Alleged Burglar Held After Break In
Joe Mack a colored man was charged with entering the home of Joseph Hewitt in Wyoming. He was tried before Mayor Taylor and bound over to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond. A fire caused by coal embers in a kitchen range at William Devoe’s home 730 West Seventh street caused $10 in damage. Engine Company 14 responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mack
Joseph Hewitt
Wyoming
Taylor
William Devoe
West Seventh Street
Engine Company 14
Fight Leaves Moran Wounded at City Hospital
John Moran aged 49 of 414 Chestnut street sustained scalp wounds and head and face contusions after an early morning fight with an unidentified Black man at George and John streets. Moran did not know the assailant and no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Chestnut Street
George and
John Streets
Moran
Delegates to Imperial Shrine Council Meet in Chicago
Local delegates to the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine left last night at 11 30 over the Big Four. The party included Wm B Melish Wm H Armstrong J W Montgomery Eugene L Lewis and Joel C Clore. The meeting will focus on business as social events were dropped. The gathering had moved from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Shrine
Chicago
Wm. B. Melish
Wm. H. Armstrong
J. W. Montgomery
Eugene L. Lewis
Joel C. Clore
Los Angeles
Churches Mark Children's Day Across Cincinnati
Churches across Cincinnati held Children's Day services with flower decorated altars and musical programs. Pastors gave addresses focusing on youth with children leading songs recitations and choruses at Westwood York Street Walnut Hills Columbia Hyde Park and Walnut Hills Congregational churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Westwood M. E
John A. Story
York Street
M. E
Oliver L. Utter
Walnut Hills M. E
Jesse Bowman Young
L. F. Bower
Hyde ’Park Baptist Church
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Golden Jubilee 5 Celebrated by Druid Singing Society
The Druid Singing Society of Cincinnati celebrated its golden jubilee at the Zoo. The society, organized June 8 1856, is among Ohio’s oldest. Honor guest Henry Shaufert 82 spoke with Judge Spiegel and others in English and German. Delegations from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Singing Society of
Cincinnati
Zoo
Ohio
Henry Shaufert
Judge Spiegel
P. J. Mettler
Toledo
F. O. Neutzell
Louisville
E. J. Reuter
Charles Meyer
John Klein
Ladies’ Society
Druid Society
Carl Roling
Indiana
Kentucky
Missing Daughter Lizzie Roberts Reported by Father in Indianapolis
Lizzie Belle Roberts, 28, sent clothing to her father A Roberts at 815 Missouri street Indianapolis in April saying she would visit. Parents have heard nothing since. Mr Roberts sought police help after visiting headquarters. She had lived at 618 Elm street but left five weeks ago saying she was going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Belle Roberts
A. Roberts
Missouri Street
Indianapolis
Mr. Roberts
Roberts
Commission Forms To Certify Pure Milk In Cincinnati
President Dr John H Greine of the Academy of Medicine appoints a commission to purify Cincinnati milk supply Dr Alfred Friedlander Dr Otto P Geier and Dr H L Woodward are named The panel says no local dairy meets purity standards and urges dairymen to invest in sanitary methods to win certified milk status for higher prices and consumer protection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Greine
Academy of Medicine
Alfred Friedlander
Otto P. Geier
H. L. Woodward
Cincinnati
Academy
Ship Carpenter Seeks Wife Reported Missing in Cincinnati
Lewis C. Hillman, a Bay City ship carpenter, travels to Cincinnati to locate his wife Mrs. Hattie Hillman who came seeking improved health a month ago. She is 22, living with a pulmonary ailment, and has not replied after funds for return passage were sent. Police aid is sought as no hospital trace is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Hillman
State Street
Bay City
Mich
Cincinnati
Hattie Hillman
Hillman
Hiawatha Passion Play May Come To Cincinnati
The Ojibway Hiawatha passion play may be staged in Cincinnati by the Fall Festival Attractions Committee. If the Indians agree to travel, the performance would be held on the canal back of Music Hall with canoes arriving at a camp by the water. Spectators praise its beauty and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Recruiting Men for Strike Breakers in Cincinnati
Cincinnati again serves as the recruiting station for strikebreakers for machinists on strike in Indianapolis and Lynn Massachusetts. The National Metal Trades Association supplies men for union members and Acting Commissioner Robert Wuest says Cincinnati provides many recruits. Indianapolis reports 1100 workers out and Lynn 450. Wuest has returned from Lynn where he coordinated arrivals from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lynn
Mass
National Metal Trades Association
Robert Wuest
Wuest
Salvation Army opens new home with revival campaign
Colonel Peart of New York and Colonel Holt of Cleveland led opening services for a Salvation Army revival at the new citadel assisted by forty officers. A holiness meeting occurred at 11 am and salvation services at 8 am and 8 pm. Formal opening is set for today at 1 pm with Mayor Dempsey or secretary Landesco presiding. Adjutants Campbell and Coe resigned, and Captain Drury becomes secretary to the Major. A musicale will follow tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart
New York
Salvation Army
R. E B. Holt
Cleveland
Army
Holt
Citadel
Dempsey
Ohio Music Teachers Association Annual Meeting Outline
