Corner-stone of Blair avenue university to be laid
City notes announce the laying of the corner-stone for a new university school on Blair avenue Avondale with ceremonies. Also a students recital is planned for Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 o'clock at Scottish Rite Hall Broadway. D A R Flag Day invites Cincinnati Chapter members to a celebration at the Country Club June 14 from 3 to 6 o'clock.
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University School
Blair Avenue
Avondale
William McAilpin
Scottish Rite Hall
Broadway
Cincinnati
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Local Worker Overcome By Heat In Rail Yard
Ernst Gilbert, 1219 West Sixth Street, was overcome by heat while unloading lumber in the Big Four Railroad yards and was taken to City Hospital where his condition was not serious. A vaudeville entertainment for Free Kindergarten of the Vine Street Congregational Church is set for 8 o'clock Friday in the church assembly room with kindergarten pupils performing. Patrick Kelley fell from a second story window at Front and Mill streets, distance about twenty feet, dislocating his knee and was taken by Patrol 4 to City Hospital.
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Ernst Gilbert
West Sixth Street
Vine Street Congregational Church
Patrick Kelley
Front
Mill Streets
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange to Meet at Bank Assembly
A general meeting of the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange is set for today at noon in the First National Bank assembly room. Members will consider the proposed new headquarters recommended by the committee appointed by President E. M. Costello.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
First National Bank
E. M. Costello
Elevator accident injures man at 318 Race Street
Leo Wood of Plum and McFarland streets, an elevator man at 318 Race Street, suffered foot injuries when his right foot was caught between the elevator cab and a floor. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Leo Wood
Plum
McFarland Streets
Race Street
City Hospital
Gardner joins talks with national metal trades leaders
J W Gardner president of the National Metal Trades Association arrived in the city yesterday to confer with local officers at headquarters. The report says relations between employers and workmen are largely good in this region.
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J. W. Gardner
National Metal Trades Association
Gardner
Thirty third commencement at St Joseph College
The thirty third annual commencement of St Joseph College is set for Thursday evening June 22 at 8 o'clock in College Hall located at 423 West Eighth Street. On the preceding Thursday evening College Hall will host the annual elocution contest for college members.
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St. Joseph College
College Hall
West Eighth Street
Picnic committee selects Joseph Trevor for July 4 event
Justice George W. Tibbles Otway Cosgrave and Anthony J. Dunlap chair the St. Joseph Orphan Asylum Cumminsville committee in charge of arrangements for the annual family picnic. Joseph Trevor is named officer of the day for the July 4 picnic.
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George W. Tibbles
Otway Cosgrave
Anthony J. Dunlap
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Cumminsville
Joseph Trevor
Last Ohio Audubon Society Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Ohio Audubon Society will meet tomorrow at 3:30 PM in the Mechanics' Institute new rooms. Miss Gertrude Harvey and William Hubbell Fisher will speak, followed by a vote on the most suitable bird for a National Audubon emblem.
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Ohio Audubon Society
Mechanics’ Institute
Gertrude Harvey
William Hubbell Fisher
Turfm an seeks reconciliation in Madden divorce case
The Madden divorce case reveals a note from John E. Madden pleading reconciliation and urging Anna Louise Malden to join him and travel with their two sons. Attorneys doubt the sincerity of similar promises, while an injunction hearing before Judge Swing is set for Monday.
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John E. Madden
Anna Louise Malden
Madden
Stranger assaults man at Washington Park
Emil Federspiel of 1426 Dunlap Street reports a stranger struck him in Washington Park early yesterday. The attacker demanded Federspiel's razor, beat him when he refused, leaving both eyes black and the face bruised as police seek the assailant.
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Washington Park
Emil Federspiel
Carpenter
Dunlap Street
Federspiel
Pay Due Soon for 1st Regiment Veterans
Colonel Charles F. Hake of the First Regiment O. N. G. and Captain Ackerman returned from Columbus after auditing expenses of the regimental trip to Vicksburg. All submitted bills were approved by the Adjutant General. The soldiers and others will receive their pay in a few days.
