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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

5

Wage schedule agreed for Cincinnati Big Four trainmen

The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway reaches a wage scale parity with the Big Four for conductors, trainmen, and yardmen. Working rules will be settled soon, and a wage dispute with Cincinnati Northern is to be discussed with Big Four general manager Van Winkle. Arbitration under the Erdmann act may decide remaining issues.

E. A. Gould Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Road Co. N Cincinnati Northern Railroad Cincinnati Northern van Whikle Big Four Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers

Offices Closed After C O and V Funeral in Richmond

The general offices of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in the Ingalls building were closed yesterday due to the funeral in Richmond Virginia of C E Doyle vice president of the road.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Ingalls Richmond C. E. Doyle

Immigration Agent Bricker Travels Between Midwest Posts

lL. J. Bricker, general immigration agent for the Northern Pacific based in St. Paul, visited Cincinnati briefly after arriving from Warsaw Indiana. He then departed for Chicago, noting his prior role as traveling immigration agent with Cincinnati headquarters.

Ll. J. Bricker Northern Pacific St. Paul, Minn Cincinnati Warsaw Ind Chicago Mr. Bricker America Canadian Pacific Railway A. J. Blaisdell East Fourth Street Ohio

Hearing on Street Closures in Sidney by C H D

F H Alfred and H A Cassel attended a Sidney city council hearing about closing certain streets during C H D rail property improvements. The company is spending 500000 dollars on physical improvements at Sidney.

F. H. Alfred William Cotter H. A.cassel Alfred Sidney City Council

Brimson Heads to Falls for Rail Union Meeting

W H Brimson general superintendent of the B and O S travels to Niagara Falls for a two day meeting of the American Railway Union committee on station with rail and signaling topics on the agenda. The transportation committee will join session with committee No 10 of the American Railway Engineering Association to discuss signals.

W. H. Brimson Nia Falls Committee The American Railway 2Nion Mmittee Transportation Committee American Railway Engineering Association

Hicks to Retire from Big Four at Indianapolis

John Q. Hicks, local freight agent for the Big Four at Indianapolis, will retire and go on pension. Timothy A. Connor will succeed him as chief clerk to General Manager J. Q. Van Winkle, with E. R. Bonnell succeeding Connor. Promotions are now in effect.

John Q. Hicks Big Four Indianapolis Timothy A. Connor J. Q. van Winkle E. R. Bonnell Connor

Pennsylvania Company West Ratifies 999 Year Lease

In Pittsburg on June 7 the annual stockholders meeting of the Pennsylvania Company West re-elected the old board. A lease of the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula railroad to the Pennsylvania company for 999 years, to take effect July 1, 1910, was ratified by the stockholders. A board meeting to elect officers will be held in Philadelphia later.

Pittsburg Associated Press Pennsylvania Company Youngstown& Ashtabula Philadelphia

Railroad Notes and Santa Fe Call Off Texas Improvements

C. S. and S. Kinnear, traveling passenger agent for the B O S W, based in Lynchburg Virginia, was in the city yesterday. The Santa Fe management has ordered all planned improvements in Texas to be called off due to economic conditions.

C. S&s Kinnear Lynchburg Santa Fe Texas

Treatment claims for symptom relief and weight gain

Fragmentary note discusses eS treatment of symptoms including weight gain and effects on nerve and muscle energy. Mentions unrestricted diet and a booklet promotion from New York at 655 Pine Street.

New York

Rail and railroads dominate the era of transit expansion

Enriq ue Creel, governor of Chimuanua, is named as a vice president of the Kansas City Mexico Orient railways and aids the new line’s progress under President Stilwell. English financiers inspect Louisiana Southern property in New Orleans. Three thousand workers in Cordova Alaska race to complete a $1,000,000 cantilever bridge. Grand Central station in New York to be demolished for a $150,000,000 terminal. Virginia seeks bids to transport state troops to Gettysburg. Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern Electric enters bankruptcy with $3,000,000 liabilities. Northern Pacific inaugurates Chicago to Portland service in 72 hours. Central of Georgia schedules peach crop handling amid a bumper season. Emporia Kans citizens challenge Kansas City Mexico Orient route, possibly bypassing Emporia. Santa Fe cuts employee passes. New shops at Taylor Texas for International Great Northern to open July 1. Statesman and Daly tour Cincinnati rail circles.

