Emperor William offer prompts school examiner decision
The board discussed moving the Woodward monument to the new Hughes High School site and awarded the contract to Fisk Bros for $60, with the Hummel contract withdrawn over guaranteed safety. They considered summer school dates and a potential departure for F. A. King to study in Germany, while approving June events at Riverside and McKinley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hughes High School
David Hummel Building Company
Woodward Monument
Fisk Bros
Woodward High School
Federated Improvement Association
Place
Ninth Street
E. W. Wilkinson
Charles Otterman
Woodward
Nelson Walker
Walnut Hills High School
Eichey
Othe
F. A. King
William
Germany
Webster
Thirtieth
North Fairmount
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Adopts Made in Cincinnati Label
The Cincinnati Furniture Exchange met in Ahlbrands Hall and discussed cooperation with Jamestown manufacturers against packing abuses and Central Trunk Line rate hikes. The group approved a Made in Cincinnati label and named Ballman Steinman and Hoffeld to implement it. President Dietz will sail for Europe June 18, and the next meeting is in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Ahlbrand
Jamestown
N. Y
Western Classification Committee
Central Trunk Line
John Wolf
Traction Company
Government Square
Carthage Country Club
F. H. Ballman
Industrial Bureau
Exchange
Cincinnati
J. F. Dietz
A. G. Steinman
Henry Hoffeld
Dietz
Europe
Central Labor Council votes down union dues increase
The Central Labor Council rejected a proposal to raise dues for member unions at its last night meeting. Probate Judge Malsbury will speak tonight at St. John s Protestant Church Fosdick and Bellevue Avenues North Cincinnati on The Highways Not the Byways. Charles Olsen former Cincinnati Hospital employee was fined 50 dollars and given thirty days in the Workhouse for stealing a patient s watch. The Helping Hand Mission Home at 115 East Third Street will close indefinitely in the absence of founder I S Aaronson who plans to leave for the countryside seeking health restorement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Malsbury
St. John’s Protestant Church
Fosdick
Bellevue Avenues
Cincinnati
Charles Olsen
Cincinnati Hospital
Holmes
Ili
Helping Hand Mission
East Third Street
Aaronson
Hyde Park Men Protest Sidewalks and Parks Conditions
Four hundred ninety seven Hyde Park residents and Hyde Park Business Club members march to City Hall to urge the Board of Public Service to address deteriorating sidewalks and park conditions in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Ministers Plan Mission Conference in Aurora
Evangelical ministers met at St Pauls Church Race Street and decided to hold a mission conference in Aurora Indiana on August 9. The missions include twenty seven district churches with Rev. J Frederick of Newport named as a committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Race Street
Aurora
Ind
J. Frederick
Newport
Seeks Employment, Dies After Factory Fall
John Berger was 24 when he fell through a hatchway at the Modern Furniture Company's factory on 2236 Bogen Street yesterday afternoon. He suffered a skull fracture and died at City Hospital. He lived with his widowed mother at 1020 Bank Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berger
Modern Furniture Company
Bogen Street
Bank Street
Three Dog Attack Victims Treated At City Hospital
Three victims of vicious dogs were treated at City Hospital yesterday. They are Monte Haskowich a nine year old of 1539 Central Avenue Wesley Smith a 36 year old colored porter of 617 John Street and William Morris eighteen of 1526 Pleasant Street Morris describes himself as a dog catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Monte Haskowich
Central Avenue
Wesley Smith
Porter
John Street
William Morris
Pleasant Street
Morris
Sagmeister to Wed Edith Weisenborn in June Ceremony
Joseph Sagmeister private secretary to Senator J B Foraker will marry Edith Weisenborn daughter of Mrs Catherine Weisenborn of 2714 Woodburn avenue Walnut Hills. The wedding will be held June 20 at the First English Lutheran Church Twelfth and Race streets with Rev Mr Kapp officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sagmeister
