Hippodrome Show Delivers Icy Thrill and Glorious Variety
A large crowd braved freezing cold at the Hippodrome grounds for a lively outdoor program. California Frank's Wild West acts join new features from Powers elephants to Omega wire walker and Rex circus. Miss Francis’s diving horse finale drew peak applause as Conti fireworks lit the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Eral
California
Frank
Tach
Powers Elephants
Metis
Rex Comedy Circus
Temedin
Omega
Wire Walker
Tod Nards
Nambi
Dunedin
Mlle
Rex Circus
Be Ho Gray
Summerville
Loretto
Miss Francis
The Important Problem of a Healthful Laxative
The article extols a combined Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle effective purifier. It asserts long proven benefits, physician approval, and widespread family use, urging purchases from the California Fig Syrup Co. for genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Remarkable Establishment Pace For Christian Science Churches
Boston report shows a church of Christ Scientist established every three and a half days in the year ending June 1, spanning North and South America Europe and South Africa. Officers elected include President W B Baldwin First Reader Judge Clifford P Smith Clerk John V Dittemore and Treasurer Stephen A Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Church
John V. Dittemore
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Christian Science Denomination
North
South America
Europe
South Africa
W. B. Baldwin
Clifford P. Smith
John V.dtttemore
Stephen A. Chase
Doxey Case Dismissed in St. Louis Murder Probe
Circuit Attorney Jones announced the dismissal of the murder case against Dr. Loren B. Doxey and his wife Dora Elizabeth Doxey in the William J. Elder death. The acquittal of Mrs. Doxey effectively frees Dr. Doxey, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Associated Press
Jones
Loren B. Doxey
Dora Elizabeth Doxey
William J. Elder
Million Dollar Fund In Endowment For Bible Society
The American Bible Society announces the completion of a one million dollar endowment fund started about a year and a half ago with a initial half million gift from Mrs. Russell Sage. The announcement was made in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated’Press
American Bible Society
Russell Sage
Family Murders Shock Marshalltown Area
Three members of the Hardin family were found murdered in their farmhouse sixteen miles southwest of Marshalltown. James Hardin his wife and their son were killed with their heads beaten in early today, the Associated Press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Associated Press
James Hardin
Virginia Colonel Dead in Hampton Burnings Story
Colonel J. C. Phillips who led the Thirteenth Virginia in the Civil War and burned Hampton under General Magruder’s orders died in Hampton Virginia on June 6 Associated Press reports his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Magruder
Hampton
Associated Press
J. C. Phillips
Miss Ola Hayden Star at Chester Vaudeville Pavilion
Chester's vaudeville week spotlights Miss Ola Hayden, a famed contralto whose career paralleled Helena Mora. Her modest stage presence hides a powerful voice, while her mother Queenie Hetherington once graced local stages and her father Joe Hayden contributes songs for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Hayden
Chester
Chester Vaudeville
Miss Hayden
Queenie Hetherington
Helena Mx
Hayden
Florence Zeigfeld
Sandow Company
Walnut Street
Mr. Ziegfeld
Anna Held
Warward
Stellar Promi
Nence
Miss .Hayden
California
East
Joe Hayden
Weather Roundup for June 6 1910 in the Southwest and Midwest
The routine weather forecast describes warm conditions in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain plateau with clouds and showers in the interior. Cincinnati records 62 to 75 degrees, with a morning 58 to afternoon 66. Government forecast calls for fair and warmer in Ohio and West Virginia, with Indiana and Kentucky also turning warmer and more variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Maritime arrivals and births fill busy port pages
Ocean steamship notes list arrivals at multiple ports including Themistocles in Piraeus and The Argentina in Naples, with several other liners coming from New York, Montreal, and Liverpool. Birth announcements record numerous births at 550 East Thirteenth Street and nearby addresses, naming families such as Fieler, Eichelberger, Meyer, Lipcein, Fischesser, Kistner, Keith, and more.
