests include Miss Holmes Miss Shillito Miss Bowler and Mr Longworth among others. Attire is white Mull and gowns in white and pale tones. A garden party at Rookwood and a Country Club dinner follow in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Alice Roosevelt
Buckner Wallingford
Taft
Mrs. Wallingford
Miss Roosevelt
Miss Holmes
Mary Shillito
Miss Bowler
Gladys Ingalls
Mary Wilby
Miss Hinkle
Louise Taft
Messrs
Nicholas Longworth
Tyler Field
Henry F. Woods
Dan Kittredge
Buckner Anderson
A. Thayer
Lawrence Minor
J. W. B. Scarborough
Mrs. Taft
Miss Taft
Miss Hinklé
Miss Ingalls
Miss Wilby
Miss Shillito
Paving Contracts Awarded by Board of Public Service
The Pike street bid from Third to Fifth is awarded to Henkel & Sullivan for 7797.65 at 2.8323 per sq yd. Poplar street and East Fifth contracts go to Barber Asphalt at 4122 and 2407.87, rates 1.58 and 1.06 per sq yd, the lowest asphalt bids yet in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
Third
Fifth Street
Board of Public Service
Henkel & Sullivan
Poplar Street
Linn
Baymiller
East Fifth
Vine
Walnut
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Cincinnati
Tuberculosis Society Convention Report Filed
Dr. B. F. Lyle of the Branch Hospital submitted a Board of Health report on the May 18 and 19 convention in Washington of the Society for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The report follows City Solicitor Hunt’s ruling that Public Service funds may not cover attendance costs unless there is a direct city benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lyle
Board of Health
Washington
Society For the Study and Prevention of
Hunt
Board of Public Service
Babe Dies Suddenly in Mt. Auburn Home
Theodore Bauer Jr is listed as father and a clerk at Merchants National Bank. Six month old son Theodore Bauer III died yesterday morning at Euclid avenue Mt. Auburn from a paralytic brain stroke. Coroner notified as no doctor arrived in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Theodore Bauer, Jr
The
Merchants’ National Bank
Euclid Avenue
Mt. Auburn
6066 Girl's Dress for Ages 8 to 14
The dress features Persian lawn fabric with Valenciennes lace trim and a yoke of inserted and narrow puff detailing. It uses a waist and straight skirt with a bertha shirted yoke, elbow length puff sleeves, and a straight gathered flounce. Pattern 5066 fits 8 to 14 years with specific yardage and lace requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills church to dedicate new pipe organ
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church to dedicate its rebuilt pipe organ on Thursday evening June 8. The instrument, once donated in 1871 by Augustus Wessel, has been completely rebuilt with a new mechanism and electric motor. Miss Allie Winans will perform an organ recital followed by a sacred concert featuring a double quartet including George Price and others, with works by Lemmens Westen holme Batiste Hollins Parker Mendelssohn Spickler and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church
Augustus Wessel
Allie Winans
Lemmens
Pascale
Westenholme
Batiste
Offertoire
Hollins
George Price
Celia Ungeheuer
Rachel Butler
Rose Fisher Smith
Ella Strunk
Messrs
Wintter H. Watts
Linn Watts
Sydney J. Cowen
Hal Hayden
Parker
Mendelssohn
Licensed to Marry in Cincinnati Area Noted
The Cincinnati marriage licenses list names, ages, and addresses of 40 couples. Notable entries include Madeline A. Herman 23 and Richard Lang 28 in Cincinnati, Estella M. Kaiser 23 and Joseph F. Finke in Norwood, and Mary J. Crim in MceMicken. Multiple pairs are shown across Norwood St Bernard Madisonville and Fairfield areas with varied ages and street addresses.
Names Listed for Covington Residents and Surrounding Areas
A read-through lists numerous residents with ages and locales in Covington and nearby areas. Names include John Prushoff, Kate Korte, Henry Bishop, Josephine Butseh, Charles Holtrundes, Mayme Buderhacke, William J. Flickinger of Latonia Kentucky, Rose Rohrig, Julia M. Rauw, Frederick J. Baliman, Mary Meiner, George Knipper, Mary Fydeeese, Fred J. Vonderschmitt, Theresa Talbert, Andrew A. Brell, India Ackman, William G. Pena, Caudell in Stanton Kentucky, Christina Lucke, Trace Casson, A D White, Mrs C F Moore of Cincinnati, among others. The OCR text mixes locations, kinships, and potential ages, indicating a local notice or directory-like listing of names and places in the Covington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Prushoff
Covington
Eeenes
Kate Korte
Rose Rohrig
Frederick J. Baliman
Mary Meiner
George Knipper
Mary Fycdeeese
Fred J. Vonderschmitt
Theresa Talbert
O.oo
Andrew A. Brell
India
Ackman
William
G. Pena
Caudell
Stanton
Christina Lucke
Trace Casson
A.D. White
Cincinnati
Terete
Seavant’s Li
C.F. Moore
Cincinnnati
Residence, Wiles Cooki a Ens Nap Anna Belle Thomas
Residence notice involving Anna Belle Thomas in Covington with unclear text about occupancy or ownership. The fragment suggests a legal or public notice context but details remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles Cook
Anna Belle Thomas
Covington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Association OF Railway Sleuths
N. C
CITY
Conrad Newman
Harvey Avenue
Jerome
Dinsmore
Quldier
Philippines
Alice
White
Rookwood
Babe
May Manton
Shillito
Burt
Edwin C. Burt
Oxfords
Colt
Edwin G. Burt
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Walnut Hills Church
Greater
Newport
Pattern Department
Fair
Siefert CO
Vine and 12Th Sts
May Manton Pattern Co
Masenlo Temple
Toledo
Detroit
Central Union Depot
Ingalls Building
Dumpty
Jolly March
Twostep
the Woman’s Popular Home and Fashion Journal
Winifred Graham
Paris
Home Talk
Dr. Lyon
Sir Lyd. Dds
Windsor
FMM
Tune & Co
Government Square
China
Closson
West
Masonic
Kilwinning
H. E. Engelhart
H. P. L. L. Latta
Seo’y
Fagin—Morgan Harrison
Glenwood Avenue
Monroe
Jennie
Charles E. Monroe
Cleveland
Spring Grove
O’connor
Mary E
Margaret Mount
Knowlton and
Fergus Streets
Cumminsville
St. Patrick Church
Clarence E
A. E. Rose
Bellevue
Napoleon, Ind
Pcconnor
Knowlton
E Pwilliams
Archibald
Tayr Alley
Chandler
George Lewis
Front
Evans
Vin i Gonnors
Avilliam R
Mnonthe
Deaney Ackerman
Herman
Congress
Ochard
Mary
City Infirmary
Hepp
Marcus
W. Court
Bagot
James K
Jones
Moorman
Selima
Baker
William M
St. James
Fagin
Morgan
Glertwood
O'Connor
Everett
W. Eighth
Delano
Lena
George
Sidney Av
Grosd
Doretn
Aea Wade
Ade
Nigholson
Gnuessar
Nikolla
McMillan
Hattel
Elder
Geo. A. Wiltsee
Rto
John F. Wiltgee
West 880, Wy. 6Th St
Hunts Man & CO
Walnut ST
Lodwick
Maryland Company
Commercial Tribune Building
Golden Jubilee Western College
Oxford College
Great Central
Oxford
Fifth
Fifth and
Rose
Stanutger Eerie
Fountain
Dow's
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