J. B. Foraker
Edith Weisenborn
Catherine Weisenborn
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Twelfth
Race Streets
Kapp
Assault charge continued in Covington Police Court
John Owens of 315 West Front Street faced assault and battery charges after allegedly beating G. B. Kennedy an engineer on the Ware sandboat and throwing him into the river. The case was continued to await Kennedy's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owens
West Front Street
G. B. Kennedy
Johnstone Street
Covington
Ware
Kennedy
Police Say Edward Cohen Not Max Seligman In Disappearance Case
Dispatch indicates the prisoner arrested Monday in Louisville as Edward Cohen is not Max Seligman who left the city last week amid alleged creditor troubles and a young bride. Chief Crawford said the department has received no report of Seligman's disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edward Cohen
Max Seligman
Crawford
Seligman
Man Believed John Byron Dies After Stair Fall At West Sixth
An elderly man believed to be John Byron, an old soldier, sustained fatal injuries last night when he fell down stairs at a house on 332 West Sixth Street where he sought lodging. A card bearing the name John Byron was found in his pocket, reading or indicating a connection to a Central Branch of Home for ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byron
West Sixth Street
Weds Panama Druggist Miss Nellie Harrington Marries Ashley Perry
Miss Nellie Todd Harrington, formerly a City Hospital nurse, has become Mrs. Ashley Perry in the Panama Canal Zone. Perry, a chief druggist at Colon Hospital, is a government employee in Panama. Letters in Cincinnati announce the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Nellie Todd Harrington
City Hospital
Ashley Perry
Panama Canal Zone
Cincinnati
Miss Harrington
Perry
Colon Hospital
Body of River Man John Hambleton Arrives for Burial
The body of John T. Hambleton, a former city resident and river man, will be brought from San Antonio to the city today and buried tomorrow in Spring Grove Cemetery. He was 62 at death and was a son of James Hambleton, a local pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hambleton
San Antonio
Tex
Cincinnati
Spring Grove
Mr. Hambleton
James Hambleton
Nervine Restores Nervous Energy, Says Local Reader
In a testimonial from J. H. Orshey of Lutits Pa, Dr Miles Nervine is claimed to rebuild a weakened nervous system and support overall health after stress or illness. The ad promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Teath
Mike
J. H
Orshey
Lutits
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Two Candidates Vie For Lima Department Command
Cincinnati G A R members prepare for the state encampment in Lima next Monday at 8 am over C H D railway with a special train. U S Grant Post backs Commander John Kissane for Department Commander while others travel individually. Candidates Kissane King Kline Shear and Frank Stewart are contesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. S. Shear
Alliance
Frank Stewart
Fostoria
Will Build The L Despite Norwood Annexation Debates
J G Schmidlapp states the elevated railroad will be built when the time comes regardless of Norwood joining Cincinnati. He adds the main goal is to allow interurban lines into the city and declines to set a start date, noting no current activity on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Cincinnati
J. G. Schmidlapp
Schmidlapp
Mr. Schmidlapp
Meacham Named Fresh Water Boat Launch Planned in Detroit
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers and allied groups meet in Detroit June 23 to 25. The Daniel B. Meacham will launch the large fresh water boat built to carry iron ore. It is 552 feet long and 36 feet beam. Meacham cannot attend the launching due to travel plans to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Daniel B. Meacham
D. B. Meacham
Reading Road
Rogers, Brown & Co
Iron Merchants
Cincinnati
Frontier Steamship Company
Mr. Meacham
Meacham
Europe
American Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
The
Society of Automobile Engineers
Society of Gas Engine Manufacturers