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Piraeus
Themistocles
New York
Naples
Argentina
Lombardia
America
Glasgow
Columbus
Boston
Lakoni
Montreal
London
Minnetonka
Fiume
Philadelphia
Boulogne
Genoa
Nap Ts
Florida
Nieu
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Minnewaska
Liverpool
Lake Manitoba
Hamburg
Deutschland
Joseph
Louise Fieler
East Thirteenth Street
William and
Magdalene Eichelberger
Pleasant Street
Anna Meyer
Main Street
William
Rebecca Lipcein
Betts
Sophia Fischesser
Vine Street
John
Anna Kistner
Celestial Street
Ernest
Agnes Keith
East Eighth Street
Witham
Ida Denler
Ludlow Street
Ulysses
Mary Cole
Kilgour Ette Bor
Ella Smith
Lock Street
Theresa Hester
Plum Street
Abraham and
Mamis Rammelsburg
Chestnut Street
Maud Bowling
Clinton Street
Albert
Ella Tollivér
East Sixth Street
Charles
Attero Turner
Harris Street
Clifford
Kathryn Burdsal
Water Street
George
Katie HalJten
Kecketfeest
Joseph and
Mary Bevan
Court
Main
Arthur
Elia Seever
Wilder Avenue
Frances Walter
Garfield Avenue
Thomas and
Augusta Harding
Bremen Street
Doctor Answers On Health and Beauty Qs by Dr. Lewis Baker
A syndicated column features Dr. Lewis Baker answering reader health and beauty questions. It includes home remedies, tonics, and prescriptions for scalp itch dandruff constipation catarrh and other common conditions with directions for mixtures and dosages.
Inquest Pending as Endocarditis and Other Ailments
A list of residents with conditions including endocarditis, erysipelas, dementia paralytica, arthritis deformans, pulmonary tuberculosis, and other ailments. Names include Cyrus Roszell, Helen Lewis, William Henry Cain, Joseph Wittenbauer, Charles Kessler, Louisa Willis, Thelma Adams, and Epith Pahal among others with addresses on Morrison Avenue, Freeman Avenue, Syracuse Street, Plum Street, Bank Street, West Fifth Street, and Armory Avenue. Some entries note pending inquests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mary
Carlisle Avenue
Anzer
John
West Sixth Street
Smith
James A
Main Street
Stecker
Philomena
Thornton Street
Campbell
William Byington
Reading Road
Farrell
John W
East
Pearl Street
Wens
Mary J
Milton Street
Anne
Timothy W
Ganstetter
Price Hill Road
Said
Martin van Buren
Louiba H
Imba
Expital
Ap . Joseph
Vine
Line
Thomas
Gibblin
City Infirmary
Augusta
Knittel
Loth Street
Oregory
Xavier
Central Avenue
Harry F
Fredericka
Vine Street
Morrison Avenue
Roszell
Cyrus
Addyston
Lewis
Helen
Freeman Avenue
Cain
William Henry
Syracuse Street
Wittenbauwer
Joseph
Plum Street
Kessler
Charles
Bank Street
Willis
Louisa
West Fifth Street
Adams
Thelma
Pahal
Epith
Armory
Avenue
Ohioan Hurt in Wreck Near Roanoke
Norfolk and Western passenger train No. 42 the Washington and Chattanooga limited wrecked at Seven Mile Ford between Roanoke and Bristol last night twelve persons were injured among them Bert Hardin Chillicothe Ohio and Henry Smith Paducah Kentucky according to the Associated Press report from Roanoke Va June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Associated Press
Norfolk & Western
Washington and Chattanooga
Seven Mile Ford
Bristol
Bert. Hardin
Chillicothe
Henry Smith
Paducah
Funeral for Dr. Charles Ferris at Dixmuth crematory
Funeral services for Dr. Charles Ferris 35 of Cedar Avenue College Hill will be held this afternoon. The cortege leaves at 2 PM for the crematory on Dixmuth Avenue where a 3 PM service will precede cremation. Ferris a Cincinnati physician and Mason is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferris
Cedar ‘Avenue
College Hill
Dixmuth Avenue
Ferris
Cincinnati
Pulte Medical College
Ohio Medical College
Doctor Kreidler Honored at Medical Editors Banquet
St Louis June 6 The forty first annual convention of the American Medical Editors association closed with a banquet. Dr A G Kreidler of Cincinnati was named to the executive committee among the newly chosen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. “Louis
Associated Preass
American Medical ‘Editors’ Association
Banuet
A. G. Kreidler
Cincinnati
Government Debt Surges In National Treasury Statement
Secretary MacVeagh reports a rise in federal obligations last month with debt increasing by 4.811 million dollars and cash in the treasury falling by 1.296 million. The total debt stands at 2.65 billion while cash reserves total 1.708 billion including gold reserve and trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Secretary of
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Treasury
Philippine Islands
Resolution to Improve Ludlow Avenue in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati city council resolution declares the Ludlow avenue improvement from Brookline avenue east to Clifton avenue necessary. The plan includes grading, paving with block units, cement curb and gutter, and construction of drains and inlets with approved plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Avenue
