Two Positions Widely Separated for Rev Evans
Rev M A Evans of Ash street Norwood holds two distant posts 400 miles apart. He pastors the Welsh Congregational church on Lawrence street Cincinnati and becomes assistant editor of a Chicago Bible dictionary. He will continue his Cincinnati pulpit, returning weekly except one Sunday each month with a supply minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Evans
Ash Street
Norwood
Evans
Lawrence Street
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vans
Commercial Tribune
Middle West
Ministers Charge Political Trick At Turnfest Parade
The Presbyterian and Methodist ministers denounce the school board for directing public school children to join the Turnfest parade in June. They claim coercion and political motive seek to keep children in the streets for hours to honor local commercial interests. A protest resolutions list demands and a fund drive to bring Princeton Theological Seminary president Dr. Francis L. Patton to give lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Turners
Cincinnati
Dyer
Peter Robertson
Francis L. Patton
Theological Seminary
Princeton University
Patton
Family Feud Over Estate Shares Heard In Court
In common pleas court Judge Charles J. Hunt heard Mrs. Caroline Stevens and Mrs. Pearl Lamkin contend they hold a fourth share each in their late mother’s estate against their father Governor John F. Robinson. The sisters seek accounting of stock in United States Playing Card and United States Printing plus dividends since the 1880s, claiming nearly a million dollars in value. Governor Robinson claims the stocks were bought with his money and held in trust for him, with deeds granting him life interests and eventual full ownership. He asserts the sisters signed under duress, while the daughters testified they relied on him and did not understand the deeds. The hearing may extend through the week as attorneys argued and letters about family rift were excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Stevens
Pearl Lamkin
John F. Robinson
Charles J. Hunt
Common Pleas Court
Robinson
Gil
Charles
John G. Robinson
United States Playing Card Company
United States Printing Company
Stevens
Lodge Members Angry at Star Cast by Minister
Prominent fraternal members debated Rev Walter Cole of St Pauls M B H church sermon on Religion and Morals. He accused lodges of inconsistencies while Dr George Kalb defended fraternal groups noting lodge aid exceeded six million dollars last year and that churches do not repay or assist as lodge members do. Attorney Joel Clare supported the lodges contrasting reform aims with church shortcomings. The debate centered on moral conduct of lodge members versus church discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cole
St. Paul's M. BH. Church
Odd Fellows
Joel Claré
Cole
Advertising Men to Dine Women in Cincinnati Event
The Advertisers' club of Cincinnati set July 1 and Coney Island as the time and place for the next monthly dinner inviting women. Committees on songs, stories, transportation, souvenirs, and headquarters were named, with Myer Lesser heading souvenirs. Secretary H. K. Hall was asked to extend sympathy to member Harry Emrie's family. Noon speaker Charles F. Jones will discuss Cincinnati impressions from six months’ residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Megrue
R. L. Prather
W. H. Kauffmann
Smith B. Queal
Myer Lesser
Cincinnati
Joseph Schmidt
Arthur S. Crawford
J. R. Tomlin
C. Oskamp Daller
Joseph D. Engelbert
Board of Governors
H. KE. Hall
Harry Emrie
Aurora
Ind
Charles F. Jones
New Yorker
the Fair Company
Jones
Buck Pneumatic Stamp Co Receiver Receives Offer
Receiver W. R. Thrall winding up the Buck Pneumatic Stamp company in bankruptcy received an offer to buy all company property at 75 percent of appraised value. With creditors consent he will close the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Stamp Company
W. R. Thrall
Buck Pneumatic Stamp Company
Decision Today In O Dell Gage
The United States court will issue a decision this morning on the fate of the O D ell company commission brokers. Defendants Louis W Foster Walter Campbell Edwin Heil John M Gorman and J M Scott were found guilty of using the mails in a bucketshop scheme. Gorman faces a possible exception over evidence that he was not connected to the business. the case may go to the circuit court of appeals. Assistant District Attorney Moulinier will represent the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dell
United States
Thompson
Louis W. Foster
Walter Campbell
Edwin Heil
John M. Gorman
J. M. Scott
John M
Gorman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Moulinier
Tankard 19 Given 10 Rager Acknowledged by Georgia Railway Men
Superintendent Charles Rager of Cincinnati railway mail division received a fine tankard from Georgia Fourth division railway mail men. The silver rimmed gift depicts Georgia scenes and will become a family heirloom. Cincinnati delegates led by Charles Mains returned from Atlanta after a convention at Chattanooga and Mammoth Cave. F. J. Masten of Cincinnati division was named chairman of the claims committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rager
Cincinnati Railway Mail Division
Railway Mail Men
Georgia
Railway Mail
Atlanta
Remus
Stone Mountain
Roger
Cincinnati
Charles HB. Mains
Chattanooga
Spen
Mammoth Cave
F. J. Masten
Mrs Halsted Boylan Dies in Rome After Illness
Mrs Halsted Boylan wife of Dr Halsted Boylan of Cincinnati died in Rome on May 2 after illness. She was Miss Ellen Gilmor of Baltimore daughter of the late Robert Gilmor and sister of Judge Gilmor and Col Harry Gilmor. The couple resided in Rome with one daughter Mme De Monteverde wife of the Portuguese legation counsellor. Remains to rest in Protestant cemetery chapel in Rome before burial in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsted Boylan
Cincinnati
Rome
City Hall Notes Detail Appointments and Projects
James Higgins named rod man in the engineering department replacing Leslie Donovan. James Walsh appointed an orderly at the city hospital and Frank Crossius a laborer in street and sewer work. L&N Railroad gets permit to erect a traveling crane at Front street depot. Work begins June 14 on Salem street from Menlo to Stettinius and on Erkenbrecher avenue from Burnet to Vine. P F Wehmer to travel to New York and Philadelphia for lab supplies due to scarce Cincinnati sources. Beechwood avenue grading and paving estimated at 6315 dollars. Sisters of Notre Dame seek alley cleaning off East Sixth street. B M Blair away sick. George Eubanks retires on disability. Joseph Mce Sorley to seek pension next meeting for right hand injury. University extension hearing Thursday at 10 AM on bond proposal nearly 900000 dollars for new buildings and equipment.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Front Street
