University of Cincinnati Confers Degrees at Commencement
The University of Cincinnati awarded 137 degrees in a Music Hall commencement. President Dabney spoke by proxy due to illness. 140 degrees including honorary ones were conferred on William P Rogers James Ames George Kirchwey Frederick Shattuck Edward Sanford. The university announced Carnegie Foundation approval for pensions for retiring professors and discussed the cooperative engineering program and external university courses. About 2,500 attended the exercises and awards were given for law and medical departments with Phi Beta Kappa recognitions.
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The
University of Cincinnati
Music Hall
Cincinnati
University
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
William Perry Rogers
James Barr Ames
Harvard
George W. Kirchwey
New York City
Frederick Cheever Shattuck
Edward Terry Sanford
Tennessee
College of Engineering
McMicken Hall
T. More
William McKibbin
Schubert
Harvard University
America
Oscar A. Berman
Sayler
Michael Mungis
Richard H. Wald
Nathan T. Isaacs
John Dineen
Judge Sayler
Harris F. Shaw
Delta Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Ohio
Rose Sterrett Sherwood
Ralph Cummins
Emma Andriessen
Kate Prescia Perin
Grace Florence Spiegel
Louis Aryah Lurie
Thomas K. Schmuck
Carnegie
Freesetters Outing Ends With Big Farm Baseball Score
The Freesetters Union members and friends held a Kentucky farm outing at Joe Pugh's farm after a parade from Ninth and Plym. President C Licorice Doran led a 247 to 43 baseball win over A Mister Rose. A large guest list joined meals, songs, and a mock National convention before returning to Cincinnati.
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Freesetters Union
Kentucky
Ninth and
Plym Streets
Arcade
Mounter
Lewisburg
Joe Pugh
Pugh
C. Licorice Doran
Mister Rose
Jones
Drury
Picket
Murray
Doran
Taft
Bryan
Cincinnati
Medical figures linked across several hospitals
Terre Haute Indiana and Franklin C Heffner Celina Ohio with Dr William T Stewart Oxford Colorado Arlington Ailes Anna Colorado Charles A Donnelly Fr Thomas Kentucky and Harry Hull Cincinnati German Deaconess Hospital Dr William S Yeager Independence Kentucky Charleston Hospital Charleston West Virginia Dr J Fred De Courcy Cincinnati Clinicians Outdoor Obstetric Department Frederick McVay Sidney Ohio and John H Prince St Paris Ohio are named.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Franklin C. Heffner
Celina
William T. Stewart
Oxford
Arlington Ailes
Anna, CO
Charles A.donnelly
Thomas
Harry Hull
Cincinnati
William S. Yeager
Independence
Charleston Hospital
Charleston
Wva
J. Fred de Courcy
Frederick McVay
Sidney, O
John H. Prince
St. Paris
List of names in historical notice
A compiled roster includes Strunk Jr R J Sullivan Walter E Sullivan Arthur Sutton Charles P Taft W J Taylor August Thiele Joseph Thill Harry Thompson Robert Tilney Ed Ulmer Victor Vanwyck Dudley Washington Webb Welborne William Widner W F Wiley Joseph Wilshire Richard B Witt John Wuest Charles Zuber.
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W. D. Alexander
Harry Bohlke
George
F. Bramsche
Gus Brauer
Ed Brookfield
William Brueggemann
Max Burghaim
William Burns
Harry Calcutt
Robert Callahan
Joseph Campbell
Charles J. Christie
Thomas Collins
Thomas Doty
George Gohen
Charles Cook
George B. Cox
John Deasy
Henry Dillman
J. R. Doolittle
Frank Downey
Jo Doyle
William Drehrer
F. L. Haffner, Jr
Jed A. Hafner
Harry Hake
W. K. Hamilton
C. R. Hall
Harry C. Hazen
F. H. Healey
Benjamin Hegener
Ed Heil
Jac. Heliferich
Andrew Henninger
Phil Herget
M.B. Herman
Aug. Herrmann
Martin Hester
Harry Hillen
James McCarthy
J. J. McDonald
H. F. McDonough
L. Markbreit
W. H. Maybery
Theodore Mayer
Fred Meyer
Paul M. Millikin
Dan Minihan
Thomas M. Moran
O ’ George
Mosbacher
Joseph Murray
Henry Obermayer
John O'Conner
Richard O’rourke
Edward Petit
Frank Pickett
Karl Pletz
C. W. Popp
Jerome Prather
Harry Prues
Joseph Jugh
Joseph Querol
William Ranz
Charles D. Reichel
O. J. Renner
Arthur E. Reuss
George C. Renner
J. L. Rhinock
William Roberts
Charles Rupp
Fred B. Salmar
Louis B. Sawyer
John Scheck
Fred Schlichte
Charles Schweitzer
John M. Scott
Fred Seibel
Strunk, Jr
R. J. Sullivan
Walter E. Sullivan
Arthur Sutton
Charles P. Taft
W. J. Taylor
August Thiele
Joseph Thill
Harry Thompson
Robert Tilney
Ed Ulmer
Victor Vanwyck
Dudley Washington
Webb Welborne
William W. Widner
W. F. Wiley
Joseph Wilshire
Richard B. Witt
John Wuest
Charles Zuber
Reverend Edmund A Beaman Dies at 97 in Walnut Hills
The Rev. Edmund A. Beaman minister of the Church of the New Jerusalem died yesterday at his son Edmund S. Beaman's home 3126 Durrell Avenue Walnut Hills after long age. He was in his ninety seventh year. Survived by his widow and several children. Funeral at 2 30 pm tomorrow at the residence followed by incineration at Cincinnati Crematory.
