Portrait Painter Adolph Rimanoczy Dies at 76 in Cincinnati
Adolph Rimanoczy renowned for crayon portraits and long with Strobridge Lithographing Co died at his home in Walnut Hills Cincinnati at age 76. Born in Halle Germany he studied in German schools worked in London before moving to America where he gained aristocratic patrons and earned the nickname Man on Horseback. He was survived by his widow and several children including sons Harry and Otto who followed art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rimanoczy
Linton Avenue
Walnut Hillis
Strobridge Lithographing Company
Cincinnati
Halle
Wurtemburg
Ri- Manoczy
Imperial Cavalry
London
Rimanoczy
Strobridge Company
Mr. Rimanoczy
Scotland
Harry
Otto
Boat Delayed by Fog Halts River Arrivals at Dawn
A government report shows the Ohio River at Broadway at 6 o clock yesterday reading 23.1 feet and rising amid cloudy weather. Fog delayed the Pittsburg bound steamer delaying arrivals from Pomeroy Maysville and Chile with captains and pursers listed, while the City of Cincinnati and other packets arrived and departed inconsistently on a busy levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Broadway
Pittsburg
Pittsbore
Pomeroy
Sycamore
Davis Island Dam
Freeport
Queen City
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Portrait Painter Otto Returns to Pencils After Opera Career
Otto, once an opera singer, resumed drawing and now paints in London. He married Clara Doty of Cincinnati and later died there. His son William works with the Strobridge company. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at the family home with private burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Otto
Clara Doty
Cincinnati
William
Strobridge Company
Memphis River Notes and Upcoming Ship Departures
A log of river traffic lists the Alma of War and Rising Sun laid up in Cincinnati for repairs, and a fire drill aboard the Tacoma. A civil service exam is set for June 24 for multiple positions on the steamer Goldenrod, with applications due by June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Alma
Warsaw
Rising Sun
Dowers
Cincinnati
Harris & Co
Ed Peyton
Green Line
Tacoma
Light House
Federal Building
Goldenrod
B. W. Southgate
Woman describes gagged bound attack at her home
Mary Garner a janitress at 631 West Fourth street recounted how a masked man with a gun bound gagged and bound her to a bedpost in her room. She fought free after being tied and doused with coal oil. Charley Byers and his wife alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garner
West Fouth Street
Garner
West Fourth Street
Charley Byers
San Rafael
Visions of Happy Farm Ends in Suicide Attempt
Lulu Daimoth sold her Sanders Kentucky farm to seek riches in Cincinnati and, after failing, attempted to kill herself with carbolic acid at 302 Sylamore Street. She survived and, while hospitalized, expressed relief at not dying and hopes to recover to return to country life with her husband. Doctors expect possible recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Cincinnati
Lulu Daimoth
Sylamore Street
City Hospital
Tragic Death From Beer Kegs at Colerain Ave Saloon
A five year old boy Bernhard Kopp fell from a stack of beer kegs in front of Henry Hans saloon at 2900 Colerain Avenue. The kegs toppled and knocked him unconscious. he was rescued but died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hans
Colerain Avenue
Bernhard Kopp
Charlies Kopp
Colérain Avenue
New Wage Schedule Set After Arbitration for Big Four Trainmen
A joint committee of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, assisted by H W Worcester and H F Houghton, reached a settlement on apportioning an arbitration award. The new schedule raises Big Four trainmen wages to the highest level yet, effective April 1 for most runs and January 1, 1911 for through passenger service. The committee, with leaders from O R C and B R T, conducted negotiations in Cincinnati and with company officials, culminating in Friday’s agreement and Tuesday’s signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
Big Four
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
H. W. Worcester
H. F. Houghton
Indianapolis
B. of R. T
Cincinnati
Biz Four
W. C. Brown
New York Central
W. M. Clark
Chicago
Thomas Dodge
Cleveland
Thomas
M. J. Henley
Mount Carmel
Ill
William Caskey
Toledo
F. W. Marwick
Brotherhood of Railway Trainman’s
C. W. Williams
Springfield
T. E. Thurman
F. W. Thomas
F. Wood
Mattoon
C. W. Webster
St. Louis
B. A. Gould
Baltimore & Ohio
Conner Said to Be Named Freight Agent at Indianapolis
Rumor at the Big Four general office claims Timothy A. Conner chief clerk to General Manager J. Q. Van Winkle will become city freight agent for Indianapolis. Neither man could be reached to confirm the report and details of a successor remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Timothy A. Conner
J. Q. van Winkle
Indianapolis
van Winkle
Mr. Conner