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Charles F. Hake
Ackerman
Columbus
Vicksburg
O. K
Ex Governor Powers Defense Team Reaches Louisville
Ex Governor Richard Yates and Kentucky judges joined Caleb Powers counsel in Louisville to push removal of Powers case from Scott County to the United States Circuit Court. Judge Sims said the effort hinges on preventing bias and securing a fair trial, with a June 8 argument date set in London Kentucky.
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Yates
Richard Yates
Illinois
James C. Sims
H. Clay Howard
Robert C. Kinkead
Reuben D. Hill
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Maysville
Scott County
United States Circuit Court
Burnet House
Bowling Green
Powers
Cochran
United States Court
London
Scott County Court
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
C. J. Bronson
Lexington
Louis McCue
W. B. Hayes
Chicago
Wife Learns Marriage Was a Sham After Five Years
Edna Craycroft testified in Police Court that her 1901 marriage to Walter Payne in Georgetown Ohio was a deception. Payne, charged with theft, received seven months in the Workhouse after admitting the sham ceremony and mistreatment. Craycroft, now living at 508 East Pearl Street, described years of abuse and the nurselike pity she felt for him before abandoning the relationship.
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Edna Craycroft
Walter Payne
Jesse O’loughlin
Main Street
Payne
Georgetown
Cincinnati
East Pearl Street
Fire department order aims for neat uniforms at engine houses
Fire Chief Archibald defends a new Cincinnati Fire Department rule requiring men to stay in full uniform between 9 am and 6 pm. He notes prior laxity and argues a tidy appearance matters for inspections and visitors. crews can still fight fires effectively.
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Archibald
Cincinnati
Rail lines slash schedules in a price for speed battle
The Big Four and Pennsylvania wage a timetable war to win fast passenger traffic. The Twentieth Century Limited from Cincinnati drops to seventeen and a half hours, while the Sixteen hour plan from Cincinnati to New York looms. The New York Central trims the Southwestern Limited to arrive earlier in St. Louis and New York, signaling a broader Vanderbilt policy to abandon long standing agreements and compete on speed.
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Big Four
Pennsylvania
Century Limited
Cincinnati
Vanderbilt Lines
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Central
St. Louis
Knicker‘bocker
Hinckley Named Master Mechanic of C H D System
A. C. Hinckley is selected for the newly created Master Mechanic post overseeing the C., H. & D. system. He becomes Master Mechanic of both the Northern and Southern Divisions as the Superintendent of Motive Power position is abolished and its duties reassigned.
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A. C. Hinckley
Mr. Hinckley
Carleton College Receives 100000 Gift Toward Science Hall
President Sullivan announced that William H. Laird of Winona a college trustee, donated 100000 to Carleton College. Fifty thousand funds a science hall and the remaining fifty thousand becomes an endowed fund.
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Commercial Tribune
Northfield
Minn
Sullivan
Carleton College
William H. Laird
Winona, Minn
Amateurs Blow Safe at P Watelsky & Co Scrapyard
Safeblowers cracked the strong box in the office of P Watelsky & Co scrap iron dealers at 307 Baymiller street early yesterday morning and escaped with 15 dollars in currency. They bored a hole in the safe door, used nitroglycerin, and blew the door from its hinges. Chief Ralph Crawford notes amateurs carried out the job, citing local youth with blasting experience as suspects.
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P. Watelsky & Co
Baymiller Street
G. F
Lienesch
Fourth
Stone Streets
Ralph Crawford
Double Wedding at Walnut Hills for Rapp Daughters
A double wedding at Mrs. Ida Rapp’s home on Moorman avenue Walnut Hills joined Ida Rapp and Emma Rapp to Robert Hildebrand and John Becker. The 8 o’clock ceremony was led by Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr with a bridal party of sixteen. After a Brooklyn trip the Hildebrands will reside in Hyde Park and the Beckers in Hamilton.