Brookline
Ludiow Avenue
Brookline Avenues
Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati approves Ludlow Avenue curb and street widening plan
The city council approves cement curb and drainage works on Ludlow Avenue from Brookline to Clifton. Fifty percent of costs plus interest will be assessed by frontage over ten annual installments. cash option available within twenty days. Bonds to be issued in anticipation of assessments. Remaining costs covered by bond proceeds. Publication directed. May 31, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
Ludlow Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Clifton Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
R Jorn Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati ordinance on Bolivar alley improvements and bond issue
City council approves a special tax plan for real estate along Bolivar alley from Pendleton to Reading to fund grading paving brickwork and drainage. It authorizes bonds of 1102.69 dollars payable over ten years with four percent interest and sets payment deadlines and collection provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Alley
Pendleton Street
Reading Road
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Reading Read
BR ci Sccris
Nolsa East
Kolivar Alley
O& Fund
Director of Public Service
City of
Perty
City to issue bonds for unpaid improvement costs
The plan provides bonds to fund the unpaid remainder of an improvement. Each bond covers one tenth of the remainder with interest as specified. The city may pay the union of costs from Public Service Fund 659 through the director of public service. Proceeds from bonds and cash payments will go to the city treasury for proper disbursement. Annual assessments fund bond and interest payments only. Total project cost 2437.65 with detailed item costs and ten percent retention of 203.20. Passed May 31, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Improvement Fund
John Galvin
Council
Edwin Henderson
City ordinance authorizes bond funded sewer project on Observatory avenue
The 1910 Cincinnati ordinance sets a special real estate tax on properties along Observatory avenue between Delia and Herschell to cover 94 percent of sewer improvement costs. It authorizes issuing $3,694.13 in bonds, five yearly installments at 4 percent, with cash payments reducing the bond total. Total project cost listed as $4,683.93. passage dated May 31, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observatory Avenue
Delia Avenue
Shell Avenue
Council of the Gey of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herschell Avenue
Cornell
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Bill
Donegan
Church OF Christ Scientist
Doxey
Ble Society
Sage
Virginia
Miss Ola Hayden
Tennetee
Sir Corpus Christi
Ah Parkersbur
Davenport Seheeee Cr
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Des Moines
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Galveston
Haven
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Grand Rapids
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Vicksburg
Indianapolis
Washington
Jacksonville
Wichita
Kansas City
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Christiansand
Copenhagen
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Plymouth
Bremen
Fishguard
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Vaderland
Antwerp
Dr. Lewis Baker
Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College-Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Samuel
Mie Jenn
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H. H
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C. C
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Katie M
George M
Mabelle
T. K
M.ci
Robert H. Weer
Untington
Bertha Y
Efferson
Nlas
Reading
Aurelia ‘Bisgh
Joseph P. Rosen
Bernard
Margaret Saber
Cutter
Jacob H. LeMontree
Polis
Burnet Sv
Ida. M. Auer
C. Esters
Theodore P. Huber Ebeed
Laura Lohrum
Leo W. ‘Broermann
Bernareeng
Kieffer
Lakeman
Eric C. Webé
Elmwood Place
Henrietta Schumaker
Guy I. Metzger
Erie
Lula A. Warman
Morris Gruanebaumn
Highland
Alma
Miller
Burdette
Sam Cole
Fane
Sycamore
Kata Slasnich
Charles W. Bus
Wyoming
Eleanor Hellenbush
Ruth
Georde Biederman
Hamer
Christina
Pleasant St
Charles W. Young
Mary Grice
Broadway
Charles Smith, Jr
Eeee College Hill
Mary McCarthy
Richmond St
Charles L. Kramer
Elm St
Findlay St
Charles Stautberg
EB. Twelfth St
Agnés ubr _ nee
Ewe Ee Freeman
Saree
Smashup
DR. Ferris
DR. Kreidler
Mozart Avenue
Boudinot Avenue
Cheviot Avenue
Higbee Street
Soudinot Avenue
Palmer
Dc Omphasina
Peenneee
Oinoinnati
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