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Edmund A. Beaman
Church of the New Jerusalem
Edmund S. Beaman
Durrell Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Fire damages gasoline at East Sixth Street home
Sparks from a lamp ignited gasoline flowing from a tank in the home of Harry Hennekes at 729 East Sixth street last night. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze with slight property loss. the building is owned by Mrs. May Zimmerman.
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Harry Hennekes
East Sixth Street
May Zimmerman
Trucks pass tests for Street Cleaning department
The Special Motor Vehicle Company informed the Service Board the three five ton trucks met the tests and are ready for acceptance. The board sent the matter to the Superintendent. The three trucks cost 14,850 dollars. The Service Board ordered Contractors Quill Pops to begin Grace avenue improvements between Observatory road and Linwood by June 8.
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Special Motor Vehicle Company
Grace Avenue
Observatory Road
Linwood
Rathskeller Lease Shifts Geller and Bank Architect Fallout
Cincinnati gains a Rathskeller beneath the German National Bank Building with a ten year lease at about 1800 yearly. Edward Schubert and J. Wamser secure the space while the Ingalls Realty Company leases to the Luedeking Shaw Company for five years totaling 12000. Architect Harry Hake retires from Provident Bank project amid authority disputes.
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Cincinnati
German National Bank
Fourth
Vine
Edward Schubert
J. Wamser
Chicago
Ingalls Realty Company
Clenedy & Nourse
Luedeking-Shaw Company
Gents’ Furnishings
Ingalls
B. H. Kroger
Harry Hake
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Real Estate Transfers: Season to Thomas on Beecher Street
Adolph J. Season transfers a 75 by 26 foot parcel on the north side of Beecher Street, located 228 feet west of Gilbert, to Benjamin F. Thomas.
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Albert F. Rebold
Michael A. Wolfer
S. D
Louis Cormuelle
Madisonville
Evens
John D. Moore
Jennie H. Goddard
Arnsley Place
Emma M. Lippert
M. B. Corwin
Wyoming
Wyoming and
Grove Avenues
Robert J. H. Archiable
Julius
Williams ‘Avenue
Bakley
Meinhardt
William H. Meinhardt
John L. Waffenley
Lester Park
Baber
Ik osSe Wilhelmine B. Daum
William B. Jones
Rolston Avenue
Lawn dC
George P. Gross
Deer Tpark
N. L. Pierson
College Hill
Louise Stacey
Margaret McDonald
Williams
Milton
John B. L. Breen
Frank Fee
Frederick BE. Larson
Helena M. Larin Larngworth
Tusculum
Breen
Barndale
Elizabeth Gerkhardt
Nora Meinhardt
Guardian
William H
Courtschmidt
O. W. Hensavenue
Norwood
Newbold L. Pierson
Ella Center
Marcarét McDonald
Mary Matt
Mary M. Jennings
Paxton & Warne Pambton
Adolph J
Benjamin F. Thomas
Beecher Street
Gilbert
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Receve
Dabney
Ir. Arch I. Carson
Robert D. Wenett
Thomas A. Glenn
Arthur J. Light
Cincinnati Hospital
Robert D. Massey
Glendale
Falmouth
Adam. E. Schlasser
Joseph H. Shaw
Edward D. Allgaier
May- Stern’s
Davenport
Ingrain
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Jts
Tiger Brand
Stern
Mr Mo
S. W
Fifth and Elm Sts
Leee
Itv
Ranma
Pugh Farm
Union
City Hall
Board of Ith
Une
Rent Gellar
Rathskeller
Fourth and Vine Streets
Provident Bank Building—Real Estate News
William A. Ahrens, Sr
Mooney Avenue
Hyde Park
George E. Shaw
Gilbert & Piper
Robert Vogt
G. W. Snyder
Westside
Southside Avenues
Bennars
F. Thomas
Adolph J. Sea- Somzoom
Jamie Yi Goddard
Southern Ohio
Mary B. Barwin
Northweste
Sicuathe
Iesis
Paget
Tamara
Eye B&l. Co
Morrow
Morrow To Watagn Ty
Sophia F. Peteps
Buckeye B &L Co
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