The twenty fourth annual Ohio Music Teachers Association meeting at the Odeon College of Music June 20 to 22 features welcomes from Mayor Dempsey and A J Gantvoort, secretary treasurer reports, and committee appointments. It lists numerous morning and afternoon recitals and papers by Lillian Arkell Rixford Myrtle Stinson Mabel Orebaugh and others, plus duets solos and quartets by artists from Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Lima and Chillicothe. A boat ride to Coney Island and a formal banquet close Thursday events with additional round tables and outings on Friday including a Zoological Gardens visit and club supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Odeon
College of Music
Dempsey
A. J. Gantvoort
Philip Werthner
Mabel M. Orebaugh
Lillian Arkell-Rixford
Myrtle Stinson
Emma Beiser
Amor Sharp
Adolf Hahn
Hans Richard
Cincinnati
Whitney
Cleveland
Gorno
Schilewen
Arthur Judson
Louis Ehrgott
Walter Aiken
Columbus
Charlotte Callahan
Mr. Clemens
Miss Venable
Schumann
A. Hahn
Schliewen
Mattioli
Miss Lichtenstader
Lima
Dell Kendall- Werthner
Schneider and
Hahn
Ohio River
Coney Island
McDowell
Carolyn Haynes
Chillicothe
Wesley Hubbell
Zoological Gardens
Toledo
Miss Stevens
Miss Westfield
Sol. Marcosson
Christ Church Choir
Joseph Schencke
Louis “ Ehrgott
John Yoakley
St Xavier Girls Present The Haunt of the Fairies Tonight
St Xavier's School girls stage The Haunt of the Fairies a three act drama by Rev Francis J Finn J at Walnut Street Theater tonight. A 19 member cast leads a large production with Holy Angels Band Fairy Band and 16 singers. The plot centers on a convent school cursed as it opens in the twentieth year with worldliness and unrest. Cast includes Margery Fogarty Marie Phelan Margaret Dermody Irene Brearton Gladys Vaughn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Finn
St. Xavier's School
Walnut Street Theater
Holy Angels
Margery Fogarty
Marie Phelan
Margaret Dermody
Irene Brearton
Gladys Vaughn
Margaret Harper
Ruth Buckley
Margaret Verdin
Catherine Verdin
Jessie McKenna
Marie Grafe
Helen Crowley
Edna Kolkmeyer
Ivy Ryan
Edith Hughes
Lillian Sweeney
Jy Nolan
Marie Thaman
Gertrude Kearney
Travel Deal to Chautauqua Lake by Erie Railroad
Return trip fare to Chautauqua Lake priced at 11 dollars and 80 cents. Travel dates listed as July 6 and July 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street or Depot at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
Corner Stone Laid for Camp Washington Church in Cincinnati
The corner stone of Camp Washington Christian Church at Sidney avenue and Hopple street was laid yesterday afternoon before a large church gathering and members of the Junior Order of American Mechanics from Cincinnati councils. The event was led by Camp Washington Council No. 43 with C. Effinger in charge. Rev C J Sebastian gave the invocation and several local speakers followed. William Effinger placed in the stone a congregation picture, Ladies Society history, church history, and a commemorative editorial. Afterward the council paraded through Cumminsville to its hall at Bates and Colerain avenues for regular activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Washington Christian Church
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
Order of American Mechanics
Cincinnati
Camp Washington Council
C. Effinger
C. J. Sebastian
F. W. Freeman
J. N. Green
A. M. Harruot
John Hill
T. B. Stout
William Effinger
Ladies’ Society
Cumminsville
Bates and
Colerain Avenues
Gypsy Fortune Teller Suspected in Regional Theft
Marshals Naylor of St Bernard Haynes of Elmwood Place and Ben Grote of Carthage hunt a gypsy fortune teller blamed for months of disappearances in Millcreek Valley. Victims report coins vanish after she asks for a larger denomination, with a Carthage real estate man losing five dollars after a request for a five dollar bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Naylor
St. Bernard
Marshal Haynes
Elmwood Place
Ben Grote
Carthage
Millcreek Valley
Land Man
Eighth Ward Picnic At Coney Island Draws Thirty Thousand
Thirty thousand tickets are prepared for women and children attending the annual Eighth Ward family picnic at Coney Island on June 27. Activities include women only contests with gold watches, races between ward teams, and automobile exhibitions. Committees and officials are named with John Reardo as master of ceremonies and P Muldoon as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
Coney Island
St. Xavier's
Clintons
St. Stanislaus
D. J. Carroll
A. Nougaret
A. Zech
Thos. McNamara
August Silk
Thomas King
A. J. Boeckman
Michael Mullen
John Reardo
P. Muldoon
Messrs. B. L. Kilgour
Phil Kiechler
Charles J. Christie
E. E. Miller
Wm. C. Herron
F. B. Anderson
Altenheim Fest Well Attended Despite Water Famine
The Altenheim semi annual fest at Burnet avenue drew a large crowd including German families. Gottlieb Grauel aged 104 helped greet guests while the Liederkrantz and Pfeiffers Band provided music. A cold supper replaced hot fare due to water shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Burnet Avenue
Gottlieb Grauel
Louis Ehrgott
Pfeiffer
J. Dorst
A. Harff
Charles Albrecht
H. Hisenlohr
Cincinnati Woman's Club Delegation Rules Out Riot Report
The Cincinnati delegation returned from St. Paul where the General Federation of Women's Clubs met. They discussed forestry bills and youth labor laws, and urged working girls to seek home employment, denying any riot at the convention while addressing Miss Casey of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woman's Club
St. Paul
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati Club
Congress
Miss Casey
Chicago
Union of Elevated Railway Employees
Messenger shot in foot in Woodside Park
Fourteen year old Edward Rommeyer was accidentally shot in the left foot by a 22 caliber rifle while firing at a target with other boys in Woodside Park. He was taken to City Hospital and later home to 261 Mohawk Place after the incident involving a Middletown lad around Rohrmeyer’s age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside Park
Edward Rommeyer
Middletown
Rohrmeyer
Patrol
Mohawk Place
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Uses
An advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, ease pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhea with a price of 25 cents per bottle.