Louisiana Southern Road Arthur Stanley New Orleans Cordovia Alaska Copper River Miles Childs Grand Central New York New York Central Adjutant General of Virginia Gettysburg Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Electric Company Northern Pacific Chicago Portland Central of Georgia Road Emporia Kan New Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Rock Island Missouri Pacific Santa Fe International & Great Northern Taylor Tex A. G. Statesman Cincinnati Northern van Wert J. P. Daly Chattanooga Cincinnati

Weather forecast and past June 7 1910 readings

Warm spell extends toward the Ohio valley with rising temperatures east of the Mississippi. Cincinnati saw 46 to 69 degrees the day before. June 7 1910 weather highs reached 69, lows 46, clear to cloudy conditions, with no rain. Government forecast calls for fair Ohio West Virginia, increasing clouds and showers later, with warmer temps across the region.

Ohio Valley Mississippi Cincinnati N.W Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Indiana

Ocean Steamship Movements

Ships arriving and sailing in New York Liverpool Genoa Trieste London Halifax ports with vessels from New York Boston and Bremen listed including Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Cara ontan Potsdam Kaiser Wilhelm II Europa Lombardia Argentina Columbian and Mon- names.

NEW YORK=s Bremen Caronia Liverpool Potsdam Rotterdam Europa Naples New York Genoa Trieste Argentina London Agrivead Columbian Boston Halafax N. S

Shipping News Records Arrivals and Departures Worldwide

Ports including Glasgow Liverpool Havre Boston Montreal Vancouver and New York show arrivals of the Marquette Kronprinze Wilhelm Hellig Olav and Graf Waldersee with departures of the Carthagenian Saxonia Sardinian Ivernia Empress of Japan Mont Eagle and Athinai among others indicating active transatlantic and Pacific routes and connections to St John s N F Philadelphia Vancouver and Constantinople with timing details consistent with a daily maritime notice.

Glasgow Liverpool St. Johns N. F Philadelphia Dover Havre Montreal Boston Hong Kong Vancouver Yokohama Bremen Kronprinze Wilhelm New York Copenhagen Hellig Olav Boulogne Graf Waldersee Gibraltar Koenig Abert Athinai Constantinople

Names and Ages Listed in Reading Area Directory

A long list of residents with ages and street addresses appears, including Frank Woebkenberg of Reading aged 23 and Clara Wulftange of Reading, with numerous other names and homes across Reading and nearby towns. The compilation includes adults and a mix of households, with addresses on Harrison, Central, Terrace, and supporting streets, reflecting a detailed local directory snapshot.

Frank Woebkenberg Reading Clara Wulftange Joseph H. Godrow Clay St Thomas H. Johnson Harrison Ethel Hoop Alfred Alley W. Twelfth St Agnes V. McLean Zumstein Adam Hartmann Sechorr P Lawrence Hammereiey M. Jungsawaroh Pearl Marquardt Wilson Drake Florence Sewers Harry F. Huber Bara Roger Carrie cKay L. Immenhorst Terrace R. Young Spring Grove Louisa Scott Avery John H. Bertke Clark St Charles H. Rettig Central Mary Knapp Mongwly Lillian Bartlett Bar Benijamin Herget Edith B. Maescher Forrest E. Maddux Ruth Lillian Henrg Ninth St John H. Wiehe Rossmayne Lilien Rodefelad Pleasant Ridge Otto Meinghausen Norwood Ida Schumann Walnut St Fred Pfeffer Mohawk Emma M. Reifel Wagner St Ernst Schnelle Poplar Et Regina Buechle Poplar William Harmeyer Lock St Elizabeth F. Bruce Kopal Poley Plum Fannie Schear Clifford Smith Lockland Ae Gulu Rohlfs Andree Huber Greenville, O Eliz. B. Bachmeyer Milton St J. W. Henefelt Third St Jenee L. Hoffman James Hill York St Elmore St Gustave Rodgers Armory Mary Nadel Wade Earl’ Wintere Ava Nannie Pruett Lulu Retman Wiliam F. Brown Tek Ern George Ziegenhardt Emma Clif J. Bayersdorfer Ben G Ellerta C. Gerrard Chas F. A. Gassman Fisher Av Frances Frieda E. Leisinger Klotter

Obituary-like list of residents with ailments and statuses

A compilation of names, ages, and addresses showing causes of illness such as tuberculosis pneumonia Bright's disease and heart disease. Several entries indicate inquest or plea pendings, with multiple street addresses including East Sixth Street Bank Street and Lincoln Avenue.