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Ida Rapp
Moorman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Emma Rapp
Robert Hildebrand
John Becker
Hugo Eisenlohr
Brooklyn
Teachers' Courses at U University Board and Board of Education Reach Agreement
The boards end disagreements by agreeing to establish a pedagogical department as a regular University branch. The Board of Education will name instructors for teachers' courses and share equally in the department's expenses with the University.
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Board of Education
Boys Fail to Return From Cincinnati Excursion
Two Columbus youths Wal ter Davis 17 and Clarence Freeman 16 vanished after an excursion to Cincinnati on Sunday. Their parents seek police aid in locating them. Davis wore a blue and gray suit with a soft tan hat and black shoes. Freeman is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall, slender, in a light suit and tan Oxfords.
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Columbus
Walter Davis
Clarence Freeman
Cincinnati
Davis
Freeman
After Stone Throwers In Lockland
Bad boys in Lockland have targeted passing cars with flying rocks shattering windows. The road’s management hired Detective William S. Heitzmann of Cincinnati to identify and arrest those responsible and curb the dangerous habit after a woman passenger was seriously cut and others were injured by glass.
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Lockland
Williams. Heitzmann
Cincinnati
Escape during transfer leads to police protest
William White, a Black man, escaped custody at the Central Police Station while being taken to Police Court after dodging Patrolman Finn. Finn drew his revolver but could not fire as bystanders blocked him. Acting Chief Casey ordered charges against Finn for permitting the prisoner to escape.
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Finn
William White
Roy White
Bayymiller Street
Central Police Station
White
Casey
Child Dies as Father Abducts Infant in Cincinnati Case
Six month old Howard Atkins died at City Hospital after arrival May 28. Father Howard Atkins, who claimed residence at 225 West Ninth Street, left Cincinnati June 1 with the child and has not returned. Neighbors say he moved from Kansas City weeks earlier, leaving the city with the infant suspected to be his return to his old home.
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Howard Atkins
City Hospital
West Ninth Street
Atkins
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Creditors Meet Over Holzman & Co Proceedings
The five member Creditors Committee adjourned after Wednesday’s inquiry into Holzman & Co. affairs. A Friday morning report of findings and recommendations will be issued, and Attorney John W. Peck, committee chairman, said a creditors’ meeting for the firm is likely next Saturday afternoon.
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Holzman & Co
Creditors’ Committee of Five
John W. Peck
New Meningitis Case in Cincinnati City Hospital
A new cerebro spinal meningitis case was reported at City Hospital. Two year old Ida Dolinsky of 1544 Central Avenue is the patient. Eva Krasnitke, another patient, was removed to her home against medical advice, risking relapse as doctors warned.
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City Hospital
Cincinnati
Ida Dolinsky
Central Avenue
Eva Krasnitke
Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Aimed at Alimony and Damages
Listings show case numbers 131673 to 131677 in Common Pleas Court. Ella Beckett versus Harry Beckett alleges diverse grounds and alimony. Eugene E Scherrer sues James rot et al for five thousand dollars in damages. Anta Earehart seeks divorce from David Earehart. Anna Groves sues Mary Baker for two thousand six hundred dollars damages. Lizzie Miller appeals from Squireeller decision against Ernst Beirich.
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Ella Beckett
Harry Beckett
Tve
J. C. Rogers
Eugene E. Scherrer
James Rot
Heilker & Heilker
Anta Earehart
David Earehart
Thomas J. Hollister
Anna Groves
Mary Baker
Kelly& Hauck
Lizzie Miller
Ernst Beirich
Squireller
Burnett's Vanilla Endorsed as Pure Food Choice
Advertisements urge consumers to choose Burnett's Vanilla as the pure food option and to avoid substitutes, emphasizing quality and authenticity.
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Burnett
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