Foresters Celebrate Anniversary Day Parade and Banner Dedication
St Josephs Court of the Catholic Order of Foresters marked Anniversary Day with a 6 o'clock high mass at St Henrys Church Flint Street. In the afternoon about 1000 men paraded from Bees Hall Brighton to St Henrys Church where vespers and the banner dedication occurred, led by Chief Ranger Young and include multiple courts such as St Joseph St Augustine St Anthony Sacred Heart St Victor St Francis Windworst St Raphael St Bernard and Holy Angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Court
Order of Foresters
St. Henry’s Church
Flint Street
Beeh’s Hall
Brighton
Father Sayler
St. Joseph
Ranger Young
St. Augustine
Augustus Boeh
St. Anthony
Sacred Heart
St. Victor
St. Francis
Windworst
St. Raphael
St. Bernard
the Holy Angels
Thugs Attack Baker in Rozelle Neighborhood Robbery
Otto Eilers, a baker, was robbed of 18 dollars after three men knocked him down on Armory Avenue near Dudley Street at 12 30 yesterday morning. He described the tallest assailant, and police report he was held while another searched his clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Eilers
Freeman Avenue
Armory Avenue
Dudley Street
Eilers
Ellers
Can't Become an American Porto Rican Naturalization Case
Emanuel Misland a cigar maker from the Eighteenth Ward seeks US naturalization but lacks a country to renounce allegiance to Porto Rico had been declared part of the United States. He served in a Tennessee regiment and arrived with returning troops after the Spanish American War. Deputy Clerk Ford Bader refused papers pending a federal ruling by Judge Thompson on Porto Ricans who came after annexation. The decision will settle Misland's status and that of a few others in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Misland
United States
Misland
Tennessee
Spain
Porto Rico
Hugh Donegan
Ford Bader
Thompson
Cincinnati
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City News
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Don D. Tullis
Columbia Baptist Church
Frank B. McFarland
Druid Singing Society of Cincinnati
Eimer & Amend
ST. Xavier Girls
Gorner
Camp Washington Christian
Main Street
Marshal Grote
Pignig
Centenarian
Gottlieb Gravel
H. L. Kerstein
Grimm
Gerlein
Ruehl
Lambeck
John Loesch
Rheimbolt
Alma Deckebach
Flora Rheimbolt
Lottie Oker
Lottie Mithoefer
George F. Dekel
A. B. Yost
T. Baenenberger
Noram Backus
Selma Bornschlagel
Erna Brueckner
Marie Lilly
Crystal Thilly
Anna Dieterly
Catherine Dieterly
Lena Haffner
Hulda Albrecht
James McLaughlin
S. Steinkamp
J. C. Wurst
Alma Keiser
Emrich
L. D. Siefert
Jacob Greenefield
Sophia Wagner
Siefert
Hammler
A. Luebbing
James Montgomery
G. Sunderbruch
E. W. Gobrecht
Matilda Staab
Manarg
Staab
D. Krug
Shiilli Shillito
Shillito
Mark
John Shillito Company
The
Alleghanies
Messenger
St. Joseph Court
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
First National Bank
C. H. D.monon
Chicagouilding
Fifth
Walnut
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Waukesha
Portland
Ore
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
Minneapolis
Olug Man
Baker
the Security Savings Bank and
Safe Deposit
Plum Street
Julius Fleischmann
Hamilton College
Lexington
Blue Grass
Eastern Colleges
Luella W. St. Clair
Freytag
Mary
Spring Grove Cemetery
Masa. Bro Jewelers, Aka
Wen St. Ala., O
Closson
Fourth St
West
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