Look Out for the Landslide of Ballots in Europe Contest
Voter guidance outlines coupon validity from June 9 to June 15 and urges candidates to mail subscriptions early or later. Ballots must name the chosen candidate and postage must be prepaid. Late subscriptions forwarded to the office can be voted if requested, ensuring ballots reach before the contest closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Subscriptions Drive Declares Close Of Ballot Season
The piece urges readers to push subscriptions in a pivotal period described as the serious stage of the struggle. It promises a chance at a free tour to Europe and notes total ballot receipts up to June 7 1905 across Cincinnati areas and numerous townships with many names and addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky and Covington Ward Voter Listings Highlight Names
A fragmented list enumerates residents across Kentucky counties and cities including Covington in Kenton County and Newport in Campbell County. Names and addresses appear with ward designations and large numeric figures likely censuses or listings.
Italian Programme at the Zoo Chester's First Outing
Italian programme at the Zoo features Antonio Decimo soloist with Ellery's Band. M'Cune and Grant, two clever vaudeville players, now at Chester Park, headlining the opening season lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Antonio Decimo
Ellery
the Zoo
M'Cune
Grant
Chester Park
Italians at the Zoo Offer Opera Night in Cincinnati
The Ellery Band plans an Italian grand opera programme at the Zoo tonight with official Italian representation. Sig Palma will be soloist and a trumpet romanza by Ferullo will be performed. The Italian march and Wagner program follow tomorrow with many women’s club members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Band
Cincinnati
Sig Palma
Ferullo
Italy
Ellery
Sig. Ferullo
United Singers Set Classic Chester Outing With Free Concerts
The first big outing of the season arrives in Chester Sunday as the United Singers host their annual reunion. German singing societies send large delegations, two grand opera house concerts are free, and a lake fireworks show includes a toboggan replica. A free vaudeville pavilion features acts like Bimm Bomm and Burr, Dixon Burt and Leon, Doss and Nadomney, and Norman the Frog Man. Twice-daily concerts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
United Singers
Opera House
Bimm
Bomm
Burr
Dixon, Burt and Leon
Reuben and the
Maid
Doss
Nadomney
Charles H. Duncan
Norman
Decimo the African Moor of Venice Captivates Zoo Audiences
The 27 year old clarinetist Antonio Decima draws crowds with magnetic stage presence and masterful playing. Critics compare him to Patti and Melba, noting his natural talent and evolution from youth to seasoned performer as he performs pieces like Mendelssohn Spring Song Moszkowski Serenade Annie Laurie and Violets to enthusiastic crowds.
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Antonio
Decima
Venice
Decime
Patti
Melba
Decimo
Mendelssohn
Moskowski
Annie Laurie
Outdoor Stage Selected for Woodland Players at University
The Stage Committee chose a site near the university east of the main grounds for Mr. Ben Greet's Woodland Players. A hillside clearing around two elm trees will host a four play Shakespearean run with a rope fenced viewing area for hundreds. Manager arrives June 21. performances set for June 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet
Woodland Players
Bessie F. Johnson
C. H. Burton
Elizabeth Kellogg
Elsie Hobart
E. M. Brown
Arthur Kinsella
C. H. Mitchell
McLaughlin
F. C. Hicks
University
Amusement Notes Highlight Coney Island Charity Outing
The Coney Island Company offered free river and up river park outings for Cincinnati children. City leaders praised the gesture with thanks. Children from the Home, St Aloysius Orphan Asylum, and the Stamina League will join trips to Coney. West Cincinnati Turners plan their annual field day at the resort Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Company
Coney Company
Coney
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
Stamina League
West Cincinnati Turners
Exercises at Music Hall College of Music Programme
An attractive programme will be presented this evening at the College of Music commencement exercises in Music Hall. A large audience is expected and a ticket plan will guide entrances: white and gray for first floor via center doors, lavender for dress circle via south door, and the upper balcony for un-ticketed attendees via the north door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Music Hall
Spinal Meningitis Claims Two Young City Children
The Health Department reported the death of 8 year old Thomas L. Hergert of 1037 Linn Street from cerebro spinal meningitis. Cedric Hofmann age 3 of 1133 Queen City Avenue also died from meningitis after a brief illness and without physician attendance.
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Thomas L. Hergert
Linn Street
Health Department
Cedric Hofmann
Queen City Avenue
McAllister Favored For Southern Railway Board Seat
McAllister a former Freight Agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad is urged for the vacancy on the Southern Railway Board of Trustees created by Samuel Hunt's death. Supporters say his rail shipping experience fits the role, including rebates drayages and through-rate division. Legal notices follow for Cincinnati bids on Prospect Place improvements with a $5000 bond and board bid requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McCallister
Water Works
Board of Trustees
Southern Railway
Samuel Hunt
McCallister
Pennsylvania Railroad
Builders Trades Council votes on merger option
This evening the Building Trades Council will decide if it remains independent or is absorbed by the Central Labor Council. Carpenters bricklayers painters and other crafts argue for autonomy from smaller unions within the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Council
Building Trades’ Council
Fireman Breaks Ankle During Alarm at Box 886
George Alloway of Hooks Company No 2 slept through the alarm last night and fell from a pole hole trying to escape. He fractured his right ankle and was taken by Patrol 5 to City Hospital for treatment.