Winton Place Men Seek County Reimbursement for Pasteur Treatment
George S. Mackelfresh Rev Dr J E Elbert Thomas and Dr William L Shollenbarger of Winton Place will ask County Commissioners to reimburse the 25 subscribers to a $300 fund used to send four Winton Place Maddog victims to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago. The children George Bowen 13 Ida Flaherty 11 William Mack 11 and Milton Maddux 7 returned home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Mackelfresh
J.E. Elbert Thomas
William L. Shollenbarger
Winton Place
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
George Bowen
Ida Flaherty
William Mack
City Aut licenses. State law does not abolish city fees
Assistant Solicitor Morrill rules the city may continue its auto license fees citing state law as a police regulation. Two ordinances on licenses remain in force, with city fee $5 for street use and state fees $8 and $5 for roads. If upheld, motorists would need a state license to travel beyond city boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill Holdg
von Bargen
Morrill
Suffrage and rescue work discussed at Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century Club met at the Palace Hotel and debated rescue work in police stations but did not approve it. Mrs. McLean spoke on suffrage demonstrations in England set for June 21, and Mrs. Snell outlined plans for mass meetings and future travels to organize clubs in Hamilton Ohio and Somerset Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Palace Hotel
Clara Bruce
Gibson House
F. McLean
Susan B. Anthony Club
England
Ricketts Snell
Esplanade
Snell
Chicago
Ninth
Plum Streets
Miss Burke
Sievers
Scott Bonham
Buck
Burke
Hamilton, O
Margaret Bigelow
Somerset, Ky
Seely
Warns Daymen About Bad Milk In Cincinnati
In a weekly Board of Health report Officer Brown warns milk producers who sell doctored milk to Cincinnati. He notes offenders used formaldehyde as preservative, with fines for one violator and shipments destroyed for others. He cites milk shipments growing and refrigerator cars becoming necessary, saying bad milk is costly to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Brown
Cincinnati
La Follette to Speak at Brown County Chautauqua
Senator Robert M. La Follette will headline the Brown County Chautauqua Assembly in Georgetown Ohio August 15 to 23. Other speakers include Prof J Ernest Woodland and Champ Clark with a lineup of performers and religious leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follete
Congress
Brown County Chautauqua Assembly
Georgetown
J. Ernest Woodland
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
Edmund Vance Cooke
Champ Clark
Missouri
Robert Watson
Cincinnati
Nat M. Bringham
Utah
Frank W. Luce
Akron
Herbert H. Moninger
Lou J. Beauchamp
Herbert
Bigelow
Moore Cardin
L. G. Herbert
George R. Stuart
Heaoron Sisters
Otterbein
Lotus Glee Club
Charles A. Wilson
Chautauqua
Milton W. Brown
Man survives self-inflicted expulsion attempt at riverbank
Martin Diedling 31, a laborer from West Sixth Street, prepared a powder box and lit a fuse near Elizabethtown Ohio to end his life. The explosion hurled him into the Big Miami River but he swam to shore and was taken to City Hospital where doctors say he is recovering. He cites illness and unemployment as motives. He has two brothers in Peete Street and a sister in Myrtle Avenue. parents reside in New Alsace, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Diedling
West Sixth Street
Miami River
Elizabethtown
Diedling
Big Miami River
Big Four Bridge
Peete Street
Myrtle Avenue
New Alsace
Ind
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Local Residents
A long list presents names, ages, and residences for marriage licenses issued to individuals in various towns. Entries include Dora Bertrend, Louis F. Lutz, Emma A. Eldering, Amand Kaufman, Christina Wagenstahl, Hugo Reichel, Helen Zinke, Horace Mendenhall, Nellie C. Woolley, Jessé B. Holbrook, Pearl Schoolfield, Charles J. Frey, John M. Goodwick, Josephine Hancock, Charles D. Henthorne, Margaret M. Corwin, Grace W. Morrison, Bernard Sucher, Clara L. Krumpe, William Rentrop, Sam Souvces Weaver, Alyse Kallmeyer, John H. Von Hagel, Catherine Kleinhaus, Fred J. Harlander, Addie S. Bradford, George A. Clephane, Mary Schell, Mathias Bosch, Eva Valdechs, with ages ranging from late teens to mid-eighties and varied street addresses or locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bertrend
