Notice of Natural Gas Introduction in Cincinnati
Important notice informs Cincinnati residents that starting July 1 1909 natural gas replaces artificial gas citywide at 40 cents per 1000 cubic feet with a 10 cent prompt payment discount. Union Gas and Electric will distribute rules and a safety card as required by ordinance by order of the Board of Public Service President Robert Laidlaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas & Electric Company
Board of Public Service, City of
Cincinnati
Robert Laidlaw
Market Prices Report From Housewife's List Era
The market shows high meat prices with limited stock while fish and cheese stay steady. Fresh berries suffer a poor harvest this year with expected higher prices. spring vegetables arrive in good supply and lower prices due to favorable weather. Eggs and butter remain in steady or slightly cheaper ranges, with various prices listed for fruits, vegetables, meats, and seafood by type and origin.
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Florida
Open Air Meeting Draws on Samson’s Fall Contrast
Rev Walter Cole condemns secret societies for hypocrisy in a St Pauls M E sermon. He warns virtue preached without practice, cites sobriety and lawbreaking among fraternal orders. Other pastors speak on God’s reality and emotional hope at several city churches.
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Walter Cole
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Mr. Cole
God
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John F. Herget
Samson
Boosters Meet Herrmann At Sinton Hotel For Ruler Bid
A gathering of past grand exalted rulers of the Elks, including R. Holland of Colorado Springs, Robert Brown of Louisville, J. T. Fanning of New York, and William J. O'Brien of Baltimore, met August G. Herrmann at the Sinton hotel yesterday to discuss his candidacy for grand exalted ruler at the Los Angeles reunion next month. The session was lengthy but attendees said preparations look promising for Garry's bid.
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of the Elks
August G. Herrmann
Sinton Hotel
Order
Los Angeles
Garry
R. Holland
Colorado Springs
Robert Brown
Louisville
J. T. Fanning
New York
William J. O'Brien
Baltimore
Thistles and Roses Theme At Children’s Address
Rev C W Sullivan of Price Hill M E church compared good boys to roses and bad boys to thistles in a house of refuge afternoon address. Children sang several musical selections.
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House of Refuge
C. W. Sullivan
Price Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Negroes Riot On Owl Car Near Elsinore Crossing
Passengers on an outbound Owl Car fled when razors were drawn in a disturbance near Elsinore crossing about 1 o clock yesterday. A white man and a negress clashed after an insult alleged by the negress’s partner sparked a melee. The two moved to the street, others followed, the motorman resumed service, and police found the combatants had fled.
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Avondale
Eng
Elsinore
LOCAL PEDAGOGUES DIFFER WITH REED
Chicago report quotes Prof John C Reed dean of Michigan accusing fraternities of dissipation in colleges Local educators in Cincinnati rebuke him labeling him crank or pool Outsiders blamed for lax morals and a university dean says abolishing fraternities would gain nothing and morals are loose among both groups
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Chicago
John C. Reed
University of Michigan
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Prof. Reed
William P. Rogers
Law School
Cincinnati University
Physicians Must Register Births Campaign Warns Doctors
Dr F L Watkins state registrar of vital statistics of Columbus Ohio in Cincinnati urging physicians and others to file birth certificates promptly with the nearest registrar. He notes the law imposes no fee but strict duties and penalties for noncompliance, essential for establishing school voting military age and protecting estates from fraud.
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F. L. Watkins
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Watkins
Supreme Court
Hold Annual Conference of Brotherhood of St Andrew
Members gathered at the Church of the Advent for their annual conference on the theme Rule of Service. Speakers included Lewis Bullock from Covington St Johns parish Williams from Madisonville and Frank A Crippen of St Pauls Cathedral. Hospital work and junior outreach were discussed. A 6 pm dinner preceded a 7 45 pm public service with Fritz Litchenberg of Columbus and Rev Holmes Whitmore of Dayton speaking.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Church of the Advent
Lewis Bullock
St. John's Parish
Covington
Mr. Williams
Madisonville
Frank A. Crippen
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Fritz Litchenberg
Columbus
Holmes Whitmore
Dayton
Kloppenburgers Outing Draws Crowds at Carthage Club
Carthage Country club hosted a Kloppenburgers outing yesterday with games music and food to raise funds for entertainment during the coming festivity. The event drew a large crowd and generated substantial returns for the cause.
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Country Club
Carthage Country Club
Kloppenburgers
Bird Home Plan A Unique Scheme
A Cincinnati proposal to create a city bird reserve near Burnet Woods aims to cultivate permanent birds in lieu of invasive English sparrows. The plan, supported by Prof Benedict, would house and hatch birds, improving city health by boosting insect-eating species despite sparrow resistance. The project requires 5000 dollars and municipal ordinance approval, seeking to become the first such municipal bird reserve in the United States.