Saunders Eliza East Sixth Street Maes Det M Bank Street Pendin Bosse Elizabeth Neff- Avenue Bright Graef Frederick East Seventh Street Rengering Poplar Street Price William Angel Thomas Lincoln Avenue Rimanoczy Adolph Grand Street Muller Henry H Kinney Avenue Dwyer Martin T Bloom Street M’granahan Nellie Martha McPherson Street Otten John Mills Hotel Meyers Oseph Beekman Street Sac K Marie Beckel Walnut Street Yager Charles Linn Street Wardy West Water Street

Fleischmann renews university scholarship to fund 13 students

Julius Fleischmann renewed his $1,000 scholarship fund for non Cincinnati high school graduates to attend the university. Thirteen scholars entered last year and seven achieved distinguished scores, with three of the top six being Fleischmann Scholars. He pledged another $1,000 for next year to sponsor another baker's dozen of students.

Julius Fleischmann Dabney Cincinnati Fleischmann

Fleischmann and Tom At Amicable Neighborly Meeting

Colonel Max Fleischmann joked about a stray story spinning a gory tale of wounds from a scratch with a household tomcat. He dismisses the rumor as imagination and says there is friendly harmony between himself and the cat.

Max Fleischmann Tomcat Tom Corone Fleischmann Cat

Horse Maltreated Near Balmiller Street Tracks

A horse owned by George Clark a peddler of 25 Avery alley lay injured on the Big Four tracks at Balmiller street for about ninety minutes yesterday morning. The animal was too weak to rise and hindering trains. The Humane Society dispatched a man to shoot the horse. A warrant was issued for Clark and Patrolman Bond attempted to serve it. Clark fled and remains at large.

George Clark Avery Alley Balmiller Street Humane Society Clark Bond

Norwood builds stores and hundreds of homes along main pike

Norwood plans include twenty five houses fronting Montgomery road near the Carnegie library and stores along the main pike with rear residences. S. M. Cooper takes eight homes at a total of fifty thousand dollars. Bellevue Brewing Co leases Third and Cutter building for five years at two thousand seven hundred, to be remodeled for a saloon and residence.

Mills Norwood Montgomery Road Carnegie Library S. M. Cooper Bellevue Brewing Company Mary F. Williams Samuel F. Williams Cincinnati Mary .E. Schalk Sofinda L. Turner Verina D. Spooner Los Angeles Cal J. Franklin Smith & Co Third and Cutter Streets Joe Petri

Property Deals Delay at East Walnut Hills Homestead

The Koehler homestead on Vista place East Walnut Hills has not sold as printed but is under negotiation. It fronts 342 feet on Vista and includes a substantial homestead. The Bolce property, previously sold, lies 500 feet away and features a brick house.

Koehler Vista ‘Place East Walnut Hills Vista Bolce

Real Estate Leases and Transfers Across Subdivisions

Real estate deals include numerous transfers and leases across multiple townships and subdivisions. Listings cover lots in Cleves, Kennedy Heights, Idlewild, Euclid, and Mount Washington along with rights of way for sewers, and partial lots in several sub divisions. The column also notes river traffic, arrivals, departures, and a non-specific death of a steamboat clerk.

Exhibition at Mercy academy on Freeman avenue

Pupils of the Sisters of Mercy academy present an afternoon exhibition with music recitations and displays of the year’s work. Graduation exercises are scheduled for next week.