Chicago
Mr. Connor
Connor
Hocking case heard on injunction validity in Ohio
Judge Sater heard arguments in Columbus on the Manington et al. v. Hocking Valley Railroad case to decide the validity of Judge Kinkead’s temporary injunction restraining retirement of the railroad’s preferred stock. An injunction in Kanawha & Michigan stockholders’ meeting barred business at today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkead
Columbus
Associated Press
Sater
Changes in Canadian Pacific freight department
Word from the Canadian Pacific announces several shifts in freight leadership. S. P. Howard resigns as general freight agent for the Eastern and Lake Superior divisions, Montreal. H. E. McDonnell succeeds him. Bamford becomes general freight agent for the Atlantic division, St. John. W. S. Elliott is named general freight agent for the Lake Superior division, North Bay. L. Mulkern becomes district freight agent, London, succeeding Bamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
S. P. Howard
Eastern
Lake Superior
Montreal
Canada
H. E. McDonell
W. B. Bamford
Atlantic
St. John
McDowell
W. 8S. Elliott
North Bay
Ontario
L. Mulkern
London
Four New Freight Engines to Be Delivered This Week
At the general offices of the C H and D it was stated that four additional freight engines will be delivered within the present week. The company had ordered twenty five freight engines and five passenger locomotives, with freight engines to arrive first. Eleven engines are already delivered. four more expected this week and five more likely to reach here in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Railway conductors seek urgent replacements for coal move
Seated F. S. Thomas of Indianapolis chairs the Big Four committee cast as badly needed. Frederick Merwick of Cleveland, from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, is also sought. The company moves a vast quantity of Chesapeake & Ohio coal from Covington yards to the lake port at Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Thomas
Indianapolis
General
Big Four Committee of Order of Railway Conductors
Frederick Merwick
Cleveland
Big Four
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chesapeake & Ohio
Covington
Toledo
Somers Named General Freight Agent for Chicago and Great Western
Word from Cincinnati reports George B. Somers appointed general freight agent for the Chicago and Great Western with headquarters in Chicago, replacing W. E. Pinckney who resigned. C. R. Berry named assistant to VP Joseph Blabon with headquarters in St Joseph Missouri. both appointments are effective now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George 8. Somers
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago
W. E. Pinckney
Somers
C. R. Berry
Joseph Blabon
St. Joseph
Reservoir Contract Awarded for Deshler Site
The Cincinnati firm C. L. Garrettson & Co. secured the contract to build a large reservoir at Deshler Ohio for the C. H. & D. and the Baltimore & Ohio railroads. The $15,000 project has started, supplying water tanks for engines at the crossing and will serve both lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Garrettson & Co
Cincinnati
Deshler, O
Baltimore & Ohio
Deshler
Stewart Follows Railroad Career Through Years
Guy L. Stewart agricultural and industrial agent for the Cotton Belt railroad was in Cincinnati yesterday then left for Columbus. Formerly connected with the land and industrial department of the Southern Railway under Colonel H. W. Richards, he left Southern in 1906 to lecture for the ethnological bureau of the U S department of agriculture. In 1909 he returned to railroad work in his present role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy L. Stewart
Agricultural and Industrial
Cotton Belt Railroad
Cincinnati
Columbus
Mr. Stewart
Land and Industrial Department
The
Southern Railway
H. W. Richards
Southern
Ethnological Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
B&O and B&O S.W. Officials to Meet at Deer Park
President Daniel Willard calls a two day general conference of B and O lines officials at Deer Park Massachusetts for June 13 and 14. Cincinnati attendees include Bent Brimson McCarty Brown Kelley Wiseman Johnston among others with additional B and O S W officials from St. Louis Louisville Springfield Vincennes scheduled to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
Deer Park
Cincinnati
C. C. F. Bent
W. H. Brimson
O. P. McCarty
W. C. Brown
J. C. Kelley
Co. H. Wiseman
W. S. Johnston
F. D. Gildersleeve
St. Louis
R. S. Brown
Louisville
N. J. Neer
Springfield
Iil
W. P. Townsend
Vincennes
Ind
Wabash Railroad Lacks Men as Freight Surge Hits
The Wabash railroad struggles with a manpower shortage to handle unprecedented freight tonnage. Old engines and smoking cars repurposed as freight equipment reporters note the push to meet demand. For the third week in May earnings reached 52600, a $40000 rise from the same week in 1909.