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George Alloway
Hooks Company No. 2
Alloway
Patrol 5
City Hospital
Building Permits Granted in Riverside and Woodburn Area
Building permits issued yesterday to Riverside Congregational Church for a church building on Ingalls street between Liston and Hillside avenue costing 2500. Bernard Bresser received a permit for a flat building on the south side of Woodburn avenue totaling 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Congregational Church
Ingalls Street
Liston
Hillside Avenue
Bernard Bresser
Woodburn Avenue
Local Option Election Set for Columbia Township
June 30 election called in Columbia Township with petitions circulated by the drys targeting Hartmann's Grove and three Plainville saloons along with a Madeira saloon.
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Columbia Township
Drys
Hartmann’s Grove
Plainville
Madeira
Proposals for Clothing and Page Supplies
Chief Quartermaster office Chicago invites sealed proposals in triplicate by June 29 1905 for delivery to multiple depots of a wide range of clothing and page supplies including hats gloves blankets tents and hardware. Government may accept or reject all proposals based on domestic production quality and price with equal consideration given to foreign goods and duties.
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Chief Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Ills
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
A Francisco
S. B. Kersey
Newak
San Francisco
St. Louis
Jeffersonville
H. Mill
Proposals for Manufacture of Clothing and Tents
Chief Quartermaster's Office at Kago Illinois invites sealed proposals by July 3 1905 for manufacture and delivery of canvas coats trousers dress coats summer trousers conical tents hospital tents and flies storage tents and flies to Philadelphia New York or Chicago depots. U S reserves right to accept or reject any proposal. Envelopes must be marked Proposals for Manufacture of Clothing and Equipment and addressed to Lt Col W H Miller C Q.
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Kago
Ill
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
United States
W. H. Miller
C. Q
Proposals for Olive Drab Sweaters Sealed Chicago 1905
Quartermaster's Office invites sealed proposals until 12 noon June 30 1905 for delivery at Boston New York Philadelphia or Chicago depots of 5 Olive Drab Sweaters. Government may accept or reject any or all. Inquiries to LT COL W H Co QM envelopes indorsed Sweaters.
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Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
Illinois
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
LT. Col. W. H. Cc
Sealed bids sought for condemned park buildings Cincinnati Ohio
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed proposals to purchase buildings and improvements on property condemned for Park One in Case 129 298 Common Pleas. Bids due 12 noon Thursday June 22 1905 with certified check for bid amount. The board may reject all bids per May 17 1906 resolution.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Prospect Place
Reading Road
Harvey Avenue
Geo. F. Holmes
State of
Ohio
Park One
Court’ Common Pleas
Fourth
Third
Lawrence
Board of Public Servce
Executors Sale of Manss Real Estate in Price Hill Hamilton Co
Estate of the late Louis Manss offers real estate at public sale in Cincinnati Ohio. First the southwest corner of Glenway avenue and Rapid Run pike with a 20 room frame house and 4 1/2 acres in Delhi Township. Also six lots in Glenway Syndicate subdivision with specific frontages and depths on Sunset Winfield Midland and Vaughan roads. Appraised values listed. sale to occur after the first property, with deferred payments: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years. Executrix Philippine Manss. May 11 1905.
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Louis Manss
Glenway Avenue
Rapid Runpike
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Glenway Syndicate
City
Hamilton County
Glenway, Avenue and
Delhi Township
James Cahill
Court of Common Pleas
Rapid Run
Warsaw
John Manss
Rapid Run Pike
Cleves Pike
del Township
Sunset Avenue
Winfield Ave
Winfield Avenue
Midland Avenue
Eighth Street
Vaughan Road
Land Avenue
Hami
Manss
Philippine
Proposals Sought for Seven Thousand Steel Wall Lockers
General Depot of the Quartermaster's Department in Washington D C calls for sealed proposals in triplicate to furnish seven thousand standard metal wall lockers. Samples and specifications available at the office, with June 10 1905 deadline for submission and right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster's Department
Washington, D. C
Quartermaster’s Department
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Zanesville
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Fifth St
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Circleville
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Logan
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Looking County
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Joseph Lightle
Mt. Sterling
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Washington D. H
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Kirkham Ee
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Miamis
Steele
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Franklin County
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Pennsylvania Ave
Colum
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Eighth Ave
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Ma‘rion
Columbus
Nettle B. Gill
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Richmond Ave
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Hunter St
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Limestone &T
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Lizzie Smith
N. Spring
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Troy
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Grey ‘Ave
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Urbana
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van~ Wert
Ties
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Main St
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Auglaize
Wert
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Union City
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Muncie
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Richmond
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Shelbyville
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Issee
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Filaire
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Paris
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Bracken
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Des
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Pendleton
Maud Applegate
Falmouth
Amelia C. Gnadinger
Cynthiana
Harrison County
Pauline Edward Johnson
Williamstown
Grant County
Russell St
Second Ward
Elizabeth £. Steinkamp
Bertha Gieswein
N. E. Cor
Main and Riddle
Fourth Ward
Martha Elliott
Bank
Louise Thomas
Ludlow
Annie
Iss Mae Walker
Rae Ware
Josie Glade
Byrd St
Ester McNeil
Oliver St
Kenton County
Covington
Ave
C. Ferrall
Otis Dienens
Wm. Lohstroh
Columbia St
Sixth Ward
Elizabeth Felten
Campbell County
Newport
Lula Belle Frans
Davies
Hattie Belle McGinniss
Leeman
R. Harding
Maple Ave
Erd
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Ee -Brooklyn Citizen
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Marr Ae Eee
Redy CO
Antonio Decima
of McAllister
Building Council
Central Body
Ww. Johnson
Albert Bettinger
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