E. Canal St
Louis F. Lutz
Vine St
Auhade
Emma A. Eldering
Sycamore St
Amand Kaufman
Silverton
Christina. Wagenstahl
Remington
Owenton daneMy Pearl Schoolfield
Gibson
Charles J. Frey
Hyde Park
John M. Goodwick
Chicago
Josephine Hancock
Charles D. Henthorne
Ashland
Margaret M. Corwin
Palace Hotel
Mes Ballweber
Westwood
Grace W. Morrison
Hopkins St
Bernard Sucher
Dayton, O
Clara L. Krumpe
Mad Anthony
William Rentrop
Norwood
Chase
Sam Souvces Weaver
Seling
Ala
Aude H. Fietcher
Palace Pos Ressotane
Fred J. Wildey
Hosnparte Agecacalaen
Alyse Kallmeyer
McMicken
Madisonville
Mary Schell
Seeseseee
Mathias Bosch
Wood
Vevesss
Eva Valdechs
Oehler
Seek Thief But Find Cop Note In Neighborhood
Judge Frederick Spiegel and his wife report a private policeman entered their home during a walk when a window was left open. No burglary found. notes indicate the officer explored the house and left a message claiming to be protecting the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 5. Spiegel
Kemper Lane
Mason ic Cincinnati Council De grees and Chapter Convocation
Mason ic Cincinnati Council No 1 R and 5 M stated at 6 pm in Scottish Rite Cathedral. Royal Select and Super Excellent Master degrees to be conferred. Kilwinning Chapter No 97 special convocation Wednesday June 10 at 7 pm to work Mark Degree. Visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Council
WM. Louis Meyer
Joseph Kirkup
Death notices and burial releases from local newspaper
Obituaries list Maria Blinn Ella Sheppard Caroline Reed and others with dates and funeral details. Burial permits include Annie 74 Ellen Mullen 41 Joseph Simpson 35 and many more with ages and causes such as asthma nephritis cancer and diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Annie
Whitlow Street
Schwartz
Cathderind
Little Sisters of Poor
Mullen
Ellen
Gilbert Avenue
Simpson
Joseph
City Hospital
Sycamore Street
Dowd
Elizabeth
Eighth
Qgden
Charles
Eastern Avenue
Breckman
Mary
Chestnut Street
Austing
M. Catherine
Jefferson Avenue
Meagher
Maripn
Gest
Mane
Heinreich
Walker Street
Stricker
Frank
Seton Hospital
West Seventh Street
William
Baum Street
Oscar
Children’s Home
Beckers
Clara
Flint Street
Keller
St. Francis Hospital
Dim Street
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Robert Mitchell Furniture CO
Otto Renner
Coghill
Whalen
Riverside School
Queen City
McKinley
Harper
Dyer
Plan Entertainment
City News
Sagmeister
Cohen
Lima
U. S. Grant Post
Addo TO
Motion
Daymen
LA Follette
Mattings
Cheohn Shillife
Alleghanies
Ch«Ed
Dayton
Hotels and Resorts
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
New Jersey
LEEDS
J.j.sullivan « Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Masonic
Atlantic City, N. J
ST. Charles
N. J
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Blinn
Maria
Washington Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Lewis
Mfe
Ella Sheppard
B. F. Lewis
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Grace Church
Reed
Caroline M
James H. Reed
Imi
C.c.&l
4Th St
Linton Block
Fifth & Walnut
BRO Jowslers
W.4th St
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J. Gston
Smith St
Phone Canal
Pennsylvania
Columbus
London
Springfield
Pearl and
Butler Sts
John. Church,Co
4Th
Elm
Natural Bridge
Fourth Street
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
J. H. Gest
Brenner
Xérockarusr
West Fourth ST
Cousamarden Tribune
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Irene
K. Albert
K. Luise
P. Irene
North German Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
Race St
First National Bank
German National Bank
S Kuhn & Sons
Third
Western German Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
Sakuhn & Sons
Thos, Cook & Sena
Bigfour
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Batesville
Central Station
Ihganda
CH & D
Firth and Baymiller
Fourth
Waln
Geo. W. Weedon
Piqua
Troy
Tippecanoe
CH &D Station
Fifth
Raymiller
Closson
Fourth St
West
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