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Cincinnati
Board of Park Commissioners
Benedict
Phoebe
Ohio River
Burnet Woods
United States
New Parisian female attire sparks fashion anxieties
Men and women alike fear the arrival of a bold Parisian creation in city shops. Unnamed yet shocking, it promises youthful color for pale complexions. Limited to New York stores so far, the design may revolutionize dress terms and reveal hidden sections of women's attire. The visible, outside-wear garment sits from knee to hip, hugging the waist and lacking traditional support.
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New York
Free
America
La Pantajon Dress Described With 144 But Tons Trim
A fragment notes a dress called La Pantajon inspired by a stout partition feature. From knee level to near the ground the garment is described as split by a six to eight inch gap, with trim noted as 144 but tons.
Police arrest seven in Carlisle Avenue raid
A raid on 429 Carlisle Avenue by Lt Hill and Ptlm Kuhn and Potts resulted in seven arrests for loitering. Helen Palmer was accused of selling Aquor without a license, and during questioning the officer reportedly pulled the whole house. The women named Francis Williams Isabell Huntington and Dorothy Raymond and the men Harry Fox Harry Jones and Arthur Miller were charged.
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Carlisle Avenue
Lieutenant Hill
Kuhn
Potts
Helen Palmer
Hill
Francis Williams
Isabell Huntington
Dorothy Raymond
Harry Fox
Harry Jones
Arthur Miller
Child Breaks Arm in Stair Rail Accident
Esther Coke a five year old girl of 208 East Twelfth street fell from a stair railing at her home while sliding down the banisters yesterday. She toppled and broke her arm and was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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Esther Coke
East Twelfth Street
City Hospital
Fourth ward meeting on new engine house dedication
Fourth ward citizens gather tonight at Pearl and Martin streets to arrange for the dedication of the near completed engine house. Ben Mitford Jr will lecture Running Life's Bases at First English Lutheran Church Race street near Twelfth tomorrow night. The Young Men's Society of the church hosts the event.
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Fourth Ward
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Ben Mitford, Jr
First English Lutheran Church
Race Street
Twelfth
Young Men’s Society of the Church
Southern Association of Mississippi Valley Railroad
Linton
Death notices from June 1910 list multiple local burials
Eliza Bowler 86 dies at 2711 Park Ave with funeral Monday 2:30 PM. Bridget Dowd 79 funeral from Columbia Street Newport KY Tuesday 8:30 AM with Requiem Mass. Katherine Delaney 38 5 11 at 5:05 PM funeral Monday 2 PM from 1986 Queen City Ave. Harry Emrie buried private Aurora Indiana. Thomas Gordon 73 funeral St Gabriel's Church Tuesday 9 AM. Carrie Roling 2 PM Friday funeral 214 East Liberty St Monday 7:30 AM Requiem 8 AM St Francis. Katherine Roert 65 funeral Monday 2 PM Busse & Borgmann mortuary. William Steigelman 53 funeral Monday 2:30 PM 981 Pavilion St. Cleveland notices copied by Canton and Cleveland papers.
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Bowler
Eliza A
H. B. Foote
Park Avenue
Charles F. Delaney
Queen City Avenue
Canton (Co
Emrie—Harry
Christ Hospital
Aurora
Ind
Gordon—Thomas
Glendale
St. Gabriel’s*church
Roling
Carrie
Nee Meyer
Herman Roling
East Liberty Street
St. Francis’ Church
Roert
Katherine
Nee Nickels
Herman H. Robert
Katherine Eck
Seward Avenue
Mount Healthy
Busse & Borgmann Company
Steigelman
William
Mary Steigelman
Schmidt
Pavilion Street
Mount Adams
Cleveland
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Tuscany
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Father Francis M. Lamping
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Lincoln Park Institutional
G. R. Robbins
A. W. Fortune
Walnut Hills
First Baptist Church
E. L. Andrews
Madison Avenue
Mr. Andrews
Louisville Theological] Seminary
Lane
William McKibben
Lane Seminary
Third Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Canon Watson
Gambier, O
Mission the Redeemer
Gounod
Julia McFarland
Biederman
Peter
Hyde Park Town Hall
C. W. Blodger
Herrmann
Elks Center
Sinton
Mr. Sullivan
Owl
L. J. Krause
Cincinnati Polyclinic
Reed
Othe
Lot No
Burlington Suitings
Che Doln Shillits Company
Alteghanies
Meerings
Michierro Jewelers
U. S
Mystic Shrine
Walnut 8St
Fourth
Scott, Covington
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Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
W.W
McPherson Square
Atlantic City
N. J
N.J
Dennis
Ocean
New Jersey
Walter J. Buzby
Milver Cottage
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronprins
Kals. Wm
dGr
Cecilia
Kaiser Wm. IL
Prinzess Irene
Globe Travelers
Apply Oelrichs CO
Broadway
Atlas National Bank
Brighton Grmasz Bank Co
Bepier & Co
Race St
First National Bank
German National Bank
Wuhn & Sons
Thomas Cook
Pennsylvania
Ancaster
Circleville
Washington D.H
Sabina
Wilmington
Springfield
London
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Butler Streets
J. H. Gest
Sapolio
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