Sisters of Mercy Academy Freeman Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baker Horace Baker Queen & Crescent Southern Railroads Washington D. C Re. P. Curtis Smithville Order of Railway Conductors Valentine Fitzpatrick L. J. Bricker Penn. Takes P Railroad Notes Enrique Creel Chimuanua Republic of Mexico Rio Grande Kansas City, Mexico &Orient Railways Stilwell T. Abdlene Eevee Lander P.c Amarillo P.c Leadville Tees Atlanta Tittle Rock -F Jc Baltimore Louisville Buffalo Madison Veers -Cy Memphi P.c. Modena Charlotte Cr Montgomery -Pic Nashville Heer Chinen Caer Ncinn Ati Norfolk Cleveland North Concordia Columbus Des Moines Devil's Lake Pueblo Dodge City Dubuque Rapid City Duluth Roswell Seeewes Fort Smith Salt Lake City San Antonio Haven Gacabere Eae Junction Tees Grand Rapids Havre Waar R. Valentine Vicksburg Jacksonville Wichita Kansas City Yellowstones Eway Gotieus Marshall Clinton St Wyoming Conroy St. Wis Hiand William and Florence Douglass Bette Street Nicholas and Ida Hagen Marshall Avenue Bernard and Amelia Attermeyer Gest Street May Doernberg Hackberry Street Ernst and Rosa Brinkpienh Hast McMicken Avenue Katie Huber Gage James and Sara Burt Sycamore Avenue Jonah Grace Pangburn Local Man’s ‘Fund Feline A. W. Hill Hill Magnus A. Tate Newcomb, Jenkins & Co Wolper Avenue Clifton Thomas A Ge W. Tucker the Realty Co Charles Winter Seer Avenue Werk Road Anna M. Herman Elizabeth Barker Thomas Mullini Esa Emily C. Park George Neuster Longworth Belle B. Simpkinson William C. Fricke Nn Fricke Lester Road Barbara E. Fiedeldey William Co. Fiedeldey Francisco Street Ss. Ciyccelserceenceevas Carrie M. Clemmer Albert Metz Shadwell Street Barrsville Steeeese Mary R. E. ‘Bachelor George Wicias J. W. Baker Sharpsburg Lelia E. Adams Minnie M. Waters Lane Seminary Sanford Brown Edward Mills Fénet Weyer Avenue August C. Krebser Alfred J. Cobbe Walnut Hills Syndicate George H. Astier Elmwood Place L. Aen Hee Anna Meemann Pauline Brenner Lincoln B John Ledermeier George H. Astler Rosa Glandorf Globe Louisa Klocke Lincoln B. A Oscar Cook Southern Ohio L. & T. Co George R. Buecker Price Hill B. Cossdois Hart Southern Ohio Savings Bank Company Retta A. Meyer Madison B. A Albert Vearil_ co Esaeue Iy Harley Co Florea Liberal L. & B Kere Ae Hill Electric Epeniace A. McConnell B. F. Graziani Viene Feiler Highland Avenue L. & Cog Iskae Albert B. Grawford Terrace Park Sophie Metzger June Street L. Co Georgia C. Stowell Hvanston Bank Jacob Seyffer People’s B. & L. Co Sarah Ne Lela B. Adams Harry Cable I. J. Robinson Wee M. Carey Ernst Station L. & Ilag Fai amamccauLr Eaice Mary A. Dacey Reading Road B. Mekins Leitoo Blackburn Christian Beck Walter J. Cary Cato Annie M. Coffel C. Krebser Phil Gauteschekr Emily Nixon William Aills E. A. Mente R. P. Schopper Wood Avenue Middleton Clifton Avenue Frank Thescher Vine Street Albert J. Reiss Hanfield Avenue Georgia Jerome Street Peter Neff Charles L. Doughty Bernard Brande Ti Bug Ted Oy Harvey OQ Blakesley Mamie Green Anderson Township Louis Weber Louise Weber George Graham Hillside Avenue Henry Wittmann Katherine Wwittmann Emma R. Dexter Same East End L. A. Co Cecc Beeen Cees Charles W. Caine Bernhard Jorg Wamseley Cleves Pauline “Brenner Halsey Bvotigd Clark Street Ellen Bechtold Sullivan Printing Works Co Clark Williams and Improvement Co Augustus G. Bofinger Ella J. Kelly Crippen M Mary Blackburn Ollie F. McCue L. C Jennie H. Gerrmann Frank Seller Eden Avenue Shillito Street Arthur W. Gerrmann Frank Ae Sheeh Ubl Mount Wash Ieee Adee Orcoran William Schmitt Brough E. Kelley Euclid Land Association Elizabeth J. Caldwell Guardian Albertina K. Bentley Sophia Kolbe Idlewild Syndicate F. Lennan Emma D. Prather Lillie Horst Wiede Parvin Ward Parker Street David Weaver Elijah Stephens Taltet Norton Anna M. Harthegen Matilda Weige Ralph D. Miller W. H. Billings Anna Norton Wameley Anna Jansing Cincinnati Realty Presley Kemper Cutter Street Union Savings Realty Co Daniel H. Kline Fulton Avenue Laura William R. Beaulre Samuel Yanney Font Euclid Land ‘Association Kennedy Heights City of All Way Points Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company Mainstreet Brennan Purser Langhart Madison Way Points Main Street Hissem Lepper Pomeroy Greenland Green Line Sycamore Street Carney Ellison Maysville Courier Patterson Crumbaugh Chile Bedgington Wrigglesworth Jey Crumagh Edgington Cinennati Greenwood Hutchinson City of Cincinnati Return Dan Leil J. L. Cole Guyandotte Hatfield Emis Queen City Broadway Captain Brown Purser Barringer Davig Island Dam Freeport Wheeling Louie Garrollton Evansville ST. Louis Memphis Betwee Franklin Msboro Hinton Kanawha Falls W. 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