Railroad Notes and Industry Moves Across Lines
The Youngstown and Southern Electric adds new cars and puts them in service immediately. Wabash plans two large concrete bridges and forty miles of double tracking on the Detroit division. John M. Taylor becomes special agent for Louisville, Henderson and St Louis. Lamar Herndon succeeds him. Unconfirmed reports say L&N raises South Louisville shop wages by 6 percent. Edwin Hawley elected director of Pittsburg and Shawmut railroad. A 100 mile line is under construction from Hyde PA to the Allegheny river. John Goldrich named warehouse clerk for C H D at Hamilton. Electric Los Angeles Limited resumes daily service June 12 via Chicago Northwestern Union Pacific Salt Lake route, Chicago to Los Angeles under three days. Twelfth biennial Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen meet in St Paul with thousands of delegates. Cincinnati members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown & Southern Electric
Wabash Railroad
Detroit
Montpelier
John M. Taylor
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Taylor
Lamar Herndon
Louisville
Edwin Hawley
Pittsburg & Shawmut Railroad
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern
Hyde
Allegheny River
John Goldrich
Hamilton
Los Angeles Limited
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Brotherhood Y Locomtive
St. Paul
Thousaand
Covention
Cincinnati
Girls Confess Kidnap Tale Was a Lost Flower Hunt
Three Cincinnati police report that Jenhie Grimsley 12 Edna Grimsley 13 and Nora Hunt 12 confessed their tale of being kidnapped by a man near Lehman Road Phorence Ky then taken to Cincinnati and painted faces red to disguise them. They said they were hunting wideflowers in Price Hill and got lost. Police notified parents and returned the girls home surprised by the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Lehman Road
Liberty Stress
Phorence
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Jenhie
Edna Grimsley
John Grimsley
Policy game bust sparks Walnut Hills police probe
Patrolman Lemminck reports evidence of a policy game at John Krause’s business 2317 May Street Walnut Hills. He says he broke up substantial furniture and police survey other Walnut Hills locations as residents report policy games. Krause is charged with promoting a game of chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemminck
John Krause
May Street
Walnut Hills
Walnut “Hills
Krause
Charities Aid for May Sees Rise in Case Relief
The Associated Charities relieved 308 cases in May, up 31 percent from last year, with 113 needing medical aid. They provided food clothing coal money for rent transport and moving bedding furniture and medicine. Employment was found for 112 people. May expenses totaled 1889.75. June 1 funds stood at 387.02. To sustain summer operations at least 5000 must be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
City to Add Lights in Hotel and Depot District
A. C. Conroy of the Business Men's club urges more lighting in the city center to improve first impressions for visitors. He says the present system leaves the hotel and depot area inadequately lit and will push to have the town illuminated more broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ¢. Conroy
Business Men's Club
Conroy
Deaths Kinney Maune Muller Rimanoczy in Hyde Park and Walnut Hills
Obituaries for Sarah A Kinney age 70 at Hyde Park funeral Wednesday at 2 p m Timothy W Maune age died June 4 1910 services from 2311 Warsaw avenue burial notes church service and flowers omitted Henry H Muller died June 4 heart failure funeral June 7 at 1 30 p m residence Kinney avenue burial private Adolph Rimanoczy aged 78 funeral June 6 1910 2137 Grand street Walnut Hills burial private
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Chicago
New York
Muller
Henry
Kinney Avenue
Rimanoczy
Adolph
Grand Street
Walnut Hills
Wednes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ny Oibagalag
OLD Todi Sugar
Greenwood
Sycamore Street
Uptclgreton
Holloway
Maystille
Courier
Fyrcamore Street
Patterson
Purser
Crumbaugh
Chile
Syca More Street
Edgington
Wrigglesworth
City of
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Ensive
Lindenburn
Duprez
Hutchinson
Hilo
Edgingston
City of Cincinnati
Main Street
P. m
Franklin
Pasetae
Greensboro
W. Wisteeee
Parkersburg
Vea
Radford
Teaewarers
Portsmouth
Meysville
Cincinna
Toursville
Ville
Nashvi Tenn
Chatta
Jucah
Louis Mo
City
Arkanes
Smith, Ark
New Orleans
Ohio
Art Academy
J. H. Gest
Adolph Rimanc
Madison
Locke
Loucinda
Carrollton
Kentucky
Tarascon
Evansville
Ansville
Memphis
Happy Farm
Indianapoliss
BIG
Great Western
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
East Fourth Street
Church-Beinkamp S. E. Cor
Elm Streets
Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
First National Bank Bldg
Pen Ees Bay
Homs
Railroad Notes
First National Bank
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
New Passode
Eeomrenerbourg
Southampton
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
Red Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
White Star Line
Holyhead
Liverpool
Boston
White Star
Dominion New
Laurentio
Megantio
St. Lawrence
Broadway & Pier 62
N. R
Batavia
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Bluécher
Ritz-Carlton
Paris
Deutschland
Tha Sanha
Waldersee
Lincoln
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Orient
West Indies
South America
First Nation Bank
Twelfth
Wests
Atlas National Bank
Walnut St
Postottice
German Nat’ Bank
Harrison St
Firth Third Natl Bank
Ichie Bro
Evrelers
Fourth St
Automobile and Carriage
Pium St
Caumnanabal Tribune
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
ST. Charles
Atlantic City
Lways
NEWLIN_ HAINES
Windsor
N. J
Ocean Front
Phoebus
Galen Hall Hotel
Beach Haven, N. J
St. Lawrence River, N.Y
Frontenag
ST. Lawrence River
N.Y
C. G. Trussell
Mer
Fifth Ave
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
Chautauqua
Tagan R
Miami Valley
Great Miami River
Dayton
F. Gillum Cromer
Tler Stai
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Celina. van Wert
Grand Central Station
Vine
Abbott
Union Station
America
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co
4Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!