David A. Walker
Salem Street
Menlo Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Thomas P. Strack
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Vine Street
P. F. Wehmer
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Beechwood Avenue
Cinnamon Street
Cohoon Street
Sisters of Notre Dame
East Sixth Street
B. M. Blair
George Eubanks
Board of Public Safety
Joseph Mce- Sorley
University Extension
Finance Committee of Council
University
Minister Robertson Named to Xenia Seminary Staff
Rev Dr Peter Robertson of this city is named professor of pulpit oratory voice culture and expression at United Presbyterian Theological Seminary Xenia Ohio for the next college term. His third edition elocution manual and Harvard Shakespeare texts are to be used as textbooks. The honor is endorsed by several seminaries colleges and universities and the engagement covers three months each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Robertson
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Xenia
Robertson
Harvard
United Presbyterian Theological Seminaries
Allegheny City
Wittenberg College
One Theological Seminary
Springfield
Western Theological Seminary
Omaha Theological Seminary
Wooster University
Westminster College
Washington and Jefferson College
Bridge Control Fight Ends With Refused Injunction
Circuit Judge Harbeson refused to issue a mandatory injunction without notice as attorneys representing Covington and Newport appointees to the Newport and Covington Bridge company sought to block the current Republican board. Proceedings followed a sidewalk meeting where new directors were elected. The case continues with a hearing set for this afternoon as Democrats contend for bridge control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington and Newport General Councils
Newport and Covington Bridge Company
Harbeson
Covington
Harry Klosterman
Fidward Berry
Newport
Joseph L. Ruh
Jacob Buchert
Matt Maschindt
Emil Steinert
Edward L. Krieger
Berry
John Hogan
Joseph Ternan
Harry Buschmiller
Monte Myers
Eoward Berry
Outing for the Blind Children of Cincinnati Planned
Sightless students from the Cincinnati Blind School and peers will travel to Clovernock on Friday via omnibuses. A musical and dramatic program will entertain, followed by a picnic lunch. The event yielded $444 by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clovernock
Cincinnati Blind School
Laundrymen Plan Outing and Chicago Delegation
Members of the Cincinnati Laundry and Allied Trades club met at the Business Men's club to discuss a Phoenix Park outing in about two weeks. A committee of Waters Fry and Armleder will fix the date and arrangements. The club will send about thirty members to Chicago in October for the annual laundrymen convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Laundry and Allied Trades Club
Business Men's Club
Phoenix Park
B. Waters
L. Fry
Otto Armleder
Methods of Securing New Scholars at Sabbath Meeting
At a round table gathering by the Sabbath School association of the Cincinnati Presbytery at Third Presbyterian Church Rev. Augus tus O Bing spoke on Methods of Securing New Scholars. The meeting also touched plans for Y W C A discussions and other church topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Association of the Cincinnati Presbytery
Third Presbyterian Church
West Seventh Street
Augustus O. Bing
Notices of Deaths and Funerals From Various Cities
Several obituaries and funeral notices including Ellen Gilmor Boylan wife of George Halsted Boylan died in Rome on May 2. Edward Cullen aged 58 died at his home 759 Wayne Street with funeral from Church of Assumption and burial at Calvary Cemetery. Infant Ganatil E Molloy died from the Molloy family residence 1219 Grace Avenue with funeral Wednesday. Frederick A Rentz Jr aged 15 years 8 months 20 days died June 7 1908 with funeral June 9 1908. Mrs Philomena Tragesser widow of Valentine died at 200 East McMillan Street with funeral and high mass at Holy Name Church.
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Boylan
Bellen Gilmor
George Halsted Boylan
Rome
Italy
Cullen
Edward Cullen
Wayne Street
Church of Assumption
Calvary Cemetery
San Francisco
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
New Orleans
New York City
Mollon
Grace Avenue
Frederick A., Jr
Frederick A
Emma Rentz
Age Miller
Church of Holy Name
Edward Cullen Dead Veteran Circus Manager
Edward Cullen longtime business manager of the Robinson road shows and friend of Colonel John Wilson has died at his Walnut Hills home. The illness is not confirmed but suspected to be a lingering cold from a California excursion. Gil and Charley Robinson, last surviving show members, will attend the funeral with Governor John F. Robinson at Terrace Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cullen
Robinson
John Wilson
Walnut Hills
California
Gil
Charley Robinson
John F. Robinson
Terrace Park
Isadore Straus Recovering After Park Collision
Isadore Straus, a cigar dealer, injured in a Sunday collision at the Race Street entrance to Washington Park, is reported by physicians at the Jewish Hospital to be recovering smoothly. He sustained broken bones and bruises and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Straus
Race Street
Washington Park
Jewish Hospital
Bones
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Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
East Fourth
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Coney Island
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Court of Appeals
City Hall Notes
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Ohio Seminary
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William Heckman
Edwin Oth
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Lafayette Lodge
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W. M
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Charles Merlea d
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Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
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Internatonal Dental Congress
Berliz
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Lloyd Large
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Queen & Crescent
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Ludlow
Williamstown
Georgetown
Lexington
Ichie Bros
F.B
Maertz Forrat
Automobile and Carriage
Joc Lamping
Louisville, KY
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Fifth Avenue
Wstern
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Thousand Islands
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Moetor
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Reshnear
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Jersey
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